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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-08-16
Teat:

The following test was unanimously
adopted and will be required of all voters
at the ensuing Primary Election to-wit:
Il will support the nominees of the
Silver Party Convention, and will not
support any candidate for President or
Vice-PreSident Of the United States who
does not stand on free coinage platform
at the ratio of l6 to ~ sxA&a
The following resolution was unani
mously adopted:
REsoLvED:-Tha this Committee di-
rect the County Central Committees of
the Silver PARTY in the several counties
of the State to call primary election at
the time desis lated by this committee,
and to district counties, aportion dele
gates to the State Convention among the
districts of their respective counties and
supervise the election of such delegates
and fill vacancies, and that in counties
having no Regularly organized County
Central Committees we recommend thai
members of the State Central COMMITTEES
in such counties be, and are hereby
authorized to call primary elections ant
to supervise the election of such dele
gates and fill vacancies.
NJ. SCHEELINE, Chairman.
N w ROFF Secretary
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01

tendent of public instruction at the
hands of my oarsy."
The reverend doctor Is evidently not
afraid of HE own politics in the least.
Texas Republicans.
United States District Attorney
Atwell in spe king of repu biicans In
Texas asserted that many democrats
thrOug nout the state will Vote thu
Mckinley ticket in preference TO the
Bryan one, ADD that the republicans
will put up u full state ticket, q busi-
ness man 9 ticket FROM top TO bottom.
Among the names suggested to head
the list for the office of governor were
Congressman r. B. Hswley ,ofG alvestop;
Judge Waller Burns, of Houston: Hon.
E. p. Wilmot. Of Austin, and Hon,
George Breckenridge, of San Antonio,
any one of whom, he thought, would be
acceptable to the party In Texas. 1t Is
not thought, however that Congress-
man Hawley would consent to become
candidate for governor. There are
q few Others talked of for the place, but
those above are the most prominent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
THE FARMERS CONGRESS.
Interesting Program For the An.
nual Gathering at Colorado
Springs.

The Farmers National congress
will meet at Colorado Springs, August
2I-31, 1900. The railroad have grant
ed reduced rates and large crowd is
expected. Following is list of the
principal papers that will be delivered:
"lnter-dependence of the Farmer and
the Tradesmen," B. F. Clayton, NJ. D.,
Franklin, o.
"The Manufacturer In the South"
Hon. 81. j. Reddin, Sec'y Agl.. Ga.
"Whst will we do with the Negro"
Booker T. Washington, TuskeRee, Ala
"Irrigation Investigation.' Prof.
Ell wood Mead, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Natural Resources of the South"
J. 3. Killborn. Nashville, Tenn.
Da ry Commissioner, Boston, Mass.
EMISSION of the Farmer" Mr. A
Lockridge, Indiana.
THE Live Stock Interest of the
West Mr. A Springer, Colo.
''Grrigstion," Senator Nc Creepy,
Greeley, Colo.
The Telephone and the Farmer"
Mr. G Kisnor, Warsaw, Ohio.
"rhe Common Interest of Farmers
over the world" Baron Herman,
Agricultural Attache German Lega-
tion, Washington, D @.
The Cream" Hon T E Orr, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Agricultural requirements in the
West," Hon F d Coburn, Sec'y Agri-
culture, Topeka, Kan.
1.-The Redemption of the Arid West"
Prot w Campbell, Ho'dredgo, Neb
The State Farmers Congress-, Mr..
E A Callahan, New York.
The Northern Farmer in Dixie"
Mr.. E w Mickey, Ocean Springs Miss
"Farmers' Outlook in the South"
Hon 81 Berry, Owensbsro, KY.
The Farmer and the Republic"
Hon L r Elrick, Colorado.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
J Neighbour
J hoo. Notes. /
TEXAS.

