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The age-herald., 1900-01-13
Criminal Court

There Is a COW case in the Jefferson coun- ty circuit court, Judge Coleman presid- ing. The case is that of Lizzie Brammer vs. D. l. Cox. The plaintiff sues to recover damages for the loss of COW, which she alleges was killed by the defendant. Tine evidence tended to show that the COW was mistaken for burglar.
 In the case of Lula Walthai 'Ts. the Southern Railway company judgment for $46.15 was entered.
 The case of David Lynn vs. the Southern Railway company was taken up in the af- ternoon. ,.t
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For quality. smoke a Texie

2lOO German Linen Collars all shapes, 1Oc, at
 Ferd Marks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
@as bciBt ,,YferOefraft?||

S6pn Wan9er, Der bon Mai6inen
bon 10 ooer 100 pferbsfrdften Iprs,
den bOrte, mag ii9 perpunbert aez
frogt boben. parum man pobl cine 70
nnbeitimmte @r0be, pie es bic Graft
zines Yferoes 1T, our MeHuna media,
niiAer 4rbeit peripenbet. Die erIts
Mnmenoung 6ieIer 9~eaeicbnuna
itammt bon Sames @att, benz Grim
Der Der Dampfmdfhinen. Sine feiz
ner eriten Mai9inen mar in elmer
engliIden 8rauerei CUR @ufitenune
geldnst, mo lie on Stelle bon pferben,
Die bisber ba5u pertpenbet porben ipaz
rem, elm pumptpert antreiben Ionte.
I'm 81 %beItimmen, fpelden Gepinn er
aus Der Peneruns aieben tDnne, Ites
Der 8eiiber Der 8rauersi elm trdftiaes
pferb a6t Stunben binbur6 unter
beftGnbigem @ntreiben nit Der Qeits
i9e an benz Waherbebepsrt arbeiten.
Die 10 e~rSielts SagesleiItuhg lpar cine
tobe. etpa Stpei Miaionen ailpgramm
Wafer, mas elmer SDroerung bon rs
3ilpsramm auf einen Meter in Der
Setunbe gleidtpmmt. Watt bebielt
bieie 3abl unb ben lie be5ei9nenbsn
Iusorud rpferoetraft" als MaB Der
Wai4inenleiitung BEL, obppbl bic bas
bur4 ausseoriidte 2eitunssfdbiafeit
zines pferbes Der Our6idnittslei=
flung teinespegs entIpri6t. en-
Wirtli6teit lit. tuie bur9 ssnaue @ers
iude nit $50 pferbsn fefteeItsllt
nuroe, bic 2eiftungsfGbisfeit i'm
Sur6i4nitt auf 30 &ilogrdmmsMes
ter in Der Setunbe gu bemeHen, alIo
psnigsr als Die ISdlfte bes anaenom,
msnsn, nod beute alssmein sebrdu6>
li4sn MaBes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02

