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The sun., 1910-05-03

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"ANsA " wv FHNAMAFN ~ MauNNoWas
Np-o'ti CaAs nssps'ca 10 ruE SuN
LoNp1N. MAY ? The Right Hon
Robert Rogers. Minister of Public Works
ot Manitoba. started for home to-day
after a visit Of some weeks. Mr. Rogers
saws he does not ses much change in
London since his last visit ak years ago.
he was greatly taken with the new tubea.
He says he does not consider that he old
country 10 the least bic sleepy or back
ward except on the colonial QUESTION.
on which Il IL indifferent The attitude
OF the man on the street on this QUESTION.
Mr.. Rogers says, IL due 20 Ignorance.
He does not realize what splendid assets
the colonies are and what they ars going
70 be.
Mr.. Rogers Eaid he came TO England
a strong imperialist and a tariff reformer.
He was returning home stronger. u pos
sihle. in that faith.
The Manitoban Minister has heen
studying the organization Of the EDgliSh
public departments and has picked NJ
much information in regard 10 theae
bureaus. His message 10 the English
people may be summed up a. follows.
Come to Manitoba in your millions
and you will he heartily welcomed
The sun., 1910-05-03
DIES WHILE DRILLING.
PsIIeeman Fails Dead IN seventh Regi-
ment AFmoFy.

Policeman John MeslOhn n the Mercer
street station. Wbils drilling for the police
parade. foil dead yesterday in the Seventh
Regiment Armory Five hundred men
we're ia line a. tho time. and inspectors
Rchmittherger and Huasey we're in com
nand. The column in witch Me'alohn
vas marching had just swung around
% the Lexington avenue side Of the ho0r
when Meisiohn toppled over He was
the tallest man in his company of thirty
seven men Patrolmel John Carey and
Walter Burns. Who we're marching beside
him, caught him A. he fell
MeislOhn was 81 years oil and nm
married He lived with his father AZ
G7B West Forty iahth strret Ne was
made = policeman IN !p02 and seni 10 the
Mercer street precinct in ies He vas
commended for heroism during the
slOcum disaster.
On Saturday Msislohn vas on duty
from % O'olook p M Ne was on rp.
serve for Gi8 hours and waa on duty
again from ? % O'Clock A. NJ Yesterday
He had % report at the armory for drill
duty a. q A. u. He died about q o 'olnck
after maEching hiteun minutes.
The sun., 1910-05-03
The weather

May A storm originating In me Southwest
wns central over Missouri yesterday In an elon
rated formation eHtsndinR ipom TeSas N ins
lake regions Fain vas falling In ne central
states me Onto Valley. southsrn lakes. noTthern
New York and NeV England. In Colorado here
uas snow
Mueh colder weather covered ne Northwest
and ths 'empera'Irss vere beioW ne ireeting
soint w me Dskotas snd Montaha snd south into
C-slrrada N Inc middle Mississippi Valley aud
Immediately IN advance ~ ihs storm it vas
warmer On ths middle Nuanuc and southern
,ev Fnriand coasts n Nas cooleT PAR weather
covered the south Auanue and most % Ne 'uf
states
In ihss eity n vas cloudy In me morning. fair
later In ,he DAY cooisr. wind. naht sas' 70 south
.a,t. average humidip "a psT rent barometer
corrected N read N ga levsi. 81 a. u. ~ 2.
\ g. A. MA
The temperature Yesterday, - recorded By me
omrls thermometer. a shoTn IN 10 ANNEXED
The sun., 1910-05-03
ITILO-CANGDIAN TARIFF.
Present Minimum rates Gsoa Bnou9h
CntH Treaty Il Framed.

