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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - RES
oVATING.

oVATING.
Hair. moss ticking nber. feathers,
our stock OF new material and mabufac-
tured products are up 10 date. Our reno
waiting and remaklug has delighted many
prominent residents Ask your acqualnt-
ances. Materials sent US is picked steam
cd. cleaned and medicAtsd By modern ma
ehlnery. Making done BY mechanics, We
eoufne our work to mattresses and bed
ding generally. We sell ticking Of al
kinds moss. hair. cotton. flher. feathers
or any article needed ln mattress line.
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING Co
Bell Phone 1876 81 Drayton street,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10

Negotiate loans on same at per cent
and collect TentA Represeat TIE Travel
ers Insurance Co, accident and liability
departments. Represent The New York
Underwriters Fire lns agency Represent
the Greenwich Fire Ina Co Rspreseet
the Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. All bust
ness entrusted to uA will be appreciated
and will receive prompt ard careful at
tsntlon. No. 81 BAY street east. Tele-
phone 1ts w. &. FRIPP a co.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-10
N 3 GARDNER
1--WE. GAME. GAME.

phone 30 I'll and az whliAker stree
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1900
Among the Churches.

On account of having to conduct
the funeral services OF member
of lis congregation in Florence,
Rev. r. w. Barnwell failed to
meet his appointment at the EpiS-
copal chapel here Friday morning
and evening OF Is. t W. elk.
Rev. j. Z. dunlop preached at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon 10 an attentive and ap-
precialive congregation. Mr.. Dun
lop has been spending some time
in the up-country for his health,
and his parlshiopers are glad TO
welcome him back, especially as
his health seems to be much
better.
AS was announced last week,
Rev. W. Fl. Hodges preached in
the Methodist church Sunday
morning and evening. Mr. Hodges
was formerly pastor Of this charge
and has many friends here. Both
his sermons were forcible and I'M
presSiye and were attentlve!y lis
tened 10 by his hearers.
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sHERIFFS TAXSALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
wrTrAysrsTRG COUNTY.
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.

By virtue of executions to nc direct
ed have levied upon and Will sell 1or
cash for taxes on the first Monday IN
november next before the court house
Kiacsiree, =. G., the following described
;andS27la acres Ofland inHope township
levied upon as the proper ~ OF tn ES
tate of John David and bounded aS
follows: North by George BrOwdcr. east
md west by S j. Taylor, south by Pol
" Bradshaw.
Also lots in Anderson township
levied upon as the property Of W }
Evans and bounded aS follows: NO. l
lot, north by G. & W. X. K. east BY ID
|! Il Martin, west by ID L Martin, south
y. L. Martin.
No. > lot, bounded as follows, east
by McDutiir & Wells. west by ID W
Alderman. north by II w Alderman,
south by G. & w X. r.
Also. 1000 acres Of land in Hope
township levied upon as the p operty.
of the estate John \ Mccullough ana
bounded as follows: North hyS L Mont
pomery, east by Bradshaw ami estate
rs p. Brochihton, west by Clarendon
| Co. line.
Al,o 10 acres Of land in Hope town
ship levied upon rs the property OF
Frank Andcr$on ard bounded AS fol-
lows: North by lands of Willie Crook,
south west and north by Walter Mont
somery.
Also If acres of land in Hop town.
shin levied upon as the proper OF
London Bradshaw and bounded as fol-
lows: north by Mary Ann Davis. east
BY George Gourdin, south by DR.. Henry
and Bob Chandler.
Also 9 acres Of land in Laws town.
ship levied upon as the property OF
the estate Of Jack Gordon and bound
ed as follows: east by Gordon, south
| by Gordon.
Also 500 acres Of land in Indian
township leivcl upon a. the porperty
OF the Wilcox Gibbs Guan0 Co and
bounded aS follows: east and south by
the lands of Il Wallace Jones ana j {
Daniel, west by lands of \ T Pittman'
). -. DANIEL.
1s-25-l ). W. G.
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Notice of Election

FOR STATE AND COUNTY OF
FICES AND FOR AMEN DMENTS
TO STATE CONSTITUTION.
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DENTISTRY!

lsGG =. $50 lSS0.
The undersigned, after success
full practice of Dentistry for thirty
four years, is now located at Kings
tree, at the Brockint0n house,
where he is prepared to do any
thing in the Dental line ut cut rate
prices. Live and let live, is his
motto. No shoddy work shall pass
the portals of his Office. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. \ trial is solicited
Respectfully,
A NJ. SNIDER,
Dental surgeon.
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Foreclosure Sale.
". Branford Frost, under the name
and style Of f II. Frost Co.,
against
Stephen Jones.

