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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22
Neighb0rh00d Notes.

telephone, and in company with Under
taker Craig, went to the scene. The
body was removed to Houston. JUS
tice Malsch will take the testimony of
those on the tug Sterrett, who were
with the deceased when the drowning
occurred. Kelly fell from the barge
Boots, which was being towed by a
tug Tuesday night. He was reported
to have stumbled and fell from the
barge and in spite of hasty efforts to
rescue him by the crew, he was drown
ed. He was not known to have any
relatives.
WAS CUT IN TWO.
An unknown man about 40 years of
age, wearing the garb Of a working
man, and whose appearance was that
Of a mechanic, met horrible death
in the yards of the Houston & Texas
Central railroad at Sherman. A young
man who talked to him only a few
minutes before the accident understood
him to say that he was painter and
had been in the Indian Territory and
was on his way to Ennis. Down in the
yards he tried Ito square himself for
passage on a freight train just about
ready to pull out for Ennis. The flag
man at Lamar street saw him get on
the train He fell between the cars
just south of the Cherry street cross
ing and the body was literally cut In
two just about the small of the back
Perhaps a thousand people saw him be-
fore his removal to the morgue. but
| no one knew him or could give the
coroner any information leading to an
Identification. In his left forearm he
has tattooed the letters "B. N. 0. A.
with a wreath and artisans tools
There were no papers on his person
Charles Stanton of Denison called al
the morgue and positively identified
the man as Ed Fitzgerald, brickma-
son, who had been employed about the
Frisco terminals and interurban pow
er house. He was married and had 9
| family in Chicago.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22
ARIZONA.
LOST IN A SNOW STORM.

| LOS1 IN A SNoW SIotM
The Bisbee Review says: 1t is with
heart flowing with gratitude that
we are able to announce the escape OF
two of Bisbee's popular young men
| from perishing on the desert last Sun
day night during the snow storm
Johnny Twomey and Victor Zabriskie
| left Naco at 6: 80 p. m, for Bisbee eX-
lpecting to reach their destination about
1880 d. M They had not proceeded far
on their journey until the snow oblit-
Grated their road entirely. Darkness
came on. The storm increased, and
the occupants of the buggy wandered
aimIessly through the sage brush.
They climbed hills and explored I'M
known valleys and finally when life
was almost extinct they again arrived
at their starting place after having
travelled for four hours through the
storm without a drop of Shasta water
to drink Securing 4 guide the young
men made a fresh start and arrived
safe and sound 1T $3.50 a. m. Monday.
TO MOVE APACHES.
The war department proposes to
move the relatives of the Apache In
dians. who are now prisoners Of war
of the United States. from the San
Carlos observation in Arizona, to Fort
Sill. Oklahoma. The ApacheS OF San
Carlos have long been dissatisfied. and
have aske1 the government repeatedly
to let them move to some other portion
of the government lands. Many plans
nave been devised to make them more
satisfied with their lot. and now it is
thought if sent to Fort Sill. where their
relatives arc Imprisoned, they will be-
come contented. Lieutenant Hyer has
sent lengthy report to the invcstiga-
ton in the condition Of the Indians,
and approving the proposed move to
Fort Sill. He says it will take an ap-
preparation of about $4,000 to pay for
transportation and to build little hous-
es for the new corners like those which
are now occupied by the prisoners
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22

Try The Herald's Popular Wants.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22
SAN ANTONIO BOY KILLED IN
0 SOUTH AFRICA BY THE BOERS
Sidney Wallace, a Popular Young Man
Who Went to South africa With
Shipment of Mules Killed in Ambush.

A dispatch received in San Antonio
on February 10 states that Sidney Wal
lace. a popular young man of that city,
who went 20 South Africa several
months ago with n shipment of mules
for the English government, was killed
by the Beers in. a recent battle.
Wallace was n personal friend and
an old schoolmate of Clarence Martin
employed on The Herald in this city
He left several months ago with several
other San Antonio boys, but nothing
has been heard from any of the others
since they left. but it is hoped that
they will have better luck than did
young Wallace.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22

Diamonds and all other precious
stones bought, sold and exchanged. If
you want the value on any precious
stone we will give it gratis.
Silberberg Bros. the Diamond Brokers,
102 San Antonio street, next to First
National Bank.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22

A body, supposed to be that of James
Kelly. was found floating about three
quarters of d mile up Buffalo Bayou
from the La Porte bridge at Huston by
a passing boat. A rope was thrown
around it and the other end tied to a
tree. leaving the body ss found in the
water. Justice Malsch was notified by
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-22

If you have brief work to be done
see the Herald
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
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mar 1901. 8ufsn for ale somte !
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tie Sneialo / Manns Mtauoe inotrai
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meb geiiGins paa Spiatnins al en-
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fom, bpprfpr 8pnen iparebe. | bans
9apn paa islsenbe Maabe.
'Gfterlcm leg bpoe isaar, 1aa fan jes
lite TONNE % iatte pp aa~tfelopnen, os
ies tanfer bsreiter life paa at l9tte pp
npaeu 8aftelppne mere.
Meb SsiasteIis
Sons Senaiipu.
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2lntaaet at Sarme / oe
Soreneoe Slater.

