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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-22
NOTIGI::AS. !:

Nuestro amigo ell habil artista
don Jose de la Huerta Storer, Sc
ofrece para confeccionar todos los
encargos que Sc le hag gan para ell
bale de trajes que Sc celebrara en-
Arecibo en- beneficio de los desampa
radios.
Felicitamos al bello sexo por
la oportuna OCCASION que Sc les pre-
senta de utilizar los servicios del
sef1or Huerta en- sus trabajos artfs
ticos.
El embajador frances cerca de
la Santa Sede, Mr.. Nisard, ha dado
una reception en- la embajada, la
que concurrieron mas de 700 perso
mas.
Asistieron los cardenales T aroc
Chi, Macchi, Rampol a, Ferrata, Pa
rocchi, Mathieu, Segna. Agliardi y
ambos Vannutell, quienes, con.arre-
glo al ceremonial, fueron recibidos
en- la puerta de la embajada por to
do el personal de esta. y entra ron en-
los salones precedidosi de lacayos
portadores de antorcha IS
Ell empresario de la companfa
de opera, senior Graham, ha salido
aver para Ponce. En- la presente
semana debutara la compan1a en- es-
ta Capital. Aver quedab an solo tres
palcos pendientes de abono, y en-
breve no quedara ninguno. Hay vi
va ansiedad por escuchar a la Cha
liza, que es una notabil lidad como
cantante y como actriz
Los judfos del gran ducado de
Hesse han dirigido la Camara una
protesta contra la exclusion sistema
tica que sufren de todo cargo judi
cial.
En- dicho ducado, los israelitas
no pueden ser nombrados jueces 81,
no despues de convertir Sc al cristia,
nismo.
Un caballero americana que
habla ell Espafol, ira a los E. U.- en-
ell pr6ximo verano y Sc ofrece por ST
algunas personas quieren enviar nj
f1os bajo su cuidado. Ademas de los
sitios de los Colegios a donde han
de quedarse los ninos, ira Chicago
pasa ndo por ell Niagara y ei Colegio
de Notre Dame, regresando a Puerto
Rico, dentro de pocas senanas. Para
informes dirijirse don Manuel Ro
driguez, en- Coamo. n So 4
Sc encuentra en- e>ta Capital,
hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar
lie, 81 joven don Manuel Galvan, hi
10 de nuestro antique amigo don
Man uel de Jesus, Int endente que
fue de esta Isla. Ha venido aquel de
Santo Domingo con objeto de aguar
dar al doctor Antonio Alfau y Ba-
ralt, que con su distinguida familia,
regresa de Europa
Ell Senado aprob6 al bill" que
trata de la reorganizacion dcl Ejer
cito de los Estados Unidps, Ell cual
Sc CD mpondra de 17,448 hombres.
Crease la plaza de teniente general
para Jefe del Ejercito.
En- ell Institute cato ico de Paris
ha tenido lugar un accn ntecimiento
sin precedentss conocidos 5.
Ell Nuncio de Su Santidad,
monsefor. Lorenzelli, ha dado una
conferencia filos6fca, cuyo tema ha
sido <Lo natural y 10 sobrenatural
en- los ordenes del coDo ocimiento y
de la realidad ~: -...~
El auditorio numeroso y selectf-
simo aplaudi6 calurosame ente al illus
tire conference.-the. ~
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Pasaieros que conduio el

