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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
HUNDREDS TO HEAR
ADDRESS Of HILL
Pastor and Orator Will
Speak at Mems Meeting
Tomorrow.

The Rev John Wesley Hill. d D.
pastor Of the Metropolitan TeB4p pie, New
York, and Campaiguer with Mckinley,
Roosevelt, and Taft, will be the speaker
at the meeting for men to be held IN the
National TheaIer at $50 O'Clock tOmor-
row afternoon under TIE auspices Of
the Your Mems Christian association
TIE subject Of Dr. HIS address viii
be The Swallowed Soul" This IS the
same address he delivered to more than
200 men IN Whitfield Ts bernacle. Lon
don. last summer. when several hun
dTed men were converted under his pre-
seutaLiOu-
Dr. Hiu came into national prom
iuenCe early IN the last Presidential
campaign, when he vas sent for By
Mr. Taft and accompanied the Repub-
iica0 nominee on his stUmpinE tour
through the Central " estern States.
At The meeting tomorrow afternoon
the music viii be provided by the Dixie
Trio Of Kew York and the association
orchestra
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
RADRIZ EXECUTES
FURTHER REFORMS
Nicaraguan President Orders
MonopolieS Abolished and
COnhScatiOnS Returned.

In addition 20 inTimatiuC that former
President Zeiaya may be charged with
criminal conduct for the execution OF
the two Americans, Groce and Cannon,
President Madriz has carried out fur
Their reform, according 10 dispatches
from Vice Consul CaIdera, at the State
Department today.
He has issued DEGREES ab0lishing mon
Op0lies. the ordering OF private parties
TO deliver arms 70 the local authori-
ties, and has directed that C0ndsca ted
property he returned 70 their owners.
Despite these efforts 10 create the ilE-
preston that he is free from the tailt
OF ZeIayanism, President NadriZ- EJT
the present at least, Is not nearer recoE-
milton by the State Department In the
event. however, Of an adjustment be
tween the revolutionary party and
Nadriz the probability Is that he viii be
recognized by the United States II he
be legally qualified for the presidency
His declaration TO the effect that Ze-
lava violated the NiCaraSl-an law and
thereby may be charged With crime and
ex-radited, not only fo- this but for
other. ofenses. makes Secretary Knox =
course comparatively clear As soon as
order has been Te-estabIished and a
proper government is IN control Of the
entire country, Secretary Knox viii take
I'D the question OF reparatiOu for the
death of the Americans It Is now clear
that ZeIaya viii be charged with the
--fr7e whether the NaGriZ OF the Is
frada marty is in power. In either case
il is cutie likely that Mexico would
make no objections. TO returning Leld1a
TO Nicaragua for tT1at-
Consul Jose OIivaries IS now on his
xav from Saiina Cruz to CorintO on
the cruiser NiCkSburg- He VIII take up
he duties OF his Office at Managua-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
MAY SETTLE STRIKE
SWitChmen'S Union and Rail
way Officials Sending Rep
resenstatives to Capital.

Representatives Of the SwltcEmen-s
Union and railroad managers VIII be IN
Washington January y Tor a confer
enCe with Chairman Knapp. Of the In
terstate Commerce Commission and
Commissioner Of Labor Charles p NeiH
in an effort 10 bring 10 an end the
switchmeu's strike
Definite announcement 70 this erect
was made from Chicago tC-ay and con
firmed at the office Of Chairman Knapp,
Of the Interstate Commerce Comuis-
sion The conference VIII be held under
the provisions OF the ETGma1 act pro
EtdinE for arbitration of labor disputes
The washington CODferres have re-
ceIved no }u 'Oruatiou as TO who VIII
represent thu interests OF the switch
men and the railroads. The Govern
rnent officials viii hear bOta sides or the
case and VIII eudeavor 20 arrange q
rIan bv which the strike may be ended
in a manner satisfactory 20 the parties
involved.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
RUDOLPH SPEAKS
At GERHANIA CLUB
Commissioner Elect Makes
First Public Appearance
at House Opening.