RenfrO Hanged
Renfro, the man who murdered the
father of the girl he had slendered. was
hanged at Cleburne, at noon July q.
Dallas Texas.
1t is estimated that the 1899 900
figures will chow an increase in valus-
lions of Dallas property from S22 900,
600 to S23, 100000
The Woman And The Kerosene Can
Texas continues to pile up kerosene
can death records at the rate of seve-
raj day. 1t is queer that people will
read of such terrible accidents as these
aud go right on risking life by pour
ing kerosene on the fire.
To Be Taken With A Grain Of Salt.
There is story fres from Breubsm
to the effect that q farmer brought
into town an ear of corn full grown and
with every grain popped. Brenham ex-
and that the neat of the sun beating
upon it popped it. Great is Texas.
A $4,000 Deal In Gaines Counny.
The lease of $1,000 acres and $500
head of stock in Gaines county was
bought up by A B Robertson of Colo
RADIO City and Winfield Scott of FIT
Worth, from E w Clark of Midland
The price paid was $50, 00O.,
After Joe BaiIey's Shoes.
G b: Randall of Sherman, q native
Georgian, q crimins land anti cOrpo-
ration lawyer hard to beat, an original
16 to 1-er, an anti expansiOnist, aud
trust buster, will be the democratic
nominee for congressman from the
fifth congressional district. Joe Bailey
moves up several to Horace Chilton's
8 ,at in the senate.
Texas populists Picked Up a Hot
Coal.
Tae populists at their state conven-
ton nomin mated Dr. Reddin Andrews, of
Bolton, for superintendent of public
instruction Of Texas, but they had to
drop him pretty quick as he is hot
expsusionist. In speaking of the diff
ferences bet reen his brand of popul-
ism and that of the s.ate poprlisf con
ven tion Dr. Andrews said that he
agreed with the peoples party n most
respects but that in the South African
struggle he was pro British and on
the Philippine question he sided with
the administration. He said:
81 believe that the United States
has acted wisely as respects the West
Indies and the Philippines. [ am in
f"vor of retaining the islands coded to
us by Spain and am q positive expsn-
slopist. l will not MAKE the canvass
and positively decline accepting
domination for the office of superin-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
The law holds both maker and circul

The law holds both maker and circul
ator of counterfeit equally guilty.
The dealer who sells you a dangerous
counterfeit of De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve risks your life to make q little
larger profit You can not trust him.
DeWitt's is the only genuine and oriRi
nal Witch Hazel Sslve we'll known
cure for piles and all skin Diseases.
See that your dealer give you DeWitt's
Salve. Fred Shaefer druggist.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
mall there better opportunity
bette conditions.

small
their conditions.
FEW BRIEF ILLUSTRATIONS.
People the results of
whats the of buying thousand shares in mil
lion dollar don't auyhtpg To such
examples Of hundreds of companies that
their wond a in
small which the beginning of their sale
treasury could very moderate
Such the history good mines under experienced
and faithful and judge OF the future only
by the experiences of the
Quincy Tamarack would insure in
nearly Sc 600 The number of shares
Calumet Heoa would S33 00O annually The
Tread we'll about 81 500 annually thous
while the South Dakota Sc OOO
The Richardson mine Of Nova Scotia 5O each hous
from that only about $3.50
New York Engineering Mining Journal of February
gives of 23s dividend psyi, mines that
shares in any of them would very
spectacle company cells its of
q low price share
would be high estimate of the estimates
basis of first he is receiving all the from 200
his actual cash investment For
sold for when
started: this stock Is quoted in
Isabella of Cripple Greek sold low
originally; 81 49, that
$50 which worth
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01

Public purchase shares at % cent
largest I.eada Silver mine in the Southwest A
mine tina. dividends from the starting OF it's
pant We mineral in sight that
Lifetime disputed this facno dispute
it.
Everyone who has 1t mammoth mine
of possibilities For a short time only will the
havea these shares price When
dividends stock cannot
be had who is undecided will then wish he
decision and secured stock
when promoters giving for the
doll of actual value.
In the two developing their
resulted discovering all the
they and In that time they mined and
CneT Thousand Concentrating Ore and
covered shipping which so 60
or about the
Oft New Lead Company will surely miss the
portunty . lifetime
Don't q call for have
the Office, write for to
c. Co.. No. ID Bronson Block FL Paso, Texas
Parties q their mail
through bank
FOR REFERENCES SEE PRO 5PECTUS.
Anv contemplate purchasing large number OF
their paid and mine 1t
statement in prospectus
by their investigation
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
To Be Taken With A Grain Of Salt

There is story fres b from Brenbsm
to the effect that q farmer brought
into town an ear of corn full grown and
with every grain popped. Brenham ex-
plains that the corn was fully matured
and that the neat OF the sun beatipg
upon it popped it. Great Is Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01

1t is we'll known fact that new te'e-
phones attached to an old swit:h board
will not produce good services.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teeshing. 1t
soothes the child, sof.eps the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and is
the best remedy for disrrhoes, twenty
five cents bottle.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-01
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.