Spfr'al Csss DrspafcA ~ ruu SuN
ROM. May In the Chamber to-day
Deputies Scalini and PaduM asked infcr-
nation of the Minister Of Foreign AHAirs
and the Minister Of Agriculture In regard
n the negotiations q treaty between
Italy and Canada
Premier LuEzatti. In reply. explained
that after the conclusion of the treaty
between France and CanAdN the United
States threatened 70 interrupt commercial
relations with Canada u other treRties of
q similar nature were concluded. Italy
the Prime Minister said. was now waiting
until an agreement between Canada and
the United States Il reached Italy still
hopes - BE- able 20 negotiate . treaty
with the Dominion
The Premier added that Italy had rs-
Trained from applying a prohibitive tariff
% Canadian products. as until a treaty
was concluded she was willing % accept
q medium tariff II one we're offered by
CanadA
The sun., 1910-05-03
RcOsEVELT FOR UNCLE RENUs.
WI speak N Atlanta In AID Of Memorial
FUND.

ATLANTA, May Pa using between
entertainments IN Pars Theodore Rocse-
vel, wrote Mrs A Med Wilson. presi-
dsn' n the Uncle Rsms Memorial Asso-
cnuon accepting the invitation 10 come
y A'AutA under the auspices Of the
ASSOCIATION and deliver an address in
AID n Efforts % raise funds = erect a
memorial . Joel Chandler Harris The
.s,,sr rhiCh was received here Was a.
follows
AuEEIeAx EMBAssT. PANS April p
NJ DEAR MRs. WILsoN. ~ course I viii
ss~srr y IL jusi the kind Of Thing that
you'd Ike 70 do. m the arst place because
n m great admiration for Joe Chandler
Hsrrs snd IN the neat place because II s
q natter n real pride 10 me 70 be associated
- ar, Eav 9TH something desired by Inc
so-1 r=0pls of my mother StateOf g. eofgia.
70 -snnot make any definite dale untii
90 1soz 10 America ~ course ! should
l's.a- could be put IN fairly cool y eather.
- ant - bring Mrs Roosevelt and my
O. sr Or d1vn With me Painfully yours.
rHE0DoRT ROOSEVELT
The sun., 1910-05-03
WAY BE COTTON WAGE VAR.
Manchester Nni Owners and Employees
PaH % Agree Up0n Delay.

NNHfNAl A"NAH tNaNatHAH ~ ANA NNN
LONDON. May 2.-Ths conference be-
tween the cotton mill employers and their
operEiives At Manchester has failed to
bring about an agreement. a. had been
hoped. and there - every prospect nos
that isO OoO workers will bs IDLE within
a month
The employers declared that bad trad =
neces~itated the lowering of WAGes by
5 per cent. and the operatives asked that
the reduction be deferred for . year
DELAY than TO next September.
Il "a expected that a notice Of the re-
duction will be posted In the mills to-
morrow. and 10 tho operatives adhere 70
the advice Of the trades union leaders
there Will be . lockout.
The sun., 1910-05-03
FOR AUTO SPEEDING.
special Sessions Records uf OHrncrs Dealt
WITH IN NaFrh and Apru.

WIN w WhFfu auu NufWs
Statistics made public Yesterday hy
Justice deuel. II ths Court II special Ses-
sions show that during March and April
W. autOmObile cases were disposed u
bv this court. Of these ~ were first
offence ca-e-. 50 second offence and ~
third offence O the first offence cases
? were ecuurttsd. Ss7 sentenced and IN
~ casrs sentence was suspended ~
the second offence cases ? were acquitted
a. sentenced and IN y cases -entence was
suspendad One third offender was ar
quilted. 4 sentenced and In ? cases sent
snce was suspended. These ca@ea were
all for speedinE
~ u cases in Which the offence vas
failure IN display liren-e number 50
werH sentenced and In ~ cases sentence
vas siapended Sentence was Hiia-
psn6Hd In Ell cases Is In number. IN which
sea's hat 4 not been displayed
For falling 10 display badges ! man Was
ssutenced and - let 60 on suspension of
sentenr~. Ons man vas sentenced for
having M light
The fines imposed amounted 20 81 $50.
The average hne FOR speeding was SIS ~.
The averaG8 n hl a1Tlo hnea was tiaO.
About ~ cases we're heard each day.
The sun., 1910-05-03