Members Of the cerTsnfa Club to-
day are conEratulating themselves
that they can associate the opening
OF the clubs new quarters, Tenth and
r streets. with the first public ap-
pearanCe Of Cuno H Rudolph, follow
ing his appointment as Commission
OF the District
At the clubs hOUsewarmius last
night, CommissiOuer-elec Rudolph
made an address, which was received
enthusiastically by the large gather
ing. Others who spoke were Repre-
sentative Richard BsrthoIdt, OF Mis-
souri, Representative Kuestermann.
of wisconsin: Count vor Wede1, Of
the German embassy. and Lieutenant
Baron Won BrueninE- an attscne Of
the German embassy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
HOLLORAN RESIGNS
AFTER LONG TERN
Uncle John" Quits as Dep
uty Marshal of the
Courts.

John HoIoran. for twenty-four years
a deputy marshal Of the District Of
Columbia. has resigned
With him resign TWO othe. deputies
They are Edgar Turner. who has been
years. and H NJ Walker. appointed two
years ago
@-T-uCIP John. as Deputy Marshal
HOl0Tau has been known Tor score Of
years. was considered one Of the fixtures
at the city hall. and his determination
to retire from active life has brought
expressions OF regret from many or the
attaches OF the court house, with whom,
as well as with all Of the lawyers.
Uncle John" has always been a prime
favOrite
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
MURDER VERDICT
PLEASES PEOPLE
Fourth First Degree Convic-
ton in Connection With
Killing Near Alexandria.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. JAN. s

Much satisfaction Is expressed in Alex
andris today over the verdict Of '.rnur-
der in the first degree which the Jury
IN the case Of Henry Smith. colored, re-
turned at Sis O'Clock last evening
Smith is one Of four mea convicted for
The murder Of Walter T. Schultz. the
Chicago artist, whoes BODY was found
IN a field near this city, with his throat
cut. on the morning Of Sunday, March
Z. 1909 The three other negroes, Calvin
Johnson, Eugene DOrsec-, and Richard
Pines. convicted Of tn crime. viii be
eIectrocuted at the State penltentiary
IN Richmond next Friday.
The case was given TO the Jury at
4.57 clock. yesterday afternoon At sis
when but few people were in the court
room. word was received from the jury
room that a verdict had been reached
Smith, who sat in the prisoners pen.
remained motionless while the verdict
was being read, not even changing CoUn-
teuance.
Attorneys for the prisoner made the
usual motions 10 set aside the verdict
AMI for a new trial. which notion VIII
be heard next week.
Announcement IS made OF the selec-
ton Of the following speakers to ad-
dress the celebration in honor Of the
birthday of Gen Robert z Lee. on Jan
uary l. under the auspices Of Lee Camu
Confederate Veterans congressman
ChaTlet Gordon Edwards Of Savannah,
and J. W Collier OF Mississippi.
Mr. Gordon viii respond TO the toast
Gen Robert E Lee" and MI Collier
to the toast OF The Sons Of COnfeder-
ate Veterans
Lawrence Bright and Lee browns
were this morning fned so each By
Justice Cation in the police court for
carrying concealed weapons. They
we're arrested By Policemen Knight and
Young
The executive committee Of the Sun
day School Workers Association will
the lecture room Of the Methodist Prot
CstauI Church 10 perfect plans for the
/ public meeting 20 be held the first sun
day IN February
soul winning in the New year is
the subject OF the sermon 10 be deIiv-
cred by the Rev. ". F. Watson at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
I ing Tomorrow evening an anti-saIOOu
representative win occupy the pulpit al
/ this church
/ In the Przdock House Mission. com.
menciuE at 80 o'clock tomorrow even
l ing Dr. e.. r. Blackwell Will speak or
the origin and end Of all societies com
{ monty Known as GQuTCleS- EdkIUE -Ul
mis- subject Who Is the Church,
/ Dr. J. D 8IcAlister, secretary Of IN,
/ Virginia Anti-SaIoOu League. will de
{ liver the address at the meeting 10
{ men AT the Young Peoples building to
] morrow afternoon Dr. McAIister vii
. take for his subject ''EnlarEing Life. %
Charles Marshall has returned from
{ Richmond. where he went 20 attend tn,
( meeting Of those interested IN tn
I change Of the forms Of government o
{ the citis IN Virginia
1 The lat Of the meetings incident Z,
/ the week Of prayers was held al tn
{ F'irst Baptist Church last evening wheI
/ Eer-f.ss were conducted by the Rev. "
{ NJ PoisaI. Of Bethany IDdepeuden
/ Methodist Protestant Church
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
doses regulate the
Kidneys and end Bladder
Trouble.