Pasa]eros que condujo eI xMc
Pherson Geo Croft y 2 ninos,
Ellen Martin, Walter Ellison, N. J.
Ooterhandt, sef1ora y 2 ninos, N. J..
O. Brien, Jas E Ord y sonora,
Fran Kiln H James, J E Callins,
Geo j Langsdal, Coco Greene,
4 nif1os y l criada, II tripulantes 5
del @Slocums y 25 soldados
Miguel Jacinto, Maria Dale y
un hijo, Antonio Jacinto, Bartolo,
Vicente Feliu y sef1ora, Saturnino
r Fernandez y Guillermo Escama.
rOni.
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VINO de California, muy supe
rior, Sc ha recibido en- ell estableci-
miento Gel Ahorro,, , Luna 76, y la
Sucursal, Cruz 81, que Sc detalla a
precios sin competencia. Rogamos
a los consumidores de gusto, que
prueben este Vino a-1O 5
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depositaron SIS imponentes 81. 232
So ctvs, en- el Credito y Ahorro Pom.
cef1o y hasta aquella fecha SO han
expedido 3,871 libretas
Hasta fines de Mario tiltimo,
Inglaterra habfa gastado en- la que,
rra del Transvaal $118, ,O00,O 900.
Tampoco han concurrido a los
juegos forales de Mayagiez, nues-
tros amigos Munoz Rivera, Coll y
Toste, Amy y Zeno Gambia. Sus
ocupaciones, segun nos han NANTES,
tado los dos 1ltimos, no les permi
tieron ese honor Siga tomando nota
la chispeante eChispa, de Manatf; y
crea que esta information nos obli
ga la intentional, injusta y malicio
sa gacetilla que nos dedicara
Sc ha disuelto la casa conner
cial que giraba en- esta plaza con la
raz6n de Sucesores de Alvarez & Ca,
haciendose cargo de la liquidaci6n
la que Sc establece bajo ell nombre de
Montaner & Co sucesores en- conan
dita.
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Pc SOIA x RAMIREZ
GALE DE TETUAN 18.
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cOMIsIOMIsTAs.

Agentes Representatives. Puerto-Rico de
rsBURY, WAsHBURN MILLS Co Fabricanes de harna trgo
BROTHER-Mantecas xCola>,~ xPoncenan etc
Tocino 'E G. Lee & Coz <Fama> etc. Jamones
BROTHERS, -Mantequla americana ordnara-
PAPEL 1pRENT MoDoRos, AcETE MAoUNAs ARMAs
CALzADo, PIELEs,
EscRBR HAAnoNDx &
COBRE v1EJo CoNCHA DE CAREY, CUERos &YsE
DEL Pals, < NEw-YoRK--
Sc SoLIClTA CORRESPONDENCE
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libles. para salir de esta situaci6n
angustiosa: sla asociacion' y Ga
reforma de las leyes de procedimien
tos". Miemtras pueda un deudor con
suti]ezas curiaI1SeaS eludir ell pago.
enrredando la-madeja, nadie presta-
ra Venga un procedimiento rapido,
energico que ponga q cubierto los
intereses del prestamista (conste que
no 10 soy y vendran a la Isla Capita
les avidos de lucro Los contratos
<deben cump1irse tai como Sc han
celebrado Donde digo; digo debe de
dscir digo y no Diego, Esto sera muy
duro todo 10 que usted quiera; pero
sera la ley, y la ley que vendra sal
var al pals honrado y laborioso, y
ademas, las leyes, .aunque sean duras
no Sc han hec1o para los buenos.
Los propietarios deben asociar
Sc, formar sindicatos, y stasarse'
Hecho este puede al sindicato recu
rrir I'm Banco y decir: 70 valgo
diez y quiero cuatro 8 cinco que pa
gare icon toda seguridad en- tai
cual tempo" Y ell Banco con ntestara:
eMe pagara aunque no 10 asegures.
por que la ley no te da armas de ma
larley para que faltes a un compro.
misc que has contraido para salvar
te de una ruina cierta. Toma, aqui
tienes 10 que pides>
Formemos sindicatos matemos
los pleitos y vendra dinero que es 10
<1nico> que necesitamos
va Sc que muchos leeran con
indiferiencia, que nj siquiera biscuit
ran la question que planteo ''Semos
asina'' En- cambio, estamos pendien
tes de recibir noticias de la guerra
del Transvaal
En- fin, lease6 no Sc lea esta car
ta, le hago un servicio con mandar
sela Tendra un stembutido" de una
columna
Sin mas quede suyo amigo
3VICENTE LIMA
Mayo de 1900
Francisco VaIlecillo
AVOCADO
HUKAOA0
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>ta:" AS I'm amigo me di,' 4':c t,.,i.:.:..
u ZArza parrill;. dol DR.. Aver; scgri -
'pTy . y ats"ra he dc c,'lfcS::r ;i-r::.ic
Ida llc me cure con sole tu.uar
:.lsunas bptellas.'
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Requisitoriado por ell Juzgado
de San Francisco, fue detenido aver
por la tarde, en- la Gale de Lana, ell
sugeto Fernando de la Cruz.
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~El Heraldo Espanol' protesta
contra ell atropello conetido con ell
subdito espafol, residente en- Ponce,
sef1or Villamill.
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N otiiciia / iiInportante.