linn nidt meter Siirne, renn CT burG5
Jteue unb 2eio Ietnes groben Sellers
tpegen fi9 ausgei0bnt nit Dem lie6en
Serr Gptt. Damn aber tebrIe er ben
Bid naA benz Sitter, Der Idipei0enp
Dor tbm itanb unb Die blafie unb bod
@brturdt gebietenoe @eitalt bes @rG=
fen tief geriibrt betra6tete. User feb
tBr?" fragte Der Serettete nit reiGer
Sttmme. sd brenne Dor 8egierbe,
euren Namen 5u erfdbren, ben id),
tpenn mid Der S9ub 8pttes in bic
9simutb fii6rt, meinem So6ne in's
9er5 i&reiben min, bab or i'm Ieinsn
&inoern unb bieIe i'm pieoer ben
ibrtgen nennen bis in bic ipGteiten
Soften! = Sagt an, per ieio ibr9"
Ser l%lnbetannte!" mar Die Qntz
mort oes Gitters. ,Sonberbar!" fubr
Der 9raf fort unb betruGtete be.
gifenmann Dor ii6 nit qroben @uqen.
nWas fir elm 3ei6en fibrt ibr in
eurem S9ilbe9" limb Der Sitter
5eigte bin.
yunbetdnnter bon Der brennenben
9nrg!" iaete Der 9raf nit bisler
3ubrung. rSbr babt einen oeuti9eu
Wdnn nu9 iubrelangem Glenb i'm
arauiigen Serter ieinem @eibs, Ieinem
Spbne piebergsgeben! Sier i'm 9anbe
bes Seinoes, mo- mir tein @rasbalm
su 9ebote itebt, tam ih euh nur nit
Sdnt perselten, nit @ebet gum 9ims
mel I'M Sesen unb Seil fir cure
Sreusfdbrt! 4lein i9 min mir cure
9eitdlt, euer 9efiGt unb bds 3siGen
cures S6ilbes pobl in's 8eSG9tniB
prGgen uno in Der Seimatb, fpenn mir
bus Slid gu She'll pirb. su9 gu fin.
ben, pirb @raf Wernber bon
GortfeBu1gfoIst.) /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
Gin jomoerbarcr e6,uimpeI.

60 ioaberbar es audi flinger mag,
10 niro bod Elm Shminbel in ben
perf6iebeniten Ganooiiiritten bes
Npropeitens e%etrieben, benz bic Sc
ieBe ni9ts anbdben tonnen. &ommt
oa g.. 9. elm nte Elm 2anomann aus
iebenoer Mann auf ben Sof bes Sara
mers gefabren, betra9tet iih befisn
2ano nit belen 4ugen, lpbt basfelbe
iiber ale, MaBen unb ite1t ii9 bann
dls &dufluitiser fir, Idsen mir bon
20 Biz 60 Icres besielben Dor unb
bietet benz @ieentbiimer $10-$20 per
Icre me6r als berielbe es i'm Gtilen
felbft absef9dbt bot. Natiirlid greift
Der, Sarmer erfreut iiber ben guten
9onbel gu uno erbdlt als Nnsabluna
glei9 $50 = $50 aus einem poblaes
ipidten Yortemonnaie in bic 6ano 9es
Sdblt, unb ldbt bann Der aGufer Ieine
IbreHe BEL benz @igent6iimer nit benz
8eripre6en, in pieleiGt brei Wo9en
nieoersufommen nnb ben 6dnbel per=
felt gu MAIDEN unb Die nDtbieen Be-
fiBtitel in @mpfang gu nebmsr. Gtpa
a6t Sage fpdter fteat ii9 elm 3~tpeiter
8dufer elm, benz bas 9anb audi ungez
mein gefGnt, Der aber ni6t peniger
dls Die ganSe Sarm babsn muB, tpsnn
err lie taufen lam. @r bietet mod piels
leidt 81 Bis So per Iere mebr als
aGnfer Ro. / uno gisbt benz Gigen=
tbiimer brei Bis bier Sage 9ebent3eit.
- Der Sarmer iinnt pin unb bsr, tpie
er go. l pieoerIo perben len, Inn
go. 2 feftbalten gu tOnnen, uno reds
net NIT nnre6t aus, mas fir einen
Brofit er MAIDEN fDnne, tpenn go. 1
niat pdre. Mit Sin= unb SerI9rei=
ben unb pielem Gtrdlhen lit enbli9
go. 1 bersit, ben Sanbel riidgGnaia
81 MAIDEN, penn ibm, iasen mir $4O6
Reueeelb aus6eaablt pirb. ST erbGlt
ocsielbe audi, aber = ben &aufluItis
gen SO. 2 iiebt Der Sdrmer niemals
pieber. unb enblid gebt ibm elm Sei=
fenfteber auf. baB er, pplltGnbig ,sez
Iebmdbis", UNI $3.50 bef9pinbelt
poroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02