ST. JoHS. y. B.. May ,. The baTkentine
81 Croix. owned BY Edward 2. Hutchings
Of Brooklyn. was picked up dissblsd IN the
Bay Of Fundy yesterday by the steamship
Pontiac and was tOwed to Yarmouth.
Her fore and main topmAsts were lost
IN a gale.
Tho st. CroiE was bound 70 Yarmouth
from New York with coal The Pontiac
was bound here from Baltimore
The sun., 1910-05-03
PARIS STAGE POTsONERS.
CsTToslye subllmate IN WINE. Cares Port
wine OtheF Artists ThFeAtrned.

wine OtheF Artists Threatened.
spsrtsi C1bs DsfBaich n rHH SUS
PARIs. May The police are actively
investigating the alleged attempt tn
poison Marguerite Carrs of the Opera
Comique. An analysis of the contents
Of the bottle Of port wine that was sent
her disclosed the fact that Il contained
blchloride oI mercury or corrosive sub
Innate.
The actress has lodged a charge ot
attempted poisoning against an unknown
person or persons.
Il Is said that Yvonns Bray of the Rem
aIasanoe Theatre has been similarly
threatened with poison. a. have a number
Of other actors in Paris
The police are without a clue a. yet %
the perpetrators of the crime.
The sun., 1910-05-03
EXECUTION ~ SWITZERLiND.
Hun Preferred Death 70 Tbought oG the
FRteen Chudren Ne Orphaned.

s1ffi1l I1hIF Dfi1d'fl % THE sTN-
GENEVA. May 2-The first execution
oi a criminal in Switzerland within twelve
years took place to-day when Matthias
Hui was guillotined for numbering four
persons last Dscember
The oondemned man Refused to sign a
petition asking that ms Bfe be spared
He said that hs would rather die than
live tn hear the reproaches II the fifteen
children who had been orphaned by his
crime
The sun., 1910-05-03
Ranaus, and Geld MEDAL for WmIs Lewis.

sprsiai Casis DsspaioA 10 THH SIN
PARIs. May Willie Lewis the Ameri-
can przefRhter was a guest tonight a. a
bandue, arranged for him by his French
admirers.
Tho hover. who sails for home tomorrow
on tho Oceanic. was presented with a gold
InahlI
The sun., 1910-05-03
RhAler Anrora safe.

The whaling steamer Aurora. which
had been gwen up for lost oh the coast
of Labrador. has been sighted and Il
safe Rowring Bros 4 Co. The shipping
agents In this city. received word yester-
day afternoon from Wesleyville. a hamlet
on the Newfoundland coast. that the
Aurora had been seen bound for 81
Johns
The sun., 1910-05-03
MaKES LIrERPOOL WEEP.
Tue Dawn u q ro-aorToN, Brilliantly
Acted. wins Audience and Critics.

special Cahs DsspaicG 70 rHN SUN
LIvERPOOL. May , George Tyler pre-
sented Et the Shakespeare Theatre to-
night for the first time in England Mrs.
Frances HodESon Burnett's play The
Dawn Of Tomorrow Gertrude Elliott
played Glad 10 Henry Ainley's DuHdy.
With the exception of Ada Dwyer Portia
knight and Jameson finney. the cast v
all English.
The pieos was received with much
enthusiasm. Miss Elliott's hitherto un-
discovered emotional powers we're a
revelation. The critics were visihly
moved and the usually stolid Liverpool
ians actually wept al tho pathetic scenes.
Herbert Warnings Sk Ohrsr Hoi' vas .
brilliant bit of stage work
That talented trio Of Americans, the
Misses DWycr and knight and Mr. Finney.
each scored q sucoess The play seems
destined 10 capture sophisticated London.
The sun., 1910-05-03
CUBa PASSES ~ FICTION
Municipal Voting Postpaned 4 NTH Deeem'
RaeIAl Politics barred.