Por ell presente Sc informa que
los examenes. para obtener licencia
de Medico, Dentista, E armaceutico,
Practicante, Comadrona y Enferme'
ra, Sc verifcaran en- las ofcinas de
la JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SAM.
DAD en- San Juan, en- las siguientes
fechas:
Para Medicos, empieza el II JUNO.
, Dentista & & IA
Farmaceuticos & IS
Practicantes, Enfer'
meras y Comadronas 81
Dirigirse al mismo Secretario
de dicha "Junta'' para mas infor'
mes
Por orden de la Junta:
Williams Fawcett Smith.
Secretario.
San Juan P. r.
S 3O-2
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Coos De Aga,ll|s.

Sef1or don Ramon B. Lopez z.
San Juan.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
Another Reverend Individual
Tries the Pencil
and Shears.
HE WILL IMPROVE
On Sheidon's Absurd Pro-
duction, and fndvor 10
Make More of a
Newspaper.

LONDON, Dec. 17-Dr. Joseph Park
er. pastor of the City Temple, today
began his experiment of editing the
Evening Sun for a week.
The scheme was suggested by DIR.
Sneldon's editing of the Topeka, Kan
sas) Capital. but DR.. Parker has stated
that he will make his paper more of
a newspaper than was the Capital.
The first number of DIR. Parker's pa
per today contains a column OF rel1-
gious notes, three columns on the Boer
war, and a column of crimes, chiefly
murders There is no sporting news.
The paper advocates buying Denver
mining shares. Under the heading
Betting and gambling forecasts" the
doctor prints a prayer that gambling
may perish, and says: IF my paper
cannot, during six experimental days,
live without pandering to the gambler,
the drunkard, and the sensualist, then
let it wither away
The editor expresses his conviction
that London ought to publish dis
tlnctively religious daily paper, but
fears that such would-not be sustained
even by the religious people themselves
ging as a deterrent to crime.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
GERMAN SAILORS AND MARINES
WELCOMED ON RETURN
FROM CHINA.

BERLIN, Dec. ia thousand sail
ors and marines from China arrived
here from Kiel this afternoon. They
marched through the Brandenburg
gate along Inter Den Linden. headed
by the shot torn banners which they
carried in storming the Taku forts and
followed by flags and guns captured
from the Chinese.
The crowds who witnessed the pa
rade were most enthusiastic.
Upon arriving at the arsenal the
sailors we're met by the emperor and
empress, and Prince Henry of Prussia,
besides other exalted personages. The
emperor inspected the men anw made
a speech congratulating them upon
their courageous behavior.
In the evening banquet will be Civ
en- at the palace to the princess and
generals.
Emperor William when compliment
ing the troops said: After today the
army and navy are one. The world
shall know that where l put my blue
boys, nobody shall remove them
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT
SHEPARD IS HERE
And Will Meet Ell Paso Shippers and
Merchants at the Chamber of Com
merce at Four O'clock Today.