ein5uireten unb cot fatboliI9s prin:
Stpten gu pertretCn,
limb gepib, meme lieben Sreunoe
bictst ouf bisIe WeiIe Der Central.
8erein Dem Qanbe Elm erbduli1es
Bib unb 8eiIpiel! @ie ii Manr
erteben iia 6ei bisicn General Ser.
Iammiungcn bes Geniralz8 ereins ar.
idbrli9 Die beuti9 : amerifanii9er
Gatboliten Der linton; lie bobtn Den
erittdenoen Stdub bes matertellen
Iutagslebens bon ii9 9ei9ittelt; per=
gefen Iino ali bic fleinlifen !Saars
tpoltsreien unb laut uno often betenz
nen uno protldmiren bic beutI9s
dmsritanii9en Siinglinse unb Mdns
ner Die prin5ipien, psl9e aut
ben Sa6nen oler 2p~falpereine bes
Ganoes uns nordntpeben miiHen. en-
Den edit tatbolii9sn 9rinSfpien
nGmIi9, ba licgt uniere &rdft: ni9t
in ben G%ontrcrerien unb Sebattcn
uber Singe, pelGe a1er WabrI9ein=
libtsit na9 prm 3eitsuftrome 6inipegs
geiGpemmt tperben uno bic bann pielz
Isi6t nur Sriimmer binterlaTen tpers
ben. Ils &atbolifsn, als beutI9e
&atbolifen bier in 4meritd muB unz
Iere prinSipienerfldrung, 3. +. unIere
Bldt 0 m, nie bic Yrin5ipien
uno Die platform dlIer beutf1en, ia,
tboliI6en StaatsperbGnbe, pie bic
Prinaipien unb Die platform bes
Central ereins, e6en neil Tie bic
prin5ip,n Der tdtboliihen Stride fpis
oerIpiegeln, fi9 bod erbeben iiber ale
Die ipanoelbaren uno binfdligen
Sinse. Sc9 er6aben ptrb bann urz
Ter tutbolif9es @~ereinspeIen baiteben
uno es pirb unangstaitet ben 3eitens
itrpm ru6mrei6 unb unbei9dbet an
ii6 ppriiber3ieben ieben, pie SIR liebsr
ct. 8~insentiuss 8erein bsreits Elm
babies Sabrbunbert iiegreid iiberlebt
bat, benn es birst in ii9 ielbIt bic
@arantie bdfiir, baB es ale S9piez
rigteiten i'm Snnern uno dne @n=
feinbungen bon 4uben Der iiegrei6
i~iberbauern pirb: eeadtet BON alen
ieinen Teinben unb bon feinen Nns
bdngern unb Sreunben begeiltert gez
liebt unb pere6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
76,OOO,OOO.

Die @oltsaGblung bisiss Sabres
ipiro cine 8eiammtbepDlterung BON
100000 erseben. Oabei limb uns
iere Miinpeldnber porto Hico, Sa=
mali unb bic pbilippinen ntGt mtt=
gere4net, fonit piirbe bic 8epDlterung
UNI 10 Mtilipnen msbr betrussn. Die
3unabme betrdgt alf6 i'm leBten
SabrSebnt unsefdbr "a YroSent; bGlt
lie an, pie bisber, bann perben bic
Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1910 nabeau
100 Dtiqionen Ginnobner adbleu, alio
fat orei Mal 10 pisl tpie Srantrei3
uno ndbeau ooppelt 10 biel, pie bds
-beutige Seut59lanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
10. 3apitel.
Die 8efreiunq a.

