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galveston Notes.

Galveston. Texas. May in. NJ. Muir
ray. chief clerk in Manager Hills office,
is In Houston today.
Colonel L. ]. Polk general manager o.
the santa Fe, and his secretary, H. r.
Noodle, left for Austin last night.
r. II. Tate. general agent OF the Sea
board air line at New Orleans, and City
Passenger Agent McKibbin OF the Louis
VILE and Nashville at the same city, sS
in Galveston
j. H. Miller. city passenger agent OF the
Southern Pacific is 10 Houston today.
u. n. Butlin. commercial agent OF the
Gulf and Interstate Railway company IN
this city. has been appointed general
agent for that company at Beaumont His
promtion meets with the appreciation OF
large circle of friends and aequaintances
Mr. II. e. Flavin, trainmaster and chic
dispatcher OF the Union Pacific, head
quarters at Denver, and n. E, Clary, su'
perinfendent Of telegraph OF the Colorado
Southern. are in town for few days sur
bathing They are visiting Mrs D. NJ
Collamer
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Texas Star lodge No. I, Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen, viii tomorrow give
their annual basket picnic at San Jacinto
park on the Houston East and West Texas.
The location is picturesque and there is
plenty Of shade and good supply OF pure
fresh water. 1t is a splendid phase for q
d%'s outing and tho railway trainmen
expect 10 not only have a good time, but
TO see thousands OF their friends on the
grounds. Trains leave the Grand Central
depot at a. m. and 1880 p. M, Bonners
Point at $40 a. M and lao y. M, Re
/ turning the trains leave San Jaelnto at c
p. M
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Dallas. Texas, May IS. An informal
conference over the discord in Texas trait
nc matters was held In Daliss todsv.
There were present P. II. Goodwin Of Il o
Santa Fe, r. p. Conner OF the Rio Gtsnde.
y. 81 Keller Of the Forth Worth al q
Denver, j. W. Allen OF the K1ty and r.,
l.. Sargent OF the Texas and Pacific. Ijt-
tie II anything beyond discussion CT The
situation was done.
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confederate Reunion.

@'ome group of ex-Confederates
" corner Of Main and Franklin
'x'erday afternoon, as there were
ANor Withers of Georgia, adju-
|Nsal on the staff of General ].
~ Mr. Shepherd Of Mississippi.
1'Ss OF Galveston. Majors 0. c.
s1nander of Dick Bowling camp;
wOlee Barnard, c. C. Beavens,
asews OF the Southern Railway
]. oeoFge and l.. l.. Cohen. These
semed afre with patriotic glow
'-S, Jokes aud humorous tales
a, 0ygone days. The visitors
+ " V attend the monthly meeting
wiling camp ON Sunday.
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rhnt nnmorea Re.ignatIon.

Galveston. Texas. May ls.-B. F Yoa-
KUN. second Vice president and general
manager OF the ST. Louis and san Fran
cisco Railway company, arrived IN me
city this morning in his private car ac-
companied by. Colonel Tom West Of Fort
Worth and Frank Griee Of the san An
ionic Express The party are here solely
for pleasure
When Interviewed by reporter regard,
ing the rumored resignation OF FrSioen'
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Mir. Hynr. wn, Ne-cInc,cd.

Calvert. Texae. May 1s.--ln yesterdays
communication the name Of Superipteud-
ent J. ". Byars WAS unintentionally omit
fcers OF the Calvert, Waco and Brazos
Valley company. Mr., Byars was re- elect
ed secrekary, treasurer and auditor OF tho
colnpany
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rnsrenger r.nrn.nr..

