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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

in the affair, Aguinsl6o himself re-
lieved the captain s mind on this point
he voluntarily set the sonora free and
gave her pass through the lines. &C
That she might return to Manila and to
the arms of her waiting husband.
Great in war, he proved himself grea,
in love, after all. Perhaps pothine
that this remarkable young man of the
Filipino race has done has SD clearly
advanced his claims to being civilized
and responsible Is did this II oeration
OF the beautiful Sonora Rodriguez.
The fsir prisoner arrived in Manila
after her romantic captivity In Novem-
Der ard was driven In q carriage with
her happy husband direct to their
home In Ermita, where a conoourse of
friends enthusiastically received th EN-.
Mean while the tiger who 30 magma
n1mously gave back his prey still stalks
uncaRed In the jungles of Luzon, albeit
the fair face of the lady is no longer
present to enliven the stern monotony
OF the chase.-San Francisco Examin-
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

| Boron. O SUNK apay and Aguinsl-
| do appeared IN d few mluu e5 20 Vah-
ture orce NOR. with better con fdeuce,
on the suit he had lots nded all along
to work up to. This time he made an
open decl4ration of his affections and
be-ought her TO run away with tim to
TIE Jungle wilds, where they might
never be overtuken by either The
American soldiers or the delio queut
husband.
Sonora Rod riguez scornfully refused
his offer. He pleaded. She spurns d.
He treatened. S e laughed. He cem-
% anded. She grew indignant snd
heaped burning, vehement cedunc,a-
tions upon his head.
Then be told Der that she should b.
made his prisoner until she shonld con-
sent to become his wife.
'.Taaa will DE never" was her re-
pls.
For months she remained in bondage
In Tarlac The American soldiers
could not, or would not, dislodge the
bel dictator. He stayed on and
courted his besut full prisoner, flying
from the gentleness of = dove into The
fury of tiger now and again, az she
continually said him nay AID drove
him from her preseuce.
Finally the sonora found an oppor
tunity to send another message TO
Manila In this message she recount
ed the details of the former attempt
she had made to reach her husband
ard of how she had, as she supposed,
failed.
Captain RODRIGUEZ WAS Of certainty
in q rage this time. He entered upon
a search for Borromeo, and by good
lack found him. He made him confess
to bis owp deception and to A gum al
dos part in the embarrassment of the
lovely sonora. Ell Captain ground his
teeth. How to rescue his wife wss tt e
next problem, and far more difficult
one than the frdiog of Borromeo. The
American army couldn't reach Aguio-
naldo. How could the captain hope to
reach the sonora who was with him?
Strangest of all the strange events
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
A6UINALDO'S ROMANCE.
Eel In Love With Spanish Captains
Wife, Who REFUSED Him.

Apuinaldo, the willy Filipino rebel
chieftain, against whom the entire in
genuiJy Of the war depa- tment of the
United States is pitted in a strange
contest in the Philippine jungles, has
been spending some OF his spare time,
between tligbts, in romantic es-
capade til at savors of the pastimes of
Napoleon snd others Of his great mill
itary predecessors.
The Filipino dictator has just f. eed
q beautiful prisoner. She is Sonora
Rodriguez, wife OF Ell Captain K0dri-
guez, distinguished Spanish miiita"y
officer in Manila. The fame Of Sonora
ROdrigueZ's b. ATTY and vivscity ex-
tends oil over the islands, and her ex-
perience with the greatest outlaw OF
the times, the mighty, the my sterious,
the magic Aguinaldo, has fu 'ni.ned q
glisteriug romance for the Orient to
gasp over.
Aeuiualdo has held the great beauty
q pri,ouer in order that he might woo
her and win her affections.
The Sonora Rodriguez has endured
the imprison ment and helt the FIJI pino
chief al bay with such spirit. a. fiasly
to induce bin TO give up the att 10 pit
and send her back with pass through
the rebel lie es that shs might join her
husband, the hated Spanish captain.
1t is whispered that .Aguina]do be
came q onspirator of an entirely new
order than that OF insurrectionist. He
is sverred to have laid a plot 20 take
the sonora away from Csptaia Rodri-
euez and keep her for himself. To do
this IL was necessary to estrange the
husband and wife. Sonora Rodriguez
would not listen to his suit. he wei!
knew, SO long BIS the captain was in the
way. AS friend she treated toe
rebel chief very charmingly, but not
as q possible sweetheart
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Low Rates To Mardi Gras.