apfCtN tahe Defpaith - iHl NiN.
HAVANA. May ? The weakness Of the
Government vas confessed this after
noon when the House passed the ball
postponing the municipal elections until
December. They we're 10 have been held
in July.
As IL stands nov they will b~ held con-
currently with those for members of
Congress.
The bill denying recognition on the
oficial ballot ~ a race line party was
approved by President Gomez to-day.
The sun., 1910-05-03
YOUNG TURKS LOSE SS.OOO,OOO.
German Courn WSn't Give Them Abdul
BamId's Deposit IN ReIrhsbank.

BERLIN. May ?.-The Provincial Court
has dismissed the suit brought to secure
possession of SsOOO.OOO deposited in the
Reichsbank by tho deposed Sultan Abdul
Hamid 81 Turkey.
The court in dismissing the case held
that the smt vas brought by Abdul under
compulsion. Il Ia likely that the Turkish
Government will appeal to the supreme
Court
The sun., 1910-05-03
BATTLING m ALBANIA.
Turkish FOTre Fails 20 surround nebels
internal Trouble. says stFans.

special Cabls Despatch 70 TnR SUN.
SAlONICA. May Turkish troops
which started for Elsham with the object
OF surrounding the Albanians encountered
q strong force oi the latter at Krabul-
ievatz and a battle hegan az once. The
fighting was still going on al last reports
and there had been considerable losses
on both sides. The Turkish troops are
under command Of Essod Bey.
WASHINGTON, May Oscar g. Straus
American Ambassador to Turkey. oabled
70 the State Department to-day that the
Albanian disorders are purely internal.
They NAV continue for some time he
added. before order Ia restored.
The sun., 1910-05-03
VINO SELLS IRHS TOTBEMITAV
They Are killing MeHieans with Up -
Date Guns british Suspected.

MERIDA. MsEioO. NAY 2.-Ths rebeilious
MAYA Indians are armed with modern
rihes and arr apparently supplied with
an unlimited quantity oi ammunition
with which N carry on their guerrilla
warfare against the Federal troops
The Government authorities are trying
70 discover the source u their supply Of
Of war.
II is reported that the British agents
in Belize, Honduras. are engaged in the
trade In arms with the Indians. The Asyas
are divided into numerous small bands
that rove about QuintAna Roo territory
ambushing the soldiers WhensvcT thsy
get an opportunity.
The sun., 1910-05-03
wasHIEdToN pOaHrAaT FOR TO DAT
aonnOw

WasHIEdToN rOaHrAaT FoR TO DAT AID TO
aonnOW
Tsg sarfsru Neu Yort, rhSuers - aaB and fnnifF
q, asrfor. esariHs aad saSlsr N sasisrH Doriinai
,o.shsriy stHds fsf'fHg 70 5aTfausrtfFiy. becSHfHg
Brfat
Foy New Engand. showers N DAY. cooler IN
borshvesi portion 70 morrow cooler elearinG IN
tou hem ana shower IN hoFthern part moderate
10 brisk shifting winds. bsromlnG n0tthuesterly
For eastern Pennsyigahia and New JsFsey.
shower 20 day Or N night N morrow cieannE
and roolef. aouthefB winds, shifting 70 norih
Hsarrly. berominE briak
FOR Deiauars. Increasing cioiaineas % da1
,bouers and cooler 70. night NJ 10 morrow var
sblr Winds becoming northuestsriy and brisk
For Maryisud showers lo-day Or % night.
eoaier n western portion. eirarinr and cooler 70
morrgE. variable rinds beeoming aertherly aad
sssderateiT bFisk
Fof lhs DistFlct oi Columbia, shsEsrs ao-day
q s-uiaht. cisarlnE and coniar n mcuo4i
Vnrlanil utn1as
The sun., 1910-05-03
indicted MeIEhsrs PareIed.
SilverSrnith'