Austin, Texas. May 1s-JTho san An
tonic and Aransas Pass railroad TO-DAY
paid the comptroller SSH tax on ssl. 2O2
passenger earnings for the quarter end
ing March 80, The Texas, Sabine Valley
and Northwestern road paid $27 tax ca
s275S earnings for the same quarter.
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A roLLowER or MEASLES. i'm many

A FUDbUN Ell VI 9IHH'7I1@'' - '''''+'
instances a persistent cough follows an
attack OF measles. In speaking OF this
Mr.. Walter B. Beei editor OF the ElNi2
m. c. Times. says: Three weeks ago
had an attack Of measles which left me
with bad cough. I took several doses
Of Ghamberlan's Cough Remedy and tho
cough has entirely disappeared consider
ChamberIain's medicines The boat on the
market For sale By all druggists.
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Rondmaster's onice moved.

somerville May IL The roadmasters
office on the Montgomery branch has be2a
changed from Nsvasota TO Someryille aud
w s. Houstcu appointed chief clerk,
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Queen ( Crescent Route
THE BEST LINE To
CINCINNATI and
NEW YORK.
Geo. "a. smith. q. y. A.. New orIeanB.
Il. J. Anderson, A. q. II. A.,
New Orleans.
pAuGHrEns or EnIN.
Give Very Enjoyabie Lawn Con
cert In the Sixth ward

give very EnIoNhhie lawn So"-
cert In the sixth ward.
The three divisions OF the Daughters OF
Erin gave very enjoyable lawn concert
last night at the residence Of MIR. D. a.
Riesner on Young avenue in the sixth
ward. the object being to raise funds FOR
entertaining the Daughters upon the oc-
oasion OF heir State convention here next
month.
The following programme with all the
numbers well executed added to the enjoy
mcnt OF the evening
Instrumental duet selected ..,.......
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yiearuc yoq9s.

Hearne Texas May IS Civil Euginear
w. S. Hennlng of the IIouston and Texas
Central was in the city yesterday
Superintendent ]. w Byars Of the Cal
vert Waco and BRACES Valley railway was
in the city for a few hours yesterday.
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the fact that-unless the commission with
draws Its emergency rate and permits OF
an adjustment OF the Texarkana case "or
OF court" as Il were. an Interstate rate
was on Texas shipments Is Inevitable.
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The sylvan hotel park az La Porte is now
lighted With gas. has hne bathing pier
dancing pavilion. etc. Come down and en-
Joy a days rest IN the sea breeze.
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d. B. Robinson Of the Frisco line Mr..
Yoakum stated that he knew Of nothing
that would indicate chat such thing Was
being contemplat
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only 1910 to washington city and re-
turn via the Southern railway, OF
sale 18th and goth.
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Gas Cooking and Heating Stoves ana
Instantaneous Water Heaters tor aAis %
Houston Gas Light Company.
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WASHINGTON CITY AND RETURN
only $3.50 to Washington City aud re-
turn via the Southern railway on
sale 10th and Goth Instant. Only thirty
four hours from New orleans to Washing
ton City ami no change Of cars.
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s.ts arrive and depart from the Grand
IN except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
ksAhwa depot In the Fifth ward. the In
= nd Gfea, Northern and Columbia Tap,
ssInernatlonal and Great Northern depot
rs, wenue. The Missouri. Kansas and
sGa'vston. Houston and Henderson trains
Sensational and Great Northern depot
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s,,e,,l leaves Houston 1850 p. N.
n All these trains leave the
& e eey ,,.,s Avenue Depot 10 minutes
y, A. Above.
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tft-Iralns leaving Houston at 4:ss p.
d ,rivng at Houston 5:as a. m. and
d = also run into Grand Central depot.
ka;f len minutes earlier and arriving
.ss,s, later than time given above.
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) SCHEDULE

7. G. H. ~
6sni Ssn"' Arrives,
No. 100 ?. m.
y 4 sl...''''''.... No. 4-6.40 a. 10
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! \. 0. n. n. $3.50.
view orleans Trains
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ne, d w. IT. II. N.
Grand Central Depot
~. a Express Train. Arrlvs $40 a. N
t Kansas City and Clnelnnau,)
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@, II. & II. r.. II.
fkrtfoO, Of Congress Avenue.
Galveston Trains
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NIX. 8 4. II. II.