For the benefit of those desiring to
attend Mardi Gras festivities at New
Orleans, the Texas & Pacific Railway
company will, on February 10Th both
2lst 22d. 23rd-24th- 25th, sell round trip
tickets to New Orleans at one fare
Final limit for return March 10Th
Through sleeper and handsome new
or atr-car seats free on the Cannon
Ball" leaving Ell Paso at $50 a. M.
For further particulars call on or
address.
B. F. Darbysbire, S. w. n. A.,
r. w. Curtis, T. p. A.
Ell Paso, Texas. "No trouble TO
answer questions.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

DWELL, AguinaldO was afraid OF the
naughty spirit be saw in those blacb
eyes. Every furtive venture ihe had
made toward expressing the warmer
sentiments which turned this notorious
warrior into q weak-kneed lover. haC
met with q glance Of rebuff that wal
not TO be mistaken.
$50 Aguinaldo turned conspirator IL
love and ere long a strange plot be
gan to unfold itself. Captain Rodri
guez in Manila received one day let
ter from his absent sonora, saying thai
she needed some money and asking
him to send her some by the first re.
sponsible person he should discover
leaving Manila for Tarlac.
The letter was delivered to the cap
tain by q native named BorromeO.
Borromeo did not explain how he
managed to come safely through the
insurgent lines between Manila and
Tarlsc, where he bad left the sonora
He said he intended to return, but
neglected to explsin how he should
again cross the enemy's lines unharm-
ed. His statement that he was going
back to Tarlac was delivered with q
deeper purpose than appeared on the
surface.
'You are q responsible fellow" said
Captain Rodriguez. You have brought
me this letter bravely. Here, take
this packet back to the Sonora Ro-
driguez and God speed you on your
journey
Saying which, the captain gave him
q sum of money and letter and babe
him start at once.
Borromeo tore up the letter and
kept the money. But he returned to
Tarlac fast enough and sought an au-
dience with the beautiful sonora.
1.-THE captain, to whom 1 delivered
your letter." he told her, "fiew into q
fearful rage when he read it. So said
he, she wants more money, does she,
with which to buy fine dresses to please
Aguinaldo, Tell her that l will have
nothing more TO do with her. L cast
her off. Let her go with this rebel
general. L have heard of her infatua-
tion for him, and am we'll rid OF her.
And with that, sonora" continued BOr-
romeo. she tore your letter into pieces,
he drove me from the house and said
he would kill me If I ever darkened his
door again.
Borromeo bowed to the floor on the |
delivery of this speech, then courteous
ly held out $40 bill. saying: "Let an |
humble friend have the honor Of aid |
ing you, since your husband SO unjust
ly fails to do so.''
The sonora drew hereelf up with fine
scOrn. She told the crinRing Filipino
to quit her presence Immediately and
take his lying words to other ears.
She would believe not word he said.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
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gist.
Acker's English Remedy will stop q
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worst cold In twelve hours, or money
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Webb, druggist
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Hotel pdIdCiO

Mr.. j. @. McDermott has rs
sumed full charge OF the above
hotel at Chihuahua, Mex, and will cen
duct the same on the American plao.
Mr.. McDermott Is we'll known TO
the I'll travelling public as having for
many years conducted the Robinson
house. Everything has been rehtted to
the comfort of the guests and good
treatment is guaranteed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22

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ing. For that reason the local doctor,
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is quite durable when greater skill and
experience are brought to bear.
1t is the so-called incurable and
hopeless cases, which come in such
| numbers to DIR. R. v. Pierce, of Buffalo,
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-22
Notice.

Mr.. j. B. Goodrich is no longer in
my employ, and ia not authorized to
collect and settle accounts for me.
G. G. REES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