A. d. Shepard. general freight agent
of the Southern Pacific, Pacific
system. is in the city from San Fran
cisco.
Today at four o'clock there will be a
general meeting of shippers and mer-
chants at the chamber of commerce. to
discuss with Mr.. Shepard the various
matters in connection with freight
rates on the Southern Pacific west of
this city. that have come up since Mr.
Shepard's last visit
IL will be remembered that when Mr.
Shepard was here before, certain spe-
cific complaints of rate inequalities
were brought to his attention, and he
promised to investigate them. In
view of all the changed conditions, es-
pecially the proposed building of
line of railroad from here
into the west country, it may be that
Mr.. Shepard will have some more
hopeful word for us than he had be-
fore
All persons interested in any way in
the matter of freight rates on the
Southern Pacific are urged to attend
the meeting today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
OVER TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST
IN WRECK OF A GERMAN
SCHOOL SHIP

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-THE loss of the
German school ship Gneisanau off Ma
received by the minister of marine.
The dispatch says forty were drowned.
The press dispatches place the number
sI drowned at about one hundred.
MALAGA, Spain, Dec. lit is fear
ed the loss of life in the wreck of the
German school ship Gneisanau yester-
day will prove much greater than at
first reported. One hundred and nine
ty survivors are being cared for here.
The ships complement was 461. which
gives 271 men missing. Some of these
may have reached the shore in boats or
on Wreckage.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
. MOVEMENT is STARTED FOR
A NATIONAL BOARD OF
ARBITRATION.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE industrial
arbitration conference which has
prominent men of the industrial world
commenced this morning in Steinway
hall. The delegates in general seem
favorable to the purpose of the confer
ence. although not disposed to believe
that any immediate results are likely
to follow.
The principal proposition to come up
will be the organization of a national
board of arbitration. representing the
the purpose of promoting agreements,
settling disputes, and procuring neces-
sary legislation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
TWety Women Held a Meet
ing and Violence Was
Proposed.
A TOWN in ANGER
Over the Famous Case Of the
Murder Of A Woman
BecauSe Of
aIousy.

ELDORADO, Kansas, Dec. 17-Twen-
ty women held an indignation meeting
at Eldorado yesterday and proposed to
lynch Jessie Morrison, the slayer of
Mrs Olin castle.
Conspicuous among those present
was the dead woman's mother, Mrs.
Roland Wiley.
Soon after the meeting was called to
order, someone in the crowd proposed
that those present go after Miss -aor-
rison, take her out to the nearest tree.
and string her up. The lack OF anyone
who had sunIcient courage to take the
lead in the matter was the only reason
that proposition was not attempted.
When told of the proposition of the
women Jessie Morrison said:
i, is all bluff on the part of some
OF my enemies, and | have no fear of
any violence. l will not leave this
town until 1 get ready
Some of the women boldly stated
that if Jessie Morrison was turned
loose upon the streets they would leave
for fear of their lives.
Already two factions have sprung
up in Eldorado among the women, and
many friends have parted company
over the case.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
CHANGED HER MIND
A YOUNG GIRL WITH
BEWITCHING CHARMS
Held Two Men Bound, and While They
Were Entangled in Her Net She
Played With Them, Finally Let
ting Fate Decide Between Them.