NJ, A. a = ~ s'
: md n, Depot, Fifth Ward.
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q. II. & N. II. II.
cfsnd Central Depot
.e.lveston and La Porte.
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La q. N. H. II.
p.s. fo,, Of Congress Avenue.
NM 10 81. Louis and Chicago.
:. Arri,,n a0 n m
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Arrive CASA. m
Arrive $50 p. N
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
No Smallpox At Captain.

Editor HERALD: You will please
deny the statement made by acting
city phi 7sician Anderson to the cit
council night before last to the effect
that smallpox exists At CAPTAIN, New
Mexico.
On reading the proceedings of the
council as published In the papers
yesterday 1 Immediately wired the in
form alton regarding Capisau to our
general superintendent, A. s. Greig,
and he replies that there is not in
Capitsu or vicinity case of smallpox
and that there has been none for two
months.
The Information to the city council
was evidently unfounded and you will
do Captain the justice to give this
denial the same prominence that has
beea I given the contrary statemen ent.
F. E. MORRlSS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
TOM WHITE
Will Have To Answer For This.

This morning while tearing out the
petition in the rear OF T. J. Whites
cigar store the workmen found the
body OF d woman minus her head.
Mr.. White was at once notified and
called officer John Taylor who after
examining the body called Justice
Spencer in to hold An inquest. At the
time OF going to press the justice had
not rendered his decision but IL is
stated that he will hold Tom respon-
sible, without bond.
After Justice Spencer left, DR.. Ander::
son, the acting city physician, was call
cd and after he had examined the
body and several Witnesses he 'phoned
Chief of Police Lockart who cane
down at once and ordered the body
placed In vault for safe keep'pg.
key, the boy detective, went to work
on the case.
The whole affair has attracted
great deal Of attention all day and
thousands have called to see if they
could identify the remains, which
proved to be dummy.
IL is said the dummy was left in the
room several years ago by q mllliner
who bad occupied the rooms for some
time ss store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
ROBBERS
GET BOOTY
Two Train Hold Ups In the
West On the Same
Day.
Lone HIGHW AYMAN
In One Case and Four In
Another Help Up
Fast Through
Trains.

OMAHA, Sept. 22.--The express car
On the ST. Louis and Portland train
on the Burlington road was held
up by four masked men at Woodlawn,
near Lincoln, early this moruing.
The messenger was forced to open
the local safe and the robbers went
through it, securing a small sum OF
money. The through safe which con-
tsined several thousand dollars and
which the messenger could not have
opened was not molested. The robbers
separated after leaving the car.
Express officials cay the looted safe
b I'd only 5000.
BOISE, Idaho Sept % The North.
en- Pacifo's west bound overland fly er
WIS held up near Athol, this state,
shortly after midnight by q lone rob-
bar who succeeded in getting awsy
with $500 in cash, several watches and
quantity OF jswelry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
HOPE FOR MURDERERS
Public Sentiment Ia Arizona fayors
the Hdldermlns.

Special Dispatch to THE HERALD.
PHOENIX, Ar.z., Sept. 22-S. b.
Hopkins of Gonzales made . strong
plea before Governor Murphy yester
day in behalf. of the Haldermans o.
Texas, whose respite from the
execution Of the death sentence al
Tom bstone expires October 3.
Public sentiment is changing ir
favor of the two boys, and it is general
ly believed the sentence will b,
The governor has already made oas
trip to Tombstone TO look into the
case. which he deems so important tha
he will visit several counties 10 south
ern Arizona collecting evidence bsar-
ing on the case.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
$4,000 EAT At ONCE
The Tables S ,retched a Full
Mile Through the Tuil-
IerIes Gardens, All
Under Cover.