Der 8efu4 bss Ritters bon Der
brsnnenoen Burg Bel benz franten
Gmir muBte nod otter pieberbolt
perben. 2eBterer aber seiste nit ie,
benz Gage elm frObli9er @eii9t. Oenn
bas 5ieber, bas i'm benz Sobe nabe
9ebradt. battle feline araft ~perloren.
Die Wunee fling gu beilen an unb iebe
9efabr mar beieitist.
Sa riidte benn Der Ibenb beran, an
benz Der @rSt ben &ranten gum lebttn
Mlale beiu6en poIte. limb bic Stun.
be ialus. pelde beitimmt mar, bic
@~efansenen aus benz Shurme su be-
freien. @s mar cine beitere. iternsns
beidete Sommerna9t, Die Oiifte Der
4lpe unb bes Sulpsnbaumes, Der ball
iamil9s Shau Der ROisubedsu unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
s%enh@lamo ano pen
Ner. Staateu

lit nunmebr cine birette &abelper6ins
buns ber9efteat. Sin neues ganb
pcrtniipft Die beiben 2anber. afpii6en
oenen tets bic bette Sreunbf6aft be-
itanben bat, bic i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
ii4 nod inniser seftalteu mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02
Iecc Dcs 0crgm 3. 0owucy,
Gebalten 81 Button, MaR., bria
golorncu Subiiaum oes 81.
@in5catiass Neleincs.

(5Ortiebuns BON Der 4..Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-02

leibt limb uno 10 nit uns in pereinter,
unsei4pGGter araft fir bic prinsiz
pien Der beuti9en &atboliten in
Staat unb Ration arbeiten. -
9artn 6eitebt nGmli9 Die gspaltigs
8ebeutuns bes Gentral-@ ereins, baB
sr als 9auptz @ufsabe bic 9etonung
unb @erbreitung jener edit tatboliI9en
prin5ipien por benz aanaen
2anbe beiorgt, mie tie uns Der ges
iunbe, fir6li9e Sim un1erer beuts
i6en. fatboliiden 8%orfabren bisIelben
iibermittelt bat. Sn benz GentruIz
8srsin ndmli6, ba lOien ii1, unter
benz @influHe bes ernft fatbolii6en
@eiitss, a1e iene in 2ofalfrsiien iid
10 oft miberipre6enbe PerIonenz unb
@elpfrugen in barmonii9er ginisteit
auf. Wenn bieier @ebante- einmal
untsr alien beuti9 : ameritaniIAsn
&atboliten ri9tis erfaBt lit unb ieis
mem bessiitsrnben SmpulIe sinmal an
gemein Solge seleiitet pirb, bann
fdut BON ielbit bic S6eibepanb, pels
de Der 2otalfnnn unb tleinaei5fiae
SinanasS petulatipaen apif6en beut>
iAen@ fatbofii6en @ereinsmdnnern au
erridten aeneigt limb II. bic Oeleaaten
aaer beutifen. tatboliI6en 2otalperz
cine bes 3anbes besesnen chamber
bann bel ben @sneral : 0erIammluns
gen oes @entral@8 ereins ais beutfhs
ameritonif6e aatboliten, bic suIams
mensetreten iinb, bsIeelt bon benz einen
n6ioIut snperldiIisen @eoanfen, fir
bic SntereHen oes tatbolii6en Werz
sinspeiens unb Der tatbolif9en Stride
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
SCHOOLS
OR WATER
A Mighty Problem Confronts
the People Of This
City.
OPINIONS ARR DIVERSE
As To the Merits Of the Case,
and the Schools Will
Have To Fight
For Aid.