against
Stephen Jones.
Pursuant 10 q dacrcc Of foreclosure
and sale made in the above entitled
cause on the 24th day of May. 1860: |
will offer for sale at public auction in
front Of the court house i'll klng;tr'e
on Mond ", the 5th day of November
next within the legal hours of sale the
following described premises: all
at'certain piece. parcel or tract of
land in the county Of Williamsburg.
State afore said and containing seventy
five acres more or less: bounded on the
north by lands Of Eliza larbor and
IIarral Jordon. east by lands OF Will
liam McClam, south by lands OF L '
Bardin. and west By lands Of Calvin
ZONES; Terms cash. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers:
j. u DANIEL,
1921. Sheriff W. &.
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Notice,

The County Supervisor Of Williams
burg will meet with the Supervisor OF
Georgetown county on Thursday. No
venlbcr 8. at 10 O'clock i, M, at Potato
Ferry Bridge to let out contract fer
repairing said bridge. We reserve the
right to reject anv aud all bids.
B. i. CHANDLER.
County Supervisor.
Get. Is. 3t
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Notice of DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on the
3ISt day Of October. 1900, | will apply
10 the Judge of Probate Of Williams
burg County for Il final discharge as
Administrator of the Esta.e Of Il. VI.
Feagin. -
L. ". WEBSTER
Get. / 1900 Administrator
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EDITOR'S AWFUL PLIGHT

I'm Higgins, Editor Seneca lllS.,}
News, was afflicted for years with piles
that 10 doctor or remedy helped until
lie tried Bucklen'S Arnica Saive, the
best in the world. He writes, two
boxes wholly cured him. lnfHllible
for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c.
Sold by Wallace & johnson druggists.
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TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $500
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One cory, six months. 'a0'
One copy, thlee months ,o -''
ADVERTISING RATES:
One inch, first insertion, sl.0o: each
sub>equcntmSertion. 30 cents. ooliH,
aries and Tributes Of Respect over loJ
words charged for as regular advertise
mentS. Liberal reduction on adYertlS-
ing made for three, six and twelve
months contracts. :,
Communications mHSt be accompanied
by the real name and address OF the
writer in order TO receive attention. n"
communication of personal nature
will De publiShSd except as an aoFer-
tiScmcnt.
Address all letters and make all drafts
payable tol ~ WV,
kingstrec, sc.
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When patronizing Boston ho-
tel don't forget that "culinary
symposium on the bill of fare
means hash.
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TAX NOTICE.
TEKAsURER'S OFFICE,
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY.
Kingstrec, ). c., Oct. ., l9Oo.

hluPSlIet, -. -, wv - A"'N'
The tax levy for the fiscal year 1900
IS aS follows: -,
Fo- state ........- :" '''ii, ~,
For County. .......''.+ NH
For SrhoOl. ............... ..:." mills
30 mills on valu" Of all stock i'll Sut-
tons. Anderson and part OF rem
Townships.
3 mills on ali property in school dis
tric,S Nos. = and 10.
mill on all property in school dis
trict No. Is.
> mills on all property in school dis
trict No. 10. =,
4 capitation tax of one dollar on all
males between the ages Of 81 and 90
wears, mles costitutionally exempted.
will be ut the following places on
,he DAYS mentioned below for the col
e I hn iH taN'
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Kingstrce. Nov. 81 TO Dee. 81, inclusive,
Saturdays excepted.
il ID. ROLLINS,
County Treasurer.
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FICES AND FOR AMEN DMENTS
TO STATE CONSTITUTION.
STATE OF SUTTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that an cleo
SION will be held at the several pre-
cincts established by law in Williams
burg county oil
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1900
For the following officers, To wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sec
Fetary Of State, Attorney General,
Comptroller General, Adjutant and In
Spector General, State Treasurer, State
Superintendent of Education. ore Rail-
road Commissioner, one Circuit Sole
itor. three Re jreSentatiees in the Gen
aral Assembly, Supervisor, Sheriff,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Members Of the Association Take
Washington By Storm.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Delegates to
the thirty-second annual convention Of
the National American Woman Suf-
frage association which opens in the
Church of Our Father tomorrow, have
taken the capitol by storm, and the
headquarters are crowded with many
represen ntative women, some of whom
have journeyed from far distant points
In the south and the northwest aud
from the Pacific coast states.
Susan B. Anthony, Rachel Foster
Avery, Anna 81. Shaw, Harriet Tay-
lor Upton, Catherine Waugh M'Col-
Tough and the Rev. Ida G. Button are
among the workers of national reputa-
tion who are already here. Mrs. Eliza
beth Cady Stanton, the veteran
honorary president of the association,
vention opens.
The public announcement of Miss
Anthony of her invention TO retire
from the presidency of the association
is one OF the absorbing topics of con-
yersstion among the delegates. There
is much speculation as to the choice of
her successor and number of names
are mentioned In connection with the
honor. Miss Anthony. it is under
stood, favors the selection of Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Gait of New York as her
successor. Mrs. Gait has been for
many years chairman OF the organizing
committee of the national association,
and her name is familiar wherever wo-
man suffrage is familiar.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07