PARIS. Sep: 22.-The banquet to the
mayors OF France began at l l 80 O'Clock
today. The feass was spread on q Brob-
dignagi>u scale, $4,000 function aries
sitting down to table at the same
time.
There was . mile OF tables, arranged
four abreast, aud divided into furlope
sections. They occupied nearly the
whole Tuiiieries gardens, which were
covered by a gigantic tent.
The foor space was di-
vided into six great groups,
each one served by corps OF
500 walters. The head walters stood on
acenter platform and directed the SER
vice bv bell taps.
The banquet had been carefully re-.
hearsed and every thing WIS done with
M srvelou = ie ,ision. Arrsng d about
the dining hsli were II great ki.ch-
ems, each with wine cellars. There
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Ell PAso. TEXAS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1900

to women. Better labor conditions
mean better home conditions, shessaid.
She urged them to help the men win
victory.
Macsdoo is the home OF the march
ing brigade; the parade that resulted
in the Latimer massacre started from
there. The fret parade In the present
strike startsd from Macadoo.
At dawn this morning when the
villagers assembled to march TO the
Colorine spd Beaver Meadow mines,
where Q persisten { effort was being
made to continue operations, women
we're among the earliest arrivals. Just
as the sun came up over the hills the
procession set out. There vas band,
t~o fisgs. q detachment of men, and a
body of women carrying brooms,s a large
company of men. more women, and
Mother" Jones dressed in mourning.
One women, 1t is said, carried Q club.
Sheriff BreelIn with a large force OF
deputies met them at Colorine and ac-
com panied them to Beaver Meadow
AT the latter place q meeting was held
The leaders OF the strike have dis
coursged parsdes. to the mines became
OF the danger of q conflict with deputies
who are liable to shoot.
General situation in the Hazelton
district was unchanged this morning.
A large increase Of guards appeared
at most mines and is seems now az
though the entire country we're spot
ted with them. Strikers pickets were
out in force. but they do not clash
either with guards or nonunion men.
SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. 22.-The
strike situationis extremely quiet today
throughout the Lackawanns region.
The great army of idle miners are con-
Quoting themselves in q manner which
elicits praise and admiration from the
public at large, and much credit is due
tae wise counsel OF president Mitchell
and his subordinate officers. No out
break is feared in this region. Toe
miners express much regret at the
disorderly state of affairs in the Schuyl-
kill region.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
METHODIST BISHOP
Says Every Railway lie In China
Is Worth a Life

ST LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Bishop Gallo.
way of the Methodist church South
startled. his audince with the de
clarasion:
"Whst matters 1t II the laying OF
every railway tie in China costs a life,
II the way for better things is prepa-
red?"
The bishop urged that Methods &
should follow up each boatloaa oi
troops with Q boatload of missionaries,
and SAID Chiua's furure was new I
bri yhter than now.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
HOUSES WASHED AWAY
And a Boy Was Caught In the
Flood and DrOWed While
His Companions
Escaped.
Special dispatch to the HERALD.

Sp peciaI dispatch to the HERALD
CARLSBAD, N. NJ, Sept. 22.-Last
nj zht during . tremend GUS down pour
the Black river, fifteen miles below
here, went out Of It's hanks. rising 25
feet in less than an hour.
A house standing rear the ban<,
occupied By four mer and boy, was
carried away. The men escaped, but
the boy, named Willie Stamp aged Ia,
vas caught in the wreck and drown-
ed.
Two houses. wagons, and other mate
cial were also carried off.
TIE great rise in the Black river
was due to a cloud burst in the foot
nils OF the Sacramento Mountains
where the river has its source.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

were 20 scullery halle and 30 cloak
rooms, each bearing a distinguishing
color.
Four military bands station ed on the
terrace furnished the music, playing
alternately durng the repast.
The head table was occupied by Pre-
sident Loubet with members Of the
cabinet around him. Near by eat senst-
ors, deputies, and local officials, mum
bering 0GO in all.
A reception to the mayors at the
Elysee palace was held this afternoon
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
COUNTY COURT.
Disposition OF Several Small Cases.