Citizens of Ell Paso are at present
oDfroated with two propositions, each
Of which 10 of great importance
One Of theseis to improve the condition
of tho public schools and the other is to
establish waterworks at the expense
Of the municipality. To carry out
either would dnecessitate a heavy bond
issue and 70 properly carry ous both
would increase the bonded indebted
ness Of the city as to run close to or
above tho limit as fixed by law.
The city council has already voted
. s75 900 bond issue for improving the
public schools and "a the contract with
the old water company will expire In
about year, the proposition to con-
strucs municipal water works has met
with approval and many citizens are
urgent In their demands that the city
sink wells on the mesa and pipe water
therefrom as the expense of the tax
payers instead of continuing to receive
. supply from tho private corporation
which is now deriving q splendid reve-
nue. from Its wells near the river.
The question Is, will the city be
sble to issue enough bonds SO carry
out both these enterprises? and II not,
the question for the people to decide
10 whether they prefer more ade-
auate school facilities or purer,
cheaper, more heSlthful and more
abundant water. On these proportions
public sentiment seems to be more or
less divided
At present the bonded indebtedness
OF the oity is sl56 900. Now, the law
allows the oity to issue bonds to the
value of per cent Of the assessed
valuation of all property within city
limits. Last years tax values foot up
to about 50, 200, 900 which would a, the
rate Of per cent permit the city so
Increase its bonded iude btedness to
1872 .0e0, while IL now amounts to only
Sl56 eOo. leaving = margin of 1926, ,0O6for
The erection of new school houses and
the construction OF the water works
Now, II 5000 be used for school
purposes only sl{l 900 would be left
for watsr works expenditure, which IL
inadequate, for 10 Is estimated thas the
water works would cost AZ least 5000,
coo.
However, according to the staten ent
OF city tax assessor Smith this yesr'.
tax levy ought to amount to At less,
se $50 600 and might be increased to
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
REGARDED
AS SETTLED
Coal Miners Are Waiting For
the Word To Return
To Work.
SOLDIERS ARR TIRED
And Are All Ready To Go
Home, Siuce They Are
No Longer
Needed.

MOSCOW, Sept. 29.-Adv!ces from
Coustautinople say that the anti-for-
sign feeling of \ large class Of mussul-
mans has grown SO strong that patrols
guard, night and day, the Pera quarter
chiefly Inhabited by Europeans. and
that heavy corps Of gerdarmss hss
been organized to prevent atrocities.
10 the Basket quarter l5O houses
and 40 shops have been destroyed by
Gre. as we'll As the synagogue OF that
part Of the citv.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
BRILLIANT THOUGHT
OF a Young Man Caused a Death and
Made q RAvinu Maniac.

SEATTLE, Washn., Sept. 22.-Nome
advices say that Pearl Boyd, . young
woman who has been conducting .
restaurant there, ts raving maniac,
and her lover Paul Laird is Q suicide as
the result of . practical joke.
In order to frighten his sweetheart
Laird procured the hand OF . dead
Eskimo and had it placed 'on the pillow
Of the girl's bed, making ID appear as
II an Indian was concealed under the
covers. When che espied the object
she went into convulsions, and foroe o
now eczsssry TO re stain her.
Laird shot himself when he heard of
the result of nis joke.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS
Being Taken By the Govern
ment To Avoid Any Clash
Between Europeans
and Turks.

SCRANTON, Penns, Sept. 29.-Excite-
ment caused for the past two days by
the glad news Of the pending negos!a-
tlons for q settlement of the strike has
somewhat subsided this morning.
The strike is really considered over,
and every body is calmly awaiting the
order to resume operations early next
week.
Although President Mitchell says
the concessions offered by the New
York operators do not satisfy the
demands of the miners, it Is generally
believed that the differences will be
settled satisfactorily to ell.
SHENANDOAH, Penns, Sept 2s.-
General 0obiu and staff are tiriog Of
their job here and want to 60 home.
They declare that all necessity for
troops in this region has passed.
1t will probably be dc cided this after
noon whether or not to remove the
troops at once.
Sheriff Toole positively refused to
discuss the sdvissbility of dismissipg
the soidiers. 81 have nothing TO say
until have seen the mine operators,
ne aaid
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
NEAT SWlNDLE

Of the Edison Electric Company.
CINCINNATI, Ohio: Sept. % The
Edison Electric company has been
svindled of $50, 900 by Robt. T. Smith,
9 telearspher who has . reputation as
. wire Taper. Smith was arrested and
this morning was held for the grand
jury.
Smith plan was TO secure custo-
mers for whom he turned back the
electric meters at SO much Q month.
Hundreds of meters we're tamper-
ed With.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
AIRY LILLIAN
Has Had A Turn Or Two Herself