Out-of-order kidneys act fine and
backache or bladder misery is relieved
after a few doses Of Pape's Diuretic.
Pains in the back, sides or loins rheu-
matte tvinges. debHitatIng headache,
nervousness, dizziness, sIeepIessness, in
famed or swollen eyelids. wornout feel
ing. and many other symptoms OF
cIoCged. inactive kidneys simply van
ism
Frequent. painful and uncomfortable
urination. due to A weak or irritable
bladder IS promptly overcome.
The moment you suspect any kidney,
bladder or urinary disorder. or fee
rheumatism coming, begin taking this
harmless remedy, with the knowledge
that there is no other medicine, at any
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
PRESIDENT MADRIZ
IUSTIFIES KNOX

According to President AIa6riz- of
Nicaragua. in q statement made to the
State Department. the American UNI
bragg at the deaths of GToce and Can
non was fully justified President
gTadriz declared he made q personal
study OF the circumstances attending
the execution Of the Americans and
that he deeply deplOTes the incident
Since z President Of Nicaragua NAV
be prosecuted for crimes, President
4Tadrfz's statement seems to leave the
executions
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
GOMEZ CUTS SHORT
HIS FISHING TRIP
HuStleS Back 10 Havana to
Receive Secretary of War
Dickinson.

HAVANA, Jan. e.-Secretary Of War
Dickinson and h-5 party arrived here
today. coming by train from Santiago
President Gomez cut short his fishing
trip IN order 20 I've here 20 receive the
American Cabinet officer, in whose hon
OF many functions have been Planned
A review Of the Cuban troops tomor-
row at Camp Columbia. VIII be held
fo- Secretary Dickinson The Nay
flower VIII arrive here late today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
What Congress Did
IN THE HOUSE

The House met at L o'clock
The House refused TO consider a reso-
luton calling on the Attorney General
for Information as 70 whether laws
had been suspended in connection
with the transportation Of impure
foods
The army appropriation bin was con-
sidered under the five minute rule
Representative Smith Of California adj
vocated state rights in the granting
OF water power sites.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
RATES ON LUMBER
CAUSE COMPLAINT

Complaint was made today TO the IN
terstate Commerce Commission by z J
AIcVann. manager OF the traffic bureau
of the Commercial Club Of Omaha,
against the rates on lumber charged BY
the Chicago and Northwestern, Rock
Island, Union Pacific and other rail-
roads from Omaha TO points in South
Dakota. Kansas, Colorado. and Wy
ominE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
WATCHMAN IS DEAD
OF HEART DISEASE

Charles Cake employed as n watch
man by the United States Express Com
pauy, dropped dead early this morning
~ the cOmpany's main office. Second
and II streets northeast Coroner hewitt
gave a certificate Of death from heart
disease
Cake was ffty-three years old. and
lived at 100 New Jersey avenue north
west
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
PHEASANT COST 500.

NILLIANTSPORT, Pa Jan S-For
trapping one pheasant H. A Kelly, of
NcNett township, has been fined $50 by
Alderman RhOadS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-08

soul Winning in the New Year Is
the subject OF the sermon TO be deIiv-
cred By the Rev. ". r. Watson at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing Tomorrow evening an anti-salOOn
representative viii occupy the pulpit at
this church
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-15