All the book stores and newstands re-
port Iarse increase tn regular BUYERS Of
the many popular current magazines.
which indicates q high grade 0f culture
and also growing interest in the pro
cession Of the worlds events
AS many in this city lock forward with
impatient eaEerress 20 the formal open
ias ana dedication q the city park. so
there is great number awaiting the
hisze and replendznt glory o. the new
Missouri Pacific depot when the f-s-
blara of the myriad electric LIGHTS IS seen
There are two dnely bred horses az the
Union Stock Yards belonging 90 two 5ff-
ferent commission brokers. wh5 So thor
o1ghly and cordially hate each other rhat
their owners have 10 asa rho greatest
care in tying them near one another or
even drivinr PAST each other very closely
n either one is tied stouty to a posi-. anr
The other IS driven past h.m even many
yards away. the FIRST wiI zoueeI and kick
v-cl7usly and tu- ct The restraining hopes
.n the maddened fury % set at MS hated
enemy. They have never been turned
loose together nor been "a a7v combat.
NOS even touched each other. nevertheless
bitter ana unre,e1tlrE hesr-5 has
grown M each for the other and Wills
kind ana gentle with otae- h-es ana
with thelr drivers. the most viralsnt vic
i7usness IS NJ once manifested when these
tive ser sicht OF aaeh otha-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
WORK OF TEA TASTERS
HiGhty Few n Them aud They Are
HigNiv Paid

The New York Herald saws:
Men who live by tasting tea have a
hard iffe They are not The young men
who have n 20 20 afternoon functions.
bug The in6efatirabIs persons who tell
whether a grade ~ che fragrant Oriental
herb Is worth half p cert a pound more
or lees than 8 given sample TIE Cow
eminent maintains 2 board or axoe-tz
and every large tea importing house
has in lts employ q competent iudzc cf
sl,e aua1i.~ n ssa Many ~ the ir7pcr-
ters are themselves proficient in thc ert
of determining The value ~ the eeves
The c7nkl7sH rest NJ % tea -arss the
nerves impairs the digestion ans 8e
RANGES re functions ~ the inta seal cr-
Eans II frequently makes Efs unnisas-
ant. and the coanoisseurs have - stop
for time
One - The government 5udSes % tea
ABEL n Trham. recentlr committed
suietde 70 CA'c7-o HIS fsm-- saa1 -h1.
re was driven n IN anity hT tho demands
~ his professor
Tea tasterz sraw hssh salaries E7r
ihssr work requires n5t only 5e,icata
perceptions bat side knowledge They
must know sd the meeho5s IN the curing
~ tea ana be familiar viva every rrcz
auf arte wh ne h
to enhance The value e ire inferior
leaves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09
IT REACHED HERE
Letter Addressed in Chinese
Received in Wichita
BY REVEREND Mr.. PEAT
It Is From Shu Isl Hen
What He Reports,

Yesterday Reverend Jacob Peat OF this
city, lately Of Chung King, western
China, received inside letter from san
Francisco in English, another letter with
big red stripe down through the middle
end Chinese characters all over it.
This is the way the letter was adj
dressed. except that the writing was
Chinese:
From Peat The Inner
SIC Chuan Pastor Letter
Dl family avenue jacob Is being sent
GOSPEL han To receive To Hall
And open Doctor
To America
To be given to
If this address is read from top TO BOT
tom ana from right to left it wiz make
sense.
The letter is from Reverend Peats pu-
PHI Shu Isl Hen, ana as the address, is
in Chinese. reads top to bottom right to
left and translated into English gives
news from Interior China ia queer Chin
csc style this way.
TO Mr. and Mrs Peat. Peace be unto
y0u Only because when the teacher
ar. PeaD left Chung King, we did not
escort you very far. Because Of this we
do not want the teacher to get mad. AZ
ter leaving Chung King the rumors be-
came very heavy. / VIII only enumer-
ate one instance. A great many people
say that the emperor has ordered the Of
fcials to catch the church members and
kill them completely. This rumor is ten
tenths bad But thanks be to Cod there
was no fulhllmelt of this rumor. The
brethren who believe On the Lord in
Chung King have not been. prosecuted.
Only in Kiang-Pea, the school teacher
was caught by mob and beaten. At
forwards he came and made this known
to Pastor Kwang Pastor Kwang wrote
@ letter to the official and he i'm turn
ordered that the official in Kiang Pea
should get hold Of the rascals and beat
them and cangue them. Aside from him,
none Of the believers on the Lord have
been prosecuted. Thanks to the Lord.
Not only in Chung King, but in Chin-tu,
CHEN. Cheo. Yaung Shien. Tsicheo, Uli-
kang, Suyling and He Chico, the believ-
e-s on the Lord all have peace. Thus
see that indeed the Lord IS with his
church.
Soon after DR.. Hall returned from L
Chang. the members cougregated in the
hospital and had service Afterwards IN
the former eight months the twentyninth
day. the officials opened The churches.
The intermediates schools and the small
schools have both begun operations and
there are about ten students at the insd-
tute. am attending the intermediate
school. May God early quiet the rowdy
element that Ills servants may on the
other hand go forth to that most beaud-
ful work. have not much to say. This
Is written The latter eighth month on the
evening Of the third day by your stupid
brother. Shu Tsi Hen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

