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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-06

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czarna godzine 100000 fran
kow.
Ksiaze Montenegro Mikolaj
4akze obawia sic ruchu anty-
dy-nastycznego i kaza} aresz-
towat szefa policyi swej stoli-
cy i kiku oficerow. Niektorzy
z aresztowanych usi}owali
zbiedz do Serbii r. ale zostali
w drodzie pochwyceni.
Rzym, -Wybrano 29lpos-
low sprzyjajacych rzadowi, SO
przeciwnikow konstytucyi, 6S
skrajnych rS niezaleznych, W
33 odwodach rezultat wybo-
row niewiadomy.
Arcybiskup Corrigan Z New
Yorku wyjecha} dla Swiedze--
MIA Wloch uda sic nastepnie
do Paryza. O. kwestyi lame
rykanizmu ME by}o mowy. z
Berlin, Niemieckie gaze
ty omawiaja fakt ze zadne pan
stwo dotad ME stora}o sic "a
pobiedz anneksacyi pahstw
boerskich. przez Angelic, lub
przynajmniej zaproteste wac
przeciwko temu. Kilka miesie.
cy temu Rosya i Francya, 20
wzajemnem porozumie niu sic,
stara}y sic nak}onic Niemcy
do wsp6lnej akcyi przeciw
moiliwej przyszfej anneksa-
cyl. ale cesarz Wilhelm II od-
m6wi} wtedy stanowczo.
DIS ME ma juz o tenn mowy.
Minila, - Depesza Can
den datowano 4 czerwca do
nosi, ze zofnierze major p. {.
March'a wr6cili do Candom-
Wieksza czest tych zolnierzy
Jest tax wyciehczona, ze be-
die odes}ana do szpitala. Ba-
talon ten upada} W Pial 80
mil Tuguereae. wskutek wy
ciehczenia i choroby. Zo}nie-
RE powiadaja ze wiadomost O
smierci Aguinaldy jest zmys-
Iona. MIN amerykanie ude-
rzyli ma Sagat, w6dz powstah-
cow podzielil swe wojsko ma
oddzia]y po 10 zo]nierzy, kr6-
rzy sledzili rolne sciezki. Off
Ger postrzelony zapewnie byi
sekretarzem lub adjutantem
Aguinaldy. KRAKOW cy W tel
okolicy rozpuscili .pogloske,
re Aguinaldo zosta} rannem W
lopatke. Z gazet wykazuje sic
ze prawie wszyscy gubernato-
.rzy zamianowani przez ame-
rykan6w W dzielnicy zajttej
przez gen. Young So zdrajcami,
i ze regularnie sk}adali rapor-
ia Aguinaldzie,
Paryz, - Poli'ya tutejsza
przyaresztowa}a niejakiego
Victora Sarot, kt6ry hypno-
tyzowal m}ode dziewczyny i
potem je uwodzi}. Podobno
ofiara tego sportu pablo bar
dzo wiele dziewczat.
Rio de Janeiro, - Lekarze
tvtejsi dokonali szczes}iwie ry-.
zykownej operacyi, rozcinajac
dwoje blizniat, ktore sic uro-
dzily zrosniete razem, Podob-
ME jak slynni siamscy bracia.
w tym wypadku So to biz
niaczki, Rozalina i Marya,
kt6re odtad zyc beda osobnem
zyciem kazda.
Londyn. = Wczoraj o 60
dzinie 2gej po poludniu, Pra-
u,;a 9 r,ieciecU M ouloczeDiu
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-06
WlddOnlJOI sci Mi6jski6.

