El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-30
the result would have been terrible.
Omcers are investigating the matter.
X NOWS IT'S TRUE.

Officers are investigating the H"''ei'
KNOWS IT'S TRUE.
M. n. Geddes, engineer on G. H.
switch engine at this place. talked
with Link and Pin this morning
about Guy Fenley, the 11-year-old boy
of UyaIde who has X-ray eyes. Mr..
Geddes has known the Fenley family
ever since before Guy was born ana
his wife is related to some OF the fam
lily through marriage.
"Of course. anybody will be skeptical
to some extent about Guys ability TO
see through things until they nave
seen his power tested. said Mr. Ged-
des. but when a person sees him
prove that he has that wonderful pow
er they can have no more doubt
Il don't think that the story OF how
his father came to know that he has
\-ray eyes has ever been published
here. Mr.. Fenley and Guy were walk
ing through their garden in which is
an old well that had gone dry. Mr.
Fenley said he would have to dig an
other well on account of the old one
having gone dry. but Guy. Just as they
raised the well. pointed to the ground
and told his father that there was
rIenty of water down under the old
we'll but that it had n big rock on it.
Mr. Fenley asked him how he knew
and he said he could see it. The old
man didn't believe him for some time.
but he argued so strongly that he could
see water down there under big rock
that Mr. Fenley had the well dug deep
err They went through twelve feet
of rock and found copious stream of
good water.
THAT was the first that his father
knew of the wonderful power the boys
eyes have and ii was the first time that
Guy was given any idea that he was
different from other people. He
thought that everybody could see
through everything just like he can.
Many of his wonderful discoveries have
been made public now. and many
large sum of money has been offered
him to locate mines, oil wells. etc, and
to travel and exhibit his power. But
MIR. Fenley is a good old man, who
doesn't want to make money out Of
gift from God and will not let him go.
nor will he let him charge anything
for what he does about home.
Fired Davenport. the son of a prom
inent Stockman of near Uvalde. was
thrown from a horse and his hip was
hurt. but to what extent no one could
tell. until they sent for Guy. He said
that he didn't know anything about
rams skeleton arrangement, which
was true for he had never studied an
atomy. but that he could see large.
round bone that was fastened into a
fiat bone. the fiat bone was cracked
and the crack would open when the leg
was moved. The injured man was TAX
en- to New Orleans and the X-ray ap-
piled. The doctor said that the bone
of the pelvis was cracked where the
ball of the femur entered it: just as
Guy said. only he did not know what
tn call the bones"
-FOUR TOURIST CARS.
Four tourist cars went west over
the s. p. out of Ell Paso this morning.
r. S. Hair. who runs between Chica-
90 and San Francisco in a Rock Island
car came in last night over the T. &
p with a dozen passengers. all bound
for California.
Two of the cars were from Washing
ton. This happens because Bunch
should have passed through yesterday,
but was delayed at New Orleans be-
cause he did not make connections.
Dickson has the other car from Wash
ington. They have sixteen and twenty
passengers. respectively.
Archie Cook passed through on his
way from Cincinnati to San Francisco.
He brought in twenty-one people and
one stopped here to take the Mexican
Central for Chihuahua.
HAS MANY UNCLES.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tyra,
fine boy. The mother is getting along
nicely. and the young car whacker
will go to work for the Santa Fee rail-
road here in a week + two.-Deming
Herald.
Frank Tyra. the happy father men
toned above, was once a resident Of
this city and is one of about ten Tyra
brothers. Three or four of them live
road business. The boy has uncles ga
lore.
TO PASS THROUGH Ell PASO.
Governor Sayers has issued a permit
to a detachment of troops and a mill
.ary band Of Mexico to pass through
Texas at this place. The troops con-
sist of five officers and ninety men,
with twenty-six horses and arms. They
will pass through over the Santa Fe
about the middle of April on their way
to Buffalo to attend the Pan-American
exposition.
HAS BROUGHT HER HOME.
Plumer Wills. an employee of the
Wells-Fargo express company in this
CITY, has returned from Phoenix where
he went about two weeks ago and
married Miss Clara Buford. a beauti-
full and popular young lady. They spent
several days in PHOENIX and then re-
turned to make their future home in
this city.
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE.
rive Tuesday.