Sfslse Genius at 1850 bar Der ben.
gang 1,449,073 5arme / bette 2anb
10 4ar ienere, / 1860, bar Intalle!
iteset til 2,044 or; / 1870 bar bel
iteset til 2,659, 995, / 1890 til 4,OO8,.
907 os / 1890 til 4,564,641. Oet {,
enpml lite l~oregnet. bpor mango Gar.
me Der pdr ! 1900; men man tase,
neppe Wunpen for fulo, naar man an.
Iaar antaaet til 100000.
8i ital Der forbisaa Silpertsn
Dit os Spoitaterne Os fun bolos uI
til be Statsr bopr Stanbinapsrns Ell
talrisit. S pore ofentliee Ootumen-
ter faar be ofte liben &repit for, bput
be bar siprt; men ri ielp bsr bog itti
glemm, at hi par mep".
5 MisiisiippibaIsns 12 MeIemItl.
ter Obio, Snoiana. SGinois. Mi9i-
gan, WisconIiu, Minnsiota, Sofp1,
MisiOuri, SposD atota, Nprbs0a
ia, RebraItd % 9unias bar en- itpr
Stare SnofIpttere at ftdnbinapiI.
Sprb pGret meb at bprte ben fsr
noprtepe Serb, os Der er 4ntulet al
6arme uoret ira 772,165 i 1860 ii!
100000 / 1900. Oct 4redl, iom
1850 bar laat unber plos, nemliq
62,686,49S Gcrss, bar ! 1900 pset til
minoit 10000, 900 Mcres, os @arbien
al 5urmere itss | bet fibfte 5iaar til
bsnpep $2,5O6,OO0,OOO.
Ssfou / Nmsritas Sielpbpyber co
paa StiGebaostpitsn, tilbels osIoa
be ipoliee Serritorier, far Sianbina.
perne oeItaget Spbprtninssn al ltncIs
Sans fore llomarter. De er msb
Wfonturd, Wnoming, COLORADO, Hen
Nericp, Grisona, utab, Iepaba, Sbas
DO, WdIbirQton, Oregon % Golifpr,
mia. Ser n1r Intallet at 5arms
34.S61 / 1850, men / 1900 bar bet ite.
get til 245, 900, os 9arbien at BEN
%anlaaes til $1OO,OOO,OO
-Nfan fpetulerer | Huslanb pac
at bpgge en- Sanal melIem bet tasni!f'
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
SincoIns Sooeiteo.
Or. @ebahsrl

Or. @ebaftsrl
Oct Biaebe, ipm sr fornmet inb fam.
men rneb min Grtitel ON "9incolrS 81.
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ies baaber, De siuer 8labets 2eiere ct
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Ser CT bet. Set YiQebe, hi leperebe
| Np. ~ b bar al bet 2osbus, gbras
bam 9incoln bialp lin Saber at bpese
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1891, us Neblfriperen berai git sjen'
mem Oct. 5or at fonute pp paa 9oitet
maatte ban flppe efter be ublprinsenbe
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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

pr9iter ! England tlaser oHsn.s
Iis oper. at Then frputiftet bliper E.
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riF ! gpiie So, Soabo, inbiot / oenz
ne Sitting at berries Sror, Sheriff
mtius. DUN ifal bare ben treoe 3uins
be i Soabo Der bar bapt bette 9ptrp.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

giTs Mfarp u. Wrisht. ION pa-
UAmem al SSubos fprrise 2syislotur,
bIeo nune 9iHter enitemmig oalst II
~Gbisf Glsrt" Al Reprp fentantgpIIst.
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5rimerfer.
6uoroan bisie imna TGrpipapirer
laDes.