Another pretty little romance was
enacted in Ell Paso Friday night and
calls for congratulations on one hand
and sympathy on the other.
1t was another one Of those affairs
where young ladies have too many
sweethearts and really do not know
which one they love most and finally
decide first come first serve"
While at school in an eastern city
several years ago a young lady from
a southern city whose name must be
withheld, was given much attention
at the hands of two young men from
neighboring cities. She was pretty
and the two young men were wealthy
and handsome. One lived in Washing
ton and the other in a city near there.
The young lady graduated and return
ed home last year and since then both
of the young men have corresponded
with her regularly and both have
sought her hand in marriage. Each
was encouraged and each thought he
had won. The man from New York
visited the young lady at her home
about a month ago and it is said gain
ed promise to wed him The young
lady, however, asked for vacation be-
fore the consummation of the wedding
and came to Ell Paso to visit an old
school mate.
Her admirer from Washington knew
nothing of her visit here but knew she
had a friend here who was very dear
to her. Thinking it might not be
bad idea to enlist the Ell Paso young
lady in his behalf he came on here last
and to his surprise he
found the girl he loved here with her
friend. He renewed his suit persis-
emily, and won. Fearing trouble
rom delay he requested that the we'd
ling be early and in Ell Paso. The
young lady consented and Friday night
hey were quietly married at the resi-
lence of her friend.
The west bound Sunset limited
brought an anxious individ- !
lal whose heart was leaping for joy as !
he train neared the depot. He was !
he man from New York whom the !
-oung lady in question had promised
o wed. He went to the Sheldon ho-
ell and Immediately sent note to the
-oung lady. His feelings and the ex-
,ression on his face when he received +,
he reply can better be imagined than
described.
He had travelled three-fourths of the
istance across the continent just to
pend a few hours with the girl he
hought he was to wed and the shock
upset him. A few newly
made friends tried to console him but
D no effect. He had seen enough of
Il Paso and took the next train for
lew York. o.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
CHINA EXPRESSES GRATITUDE TO
RUSSIA FOR BEING ALLOWED
TO RULE.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Pekin cor
respondent of the Times says that Lii
Hung Chang at the instance Of Prince
Ukhtomsky, of Russia, who is now in
Pekin, has telegraphed to the czar, ex-
pressing China's gratitude to Russia
for being allowed to resume the civil
government of Manchuria.
Like the previous message to Emper-
or William, this one to the czar pur-
ports to be from Emperor Kwang Su,
who is ignorant of both messages.
The correspondent repeats his charg-
e. Of Russian duplicity, declaring that
Nanchuria will henceforth virtually be
a Russian protectorate.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
IDAHO MINERS WILL USE THEIR
POWER TO OPEN COEUR
D'ALENE.

BOISE, Idaho, Dec. 1.-THE West
ern Federation of Miners are giving
candidates for the United States SEN
atorship somewhat of a scare. The
Federation claims to hold the balance
of power in the legislature and the
claim is apparently well-founded.
With this power as a club, it has been
announced that no senator will be
elected until martial law in the Occur
d'Alene mining district has been abol-
ished.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
TWO BANDITS SENT TO
THEIR LAST REWARD.
The Prompt Attention of an American
Miner Near Parral Prevents Rob-
berry and Rids the Country of Two
Bad Men

Persons arriving here from Parral
Mexico, yesterday, report a daring at
tempt at robbery near that place which
proved fatal failure to the bandits.
A prominent man of Parral, whose
name could not be recalled by the pass
twenty miles from Parral Thursday CO
pay off his employees.
Several hold-ups had been reported
in that vicinity recently and he had
the forethought to guard against los
ing his money in that way. He had
about three thousand dollars in Mexi-
can currency which he tied firmly to
the beam of his wagon, put his pistol
under his coat sleeve, and started out
Thursday night for the camp
When he had gone about half way
two Mexicans suddenly halted him and
ordered him to get out of the wagon.
He obeyed of course, and the bandits
searched his person with no effect.
knowing he must have some money
they proceeded to search his baggage
and other effects. While they were
at this task the mining man drew his
revolver from his coat sleeve and fired.
dis attack was so sudden that the
men didn't have time to act and both
were instantly killed. They fell from
the wagon and their bodies crossed by
the road side
He then proceeded on his way to the
camp where he reported the affair to
the authorities.
The story is vouched for by H. E.
who has just come from that
district. He heard the name of the
man. who was an American, but could
not recall the name today.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
BIG DEAL PENDING
THE TWO FOUNDRIES AND
THE SUPPLY HOUSE
Plant Will Be the Result That Will
Employ a Thousand or More Men,
Ell Paso to Be Great Quitting Point.

