El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

| LIZ Will oo rememOereo tnet tne WO'
man WAS indicted by the grand jury
fore the grand jury while the Edel.
berto Garcia murder case was beinR
Investigated by that body. The wit.
ness testified concerning the where.
abouts of Garcia on the night when
the murder of Ed. O'Conner took
place and 1t is alleged that she swore
falsely.
At the former trial Of the case her
daughter asked permission 20 address
though there was no evidence In favor
of the prisoner the jury failed to agree
ON Q verdict.
Altar considerable argument bad
been heard 10 was decided 70 post
pone the case before the court until
October Is. when il will be tried.
After disposinR of other unimportant
| N after court adjourned until Monday
| when the criminal docket, as already
published will be taken up.
TRIAL OF w R FORD
w r Ford, the young G Il pumper
arrested yesterday for theft from q
car of goods in transit, was given .
preliminary hearing before Justice
Spencer this afternoon.
The complaints against Ford set
forth that he took goods of value and
the following articles were found on
his premises:
2 bottles of whiskey 80. sack OF
potatoes 81, l box of groceries 81, /
brussels carpet s25, l rug $50.
Ford p e.d not guilty, saying thar
the goods were delivered to him the
oiRhs before his ARE ct.
Ford was given his preliminary
hearing this afternoon before Justice
A w SpeEce aud upon the evidence
oi E F j Mccarthy, 81 A Carpenter
and q Hudson Was bound over to the
grand jury In the sum of 5000, 5000 for
each case. Upon failure To make q
bond he was remsnded to the county
jail.
SAVED HIS MONEY.
A man named Williams was arrested
last night and locked up In the police
station charged with being drunk and
down, and In HE trial this morning he
stated that he bad Iust come from CAL
ifornia Tuesday night and last night
he went across the river and walk ed
back but that was the last be remem-
bered. He had S32 40 when arrested
last night and thi. morning te stated
that he must have been touched" ss
he had nearly 500 when he went over
TO Juarez He was told that he was
lucky he was arrested, for In his con-
uISIOu NC COulu easily nave OSeQ fOOO6Q
of the rect OF his money.
BAD CROWD.
Y, sterdsy evening one of the Itsi-
ians who runs = little fruis store on
Sou b Ell Paso street called on the po-
lice to arrest two little Mexican boys
whom he stated he caught stealing sc
In money from his store.
The boys we're arrested and placed
In jail but this morning the police v ere
would not appear against them 1t Is
a shame that something could not be
done 10 THESE people who, knoSing Of |
things that are being dore contrary
to the laws of the state, will not prose |
cute the offenders. This is the frst |
time these two boys were ever arrested |
but they come from a house that has q |
bad reputation among the police.
The house where one OF the boys
lives lie the sane one that has b. en-
searched several times and always
some stolen goods were found. Two
Mexicans are DOW serving time in To a
for stealing goo ds that
we're found there, and the woman who
runs the house is watched very closely
by the police who think that she is
really the leader OF an organic I'd gang
Of thieves who do not work but who
not only live we'll but also dress we'll
The stepfsther OF the little boy GENE
up TO the police station this morning
and started to raise a row because the
Iailer would not let him see the boy.
When he got too abusive in his Ian
2uage Officer Harold started to lock
him up, when he stated that IL he
would only turn him loose he would go
And get bis gun and come and clean
The whole police force out.
He Vas promptly turned loose and
urged TO hurry before he got out of
The notion for the police want q good
chance to send him over the road.
But up 10 the time Of going TO press he
had not pnt In his appearance.
FOR TAKING COAL
Miguel Gonzales and Juan PORES
we're arrested today for taking coal
rom . car In the G n yards.