tives at the Louisville conference is
spoken of with contempt by republican
legislators here. One leader said:
bile view as 1t of school boys. We
would never have come down here had
not we believed there would be no
surrender at Frankfort.
Senator Jolly, who was elected presi-
dent pro tempore of the senate yester-
day, sent the following letter to Gov
eruor Taylor this morning:
I'VE do not want any agreement
with the other side. We are in the
right and have nothing to agree on.
Members of both houses are unsni-
mously against the agreement.
Legislators are inclined to bolt any
agreement Taylor may sign with the
other side. This will probably cause a
split in the republican ranks in case
Taylor should back down. The bold
front of the Legislators this morning
probably indicates solution nearer
than many may imagine, but before
the solution is reached there will be
numerous transform alton scenes.
STRONG MESSAGE TO TAYLOR.
Senators Hayes, Jolly. Cox aud
dozen members of the republican
branch Of the legislature drew up the
following telegram at noon to be sent
to Governor Taylor:
'Mske no compromise of our rights
under the constitution and the law.
We represent the people of this COM
monwealth for q free election aud a
fsir count. Any attempt on the part
of any man or set of men to set aside
the result of the last electinn by force,
fraud, vicious legislation or compro-
mise without the consent of the people
is treason. We therefore pledge you
our support and our lives if you will
but stand by the election returns as
counted by the electoral commission"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
HE MUST HANG.
Vain Efforts To Save Edward Cliff
ford From the GaIIows.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 7.-Although his
friends have spent SlOO, 900 to save Ed
ward Clifford from the gallows, Hang
man Van Hiz is today preparing for
Clifford's execution OF Friday on the
assumption that the courts will no
longer interfere.
Clifford was an active democratic
politician in Wehawken four years ago.
He made a record as q detective. In
1895 he secured large reward by help.
ing to capture the train robber, Oliver
Perry, and spent the reward in drink
Neglecting his duties az detective
for the Lake Shore Railway company,
Division superintendent William Wat
SOC, in March. 1896, discharged him.
Clifford thereupon shot the superin-
tendent,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
PROF. J. G.. CABRERA
Will Confer With Miners
Who Wish To Add To the
New Mexico Mineral Ex-
hibit At Paris.

Prof J. G.. Carrera, of Las Cruces,
who has been appointed by Governor
Otero to represent New Mexico at the
Paris exposition, is in the city to meet
the mining men here and make ar
rangements for mineral exhibit from
| this section. Although Ell Paso is out
side the territory of New M exico. it is
the headquarters for many mining
men from there and the mining Sec
tions of the south ares tributary to 1t,
and hence Prof. Carrera's work is of
the greatest interest to this city. The
professor is a mining engineer by pro-
fession and an enthusiastic miueralO-
gist whose collection of minerals won
the prize at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
"In connection with this enterprise"
said Prof. Carrera to q HERALD re-
porter this morning, 81 would like to
state that am here to interview the
different mining men in the city and
make arrangements for specimens for
the best possible exhibit. have seen
several of them already and they have
all responded cheerfully. The Su per-
ior mine will make fine exhibit. II
there are any persons whom / have not
had the pleasure of meeting W no wo uld
like to contribute to the exhibit they
may do so without the necessity of see-
ing me. The Santa Fe railroad has
agreed to move the exhibit and what {:
ever specimens may be contributed to
it free. and it will only be necessary to
pack the specimens in box and mark
it Mineral Exhibit, Paris Worlds
Fair, Santa F'e, N. M" and leave it at
the depot. Santa Fe is where I am
getting the collection together.
"You can state also," said Prof.
Carrera, ''that 1 am now on nv way to
visit Otero county, and that the vast
resources of New Mexico's youngest
county will thus be placed before the
world. 1t is remarkable what q great
variety of resources occur in this coun-
ty, coal, gold, silver. lead, copper, the
most exquisite marble ever mined un-
der the sun, the finest turquoise yet
discovered anywhere in the world, the
| soda beds, some thirty miles In length, !,
containing valuable salts, like soda,
potash and bOrax. Probably this
| county surpasses any other in the
matter of varied resources.
"On my return 1 will go to Grant
and Sierra counties TO see what addi-
| tiOns can be made to the collection there.
This will end the work of gathering
the exhibit and hope that before the
beginning of March the exhibit will be
we'll on it's way to Paris. New Mex
leo will thus be shown to be second to
none in her mineral re sources.
THE Santa Fe will transport every
thing free to Chicago and 1 am now
endeavoriug to make arrangements
with the other lines for the rest of the
trip.n
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
ApICTURE OF WAR
What a Battle Between the Beers
And the British Is Like