Has Had A Turn Or Two Herself
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 26 Judge
Rufus r. Smith today held that ex-
Judge Fay ette Smith is entitled to
re lever from his daughter In law Lii
lian B auvelt, the prima donna, money
he had advanced for her musical
education
She got q Dakota divorce In 1897 from
Ryola Smith, son of the plaintiff.
Mise Blsuvelt has married French
count and resisted the GO, 900 claim, al
leRinR that the money was loan to her
6rst husband.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
W. J. BRYAN.
SCHOOL BOARD

Held An important Meeting Last
klght.-Teachers Must Wear
Short Skirts
In accordance with the suggestion
made in Thursday's HERALD the school
beard held Q meeting last night aud
issued an address to the taxoayeis
concerning the condition of the schools
and the necessity of the proposed bond
Issue of SIS. 900 The address appears
in full on page Z.
Several Communications from ]. s.
Kendall, state superintendent, relative
to the school census OF Ell Paso. were
read aud Prof. Putnam suggested that
the board obtain legal advice And rot
sleep on its rights. This suggestion
was acted upon by the proposal to send
Judge Harper to Austin to look after
the city's insereet. No action VAS.
however, taken last night.
SKIRT REsULATIoN
just before adjournment Dr. Cal
lagher presented resolution thu {
Prof Putnam require all woman
teachers to shorten their skirts to such
an extent that they will not sweep
along the sidewalks, gather up germs,
and carry them into the school rooms
crowded with children
| Dr.. Gallagher explained that he
recently saw one of she teachers sweep
up the expectorstion of q consumptiva
with her skirt He argued that such
diseases could be carried any ywhere In
| this manner.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
II. LESINSKY HERE
One of El pasO's Oldest Timers Re-
turns.

uSs
Il. Lesinsky, OF New York, owner OF
the Lasiosky Wholesale grocery house
here, arrived In the city from San
Francisco last right accompanied by
his son, Albsrt.
This Is Mr.. Lesinsky's first visit to
Ell Paso since 1890, when he lefs here
to reside in New York. He came to
Ell Paso in 1860 and engaged in the
mercantile business here, and later
became Interested in mining. he was
she first miner on the ground atClifron,
Ariz, which is now one of the bes.
paying mines In the west. He sold his
mines there to q Scotch company and
went TO New York, where he is now
engaged In the manufaciure OF the
Bsr-Lock typewriter.
"I hardly know the old town." said
Mr.. Lssinsky TO Q HERALD reporter
this morning. New buildings have
gone up on every street and the entire
city has put on city appearances. Bu'
that Is the way Of 1t. The pioneer risks
eli he has in adventure and the
younger and more active come along
aud reap the benefits. L Was fortunate
however, In holding on to my business
here and hope to prosper with .he res
Of the city"
Young Mr.. Lesinsky is . pracsicipR
lawyer In New York and 10 here &C
visis the scenes OF his boyhood. The
father and son will leave In q few days
for NeW York
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
MOTION OVERRULED
For New Trial In the Howard
Case

FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 29.-Judge
Csntrill overruled the motion for q new
trial for Jim Howard. He said: "Is
Ia somewhat remarkable that none of
the people making those sffidavits
attacking the qualifications OF jurors
ever said any thing of the allegedinfor
alton In their possession till the YER
dot bad been rendered, though most
Of them we're in the court house every
day and It was their duty to have
made the charges theo.''
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
NARROW ESCAPE
OF a Rock Island Train Near Fort
Worth.

FORT WoRTH. Texas, Sept 29.-The
south bound passenger train on the
Rock Islsnd narrowly escaped going
into the river near Newark last night.
The train had just passed over the
bridge when it went down.
Trinity river is still rising, and is
the highest known In years. Il spreads
over tho bottoms more than a mile.
Much serious damage has been done
to all plantations In the valley below
this city.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
UNUSUAL ACCIDENT.
Horse Broke His Fore Leo During a
Race and Crushed His Rider.

