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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-12
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
MANY SANDERSON CITIZENS
GROW GARDENS-NEWS NOTES.

Sanderson, Texas, June IA num-
Der Of citizens planted small gardens
this year after the waterworks system
was put in operation. T. R Kuyken-
dale cashier Of the Sanderson State
bank, has grown five heads OF lettuce.
Tom Fulcher and son John. OF Crock
EFT county, are visiting their kinsman,
Jesse Mckee
Miss Mabel Hudson, of PlantersvfHe.
Miss-,js visiting with her brother. Dr.
s. B. Hudson. She was accompanied
from San Antonio by DR.. Hudson's
daughter, Miss Maxine who has been
visiting relatives there.
Rev Roy Byrd, OF Langtry, held serv-
ices Sunday in the skating rink He
was accompanied by Mrs. Byrd
Former section foreman Baker has
moved here with his family from Dry
den.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
DALLAS WOMAN INJURED
IN Ell PASO RUNAWAY

Mrs E. E. Vineyard, of Dallas. was
thrown from carriage and painfully
injured Saturday afternoon in a run
away on West Missouri street A team
OF harness and ran madly down the
frightened at the breaking of section
Of harnes and ran madly down the
hill In front of Carnegie square, Mrs.
Vineyard was thrown to the ground, the
horses continuing their course. At Ore
gon and Missouri streets. the vehicle
collided with another in which two men
were riding There was a general mix
up of horses, men and harness, but no
body was injured Mrs. Vineyard. who
is visiting Mrs. G. F. Hawks, sustained
a minor cut on the head and painful
bruises She is confined at the hospi-
tai.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
ARTESIA MILIrIAMEN TO
CALIFORNIA ENGAGEMENT.
MssOnS Attend Temple Dedication at
Observation-Disclosures Day Exercises
HeId-PersonaI News Notes.

Artesia, n. NJ, June 27.-Capt. Chas.
R. Echols has returned from Santa Fee
where he succeeded in having the ad:u-
tant general revoke the order rescind-
ing the trip of company c to the Gait
fornia encampment. Arran gemeuts
have been made to replace the rifles
lost by af ire a month ago:
Twenty-Five Maso1s went to Roswell
to attend the dedication of the new
Hasonic temple. Among the number
werc f.. F Phillips. \ I I<eInatn e.
E. McMatt. E. C. Higgins, S z. Fierce.
J. S. Major, r. c. Eaton and George
friSk.
DR.. J. B. Heck, of Dayton, was buried
Sunday, the funeral services 5eIng I'M
der the auspices of the MasOns.
John 3. Enfield has returned with his
family from visit TO Missouri.
Rev. J.. C. Gage has moved his fam
lily to Roswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Kemp have re-
turned from their bridal tour to the
Pacific coast
Constable Cooper has returned from
Las Vegas, where he placed Lawrence
Strauss in the sanitarium.
Mrs. P. A. Ray, of Chickashaw Okla,
is visiting her son, Rev. Allen Ray.
Childrens day was celebrated in the
churches Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
BURNED NINE FOREMAN TO
NOGALES FOR TREATMENT.
Mexican Youth Arrested Theft
CharGe-DrOuth Does Not Affect
Water SupPIy-Hay to Mexico.

Nogales. Ariz-, June 27.-E. ]. Hop
kins was badly burned about the face
by a gas explosion at the Ivanhoe mine
in jthe Patagonia mountains, where he
isl foreman He was brought TO No
gales for treatment
Pedro BuStamanta, a 14yearold Mex
lean lad, has been arrested and placed
in Jail on charge of theft, being
apprehended while trying to sell some
jewelry and other articles of value,
alleged to have been taken from the
Alfonso Bachelor home.
Despite the continued drouth, the wa
ter supply in Nogales as yet seems
ample and no limit has been made by
the water company, only a request for
economy has been made.
Eight carloads Of baIed hay have
been crossed over the line here for the
s. P construction camps on the west
coast of Mexico.
Mrs. z. H. Polk, of Tucson, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. E. x. Cumming, in
this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
LARGE CHICKEN
RANCH AT YSLETA
Moore Ranch To Be Devel-
oped-Ysleta Orchestra
To Clint.