Henry 7. Martin, q city weiGher. and
james ?. johnson, an assistant customs
weighsr. who were arrested In Brooklyn
on Friday on an indictment for conspiracy
In connection with the sugar underweigh.
ing frauds, pleaded not guilty Ia this dis
trict yesterday and were paroled to get
81 600 bail each.
The sun., 1910-05-03
Nor RESPONSIBLE.
Dtekins Art sale Damages Clalm Dis.
mInaed- AnetiSneeFs Net Experts

spssiar CgSs DsspsfcA - rEg suS.
LONDON. May "A final decision In
favor of Chrstie's. with costs. vas rendered
to-day in the csse brought by the eGecu-
tors Of the late Charles J. Dickins. = noted
c7llector of Sevres and Dresden china
Damages we're claimed on the ground that
the auctiOnsers had heen negligent In
oataloEuinE the articles sold by them. and
also on the ground that they should not
have allowed spurious ATticles 20 hs put
up Tor sals With genuine ones.
The defence Of Christie's vas that they
we're auctionssrs. not art experts.
The sun., 1910-05-03
F'FIS BOURSE NERVOUS.
Han street ana RubbeF Cause . General
Rear Raid Heas) Fam m Prirss

FasIs Nay 7-Ths Bourss eEperi-
s1r"7 a srlrp bear raid to-day Rio Unto
dr-ppe g0 poIn'a while De Beerb feb 70.
Ias s.'r.h'ion IN wall street, coupled
~ -1n1cna terrific gamble IN rubber
Araa Eaa excited he fears of the French
azAEeserL.
The sun., 1910-05-03
'HINESE RAILW loan.
G'rmsR and British syndicates Divisie
nghat-Tipntsin-Pukau Plum.

r.-T. r1fr Dea9Iff 70 U.s. 1Hh
HFFrIN May ? Inc Shanghai Tientsin-
.sa. railway loan has bern signed
70 v.i ne divided betwesn the Gprnan
end B- ush syndioatss wnich l1ve bsen
..rf" reg1tIating for u.
The sun., 1910-05-03
oOouHs WELCOMED ~ LINt.
Omchk Greet the Minister Ecuador
Dispute IN Quieseent Phase.

INA PERI. Nav Unitsd States Min
sfe- oombs and his family wers vel
rr~-d th,s afternoon by the officials and
s''-r..- n the legation
here nave teeu no important develop
Nets n tue dispute with Ecuador
The sun., 1910-05-03
TRANSATLANTIC BETROTHALS.
Miss Belen Agnes POst 10 Ne Mrs. Eliot;
Mlsa slayter 10 he Mrs. HaslAm.

NT86IlI IlN6 UT10lII7 70 IUE 0IN
LONDON. May 2.-The announcement IL
made here Of the betrothal Of Helen Agnes
Post to Montague Charles, son of the late
Lieut.. Col the Hon. Charles Eliot. brother
Of the Earl of Sc. Germans.
Il is also announced that Margery,
daughter Of the late DR. Slayter oi Hall
iaV. Nova Scotia. is engaged TO be married
to Capt. Haslam oi the Royal Irish Regi-
ment
The sun., 1910-05-03

TAs GOriaER C6aessy 7ys to-day
hls lsadisg SiiveysHEifhJ OF fks a'oyid.
TAsy divecf the kaEge5t IaaREfackoyJ
iH ne wOyl9 GstOkfd 10 SitSyUdTe.
N Aalf6 esntsgy tAcy kars gafAerss
k0FstkeY Ne 9OSi highly oTgdEtsea
BOD Of expert aOykWsH. Evs'y arm
els wAich may pv0peTiy BE- wade Of
Sil9sy Is iachsdSd ~ hsiy Sfoek, %
WIIl bs Jstpiisa
The sun., 1910-05-03

TNelfA AHAf 0NANAltN ~ AAA FNNH
Rows. Nav The Countess Telfener
IL dead. Before her marriage which
took place IN 1919 she was Miss Ada
HunRerford She was a native of CALI
fOruia
The sun., 1910-05-03
The Gorham Company
T,rsn I, stIn 4 Married Nan.