SPfaWa .PpllCydlltd -
skiego rozpoczela sic wczoraj
Do godziny 5ciej zdo]ano wy
brat tyIko 81 fniu przysieg}ychE
DIS odbedzi e sic dalszy ciag
sprawy. Ma stole sedziowskin
ley mundur i koszula Bagl11
skiego, ze' "a bity przez. nieg@
w}och nozem 60 uderzyl. Xii
kunastu poll tyant6w przyby}e
ma swiadk6w re strony oska-
rzonego. Ba aginski znajduje
sic ma .woln osci pod -kaucys
$1,000. -.
Zastepca Szefa policy Eta.
eek iinspek torzy: Kalas, He1
delmeier i. Hartnet apelu]s
przeciw wy yrokowi sedziegc
Tuley. Adwpkat Nc Shane O.
swiadczy}, ze do czasu zapad.
niecia ostat tecznego wyroku
beda pelnit Swoje .obowiazki
pobierac przynalezna i'm pen,
sye.
-Obrohca .interesowanych
powiada, ze wyrok sedziego
Tuley pozb a!wia komisarzy
cywilnej~ przywilej6w, NADIA
nych i'm przf z prawo, kt6re
powiada, ze jezeli tego zacho-
dzi potrzeba; moga urzednicy
policyjni otr7 ymywat awans,
stosownie do uznania komlsa-
:rzy. Gdyby wyrok sedzlego
Tuley mial sic utrzymac W
swej mocy, nj usieliby wszyscy
ci policyanci utraciG miejsca,
kt6rych egzar nina odby}y sic
W warunkach ME podfug myz=
Ii Tuley'go. -. =. .....
Bagihski.je st pod SIS 900
kaucyi. Bronia 60 " adwokaci
VIM. S. Forr est i Benjamen
Bacharach. A dwokatem Who
chow Jest Cla rance S. Darrow
Wybrano wcz orajS przysieg-
lych, ktorzy S q ma wolnej sto-
pie, .poniewaz oskarzenle ME
wniesie O kare smierci. Ma to
bye jeden ze sensacyjnych,
chicagoskich procesow.
PAM Gadska, znana spie-
waczka costa Ia angazowana
przez tusejszy klub '' Apollo"
do wystepu SO 10 ma koncercie.
w dniu konce rtu zarzad klubu
otrzymaI list, re pani Gadska
ME moze wyst epowac Z powo-;
du chrypki. Te eraz klub skarzy
spiewaczke o'o odszkodowanie /
zamierza W razie wygrania
sprawy, ob}oz zyc arsytem do
chody gardef fo6e pani Cad
skiej, ktora pf fzybywa iowa
rzystwem. IN ew York Metro
politan Co., .,
Demokratytzn komitet po
.wiatu.. Cook indorsowal kan
dydature Adama Ortseifena
ma guberatora stanu illinois,.
Komisarze P pokojowi borrow
przybyli til VIC czoraj lecz przy-
jeto> ich okrzykami .ch}opc6w
sprzedawajacyc ych extra gazety
o kapitu lex cyl Pretoryi.. .
Komisarzu Fisher oswiadezy]
lie ME jest to niespcdzial,kaq
dIa niego, lecz jest przekonany
ze walka potr wa nadal.
Mayor Harrison stanaf ma
czest komitetu recepcyjnego
leczjakis nieznany cz}owiek W
imieniu demokratycznejparty
ktora popiera} przez 81 lat "a
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-06-06

Fond du Lac, Wis. I W.
czoraj wieczorem, pare min ut
pred plata godzina mas Stap do
zderzenie pociag6w ma zakre Gle
kolei Northwestern, w mifjs-
.cowosci znanei iako'" Moore
& Galloway curve. Os obo IVY
pociag idacy Green l. ake do
Fond du Lac, zderzy} sic z to-
warowym No. S26 Pr7 ycz EN-
try osoby odnios}y Z nac4 4ne
uszkodzenia. So mimi Jose fph
R. Reck zNeenah, PAM F. p.
Blumenfeldt Z Milwauk eeiFC.
B. Smith palace ma f ocia agu
towarowym. Reck cost al r zu'
cony o siedzenie tax r noe 20,
ze az oddech mu zaparI0, zf m
dial i starch przytomnos Sc bis
ko ma pol godziny;. pal ni: + 3 lu'
menfeld ma rozciete ez pfo.. Po:
mad okiem i.noge zwic hniieta;
Smith zas zeskoczyl laisl MIN :. k { pll. il.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
THE GREAT STRIKE.
Twelve Hundred Men Guard the
Power Houses.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5-The strike
of the street car men shows no signs OF
Diminishing. The big sheriff's posse
of almost 1900 men is now actively In
service and on guard at the various
power houses of the Transit company.
Thirty rounds of buckshot are car
ried by oeach man and military regula'
tions are in force.
The police made about sixty arrests
on minor charges growing out OF the
strike in the past "a hours.
A monster petition to Governor Ste
phens is being signed by women all
over the city protesting against the at
tacks on their sex and calling upon the
governor to use every means in his
power to stop them.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June "A
special train leaves here tomorrow
morning taking about $50 experienced
motormen and conductors to fill the
place of the strikers in St. Louis.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
The Author Of The cred
Badge Of Courage Sue
cumbs At Last.
Ill FOR A LONG TINE
The Young Man Gained No.
toriety For His Vived
Description Of
Battles.