Ysleta, Texas, June 27.-Dr. Moore's
ranch is to be developed into one of
the largest poultry farms in the south
west. Rhode Island Reds are TO be
raised exclusively. Or. Moore has some
of the finest herds in the United States.
E. Percy Peterman is manager OF the
ranch.
Rev. H. P Bond filled his appoint
ment Sunday afternoon. He will leave
July to spend a month in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bach and daughter and
r. L. Lander came down in the Ian
der auto with Rev. Mr.. Bond Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert E. Sea-. Of
FL Paso, spent the weekend as guests
of Mrs. a. L. Peterman-
Mrs. VIM. Whitney is visiting il FL
Paso.
The Ysleta orchestra will furnish the
music at Clint on the Fourth OF July.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
FIRE HOSE FOR CARLSBAD
STORE OPENS-WOMAN DIES

Carlsbad. n. NJ, June 27-The CarIs-
bad fire department has ordered 500
feet of new heavy fire hose
The dry goods department. of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
VISITORS AT COAST RESORTS.

Arizona arrivals at Hotel Rosslyn: ].
McGovern, Tucson; ThOs. d. Molloy,
Yuma; Thos. S. Mcclure and family,
Yuma; Chas. w Miller, Jr., Kingman
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Jacobson, Mesa.
Guests registered at the Van Mugs,
Los Angeles:
P. J. Archer, Tucson; D. Sullivan,
Globe; Mr.. and Mrs.~L. w Powell, War
rem; Mary E. Nugent. Yuma; H. ]. Nc
Chung, Phoenix, W. F. StauntOn. Tomb
stone; G. NJ Dietz, Silverben; Dr. and
Mrs. r. Ferguson, Bisbee; Frank F.
Gates, FL Paso; NJ. p Freeman. Tucson +;
Mrs. l.. Barker, Dallas; Miss E. Mitchell.
Dallas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27

Peoples Mercantile company has open
ed, having purchased the entire stock
of the Elliott-Hendricks Dry Goods
company. A general department store
will be opened in the next 80 or so
days The stock has been ordered
Mis- Flora May Rennick, 81 years
Of age, died at the home Of her mother
in this city Of acute stomach trouble.
Her body was expressed to her former
home at Russell, Kan. for interment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
DYNAMITING FISH IN NEW
MEXICO STREAMS

Santa Fe. n. NJ, June 27.-CompIaints
are made to the office Of game and fish
warden, Thomas P. Gable that a number
of men are dynamiting the ella, San
Francisco and tributaries in the Mo-
gollOn district in western Socorro
county. A mounted policeman has been
dispatched to investigate.
The HOndo Lumber and Roofing
company, capitalized at $4,000, has
filed incorporation papers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
ALTO MAN SELLS TULAROSA
PROPERTY; Alto HOG.

Alto. n NJ. June 27.-Watt Gilmore
has returned from TulorasO, where he
disposed Of some property.
John HightOwer has returned from
Cliff. n NJ
T. ]. Grafton, of Parsons. bought g
drove of hogs from James Reeder. I.uts
Jennings of Parsons, is also here to
buy some hogs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
Your Loved Ones May Be Saved
From Their Impending Doom

Tuberclecide completely eliminates
the tuberculosis Germ from the hu-
man body.
No hypOdermics. No nostrums.
Investigate our claims and begin
treatment before it is too late
Treatment at home surrounded nv
home comforts We invite c0rresnond-
ence and will give full particulars nv
mail. or to all who call at our offices
TUBERCLECIDE COMPANY
Rooms 7O2 and 703 international Bank
Building, Los Angeles, Gal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
MINING COMPANY
PLANS REORGANIuAr In,r

Alpine. Tex, June 27.-The Bouuillas
Mining company has temporarily sus-
pended work but it is understood that
the company is being recognized with
a larger capital and will begin opera
tions soon on a much larger scale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-27
Consumption S CAR BE

Even in the last stages progress of
the malady can be checked, the tn
bercle bacilli destroyed, and a com
plete cure effected.
We have incOntrovertible evidence
of our success. Many Los Angeles and
Southern California people have been
rescued from an apparently hopeless
stage of the dread disease
Texas is the ideal climate for cures
rr-itl T1rhnrc1ncidP
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
GIRL HANGS HERSELF.
Insanity Victim Eludes Her Watchers
in Friends Home.

YPSILANTI, Mich, April s.-Miss
EDNA Sweet. "a years old, and daugh-
ter Of j. Warren Sweet, prominent
farmer living south OF Ypsilanti. elud-
ed her watchers and committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon. She had
been suffering from dementia.
About six weeks ago Miss Sweet
was taken 10 Chicago for treatment.
Thursday morning she went TO De-
trcit with brother for the purpose OF
undergoing an operation In one OF
the hospitals Her courage failed her.
however, and she changed her mind.
Returning 10 this city In the after
noon she went TO the home Of friend,
Mrs. Eva Barrowcliffe. At about 1880
o'clock she eluded the vigilance OF
her friend and going to a shed hung
herself with a rope from rafter.
Later, when missed from the house. IA
search revealed her body suspended
in the shed.
Miss Sweet was a niece OF former
Mayor d. l.. Davis, OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
WORK STARTS ON MONUMENT
TO FAMOUS INDIAN FIGHTER
President Taft VIII Make Address Al
Exercises In Monroe, June A.
Mira Custer to Unvell II.