Tyben u 8till q Married NAN.
Supreme Court Justice Col sst aaide
yesterday the Judgment obtained BY de-
fault by Robert B. Tyssn. a broker. 10 his
suit TO annul his marriage n Fay I. Tyssn
on tho ground that she had not been d.
vorced from her first husband. Joseph H.
Benrimo. an actor.
The sun., 1910-05-03
The
70yham
ca.
DINNER SERVICE.

DINNER SERVICE.
Complete Sets; designed strict with the styles Of th
historical periods.
Some strngy individual Marte and Athnie hand wrought
Pieces sold separately desired
Tureens and Platters in graded Sizes
Over fifty pieces for special occasions
SILVER IN CASES
Hundreds Of combinations.
Especially appropriate for wedding betrOtha gifts
Cases Of leather or silk
Prices range from So to $lo2.
A wide variety and an extensive choice
STATIONERY.
Wedding Invitations with detail Of correct procedure
Engraved note paper.
Engraved cards for every occasion.
Book PaeS
Menus.
Dinner Stationery.
orders executed.
The sun., 1910-05-03
L.P. Morgan IN Paris.

gpsctai Cl,'s Dsspa'es 70 THE SrN
PARIs. May a.. Fierpont Morgan.
the American banker. has arrived az the
Hotel Bristol
The sun., 1910-05-03
UNIFORM TARIFF FOR EUROPE.
Str Max Waschter TTyiRs to win Greco
an...Aa..l .anan.la L..

slF Max Raecnter Trytng 70 WIN NSreece
10 "United states Idea,
Nv spsSfaI Ca6s DsspaieA 10 1HE suS
ATHTNs, May 7.-Sir Mar SWaschter
oT England. who IL the chief exponent
Of the schsme styled The United States
sf Europe. has arrived here in the steam
yacht Roveska.
Sir Max advocates . uniform tariff
among the nations of the Old World and
10 here TO try and convert King George
10 his plan.
The sun., 1910-05-03

WHITE WASHABLE MATERIALS
DESIRABLE FOR DRESSES BLoUsEs AND UYDERcARNENTs
At SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN PRICES .s
LONG CLOTH. % ms. VIDE IL YD PIECES AT $l20 & I50
NANsooK 20 1856
INDIA LlNoN 81 PER YARD. I5e
The sun., 1910-05-03
ROOSEVELT BEUEFT OF SUITS
TIE DANISH GROWN
PENCE ~ GRAY FLANNEL.

,ssi-, Tee IN Flora McFIlmsey PllEha
nti TruRks which slrayed ~ llam-
hnrg Reach CSpeahRRea IN TiHie fer
Receptisn Peeple cheer the CslOasl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06

A new portrait of Mrs. Henry Payne
Whitney, the society leader, painted by
prince Troubetske, the Russian artist
and explorer. Mrs. Whitney herself is
a clever painter and devoted a number
of hours every day TO work in her
studio. Prince TrOu5etske has also fin
ished a life size of Mrs. John r. DreXel
and is now making A painting of Mrs
Leonard I. Thomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

has been used successfully for over 81
years in cases of Bloating, Heartburn,
Headache, Dllhousness, Sour Risings, In
Cramps, DiarThoea, Malaria,
fever and Ague. 1t is the best for you.
Try bottle today. All druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY
UNION SERVICES OF
CRUCES CHURCHES
Civic League to Meet; Water
in DitcheS-Cattle
Sale.