tea tasters to stop work ror time IN
order to give their internal organs a
chance TO get back into their normal
state.
The tea faster as q general thing sell
dom looks upon the wine when 1t IS red
for his taste IS something which he must
keep from being vitiated 4 taste OF the
dark brown variety, so feehngly de-
scribed by Eugene Field. is not desired
as a beginning for a days work IN Front
street. The man who must distinguish
between the delicate flavor Of teas never
chews tobacco. and very few 81 them
smoke Cigars are seldom seen IN the
Offices Of tea importers.
Few oocuos tons are better paid than
that of the tea faster. There are IN this
city about twenty IN the calling. TIE
highest salary is $4,000 year. while
S. O00 is not considered to Pc more than
ordinary compensation Some 81 the tea
merchants and importers save the salary
Of an expert 10y themselves passing upon
the quality az all tess which they handle
In large houses the skill OF the tea
faster turns the scale in large transae-
tons. Careoes ara Bought and sold UPON
his judgment. The tasting OF a single
spoonful Of tea may make a difference
az several hundred dollars in the va.ua-
ton Of consignment. For this reason
the importers wish. first OF all. absolute
honesty in their advisers It would De
possible for an unp-incipled man 20 get
much more than a salary by passing fav-
orabIy upon teas Of inferior quality. John
p. Brown. a tea merchant. said the other
day that when q tea house had absolute
faith in the tester re could draw a sal
ary which would seem very large Tor a
man IN other trades.
Many stories have been told about the
short lives - the taeters ~ tea yet wita
ordinary care and periods ~ rest these
men live az ionE 80 fhcse men enEa gel
10 most other occupations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-09

Atchison Globe TIRE people who have
read "Richsr8 Carval~ win ~ lnfe--
ested in ieatning that MrH " Holmes
- AtchIsor. belongs r. me Por5ifv fame
IS nleatiouf5 .n the book THO Bor5IeT
estate in Maryland. dascribs5 iu Rfrh-
ard Cerv7' 81 the hi-th-oi1ce % Er5.
Fo-mee whese husband travels Ter enc
Blair Milling comna1v. she traces hsr
lineage dsraoiv fn a pord ~ biography
from l724 which s1e has in nsr possos-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-10
EARNINGS SHOW INCREASE.
Northern Pacific statement shows "a
Fine Condition.

\ couplete statement % earnings % tre
Northern bac.4e ior January a0t t- '"u
seven ucatAs 49, 60 February q aas I1st
been .sGsa ana Shows a .aree lae-efse 81.
taEn Deg. a3s IhF GrHFs rAFu nae tNe .He
month 0fre Esis N- t> az .Hrrocs+ Z ti1-
So FL over Jaaaar, 'N+ IHE o. ra 1r1 a
pouses wevc Es-> Glass; an increase 80
s85-l15 TIE aet earnings foT To month
were S35 >~i 'a. au increase ~ g21 iHl 81
Taxes. rentals Improvement. etc.,. au11au.-
od Be- &-3 81 -. au Increase az 80 Fi@
Tuc res cpcratiDg income stood ST2.G1- 6
dn Increase e. lgf.g+& "a From wi~csIill-
cous sources, 30; inc.a .sns ianl sales, TIE
road derived So 0ct S.. an Increase u fAS 10
OM 50 The re, income from the main sys-
TEN vas Slfs SO - an increase 2 10 CAS- 3.
from proprietary lines SA6s5 1i. q decrease
~ s. lsa = The total Rct iueonla was $50 B.
5-sN S. an increase x St4s- IS
Toe showing fc~ the seven months end
Ing January q gives gross earnings % SIS -
Mso5S s.. increase over the same 3eu,3 2
last year. EI5ST41 ~. operating eNreases.
sS2i2 *. IS, an increase % S.lss. 6f2. net
earnings. S0.&9 III -. an Increase * Sss
2zlS7; taxes rentals and heteiLnen's. ST.
Stf Cts IS. an Ia tease cf sZlGH5h =. ntt cr-
Grating Income s.. tSs.ssl2- -. an Increase ot
E7IIss i. nils cs-lAneous income. nSt -ac.ad-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-10