LONDON, June 5.-Stephen Craue,
the we'll known American writer, died
this morning.
Crane had been i'll for a long time
Recently he removed to "Blackforess"
in Germany but the change did Dot
benefit him. Dispatches received late
last nigh brought the news that he was
dying so that the announcement OF his
death was not unexpected.
Stephen Crane was born in Newark
N. j. Nov, 1, 1871 He entered jourDal-
ism when 16 and for years acted as
sporting editor and writer of sketches.
Since 1898 he devoted his time chief
ly to story writing During Graeco- Tur-
kish war and also during the American
war Crane acted as war CORRESPONDENT
for American newspapers. His best
novel and one which gained him most
fame was THE Red Badge of
Courage"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
CASE OF MRS. White.
And Her Daughter Who Started the
Van Horn Sensation - The Her
AIDS Van Horn Correspondent
Tells the True Story of the Young
Girls EsCapade.

OITI ESCopdOC'
VAN HORN, TEX, June 4-190O. l
have read considerable IN different Ell
Paso papers about a "Mrs. White Of
Van Horn" being there, complaining
that her daughter was taken away from
her by Mexicans and outraged in a
box car; etc., intim sting that the citi
zens of this place failed to assist her in
protecting ter daughter.
In justice to the people here 1 would
like you to publish this.
This Mrs. White and daughter came
in here on s. p. train from the west
They went Immediately to the Mexi-
can quarters and never called on any
white people for help or assistance of
any kind.
After staying with the Mexicans for
camp about seven miles north as cooks
for miners. About two days afterwards
the old lady came walking into town
and said her daughter had run away
with Mexican about IL O'Clock the
night before.
hC kiEi oao AASAiSdu " Ct AOuhd Al
the Mexican quarters. and as the
girl refused to come back to her
mother or have any thing further to do
with her, our deputy sheriff got the
girl and brought her to her mother.
The people m ade up enough money
to buy them tickets and send them on
east. But just as the train pulled in the
girl jerked away from her mother and
went back to the Mexicans, afterwards
leaving town with the Mexican that
she left she mines with, for some point
on the 6. 81. railway presumably, as
they went in that direction.
The justice OF the peace held an ex-
amining trial lasting two days but re-
leased all parties against whom Mrs.
White had made complaint in connec-
tion with the affair, excepting the
Mexican who ran away with tt Q girl; ;he
not being on hand, as he had skipped
with the girl before the trial came off.
The train men say that this old lady
aud her daughter have been several
weeks coming from El Paso to Van
Horn, one station at q time, stopping as
long 10 each place Is the citizens would
permit them to.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
SURVEYORS DEPART.
County Surveyor Parker and his
Party Leave Today.

County Surveyor Parker VIII leave
this afternoon with q party of twelve
to survey the lands recently transferred
from the public domain to the public
school lands. The party will be out
about seven months In all. Mr. Parker
however. will 60 back and forth be-
tween his Office and the field.
Themembsrs of the party are:
Arthur Foster and J. r. Randolph.
transitmen, Fred Collins and James
Hague. Aagmen, Philip Weber, cook:
Charles Whitaker, Santa Cruz Aide
rete, Edgar Sparks and Il. J. owen,
oh simmer, A. B. Carvalijsl sad Pablo
Barela. teamsters.
They will begin work at monument:
7, near the New Mexican line, run to
Hueco Tanks, thence south to Sierra
Blanca.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
CURTIS LEADS.
In the Race For Railroad CommiS-
SiOner.