LONDON, Feb. THE following
vivid description OF what q battle is
like has been received from one of the
we'll known war correspondents at the
front:
Nothing is seen, no man, no smoke.
The only thing seen is the dust thrown
up by the bullets, like rain storm on
the surface of lake, the artillery
throwing shells and the shells burst
ing. In contrast to this Is the noise,
which is infernal; with occasional lulls
it sounds as if million kettle-drums
were being plsyed-a constant tra-rs-
ra-ra, with the boom, boom of the big
guns and the harsher sound of the
pumping OF the Maxims, Hotchkiss,
Msxim-Hordenfeldt and machine
guns IN general. The discord is ap-
palling, as every gun has a different
sound, and each shell going through
the air huns or whistles accord
ing to its breed. After q
time you can tell what is
coming. or, if it is one of your own,
what ia going. The most terrifying of
the enemy'S guns Is a sort OF dotcnklss,
which fires about five rounds at a time
and throws a one-pound shell which
bursts. You are safe nowhere, as a
bullet, fred at an object at 500 yards,
which misses, hits and kills at 1000 or
5000. 1t practically means with these
rifles that a bullet is never spent until
1t hits something and remains there.
When a bullet strikes you hear moth
ing: it goes right through a man and
probably travels on another 1000 yards.
You hear a grunt or a gurgle and the
mau collapses. The worst thing Is q
bullet wound in the stomach, which is
mortal. The pain is excruciating, and
they howl like a shot hare: it sounds
like child screaming, and Is horrible.
But you see such lot of beastly sight is
and hear such lot of heart-rending
sounds that you become accustomed to
it and cslloused.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
The Body OF w. M. MC6ee, Health
Seeker From Canada

SCChCI GIOm NdudOd.
The dead body of w. Nj. McGee.
late of Collingswood, Ontario, Canada,
was yesterday evening found in the
room which he had occupied at 3l9
Texas street. McGee had not been
seen for some time before his death,
and had probably been dead some time
when found.
He was health seeker, who seemed
| from the papers in his possession, to
be a man of independent means: per-
haps fifty years of age, and thin and
worn in appearance.
The body was taken to the esta ablish-
ment of Nsgley & Lyons, and Coroner
| Spencer notified. His brother, Rev.
T. B. McGee, of the First M. E.
tchurch. at Bay City, Mich, and his
| sister, Mrs. Bella Marshall, at Mid
land, Ontario, Canada, were notified
and answers were received from both
of them.
A telegram was also received this
afternoon from j. NJ. Nash, dated Fort
Worth, saying he would arrive in Ell
Paso tomorrow afternoon. 1t is not
known who he is or what interest he
has in the dead man. It is supposed
that he is the T. & P. baggage man of
that name.
Mr.. McGee has been in Ell Paso for
q number of weeks, and formerly stop
ped at the Pierson.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
DEAD YET LIVING
A Very Live Georgian In Texas
Dead In the Eye of the Law

ATLANTA, Feb. Judge J. NJ.
Lumpkin, of the Atlanta circuit court,
has decided that a claimant for an es-
tate, who is alive and was present in
court, is dead legally.
The judge said: ''Plaintiff testified
that he had been living in Texas and
did not know until 1896 of his fathers
death or the division of the estate, but
when one leaves state and cuts off
all communication with friends and
relatives, he becomes. .p:resumptively,a at
least, dead to the world"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07

w. Stockley. of New YORK, and was re-
ported missing a short time ago.
Captain E. B. Smith, of the Nine
teenth infantry. died at Sogod, Febru-
ary 5, OF gunshot wounds. The body
in a field casket will be shipped to San
Francisco.
OTIS.
Captain Smith was appointed to the
military academy in 1895 and was made
second lieutenant in 1879. He got q
captaincy in 1895. A widow and
children at Stamford, Conn, survive
him
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
CONGRESS
pettlgreW Stirred Up the Senate
And Boer Intervention Proposed
In the House,