$3.50 buying they being
a 8 discount good reliable owning
property, profitable There
that offer safer and certain
profitable.
the New Mexican Lead Company
equal promise of above cited and take
pleasure your sale of the second
their which has just been
placed on the mar twenty-five SHARE
Following profits the
working the mines with a concentrating
pant concentrating six tons into
100 "a
6 23 daily which would
and 80 of silver The
value OF days product would be follows
2-3 of at 20
lead % 1892 pounds of lerd s4.25
One thousand of silver 55
cents per ounce ....................:... 90
Thus giving gross value for each days sl54l.61
The mining concentrating 100
The freight smelter would $50 90 300 90
daily e profits SI2H
The e monthly profits would 37,245 30
stock of the
the development work in the mine large
that will 35 lead which would,
the highest estimate, fourth
would
and corresponding increase in the daily profits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
Eirc III Ta1ewell.

TAzEWELL. VA. April 13.-special.-
The dwelling of r. G. Peery. about one
mile west of town. caught on fire We'd
nesday After two hours hard work the the
main part of the house was saved. me
FIRE originated in the kitchen roof, just In
the rear of the brick part of the house.
This building was an old, two-story log,
weather-boarded building. and the roof.
which was shingle, was old and decayed,
and caught from a spark. it Is supposed,
The roof of the main part of the house
was kept saturated with water and wet
blankets. which prevented the flames
from reaching that part of the house.
The wind was high. but blew from the
main part of the house: which rendered
IT'S salvation possible. The loss amounted
TO about $500. No insurance
Judge and Mrs. R G. Jackson. kze1 AFT after "a a
pleasant sojourn here of several days. re-
turned to their home. at Wytheville,
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jackson is a
bride of three months, and accompanied
the Judge to TazewelI, where ne came
to hold his spring term OF court tor the
first time They We're the guests OF H. y.
Anderson. and We're entertained at stne
homes of several members of the bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
TRAFFIC NOT AFFECTED.
LEGAL Division of the Southern Run
min. on Schedule.

LEGAL Division of the Southern Run
min. on Schedule
The strike situation on the Southern, so
tar as the Richmond division is concerned,
As ,,i.a cticallys unchanged. All traffic is be-
ing conducted according to schedule, and
no serious inconvenience has been eA-
perienced.
Tn 10 last night the only man out on the
Richmond division is the opera tor at Keys
vile who left his instrument Thursday at
the hour that President PoweH's order was
declared effective. His place has been tlll-
ed and no trouble has been experienced.
Thursaa :: night No. Il was delayed about
hours on the Air Line, but got into Rich
rnond on time Some of the strikers or
sympathizers had nailed the red block.
Tho train was held up. but after took
the time of No. IS and no further trou-
ble was experienced.
No new trouble is anticipated The
other organized bodies of railroad e'n-
ployes have so far shown no disposition
10 toin the men who haze gone out.
The major portion of the trouble now
exists at Atlanta and the immediate VI
cinity.
information received from Southern.
( Railway officials at Washington yester-
day afternoon was 10 the enect
that the strike has not materially affect
ed the traffic of the road. It Is stated that
less than ten per cent. Of the opera.
Tors have left their places and the va:
csncles have generally been supplied. No
apprehension, tie officials state. should be
felt as to the prompt movement OF traffic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
ALABAMA ELECTION
Both Morgan aud johnson Claim Safe

Both Nj organ aud johnson Claim Safe
N!ajorit:cs.
@ @EIRNIINGHAA1,.A Ala. April 13-Dcno-
cratic primaries vii: be held in a majority
of the counties of Aiabama tomorrow TO
select candidates for State offices and
representatives to the General Assembly,
Involving the election OF a United States
Senator TO succeed John Z. Morgan.
i ,Sena tor Morgan is opposed for re-elec-
tion by Governor Joseph +. Johnston, who
is acknowledged to be one of the sherWd-
est politicians the State has ever pro-
duced.
Chairman Nell, Of the Morgan Cam
paign Committee. estimates that Alorgan's
vote in the Democratic caucus of about
12O members will be 50, thereby giving
him the nominations
The Johnston forces give no figures, but
claim the State by "a safe majnrity.z
The GubernatOrial race, wrEch is be-
tween Hon. John w. Tomliuson. of Jefrer-
son; Congressman Jesse a. Staliinss. or
Butler: Gen. Chas. Al. Shelley. of Jeffer-
son: Hon. Chas. S. Waller, Of Hale: and
Hon w. J. Sanford. Of Lee County. IS
pretty we'll mixed up, with StaliinE;s occu-
pying the front position.
Jefferson with her thirty delegates Will
probably go for I'omiinson, who in the
event that StalMngs is not nominated on
the first ballot. will stand a splendid
chance of securing the nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
TeIeoraDhic Breyitics.