w. o. Cox, manager of Mr.. Curtis 3
campaign in the contest for railroad
commissioner, makes a bright showing
for his candidate. The following
counties have been instructed for Mr..
Curtis:
Bsstrop I, Bell ii, Bexar 26, Coryell,
u, Dallas %, Kinney 1, Burleson 8.
Erath 8, Williamson 13. Grayson 13,
Harrison 13. Navarro 13. McLennan
IL, Milan 13. Limestone 9. Ell Paso 8,
Hopkins 8, Lee 4. Waller 8. Denton I,
Hill II, Victoria I, Gregg 3, Val Yer.
de 2, Hood 3, Hardin 2, Rains 2, Lib
erty 3, Sutton 1, Camp 4. Morris 3
Cook 7, Brewster 1. Making q tota
instructed Of 265 for Mr.. Curtis.
The following counties are consider
ed as favorable to Curtis. though unin
structed:
Washington II, Cherokee Z, ellis
pie 3, Palo Pinto 4, Armstrong 1
Mitchell 2, Motley 1. JEFF Davis 1, Dea
Smith 1, Wheeler 1, Martin l, MoMul
lin 1, Pecos 1. Kinney /, Preside 8; ,
total Of 40 votes.
Upon the above presentation Mr.
Curtis has at this time 305 votes to 25t
for Mr.. Storey.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
"Boxers" Attacked a Body of
Troops and Chased Them
Into The Country.
MISSIONARIES ARE SAFE
Every Precaution Is Being
Taken For The Protec-
ton of Foreign
Residents.

TEN TSIN, June 5-''Boxers" have
defeated the Chinese soldiers guarding
the railway to Pekin with heavy loss.
At Huang Tsung, a force of 200 Chinese
troops fed at the approach of the
"boxers." The Boxers chased them
into the country and 1t is reported kill
ed hundred and sixty of their num-
ber.
LONDON, June 5-A dispatch to the
Central News from Shanghai says the
mssi -naries at Pao Ting Flu are safe.
An attack by"Boxer= ''on Tien Tsin was
threatened last night and every pre-
caution is being taken for the safety OF
the foreigners.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
F. 3. Fitch, Well Known Here, Met
His Death on the CdrriZosd.

F. 3. Fitch. Well Known Here, Met
His Death on the Carrizosa.
Yesterday evening J. K. Franklin
arrived from Captain with the remaini
of F. B. Fitch who was drowned near
Captain Saturday night. The deceased
was q native of Buffalo, N. Y, and was
employed at the Captain mines.
Saturday night Fitch and Gus Run
kle started from White Oaks to Capt.
tan on horseback. The nightwas 6a-k
and stormy. The two men became
separated and Runkle arrived at Capt.
tan next morning expecting to find
Fitch there.
When the latter failed to appear
search was instituted and his dead body
and that of his horse were found by the
banks of the raging Carrizosa river
which be had evidently tried to ford
during the night.
The deceased was wellknown in Ell
Paso where he resided for sometime
His father is q prominent attorney
of Buffalo, N. Y. he was but 26
years old and single.
The remains will be shipped to
Buffalo today by Undertakers Emer-
son & BARREN.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
TWICE MARRIED.
The Matrimonial Experiences of a
Multi i-Mllliondire'S Daughter.

New York, June 5.-Miss Mary Rog-
ers. the youngest daughter of 81. P.
Rogers, the Standard Oil msgnate and
multi-milliunaire was yesterday mar
ried to William r Coe, at the bone Of
the brides parents. The wedding was
an elaborate affair.
The ceremony was followed by a
reception to relatives and friends.
This is the second time the bride has
been married. She eloped with Joseph
Cooper Mott when only II years o:
age. while spending the summer OF
1893 at Manhattan Beach.
After q long legal battle Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers succeeded in having
their marriage annulled and In 1895
a decree of absolute divorce was
granted. Miss Rogers was then sent
abroad for several years. Mr. Coe,
the bridegroom, is a widower and is
q member of several prominent
clubs.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
OFFICIAL
IN NOTICE
Of the Fall of Pretoria Sets
All England Wild With
Joy.
but SLIGHT OPPOSITION
To the British Entry. But the
Beers Say They Are
Not Yet Ready
To Quit.