Race and Crushed His Rider.
A serious accident is reported fro m
San Elizario during the fiesta there
this week.
Candidates for Office who went to the
valley 20 elecrluneer and returned last
night cay that . young man named
Chavez vino participated in q race,
was crushed almost to death by his
horse, which broke lite fore log and
fell.
The young men were urging their
mounts 80 their utmost speed, when
Chavez's horse encountered . mesquite
bush and jumped over 1t. breaking one
of his fore legs aud rolling over on his
back. Chavez was caught under the
body Of the horse and badly crushed.
Several of his ribs were broken and he
was Injured internally. The young man
was taken to Clint for surgical treat
mont aud his recovery is regarded as
almost hopeless.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
BIRDS ON HATS
Set This Moman Raving Crazy

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-This women
shopper on State street have been
terriorized by she attacks OF an elder
ly woman, ,sh sbbily dressed, who pounc-
ed upon them and tore their hats ID
pieces, disappearing in the crowd after
the assaults.
Detectives assigned to the case
found the woman and locked her up. II
is supposed that sntipathy for bird de-
coratioas caused the womsn's strange
actions
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
ANDREW CARNEGIE
VIII Not Support Bryan As Had Been
Announced.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-The North
American Review In an advance an
nouncemens today states that Andrew
Carnegie has an article in the new
number of the magazine supporting
Mckinley.
This disposes of the report emsnat-
ing some time ago from Boston that
Carnegie would come out In favor Of
BRYAN for president.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
OFFICERS CONVICTED

OF Torturing a Filipino Prisoner.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Captsin G.
w. Brandle and Sesond Lieut.. Alvin S.
Perkins, OF the 9Th volunteer Infantry,
have been found guilty of torturing q
Filipino prisoner at Mariquene.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
WANTED IN MEXICO
For Alleged Burglary Last June.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept, 29.-W. L. Col
we'll, wanted for burglary In the City
OF Mexico last June, WAS arrested here
last night.
Colwell and Q pal named William
Csrmody forced an entrance TO the
office of the Mexican General Electric
company, blew open the safe and Sc
cured sS. 600 in cash and valuable secu-
rites.
Csrmody was cauRhti In Fargo, N. D.
Colwell will be taken to Mexico to join
Carmody, who is in jail awaiting trial.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
FATAL WRECK
On the oklahoma Division OF the
Santa Ee

ARKANSAS CITY, Kansas, Sept. %
Eight cars and the engine of g freight
on the Santa Fe's Oklahoma division
were overturned at Fly M, Oklahoma,
and engineer Geo. S. Vensouter and
brakeman T. S. Rosebrough were kill
Cd. The cause of the wreck is not
known.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Shown For Roosevelt In Kansas.

NEAL. Kas.. Sept. 29.-There have
been big and cheering crowds at every
place Roosevelt has stopped In through
Kaneas. His vocal chords have been
strained to the utmost.
He is billed to make Is speeches TO-
day, ending at Kansas City to night.
The first stop today was at Eldorado.
At Eureka Rootevelt addressed . acrowd
of 1000.
While speaking at Eureka, Roosevelt
said Kansas made him candidate for
vice president.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
AMERICAN JOCKEYS

Take First and Second Places In
England.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Lester Rein. a
little American jockey, heads the list OF
Winning jockeys on the English turf
this season.
He won on ia mounts out OF 427.
Tod Sloan, who held the record last
year, Is second, with 113 wins out of
6O3 mounts.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-29
BIG LAND DEAL


Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
UvALDk, Tex, Sept. 2S.--The big
gest laod desl for sometime occurred
this week. ]. j. Stromsn OF Gonzales
purchased tue Blum ra,ch near town,
comprising come 5000 acres, for g. 75
per acre.
Several minor land sales have oc-
Cured lately and money is apparently
more plentiful than for some time past.