The Ell Paso Mine and Smelter Sup
ply House, the Ell Paso foundry, and
the Pass City Foundry and Machine
company are on a deal which, if it is
consummated, will be of great import
ance to Ell Paso.
The plan, as The Herald learns it,
is to consolidate all the institutions
mentioned in a manner and form one
strong company to handle heavy ma
chinery, engines and boilers in the
southwest and Mexico. 1t is also un-
derstood that the company will put in
a large manufacturing plant here to
make all kinds of boilers and engines
and employ an immense force
WhIIe possibly nothing has been
done it is safe to say that the COM
pany will be formed and the plant put
up. There is little doubt of the sue
cess of the scheme as almost every man
interested is in favor of the combina-
tion and hopeful for the success of the
plant when once it is in operation.
Juan A. Creel, owner of the Pass
City foundry, will probably be one of
the largest stockholders and look after
the Mexican end of the business.
Mr.. Small, of the Ell Paso foundry,
explained this morning that at present
there was little in the story but that
he hoped that there would be in the
near future. If .his company is form
ed on the plans now laid out there can
be little doubt of it's success and of its
Importance to Ell Paso. This city has
already become quite distributing
point for mining machinery and with
such a strong company in the local
fed the business of this immediate
section can be handled Independent of
eastern establishments.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
THE BOERS CAPTURE A LARGE
BODY OF BRITISH CAV
AIRY

LONDON, Dec. ia force or Beers
recently surrounded a party of Bra
bants Horse in the oeastrong district
and compelled 120 of them to surren,
der.
,hree of the British force were kill
prisoners.
The Northumberland fusiliers and
other prisoners captured by the Beers
at Nooitgedacht have been released
and have reached Rustenburg.
After fighting the Beers separated in
two bodies, one moving west and the
other south.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
While She Attired in Boys
Clothes, Stole His
Gold Dust.
THE GIRLS REASON
For Stealing the Gold Was
hat She Wanted to tIope
With A Poor toung
Miner

BOISE. Idaho. Dec. Thames Shee-
han shot and probably fatally wounded
his young daughter on his mining
claim in the Porcupine district.
The girl. who was in male attire.
was stealing her fathers gold dust
when he shot her.
She explained that she was stealing
the dust because she wanted to elope
with a young miner of the neighbor-
hood.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
AN EXTRA SESSION WILL POSS
BLY, BE CALLED BY PRESI-
DENT M'KINLEY.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. IL
President Mckinley is reported to
have decided to call an extra session of
congress in March. This statement
was made today by a republican mem
ber of congress who is seldom left out
of important conferences and is
therefore usually correct in his fore
casts
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
PRESIDENT KRUGER is GOING
TO MAKE A LONG STAY
AT THE HAGUE.

THE HAGUE, Dec. 17-President
Kruger today, replying to a cable in
vitation to visit the city of Grand Rap
ids. Michigan, said that as he had made
no complete plans for the future he is
unable to accept at present.
The president has moved into a pri-
vate house, evidently with the purpose
of making a long stay here.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
A THOUSAND MEN THROWN OUT
OF EMPLOYMENT BY A
FIRE

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1.-THE plant of
the Brown Hosting and Conveying
Machine Co., was practically destroyed
by fire this morning. A thousand men
are thrown out of employment, and
the property loss may reach million
dollars.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
FAMINE AND DISEASE ARE RAM
PANT IN PROVINCES OF
HUNGARY

VIENNA. Dec. 1.-THE agrarian
provinces. comprising 200 square miles
around Leutschau, Hungary, are fam
inc stricken.
Disease is rampant, eight cases of
bubonic plague and thousands of cases
of typhus fever being reported
The mortality in the district is 800
to 1000.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-17
THE NOTORIOUS SELLS DIVORCE
CASE MAY END SOME TIME
THIS WEEK.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 1.-THE
hearing of the Sells case was resumed
TINS morning. This, the sixth, prom
ises to be the last week of the trial
Mrs. Sells's attorneys said this morn
ing that they did not think she would
go on the stand before Thursday or
later