Bore 6rtm9rfer iabrifere8 | Bureau
of Engraving and Printing | 8aib'
ington, % Der, ipm | ale Cntel Cams
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Sort bliner be buioe Rnpirari. ion er
optjsbt oeo aoutrnft, iuriigtig talIet.
Sette arbeioe uoieres al apiuoer, lom
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reauet. ba be bar piit Jig bpati9ere til
bette Irbeine eno Wrnb. Spert Iri
er al posieube Stprrelie p9 5orm til
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er De iGroige til Grptnius.
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triles inb t Gamptsrrerummet ipr al
pGrc puer Ratien.
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bIlper nnocric9t Ior muli9e Sell. Stus
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Grt 9ber Ysrlon / bette Scpartement
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iereslonte peo hele IrpceSien. ct %
ct Grt taees pp 90 lpgoes melem ct
0ar Claiborne, bcr after blinoer BET
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100 6po long 5rrfaSie. ipm or ipret
meN Tomprer, lua al &c iommer no
oto Den onben Cube no9lc OIinutter le.
mere uloeits iprrc. Scr bliper be op,
taaet at iljnts Siualitpper % Iagt pp i
Itore Sag.
Ter CT ptie eIItr Ii %iaobaune Draft
ucr , ct tort Stunt iaa De- life ta0er
lang $40 al gummiere 1000, 900 6ris
mHrtsr. glaor Nrttne tcmmtr no al
dorchester CT DC mere cIler mirore
ynnteoe lordarioget ven, al Sliiteret bar
irgtlet ia lnmmeu; men 8pnteue Ile.tes
M RED Of rulle oem-ei SiieS sller ilere
40 @angeu-meo SEroerue. et Nrbeioe
ION lager nleQen EpeIie. 6pis rpoeu
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ucr BET tnSieret, % otter at StptEcrne er
tGle., bIiuer oct brrnot tiuigemep &c
iturepre 70 mongcliuloe q rrter, ri icr
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s,pas enecl Gpinssr bciattsr Ng nieh
Sbaho.

Dtiis Roic 6. Sapfs .r Deputn SO.
GSrf, apSitsr % Reprher al Gre
mont Co., Soaho.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
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iepb 6. gopen, icoar at laoe opfeu
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&pdrter GbHaso. Oct fol bseees at
Wuriten, prm fire Gtugsr bsit %
bstaa al 100 8Gpdier. SusIcisn oil
FIN toite fra / til 3 Dollars IN
Wsuarsben for bpert @GrslIe. SeIc
8panineer Hal opparmes nb Damp,
"a bert @Grrlie bore forfbu.t meo
0ds= Rogeoon. s~lettriI SelpSrins,
oarmt GA iolbt 8auo upeo 9uberum
for bier ire 8Grelier. Der Ital pgi6l
prre Suorosplaos mob 8Iomiter,
5ont0rc % 9e9eplabs for ger. Mfrs.
&olren bar p0ret ! ZEN 0or, 90 itus
ocre. Stilingen ! be fdttige Strso Der
ca bnao iaurnne WGno imn sSdcob
q. Riis "a Reqinalo Dc 9open bar
siort FOR Senemeutbis 0jffrttterns. o.
Taluen mtb MifS @ooGus bar
bun fdttet Nn 8eilutniTp at aisre 9ipet
f;ot traleIi9ere for gbicasps inttiss
9sfoItntru Deo at TtaTs Dem betpemme
@cbNNesoGrelfer. 0eite er ba ietpz
fcIgeIi9 fun ct Experiment for at Il
en- 6pretaga1pet oil Isrr,e Iis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
6pao Der berrr til gpb Gone i bet
irlftabeiige 9iO.


grepe Dor b1oaRs prompt, iI9r
Juobpoelfer.
gtiit mao dfIaq9es efter Snhs
bpoeiie I'll WSibOae, euRn ben bIeo
mootaeet eItr Fl.
Sort 8l9t alsne % Sfripepdz
PHI ubeu 2nisr b.npttes BEN fle
8eroen.
Gr 6erre aaar- fprun- III Dame
Up en- Trap. men efttr 6enoe ucp.
BED 8rrfentatipn sr bet otn
prgrs perfpn Tom fcreitiqes for Den
Glprs o9 en- 6srre for DAMN.
Naar man qaar forbi en- aab II
DIR | ct 6otcI sller Ell prioat gul:1
5sr man afbolor iis fra at oreje pa1
SoHoet iorrt f. inO.
3oar man taqrr @fIto eft.r
en- GiNt NJ Der CT 0a,rer o. Serrtr
iamunen, auor 0lmen III fFr{t ga D.
zen dabnes for berthe At bsnoes QeoIas
ger tlisr at Ell auotu 0eyys / 8rreI,.
llooy en- Dame trcoer inn I Il
9cre!ie 1cor IN 6eyrt cr Froenoe, bsr
ban 'trGr rcIie iig % iorblibe itaosno,
iEoti 0amen bar iaaet globs. 0e;ie
st e. 9ef ~6tosbeninn fem gtsort 6er
l1rf fine 5enusr ira be er imoa.
Dsl sr u o1itey Qar1rel SIT ION
ore 'ar'te o@osriet- Al osm iom nulos
Uioe bsoye.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