MONROE, Mich, April S.-Work on
the sub-structure for the Custer mon
ument began yesterday. The base OF
the monument will occupy a space 10
feet north and south by IL feet east
and west. little south of the inter
section of Washington and First-sts.
The face Of the statue will be to the
south. From the center intersection
OF the streets a circle will be laid out
with radius of so feet. making a
circular road and sidewalk about the
monument, 100 feet in diameter.
Sculptor E. c. Potter. of Greenwich,
Conn.,, is now putting the finishing
touches about the monument and It
will be here about May /. The state
OF Michigan two years ago appropriate
ed S2ss000 for a statue to be erected
as a memorial for Gen. Custer. who
was killed in the battle of the Little
Big Horn. II Is TO be of heroic size.
President Taft will speak In Phila-
delphia, June 2, attend the commence
ment exercises at the Northwestern
University at Ada. Ohio. June 3. from
which he will come directly to Mon
roe and make his address at the dedi-
catory ceremonies. Saturday. June 4.
Immediately after which he leaves for
Jackson. Mich, TO attend a celebra-
ton Of the formation Of the Republi-
can party Under the Oaks 90 years
ago
June 8 and are expected to be
given up TO reunion OF Clusters
brigade. and to the service pertaining
to the dedication of the monument.
The generals widow will unveil the
monument during the ceremonies.
The state committee originally de-
signated June 8, as the day. but the
itinerary OF President Taft bringing
him in this vicinity June 4. brought
about the change.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
FIREBUG AT WORK.
Sets Fire TO store Near Marysville-
Blaze is Extinguished.

PORT HURON, Mich, April s.
Especial. John Johnson, who con
ducts a small general store west oil
Marysville. awoke this morning about
four o'clock and went downstairs and
found that some one had saturated
the floor Of the store with kerosene
oil and then touched match to II.
The oil was burning around a large
tank filed with kerosene. but by quick
work, he managed to extinguish the
flames. but not until after he had res
cued his wife and four children. who
were sleeping upstairs. Believing that
some enemy. whom he fails to know,
tried to burn his store and home, John
sor notified the sheriffs Office and an
investigation is now being made.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
TRAIN KILLS STUDENT.
Ypsilsnti Youth Jumps In Path OF
Rapidly-Movina Passenger.

YPSILANTI, Mich, April s.-Daniel
Ogden, 10 years old. leaped from a
Michigan Central freight directly N
the path of a rapidly-moving passenger
train. at WARDS station, two miles
east of here. yesterday afternoon, and
was instantly killed.
Ogden. who is a student in the
Cleary Business college, left this city
on the freight TO visit the night oper
ator at WARDS. The train that struck
him~was the Hillsdale-Detroit passen'
ger.
He was thrown a distance OF 20 feet
and caught his foot In frog. the train
passing over him and cut him 70
pieces.
The parents OF the boy lived about
a half mile from the scene OF the &C.
cident. They moved here a year ago
from Owosso to give their son bet.
ter chance 10 get an education.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
MUST ACCEPT POOR sIsAL.

JACKSON, Mich, April S.--Jackson
prison must accept the consignment
of East African sisal which the binder
Irvine plant was unable to work up.
Something over $4,000 was paid for
Il ard the board of control has found
that there was no way OF rejecting u,
the agreement providing that IL any
of the sisal Is found inferior 1t is up
10 the seller and buyer to agree on a
reduction or submit the matter to
arbitration. Gov Warner Is now N
New York and a telegram was sent
hint asking MIN to see the brokerage
firm and arrange some method OF set
Element
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
TO HAVE TEN SALOONS.
Pontiac Council Passes Ordinance and
Fixes License at $1,000.

PONTIAC, Mich. April Sat the
final meeting OF the cid common coun.
Gil last night an ordinance was adopt.
ed limiting the number OF saloons IN
Pontiac to 10 and fixing the amount OF
the license at $1,000. All applications
for license must be presented at the
first session OF the new council next
Monday, Immediately following the
final adjournment OF the old council
and the applicants must be recon
mended by at least IL respectable Cit
gems Of the city before they will he
considered. The new council will en-.
act further ordinance. placing restric-
tons on saloons and providing penal
ties for violations.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
EgGs BLOW SAFE,
but GEEA9 LOOT
ring Capture After Terrific Ex-
hon in Cigar Factory, Robbers
hip Three Suspects Arrested.