LONDON. June Al is officially Az
noupced that the British have occupied
Pretoria.
Chicago June 5.-When news OF fall
of Pretoria came DR.. Fischer, of the
Boer envoys. said: "PretorIa gone?
we'll. what of it? Our people will still
fight and we will too. We expected to
get more than this and are not disap-
pointed
LONDON. June 5.-The long awaited
dispatch from Roberts dated at Pretoria
has come at last. The Transvaal cap
itsl was entered by the British early
this morning. This afternoon the held
marshal will take formal possession OF
the town and the British flag will be
hois.ed over the government building.
Apparently the actual entry of the
capital was without opposition, the
Boers making their last fight IN de-
fense of the town yesterday.
The following is Roberts dispatch
announcing his success:
"Pretoris, June S, IL a. m.-We are
now in possession of Pretoria. Official
entry will be made at o'clock this
afternoon ROBERTS,.
Upon the receipt OF the long hoped
for Intelligence, London threw off the
lethargy which has prevailed since
Lord Rosslyn's dispatch proved pre-
mature. The town Is now going wild.
Within ten minutes after the news was
received, traffic in front of the mansion
house completely stopped.
tremendous poster had been placed
outside the railing, which reads: THE
British fl ag foats at Pretoria
Upon catching sight of 1t, the people
threw up their hats, and cheered. and
the cheering was carried along the
streets in all directions, until almost
in q moment all London was celebrat-
ing.
Such scenes OF wild hilarity and Joy
were never before witnessed in the
English capital.
LONDON, June 5.-A half holiday
has been declared in the public schools
| and business is virtually suspended.
| kilograms have already been received
from the provinces telling Of exuber-
ance there exceeding that shown over
the relief of Mafeking.
Unusual enterprise Is being shown
by the afternoon papers, many of
which had extras on the street three
minutes after Roberts's dispatch
WAS posted at the war Office
The lord mayor has cabled the
congratulations of the cisizsns Of
London to Lord Roberts, his message
concluding: 1.-THE empire will never
forget what you and the forces you
command have accomplished"
LONDON, June 5.-Four thousand Bri.
tish prisoners we're released from Wal
tenvan, north of Pretoria, this evening.
coincident with Roberts's entry in
the Boer capital.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
DIED SUDDENLY
OF Heart Disease While Riding in an
Omnibus

J. E. Wynn, colored. Pullman car
porter who had reached Ell PasO this
morning over the Santa Fe from Kan
sas City fell dead In the omnibus while
riding from the depot into the city.
Heart disease is given as'the. cause OF
death.
Wynn was sged about 36 years, but
nothing definite as yet has been learn.
ed of his sntecedents. as his papers and
effects are In Kansas City.
Cashier Corbin of Pullman company
has wired to that city for any informs :
tion concerning the man, and for in
stuctions concerning the disposition
of the body, which now lies at the un-
dertaking rooms of Nagley and
LYONS.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
Indicate the State OF Things
In the Midst of the
Seething Pot.
A SPLENDID MAJORITY
For the Oregon Republicans,
While Democrats Meet
and Talk Over Their
Prospects.

PORTLAND, Oregon, June 5.-ln'
complete returns today Indicate that
the republicans have carried the state
by 5000 for Wolverton. Supreme
Judge, and have elected both congress-
men, Tongue and Mondy. The legis'
lature Is also republican. 1t will sell
cot a successor to q. 8. SenAtor NC
Bride. The womau's suffrage move
msnt was Overwhelmingly defeated.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 5.-The state
democratic convention convened mere
to-day to select delegates at large tc
the national convention at Kansas
City.
LEWISTON, Idaho, June 5.-The state
democratic convention TO select dele
oates to the national convention is In
session here.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 5-The New York
county democratic convention Is being
held here to-day in the Academy of
Music to select delegatesand alternates
at large for the national democratic
convention in Kansas City.
Richard Croker, Ex-senator Murphy
Ex-senator Hill and James Shevlin
will probably be the selections. Will
lam F. Mackey of Buffalo. is expected
to be elected permanent chairman OF
the state convention.
Croker and his lieutenant, Carroll.
recently came out fatfooted for Bryan.
MISSOURI.
KANSAS CITY, June 5.-The dem
ocras state convention which will
nominate q full state ticket from COVER
nor down, ,is In session here. 1t is attend
ed by ,235 delegates the largest numbe
ever sent to q state convention In
Missouri.
Hon. A. M. Dockery, who represent
ed his district in congress 80 many
years, will be chosen for governor
without oposition. Sam. B. Cook will
be nominated for secretary OF state
without trouble. There will be contest:
for lieutenant governor, auditor, trea
surer, and railroad com missioner, and
these promise to be lively ones.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
NEELY ARRAIGNED
On Criminal Charges In Connection
With the Cuban Postal Frauds.