Iffs psrmeal 6rend er anoen
Sang bTeosn paIst til StatssStules
superintendent / Sodbo. 5 10 Gpuns
tier er Der tpiroe!igs StuIeirperlrter'
be1ter, % / 6 Counter blsp RpinNr
p1gte til Golnitb Susisrere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

5 Colorado bGtueer ogfaa aDtnber
en- Del / BET oTen.lise 2ip, os ct tpinz
oeIigt WieoIem at Repreiartuntbuis:,
Mrs. G~ourgefins 5earIt, ~funsereDs
nplis, ifslge "8omdus Sournai" mips
lsrtioie iom "Speatsr" i famine 6or-
iarnling.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

J 3snt 60. 5Gngfel | Greenpib
r. s.. bar en- 2pince, Mira. Gbclpn
Smith. / belle q @ar p9ret 5oritune
oerinfx. Mrs. Smith er Snte % beus
bes Tarp Aapos iamms Beitiniiis for
benR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

-Man ipetulerer / Ruslane pad
at bpg9e en- Sanal meIem bet tasniite
Sap % Sprtebupet.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-23
CUBAN MAUSERS.
Many of Them Find Their Way to
London Where They Are Sold MS
Accurate Weapons.

Naval ordnance officers are consid-
erably interested in the news which
has come through the naval intelli-
gcnce office from our representative
in London that there is IA traffic in
London in the old Mauser guns
brought out of Cuba at the end of
the war with Spain. Thousands of
these weapons were rescued from the
arSenals of the island and brought to
this country. The first lot readily
commanded good prices, some of the
guns selling for larger sum than
would have been paid had the pur-
chaSers any idea how generous was.
the supply. The curiosity hunters
eagerly bought the Mausers, evidently.
believing there was scarcity and that
the relics were priceless, The supply,
however. has been so extensive many
guns have been shipped to London,
where they are now offered for sale at
SIS each, not as relies. but as useful
weapons, carrying, as one of the deal
ers says. "a ball small enough for
bird and big enough for bear" They
are also pronounced "surprisingly ac-
curate." Their value as relics, of
course. ceased with the discovery that
the supply was unlimited, but it re-
mains question whether they possess
any other merit, although most of the
guns had not been used to any extent,
and many of them had not been used
at all
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-23
FALLS AMONG PARIS SAVAGES
French AcrOnnut Discovers That
There Are More PeriIs ON the
Land Than in the Air.

Comte Henry de la VaulX, famous
aeronaut, had one of the most thrilling
adventures of his life, not up in the
air, as might be expected, but just
after he had made a safe descent in
Paris.
The comte, accompanied by M.
and Nine. Dugue de la Fauconnerie,
made an ascent early in the afternoon.
Failing to catch a favorable breeze,
they circled around over Paris. When
they did descend it was unfortunately
in one of the worst quarters of the
city, and the travellers were soon sur
rounded by bowling mob.
Women were trampled upon, several
men were overcome with the escaping
gas, and others, to add TO the excite
ment, threw lighted matches toward
the exhaust pipe of the balloon. Half
hundred policemen charged to the
rescue and finally the comte and his
friends were escorted to a place of
safety.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-23
Value of the Philippines.

In an article in the coming issue of
Leslie'S Weekly, Gen. Frederick d.
Grant will say that the value of the
Philippines to the United States can
not be overestimated.
SIT will" Gen. Grant says, increase
with the development of the islands
and the growth of our trade with
Asia. 1t is greatest, therefore, from
a commercial standpoint, but it is re-
markable also as strategic basis in
time OF war.
"A man with a small income can
build up a competence there more
readily than in this country, and the
field is full of opportunity for the in
dustrious and the thrifty. The soil
is capable of supporting three times
the present number of inhabitants,
and of doing ii much better than they
are now supported, when there are
better facilities for transportation. -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-23

According to Washington dispatch
the National museum at that city will
soon place on exhibition the lock and
key to the front gate of the Sacred
City in Picking The gate is immedi-
atsly in front of the imperial resi-
dence. The Chinese inscription on the
lock will be translated.
The lock is an iron cylinder three
feet and ten inches long, Extending
from the cylinder is an iron rod bent
back that it might pass through the
gate hasp and into the lock guide.
In the lock are four tumblers. The
key is of iron, and is about four feet
long. The lock and key were sent
through Minister Conger as a gift
to the National museum by Rev. w.
T. Hobart, a Methodist missionary in
China.