N''''"'' F'-r"'> Tor papa at Jay
''' p,
"''" "a' .,..''' a' '''ah'"is nest
'."' I'D post ONCE. z"
Patterson psl~ highest marar1 price
'"' 'S.S'
For Eeu"-A dwelling house from
january l-t Apply oT.J. BeG-s
TRY Dr. q. b. Williams Liver aud
Fldpey Pills for bhI"u-uoss.
Don't buy before You seq the latest
style, at rayIor's
Holiday shoppers are getting busy
and the Christmas stores "re revploe
the harvest
Taylor, the Clo,hirr and OuGucr. at
'"e oIo f'eEh Store
Wanted; 100 dorm eggs each week.
Highest market price paid, GOSH on
trade. H. Y, Dial n
b. b. Mccall made business "trip TO
\ O'"N'a "''7 "''N' ''", l'R n''"'f az
'eiuooh "'u returning "es'"E'
Los,:-One bob-tailed SOW. marked
crop IN right ear. swallow fork IN EFT
Finder please notify " j, HcEgs lr,
My, don, 20 nos, office is The Mace
Tor me coming sn"e' anu genus 'o'
nisnlnGs' W. - N''a''r' " y" -"
Only ten DAYS TO Christmas the hal-
piest time Of all the year Tor the child.
rem aud a great many older folks ~
we'll
Eor Saic;--My gaeoaoe Lust mu
Everything new and in best condition
A good business at bargain price, 7r.
me. A. ~. Horne. II
,,rs varda Wvcba has re,urpc.
..',,,, ,ror, ,,l.r,, and il for fine ,,ra.
a.,o,,ho bona - har sis,sr Mis-. Ma,
Belle Warng, where she Is receiving
the most c'reful aud loving htle"uoh
,..,..,,,.,oor,. rooa,,y e,ld IN Ma,
"' 49, ~ y pr,5forJ ia nov
,.J,I ~. - a smith ybo will bee g.a.
"' s"' '"'1, ta.aII .,ho wooId like ,o $50
W '" v,aa a u Korrol Brovreyf,,
Texas. b.
Il
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-15
TOWN TOPICS.
Our phone TO-

Our PnOUt ~
Christmas presens for brother at FdN
boris,
Forfrr.n meats Of all kinds, phone
r. r. B. Bishop.
Loa.--And can be found at McDau-
ie, Go next door 70 post Office w
Christmas presents for sweetheart at
Taylors
Come ia to-day and see what we have,
VIC. Mcdaniel & Co., next dor to
post ceice. :"
Mrs. S,mp Irvine Of Live Oak 'peu,
several days OF last week with her sleler,
Mrs. Ola Sanders.
Itw,, pay YOU TO see TAYLOR before
Won buy clothing, shoes and furnishings
rnvIor has the biggest stock of cloth.
ipq, shoes aud gents furnishing IA Mad
ison.
Miss Georgia Smith, guest Of Mrs
Daniel q Smith, returned to her home
in VMdosta last Friday.
For --SGinglcs and brick. Ap
pytoC &. Carroll, Ga & Fla. depot
phone 81 IT,
Mex, door TO post office is the place,
now Is the time Come in to day. Get
j. from W. G.. Mcdaniel & Co. DIV
Mr.. Tov. pleasant Young gentleman
VI A.au,a. mp,hrr u ME-, ". j.. L.-
mar. WIS a visitor in our city Monday
Ask TO see our liue of Bibles. They
are beautiful rs to binding and are sold
at prices to suit every Purse. b. +,
Moseey
Dr. G II. and Alex Smith left Sun
day afternoon for business trip to At
lanla. spending several days in that
city,
Taylor has moved and will be found
IN bis new store next door to Tharn q
Les!ies hardware store, in the center
Of Nadis0n For prices go to Taylor
Fucgh. Lines, Shelter Co have juel
received two carloads Of stock, Fine
brood mares aud turpentine mules fol
the trade.
TIE closing exercises OF the Lee
school will be held in DR.. Mickler'r
HaIl on Friday evening Dec, 23rd, be-
ginning at Z o'clock. Everybody il
cordially Invited to attend.
The regular afternoon ice delivery
will be discontinued after Nov. !, FOL
the winter months All orders 'phone(
In by three o'clock will leave on specla
delivery. Madison Electric Power Go
The greatest danger from iniluerza II
Of IT'S resulting in pneumonia. Thus chI
bee obNiated 10y using Chamberlaln
Cough Remedy. Hs 1t not only cures IN
'uc.Ea, tat cor tcracts any tsndc c,
e jUr d,,rpfe toward, pneumonia, So'
yah orugIists.
The Arnuaj Conference Of tlor.d,
Mp'hou'-g- convened in Jacneonvil'
lc-israa, and win last over SUNDAY
Bishop Julgo Of "orth Carolina, Is pre-
siding Rev. 10, nd is in atlrudnuc
a1d Rev, Whl,ueH drinks he win 20 IL
j cksouyiNe to-day
a spraiccd ankle vll u>unlly dl-ab
tbo injured person f.t three or fo"
we rs Thus Is uu. o., lack Of propc
treatment When Chamberlain Llnl
ment is applied ca may be effected
in three or four da,a, This Imminent
one Of the best AM most remarkaDI
preparations in u.c. Sold by all drug
glsts
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-12-15
THE NEW MARK ET