WASHINGTON. April ia programme
for Eouse business in the near future
was arranged to-day, by which the naFai
annrouriation bill Will be taken up on
Monday.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Senate
Committee on Public Buildings ana
Grounds has authorized 4 favorable re-
port on the bill for new public building
at Durham y. c., to cost sSoGvo
WASHINGTON. April 13.-The House
Committee on Militia decided to-day to
fix at sl,OCo.OCo the amount allowed an
rraIIv to the militia of the several States
in place of the 100000 now allowed.
COLITAIEIA, s. c., April 13-'Mrs. Bell
Graddick, a white woman, twenty-tnree
years old, was tried to-day on the charge
of poisoning her husband. AT mldniSh1
no verdict had been reached
ATLANTA, GA. April 13.-T. 3. Mar
tin. of Fair Forest. S. c., to-day flied
petition in the United States Circuit Court
asking for n temporary injunction against
the Interstate Building and Loan Asso-
ciation and for the appointment or q re-
ceiver Judge Newman granted the IN
junction and orders the company to show
cause April 21st why receiver snould
not be appointed. The Loan Association
will fight the case.
RALEIGH, y. c.. April B.-Governor
Russell this evening granted the reauis.-
ton of the Governor OF Tennessee fof
Baxter lShensweHl, a wealthy resident OF
Asheviile, charged with having defrauded
a Knoxville bank of Si,9ea
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Representa-.
tive Otey to-day called on the Secretary
of the Treasury in regard TO scrap to-
bacco reimDorted into this country. on
which the custom-house demands a duty
equal TO the internal revenue tax. me
question is one of special interest to Nir-
sinia. The case Is held in suspense pend
ing a decision.
WASHINGTON. April 13.-The clerk of
the Court OF Claims to-day sent TO Con-
gress the findings In the case of j. j. D.
and John D. Miller. deceased, awarding
their representative s3Ii for stores and
supplies seized during. the civil war IN
Rockingham county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
A PRETTY GIRL in
MANS CLOTHING
Ran Away from Home and Beat Her
Way to Columbia on a Freight
Train Persuaded to Return.


COLUMBIA, VA, April 13.-Speciai.-A
girl In mans clothing was put or q freiSnt
train on which she was beating her way,
at Columbia, yesterday morning at 0
o'clock. She went to the residence OF Mrs.
Bette Richardson and asked to be al
lowed to come In. but Mrs. Richardson.
thinking she was a tramp, refused her
admittance Upon her declaring she was
girl she was admitted, and gave the
Following account OF herself: She was
Miss Burney Fields, of Norwood. Nelson
County, Va, and that her father
was William Fields. nishr-watchman OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway at
Warren.
The ladies of the town gave her clothing
sbefit.ing her sex. while the men offered
to pay her way home. but she refused to
go. After wandering about the town air
day she went to the hotel and spent the
night She, this morning. boarded the
$50 o'clock train for Richmond. but upon
the advice OF gentlemen aboard took the
next train west for her home, Norwood
She SIS quite pretty, In spite OF the
fact that she had clipped her hair on
very unevenly- She gave no explana ston
sof her leaving home nora OF her anslpatny
Is returning to the parental Icea6 s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
THE GOVERNMENT
BUYS THE HOLLAND.
Contract Signed With the Companv
for the Addition Of Several Of
Their Boats to the Navy

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-rhe Navy.
Deuart,Dent has signed a contract with
the holland Submarine Torpedo Company.
for the addition of some of their boats
to the navy BY the terms of the con-5
tract the government pays sl50,0o0 for the
Holland.
1t also agrees to pay $4,000 each for;
any boats of the Holland type it may
purchase hereafter. provided that the
boats shall be similar in dimensions to
the new Holland, which will be larger.
than the old one.
,r,he company undertakes to protect the
government against any claims for in
fringement of patents. and also to sell
TO the government. at a price to be fixed
by board of appraisers. any of the
patents used In the construction of the
boat which 1t may be desirable for the
government to possess.
"A further obligation upon the company
is to furnish experts for a reasonable
time to train, naval crew In the man
aeement OF the Holland.
The company also bonds Itself in the
sum- of $780, 900 to comnlete the Plunger
There Is no lack OF a:,2licants & from
among the junior naval officers for the
frst command Of the Holland, despites the
novelty OF the craft and he eismen1
of danger. THE Sdisposi ton as 10 styeA me
command to as yolunt tees.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
WEPENER STILL SURROUNDED.