New York, June BY consent OF all
parties concerned the arraignment OF
Charles F. w. Neely, on the criminal
charges in connection with the Cuban
postal fraud, was called to-day.
The postponement from the form er
date was caused by waiting for the
decision of Governor Roosevelt in re-
gard to the power of the state to issue
extrsdition papers.
John D. Lindsay, of Neely's counsel
said today he would resist the extradi-
tion of his client, papers for which
Governor Roosevelt has signed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
GRAVES'S BURIAL
Mr.. Marley Will Take a Posse To
His Ranch.

special Correspondence of the HERALD.
VAN HORN Tex, June 4.-Decatur
Graves, who was killed Saturday by
Mexicans on the Rio Grande, was
buried here yesterday evening. He
had only been here few weeks, being
from San Saba, where his parents re-
side.
Mr.. Marley will make up q posse
and 60 back to his ranch to protect his
cattle until he can move them away
from that locality.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
A Double Header.
Lyons.

Two excursion trains will be run by
the Knights of Labor to Tularosa ON
June lone from Ell Paso and another
from Captain and White Oaks.
A bout $50 excursion onists will com q
down from points above TularOsa, ard
it is estimated that 800 will go up from
El PasO.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
SIMPLE ASSAULTS.

Jesus Alarcon Gets Off Easy.
Jesus Alarcon, who .was charged
with intent to murder, was today al
lowed Ito plead guilty to' simple
assault before Judge Wslthall.' He
man who terribly beat a companion in
a saloon some time ago.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
Club Women Meet.

Milwaukee, June 5.-The Fifth bien-
NAL convention of the General FEEDER
alton of woman's clubs began this
morning in the Ahlambra theatre.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
Service Resumed

NEW YORK, June 5.-The Compania
Transatlantic Espancla today resum-
ed it's service which ceased at the out
break of the Spanish American hostil-
tiles. The Cstsluua, the fret of their
vessels, sailed this afternoon for Spain
Via ports In Cuba and Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
A YOUNG GIRL
Charged With Arson At Providence

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 5.-Susie
Morris. IA year old girl, was
placed on trial here todsy charged
with arson. 1t is alleged she made
five attempts to burn her uncle's tene-
mens house. She denies the allega
tion.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
EDITOR ROSEWATER
On Trial A. Lincoln For Contempt.

LINCOLN, .Neb., June 5.-The case
of Editor Edward Rose water, of the
Omaha Bee, charged with contempt of
court, is being heard here today by the
supreme court.
1t is alleged that he caused to be
published in the Bee four articles re-
latIng to the connection of Governor
Poynter and Judge Holcomb with the
pending fire and police commission
Case
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
QUARANTINE NOT RELAXED.
Drs. Blunt, Mdssie and Norton re.
turn.

Drs. Blunt, Massie and Norton have
returned from Frisco where t. ey have
been engaged iu Investigating the pla-
que. They are convinced that it Is
there. DR. Blunt stated that the quar-
antine viii not be removed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
ST. CLEMENTS PICNIC
Nearly TWO Hundred Weary Plea
sure Seekers.

The q. 81. furnished an engine, three
coaches, and a baggage car for the
picnic party of ST. Clements Episcopal
church, which went to Orn's grove this
morning.
eighty children and gronn folks in the
coachesand abouta a mountain Of ed bles
N the baggage car.
Every body seemed happy when the
train pulled out at 9 O'Clock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
Agulrre VS.. Lawrence,

Judge Goggan is now engaged In
hearing several preliminary motions in
the case of c.. Aguirre VS.. C. NJ. Law
renee.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05

Yes9er day Judge Walthall granted q
divorce to Mrs. Edith Stearnes from
her husband, John Stearnes, on statu-
tory grouds.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
OixOn-YdeQer EiQit

CHICAGO. June 5.-George Dixon
will meet Benney Yaeger this evening
in a six round contest.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
CORA'S HUSBAND
Is Now Free to Blow As He
L1steth.

NEWPORT, r. L., June 5.-James
Brown Potter was granted An absolute
iivorce from Cora Urquhart Potter,
the we'll known actress, to-day.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05
BIG FIRE.
Destroys Mhitney's Best Business
Block.

WHITNEY, June 5.-Fire last night
destroyed the test business block in
towp. Five large mercantile firms
we're burned out.
The loss epprepstes $40 COO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-05

The Best of ali, Pine apple frost
only 80 at Rogers.