THE NEW MARKE !
Christmas presents for son at laylor's
W % Davis ,peu, Monday iu Jack
sonviIlp on business,
For fresh meats Of an kinds, phone
a. RIB Bishop
Goto Patterson in cho No,-lor hu.d
ing 'or groccrie, aud fruits
We want you TO see oar stock Of la
dies fine shoes. W. G. Mcdaniel a Co,
next door to post Office
Every body n invited to inspect the
b'g array Of fine goods FIR Christmas
at lay.ors.
smith Mercantile Co.'S. "pertrcrlon
Flour" far best family use. Gu.rm,ecd
he best
Jim Bevan aud Mr. johnson lcf, Sum.
lay afternoon for Atlanta 10 buy live
stock for their respective trades.
For Sale. $50 acres OF good land,
eight miles Yves, of Live 0ah Suwau.
nee county. Apply to W. G.. Wiucoy
/ Ncnnuru, Fla, Il. r. d. No. { IT
. OIa Sanders Of the Frrle Eh Lines
/ shelter Co.,. spent last week 10 NnLouie
nnd other western cities purchasing
. . .. tl... ........,..., ,.'a troln
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
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p SUNDAYS ENTRIES
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB.
= = = = = = = = = r r = = > + +
4lst Day, Sunday Jan

First race, selling. 3yearolds. six fur
longs-Odd Rose *96. Lady Paret *96,
Mary Genevieve 101, Ell Perfecto lO3,
Corzo 1O3. Rio Pecos 100 The Wolf loo,
Rounder 1O6, Siscus LOG. c. A Lehman
1O6. Good Intent 1O7. Mike Molett 107.
Second race. selling five and ore-half
furlongs-Hannah Louise 101 Meddling
Hannah *102 Sevenfull +106, Light
Knight 103. Ocean Queen III, Execute
1IS. Marchmonet 113, Gold Finn 115-
Third race. selling. seven furlongs-
Plume "102, Gladys Louise "1O2, Hard
Tyson *TO4. Gunston "104. ST. Kilda %104.
True Sif 107. Belle of Brass 107. Vir-
gdnia Lindsey 107, Ora Sudduth 10I, The
Thorn 100. High Street 100, Dick YES
tai 1O9.
Fourth race the Asteca handicap. six
furIongsAOrbed Lad 81. Lomond 95,
Col. Bob 90. Elizabeth Harwood 100. Jol-
Iy IO2 Gypsy King 1O3. King Cobalt
112. Richard Ried s*114. Righteasy
**122. Prince Ahmed **12S. Giorio $50.
Fifth race, selling. seven furlongs-
Tom Franks s104. Alice Collins 107. AL
bion H 107, Myrtle Dixon 107. Minnie
Bright 107. Regards 1O9, Cuban Boy
100, Egotist 109, c. J. Cox le9, Reuben
100 John Sparks 100. Stendal H.
Sixth race. selling, one mile-John E.
Mcmillan los. French Cook 1O5. Buna
los. Bon Ton *1OS. Bean Man 1O9. Pedro
*11O. Cheswardine 113, The Wrestler lis.
"Fiye pounds apprentice allowance
ssh. G. Bedwell entry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
JUAREz POLICE RAID HOP JOINT"
NINE AMERICANS ARE ARRESTED
Three Women Are Among
Those Fined-Police Dis
cover System of Bell
Ringing.