Of new equipment that IS being or Tered
and placed In service as rapidly as p0ssi-
BILE
During February orders for 1888 cars
ana tor is locomotives We're placed AGAINST
orders Ter t.iet cars and lsa locomotives in
January. or the cars ordered In Febru-
ary. $50 were box, stock. furniture and
Refrigerator cars, $40 were coal. ore and
gondola cars 40 were dat cars. so eere
stgei cars and lh1 were f1r passenger ard
street raaroai service. About $50 cars
or over = per cent are 90 Pei buli by tae
railroads al their own shops
81 The US locomotives. eighteen were far
export and the division of typos WAS AZ.
proximAtely hfty-twa freight 10 f4fsfn-
ger and eleven switching loramntiy ~ Tar
February summary Tor rolling stock show.
n decided advance oFeT thf January zee
ord. but the orders are -i.. for b..aw thosr
placed during the Eve months inrni.ttett
preceding january. Espee tally ie trIs tFtls
q the locomotive rccer1 d. ls exues. f-I
that the March orders wiz show oarsid
cradle iuCreGes, ss Bt isaae tmp lsres ar.
1tIs Tor cars IRE BnW under consideration
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-10
WETSENBURGER MAY RUN.
Philippine Veterans viii Ask Him
10 Seek Republican Nomination
for Governor.

A petition Is being circulated among
MEMBERS OF the Washington volunteer
regiment addressed to Col. Weisenburger.
Of Nhatcom. asking him TO seek the Re
puhliean nomination for governor OF the
state
The movement originated among several
fhihrpine veterans who are warm admir-
sfs of Col Weisanhnfger and who believe
mat be would make good guhernntorial
lumber. The men who are back OF the
movement are Republicans. and they do
sire 10 zee Col WslsenburGer enrolled
ence more In the party of Mckinley and
Prosperity
z iss, Col Weisonburger left the Re
publican party and Joined the fusion
!uFees on the silver issue Since that time
nc has expressed himself as favoring the
iisienfi2n IT the Philippine islands and Is
thefsfpie against the policy ~ Bryan and
me Democratic national lenders II is on
sceenh' 81 this fact that the Philippine
veterans believe that Col Welsenbnrger
VIZ recover hia position in the Republican
pAN during the ensuing state campaign.
The psiluon viii probably be presented
Y Vol Weisenhurger az the banquet TO be
sNsn hy the Washington veterans March
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-10
MORTGAGE FOR S5,OOO,OOO
SEATTLE ELECTRIC CoMPANY's BIG
ISSUE OF BONDS.
Benr 3 Per Cent. Interest, which Is
Payable semI-annually-Prin
becomes Due in 193o-Improve-

The Seattle Electric Company filed in the
county auditors office for record late yes
terday afternoon 10000 first mortgage
IN favor of the Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust Company. The property embraces
which have been prominently before the
public BY piecemeal or as a whole since
the talk about the street car combination
and the thirty-hye-year franchise absorb
ed general attention.
From this one filing the government re-
ceived in the way Of revenue from stamps
cancelled $3.50. Three OF the stamps
were for 500 each, and Harry Drees, regis
tering clerk at the auditors office, said
ne thought ii was the first time since the
government commenced to pay war ex-
penditures by this method OF taxation that
such stamp had been placed on u docu-
ment filed In this county
This 100000 mortgage is given by the
Seattle Electric Company to secure $500
900 ; per cent. bonds, bearing the date Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-10
NO OCCASION FOR ALARM.
agent Austin Claiborne Does Not Ne
hese That the woIcoit Has Met
With serious Disaster

4, not az all probable that serious
asastef has cyertakcn the vessel" Austin
n elNseolhe her local agent. said yesterday
4 ~ lqnS overdue az sitka from Dutch
hefnVt am Inclined 10 think" he
ssenlnaqd, That the Wolcotf has broken
~ q inet With some slight mlshap
stSa- This would account for the
49, " the arrival Of tho Excelsior. In.
w. tnel certain that nothing serious
ms happened either vessel 10
f...e s.Nse'slgf should have arrived here
49, 49, VIC h0tth nearly Two weeks ago. She
~ 9HraHlrd ta san for Alaska rom
'sss port axain March I
xssshS faeiae Steam Whaling Company.
ratst latss OH three vessels viii dis
800 he Valden Gate north "a carry the
~ ae9' ugna S.ika 60 the westward she
-" hfN"ao'y sail early next week