Disposition OF Several Small Cases:
The attorneys in the case of r,
L Hall against G A Green ct al argued;
for an appeal this morning in the
county court but the appeal was
dismissed.
This afternoon the Pioneer Grocery
company is suing r Reynolds on an
account before a jury.
Judge Harper rendered HE decision
in the case of the Caldwell U ndersaking
company against A L Mesder and
wife, giving the plaintiff judgment for
s73 35 against Mrs Meader and holding
that her husband was not responsible
for th5 debt.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Approaching Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Arthur Clarke
announce The coming wedding of their
daughter, miss Irms Sandidge Clarke,
to William Ramsey Nc Iver, of the Arm
OF Mc1ve and Patterson of this city.
The wedding will taxe place ON We'd
nesday afternoon, October third, At
Coldwater, Miss, and after Novsm Der
first Mr.. and Mrs. McIver wiu o. a.
home in this city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Verdict For Plaintiff

Judge Harper rendered his decision
In the case of McCutcheonPayne Com
pany against the LIS Junta bank and
Foxworthy. He found for the plaintiff
in the sum of Sl65. This is the cas-
previously detailed in the HERALD
wherein the plsintiff sued the defendent
for she recovery of money paid for some
hay that they claimed was not what
the contract called for.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
BEATEN AGAIN
FL pa so Loses Another Game At Al
buQuerQue.

Ell Paso lost to Silver City again and
we have no kick coming whatever, rs
in the fatal seventh the score stood 13
TO Ola favor o. the Ell Paso team when
they put McCue, the catcher, in the
oox and allowed Silver City to score II
runs in that ore inning aud with two
more in the ninth they won the game
by one score.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Another Charge Preferred.

Juan Flores, the Mexican who was
sent to jail the other day for assault
Ing his wife, was given a hearing yes
serdsy on the charge of burglary and
was bound over to wait the action
OF the grand jury OF the October term
o1 the district court. In default OF 500
he was sent back to iaii.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
FOUR SONS
Went To Jail While Father Stayed
Out.

Special dispatch to the HERALD.
UvALDE, Sept. 22.-At the examin-
ing trial of the Morrises today, charR-
with being implicated In the murder
of Tucker Vsnpels, Andy Bob and John
we're placed under $4,000 bond each,
and the father G. w. Morris and son
George under e1O0 bond each.
The father imm edistly gave bond
the others were remanded to jail.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
No Concert Tomorrow.

The contract with the Mexican band
for the Sunday afternoon INC 4rts hav
Ing expired there will be no more con-
certs this year.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
BIG BUSINESS BLOCK
To Be Built On South el paso Street

Building permits we're issued to day
store house on Stanton s;rees TO cost
$1,000, and TO Sinclair and Pollock 30
build a bricx business BLOCK ca Z. Psso
street for Howard O'Fsilen and
Rankin, to cost SIS COO.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Wants CitiZsnShip.

Joseph Esllrigl, an Austrian, took
out his irs: naturalization papers to-
day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Silver COT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

Mexi :sn money quotati ,ns in El
PAso today, Asa 40.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22
GONE TO CANTON

The President WILL Spend Some Time
at Home.
wASHINGToN, Sept. 22.-President
Mckinley and Secretary Cortelyou
have gone to Canton. They may stay
until after election.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-22

Continued U. 9TH page.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1900-09-08

The Best Prescription Is Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bottles
Sc That the People May Know Just
What They Are Taking.

Imitators do not advertise their formula
knowing that you would not buy their medi-
cine if you knew what it contained. Groves
contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct
proportions and is in a Tasteless form. The
Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives
the malaria out of the system. Any reliable
druggist will tell you that Groves is the
Original and that all other so-called "Taste-
less" chill tonics are limitations. An analysis
of other chill tonics shows that Groves is
superior to all others in every respect. You are
not experimenting when you take Grove's-its
superiority and excellence having long been
established. Groves is the only Chill Cure sold
throughout the entire malarial sections Of the
United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, SOC.
ROTEs-Tho records Of the Paris Medicine Co., 81. Louis,
show that over one and Ons-haf million bottles Of
Groves TsateEess Chill Tonic wer8 sold last year and
the sales are continually En0reasings The conclusion is
Inevitable that Groves Tast8E8ss Chill Tonic is a pre-
sCFfphOn for malaria having genuine merit and any
druggist or chemist wifi Jeff you 500