Located in the heart of the residence
district in Juarez chop joint managed
by Americans, for American patronage
was raided last night by the Mexican
police Nine Americans, three OF whom
were women, were arrested and guam
tity Of smokers paraphernalia conils-
Gated.
At o'clock this morning the ponce
bounced upon a house at los Lerdc
avenue. until a few months ago rented
to respectable Mexican families Circied
about 1.-THE joint in the fashion Oh
wooers of the pungent smoke were SIX
young men and three young women
Some were sleeping, some were Smok-
ing. while some were doing neither
At the entrance Of the police there
was a great commotion- The long pipe
and the glim burning lamp were hur-
ried1y concealed But all were ar
rested without ceremony and lodged
in the jail for the rest OF the night
system of Bell Ringing.
clever system Of bell ringing was
discovered by the police No one re
sponded to a knock, but If one pulled
p string hid in the woodwork of the
door. q bell answered the tug Skele-
ton KEYS were found in the pockets OF
two Of the men, The male members
of the party were well dressed, ana
the women OeCkeQ OOl III %AiO AoNSSS q
IRENE fashions.
In the Ju4rez police court this morn
Ing r. Frazier said that II was his
house that he had furnished Ii WIN
furniture. imported from the united
States three months ago others OF the
party said various things about them
selves. All claimed Ell Paso as resi-
dence The women did not explain any
thing. But Frazier said all were his
guests. that they had come to visit his
wife who was very I'll. The wife was
not found in the house by the police
they say.
The five men visitors gave their
names as w. A Duffy, D. Means. o. M
NJ DARRELL, Al Golden and j. c. Brown
The women signed their-names as Elsa
Font o. McDown and J. c. Brown All
were fined SO and &c days jail SEN
tence alternative, with the exception OF
the man giving his name as Frazier
He was fined SIS, with a 10 days al
tentative
The raid of la~t night marks only the
beginning of a thorough campaign
against opium smoking in the Mexican
city, the police say
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
RIO GRANDE OWNERS
MUST GET BUSY
Mayor Says Money For Paw
ing That Street May Be
Transferred

If the Rio GRANGE street property
owners do not get busy by the first
council meeting in February, the S15,-
600 set aside for the paving of that
street will be transferred to some other
and they will have to wait for their
paving" said mayor Sweeney this
morning.
This fund was set aside year ago
and has cost the city $3.50 interest
There are other streets that want paw
ing and are entitled TO it and we 90
not propose to wait any longer for the
Rio Grande street people"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
CARS HERE FOR TROOPS:
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS

Cars have begun to arrive for the
troop movement from Fort Bliss TO San
Francisco the last of the month.
Peter Kuntz, a Dayton. o. lumber
man, is at the Union station in his
private car.
r. A. Forsythe. assistant district su-
perintendent of the Pullman company
at Los Angeles. is here on his way to
Mexico.
W. W. Windham, Z. P. & s. W. agent
at CORTLAND, Ariz-. has been appoint
ed agent at Douglas to succeed F. G.
Mustain. newly appointed travelling
1reiSht and passenger agent. Mr..
Mustain is in Ell Paso today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-22
MEN WITH TRUNK
ARE ARRESTED

At an early hour this morning two
men ran down Gale de Ia Carcel carry
Ing a trunk between them, and in hot
pursuit was a mounted policeman. Of
course, the police horse won in the
race.
Later it was found that the residence
of Miguel Garcia had been entered and
the trunk taken. Entrance was made
by means of a well modelled Jimmy
found on the person Of one Of the men.
Charged with burglary and robbery,
Herminio SolOris and Ricardo Herman
oez are held under the jurisdiction of
the court of letters.