Las Cruces, n NJ, Aug. 6.-The inter
denominational union service Will be held
Sunday evening in the Presbyterian
church. Recently these services have
frequently turned to the discussion OF
civic affairs in view of the coming con-
stituciOnal convention. They are brief,
less than one hour in length.
At the IL o'clock service of the Presby-
terrain congregation tomorrow Dr.. Vaughn
will speak On 'Ihe Cheapening Of Life"
At the II O'Clock service OF the Metho-
dist church tomorrow W. A. Nicholas will
preach. Mr.. Nicholas is connected with
the chikTen'S hOme of Albuquerque
j. F. Rorex, pastor of the Baptist
church, viii be with his people on to-
morrow for the. first time in several
weeks, having just recovered from ty-
phOid fever.
A regular meeting of the Civic league
will be held on Thursday evening of next
week in the offices OF the Sattley Realty
company.
a number of the farmers got a good
irrigation for their orchards and gar
dens from the waters that filled the
bitches for a short time Friday morn
ing.
c. T. Turney sold carload of 2yearold
bulls to the \. A. n Land and Cattle
company Friday John Cor5ett and John
Gibson, of Deming, nyere here represent
ing the company and are loading the cat
tie out today.
Sheriff PHILIPPE Lucero, \. c. Frenger
and Paul Lisso were passengers out for
Ell Paso on Friday evenings train.
Las Cruces Hotel Arrivals.
The following guests are registered at
Hotel Don Bernardo: W. H. Rhodes, St.
Louis; Albert B. Fall. Three Rivers: John
Corbett, Deming; John Gibson, Deminp:
J. K. Kelly. Silver City; ". A. Nicholas,
Artesia; R. Gardner, Detroit.
At the Park hotel: j. w NOrville, FL
Paso; 4. Nicholas, Artesia; J. L. Ssun-
ders, Blanco, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
DEsPONDEHT MEXICAN GIRL ENDS HER
LIFE WITH 4 REVOLVER BULLET

Reyes Garcia, Mexican girl % years
of age, took her life about O'Clock
Friday night by shooting herself in the
heal with a .3S caiiber revolver. The
tragedy occurred at the corner of Second
and Kansas streets. Dependency over
deseTtion by her sweetheart is believed
by the police to have led to the act.
When found the body of the girl was
outstretched on the floot Of the room,
face up, with her feet extending a foot
or more beneath the beSE From this it
is inferred that the girl either knelt
down by or sat on the side of the bed
when she pressed the weapon to her head.
The bullet entered at the temple and
lodged near the base of the left ear.
The father and mother of the deceased
are dead. Three halfsistsrs live in the
city. The girls home was two blocks
south of the place where she took her
life.
Mrs Ohabarria, in whose home the
tragedy occurred, states that her two
daughters were in front of the nose at
the time of the deed and that she was
in the back room. Reyes Garcia passed
through the rear room to the middle
room, and Immediately thereafter the
shot was heard.
Justice McClintock was summoned and.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06

You can easily sell it
Call Bell 115, Auto Ills
atty.
tell the girl what it is
and The Herald will sell
it. No bother, no form
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-06
CHIEF MAKES RECORD RUN
To FIRE IN NEW AUTO.

Fire chief W. W. Armstrong; record
breaking dash 20 the scene of trouble in
his new automobile was the feature of
the fire alarm Saturday morning from
1913 Texas street. Friday by order of the
council. chief Armstrong took on trial a
40 horse power Oldsnfcbile, to be used
III making runs to fires if it proved salts
factory. A streak of red beginning at
the central station and extending to the
place OF the little blaze that occasioned
the alarm was ali tina; spectators alone
the fire chiefs route were able to see.
The blaze proved to be nothing more
than pile of odds and ends of lumber
burning in the rear of Hoffecker's car
penter shop. A telephone pole and a
portion OF the back fence formed the total
of the loss.