Garrison is Holding Out We'll and
Troops Moving to Their Assistance. :.
LONDON, April 13-9:15 ?. M.-The
War Office has received the following dis
patch from General Roberts:
'.BLOEMFONTErN, April 13-1:3o P.
M.-The enemy's movements south have
been checked Wepener is still surround
ed. but the little garrison is holding out
we'll Troops are being moved TO their
assistance.
1.-THE health of the troops is good and
the climate perfect"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
SUMMARY OF T0-DAy's NEWS.
.sf
Local.

IOcoi.
-OiI portrait of General William Smith
presented TO Lee Camp.
Mr. H. Claiborne Epps gracefully ac-
cepts the result OF the primary election
Mr. F.. c. Ebei to be President OF the
Common Council.
Interesting military notes.
Developments in the strike on the
Southern Railway
Good Friday services in the churches.
state.
The Roanoke Republicans announce
full municipal ticket
The Daughters of the Confsderacy Oh
LynchburG have selected three sites Tor
a monument to Confederate dead. and
the citizens object.
Bishop Handy, OF the African Metho.
dist Conference. scores seSereiy e0,oiea
preachers for wronS-iivins, and will ap,
point Il committee to investigate
"a corset steel detected the bullet
that wounded Miss Chalmers. and probA-
bly, saved her life.
mems clothes. and seeks the help OF her
sex at Columbia
-Dublin to have national bank
Money nearly all subscribed
-Iieutenant Wysor. OF Pulaski county,
dies from wounds In the PhtiiPpines.
General.
Progress Of the strike on the South
House adopts resolution favoring pops
ular election OF senators.
Oregon Democrats and RopullStS en-
gdorse Bryan and Chicago platform.
.Raltinore and Ohio secure control OF
Baltimore and Ohio southwestern.
Foreign.
-Dalgstsy stili gasneiy holds out
against the Beers.
Relief being sent TO Wepener. sEs44
--Mafeking said to be in a bad way a,ls
Ta Rosr columns marching south Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-14
ACQUISITION OF
! BALTIMORE ( OHIO
To Operate B. & O. South
western on July 1st.
GOOD MANY CHANGES
Will Be Necessitated by the Merging
ofthe Roads
THE SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION
The Newly Acquirc.i Roat VIII Be
Operated us 4 Division OF the e. y
o., and Will I'M NJ. Green. the
President, VIII Be Made
Third vicc-Prcsident of
the Baltimore & Ohio.
THE SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION

BALTIMORE, April 13.-It was stated
in railroad circles here to-day that tfe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
would on July 1st begin the operation OF
the Baltimore and Ohio southwestern.
The agreement, it was learned was
reached at a recent conference between
President Cowen and Chairman of the
Board Solomon. of the Baltimore anu
Ohio and President Bacon and other oftt-
cta1s Of the Baltimore and Ohio South
western
The merging of the two companies into
one mana cement will neceSsitate many
changes among the heads of the various
departments, especially of the SoataWest-
ern Company The character OF these
changes have not as yet, been decided
,,por,, but it Is understood that the juris-5
tiction of the Baltimore and OHIO offfcftis
will be extended over the absorbed ROAD.
SOUTHWESTERN DIVISION.
William NJ Greene. vice-president aIio
general manager of the Baltimore and
Onto Southwestern. will continue In the
service of the company, probably In th4
CAPACITY OF third vtce-pres!dent. wnlch
office will be especially created FOR hlni.
He will have charge of the operating ana
traffic departments of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Southwestern. which will be known
as the Southwestern Division OF the Bal-
timore and Ohio, and will coutinue MS
headquarters at Cincinnati.
The Baltimore and Southwestern main
line extends from Belpre. Ohio, to st.
Louis, Nro., distance of about ~
miles, with branches to Louisville. KY.
and Springfield. I'll. The acquisition OF
this system will Increase the mileage OF
the Baltimore and Ohio to nearly 5000
miles. and when the Pittsburg and West.
ern IS acquired, the Baltimore and Ohio
viii have a total mileage of $3.50, ex-
tending from Philadelphia to ST. Louis.
and reaching the important cities of Bal-
ttnore, Washington. Pittsburg. Wheel
ing, Cincinnati Columbus. Chicago
Louisville and Cleveland.