PSlUUTCW SlIII Gu w lhO SOho ~
And Boer Intervention Propose
In the House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. TN the sen-
ate today Mr.. Depew read q letter from
Prof. Schurman, chairman of the Phil
ippines commission, stating Mr.. Petit.
CREWS charge that the commission
tried to bribe the FiIipinos to put
down their arms had no fOundatiO q
whatever. Mr.. Depew sharply criti-
cised Pc ttigrew for net getting tn g
truth from Prof. sSchurman and Ad-
ral,Dewey, both of whom we're in the
city at the time his speech was made.
Mr.. Pettigrew replied that there
was an alliance, and that it will be
known to the senators that the COM
missoners tried to induce Aguinald o
to quit by offering him position at
S5 900 a year. He again charged the
administration with suppressing facts
for political reasons.
AT L %. M, Mr.. Turner, of Washing
ton, commenced his address on the
financial bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. The house,
in committee of the whole, proceeded
today with the consideration of the
diplomatic and consular appropr.a. .io n
bills.
Under unanimous consent forty-f We
minutes were given Mr.. ShafrOth, of
Colorado, for a speech in behalf of in
tervention by the United States 10 the
Boer war. Referring to The Hague
peace treaty, which was ratified by the
senate yesterday. he said its provisions
perm tilted the offer of mediation by
power between two nations at war even
during a continuance of hostilities. He
thought this gave the United States
an opportunity to interfere to bring to
an end the present wsrwhich promised
to be the most bloody conflict of mod
eru times.
Mr.. Ray. republican of New York,
pointed out the fact that the Transvaal
Is not included among the nations rep
resented by the Hague treaty aud that
England holds that the Transvaal is
not a nation but q suzerain state.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
THEY ARE IN THE RIGAT
They Claim, And Show a
Determination To Fight 1t
Out On That Line All
Winter.

LONDON, Ky- Feb. THE join
caucus of the house and senate repub
licans was called off last night after a
conference of sinner circle m em bers".
1t was concluded that it would be bad
policy to publicly ask Governor Taylor
to reassert his intentLon in the prese Mt
fight.
The action of Taylor's representa-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
A LIEUTENANT MISSING
Escaped Spanish Prisoners,
However, Report the Miss
ing Lieutenant In lnsur-
gent Hands.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Cen. Otis
cables the war department as follows:
MANILA, Feb. 7.-Escaped Spanish
prisoners report that they saw Lieu
tenant Stockley, of the Twenty-first
infantry, in the hands of theinsurgent
on Jan. %, near Antemona, southern
Luzon.
Lieut.. Stockley is son of Geo.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
TRIBUTE TO LAYTON.
Flags At Hdif-Mdst While His Body
Is Passing THROUGH Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 7.-Ohio today
paid tribute to the memory of her
gallant son, General Lawton, killed in
the Philippines.
AS the remains of Lawton entered
the western border of the state this
morning, the flags on the state house
until the body should leave at it's east
tern limits.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
COTTON FAMINE
August Cotton Expected To Sell
Much Hiuher Naturally

NEW YORK, Feb. lit is expected
that August cotton will sell much
higher naturally and without manipu-
lation. The world is facing natural
cotton famine, because the consump-
tion Is enormous and still uncheck-
a0
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
PASO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1900

gfeter's, but were driven back by Cen
ersl Scholkburger and recrossed the
river in great confusion.
The Johannesburg and Sianderton
commands are still fighting.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07
A Correction.

In the first line of the ccount of the
sale of the Ell PasO Street rail way, n
yesterdays HERALD, it was erroneous
ly stated that the road sold was the
Santa Fe Street line. The road sold
was properly designated everywhere
else in the article as the Ell Paso Street
line, and the proof readers error is re-
gretted. The Santa Fe Street line is
not mortgaged and has not been sold.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-07

Married, Wednesday, Feb. 7th.. at
3OO D. M, at the residence of Judge
Wtlcox,in the presence of few friends,
Mrs. Edith M. Nicholl, of Las Cruces,
and DR.. F. M. Bowye-, of Virginia, by
the Rev. Mayo Cabell Martin.