Xifh . roar that was heard by a
'ic3uan four blocks away. heavy
0xxe OF nitro-glycerin wrecked the
~ In William Tegge's cigar factory,
~ y37-939 Dubois-st.. at 1920 o'clock
1d4y morning, hurting the heavy
(orUoor through front window of
~ 4uilding. and dropping 1t on the
tpo11te side of the street.
Several doors in the factory were
IDWH@open, windows were shattered
nd the sashes blown out, and other
Duil4ings In the vicinity were shaken
~ the force OF the explosion. The
&ofe. door. en- route across-the street.
~ the window. :, struck =. the Office
typewriter, demolishing the machine.
Tegge estimates the damage at
about $400.
There VIA -yT,1oo In the safe. $500
IIn caDf, ana the rest IN checks. but
me Qxpiosion was so great that the
Ey4ge1Deu took a hurried departure,
not btopping to open-the inner com
urtunnts. In their haste, they left
|heiE Tools on the floor of the office.
QuRnttty of fuse. blacksmith 5
xod1q,o with the handle sawed short.
cold chisel and a steel punch we're
I/ouud N the office.
Pau0iihan Fred Grien, hearing the
|0xpIoeion. ran four blocks to the
oconer fut there was no trace of the
EYegoek'.- Precinct Detectives Repp
md Redmond, and. Detectives Fenton
md BalEar were--quiclSly on the scene.
Tho central bureau men Immediately
<orted out In search OF Moses Stone,
lIlieIn Gallagher and George, alias
eicky Welsh, the three yeggmen
|xho recently finished long term for
|AIowiHx- The safe or the St Clair post
|00lce;And who were picked up on
NO stfectu here, a few Gays ago, and
<0orod-oat of town.
M Detootives Fenton~-- and Baker
|)pcated~t he men at Mo- 131 Congress
|~k eat. after an allnight search
Welah- and Gallagher. were In bed,
)eepipg with big loaded reyolvers I'M
Nc their pillows. when the officers
E~ntered. They made no attempt at
feaistdncg and were taKen TO police
6oadqusrters.
n Stone was out when the officers ar
|tested-l1is pals, at 1880. but they re-
|ftrned-later, and found Stone there,
|1t 8 O'Clock. None OF the men would
|6oy word. ----..------.>.rs.-...- s--,
When Nose Stone was searched in
the GENITAL station. the detectives
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
ROBBERS LOOT
/. P. 0. SAFE OF $500
Several Hundred Dollars Worth Of
Stamps Also Secured by Burglars
In Dexter.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, April s.-(Spe-
cial )-Yeggs blew open The safe In
the postofice at Dexter last night and
got away with 5000 In cash and sew
eral hundred dollars worth OF stamps,
When Postmaster Standard opened
the once this morning he found kit
OF burglars tools near the rifled safe,
but the burglars had made good their
escape No one heard the explosion
which blew the door OF the safe to
pieces. so cleverly had the work been
dore.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
WANT EQUAL RIGHTS.
Women Want Bylaws OF Nationa
Equity Society Changed

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. April s.
SpeciaD-Heated discussions be-
tween members OF the Farmers
Equity society and delegation from
the women's organization at the state
convention here, resulted today in the
adoption Of a resolution presented by
Mrs. Frank Kidder. head of East Jor-
dan Women's local. that Michigan ap-
peal 70 the National society 10 amend
the bylaws SO that women can be-
come members with equal rights Of
men, including full voting power.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
conqressman Makes Denial.

WASHINGTON, I April S.-Former
Congressman James T. McCleary ties.
tiled yesterday afternoon before the
special committee investigating the
charges contained In the American
Flag. the official organ Of the Mer-
chant Marine league, that he had no
stock or interest directly or indirectly
I'M any shipbuilding concern nor had
he received money from any such
company.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
TUG no RAISE Vessel

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, April
S.-CSpecial) -Reids wrecking tug
Manistique arrived at the steamer
steinbrenner in Mud Lake this morn
ing with an outfit to resume the work
of raising, that vessel. The mail
steamer Elva began daily service be-
tween the 500 and DeTour today,
nearly a month earlier than usual
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08

found one OF William Tegge's small
bill-hcaus in his pocket. II is said that
he obtained employment from Tegge
rnder another name-s short time ago.
He denied having worked for Tegge.
hut would offer explanation about
the bill-head.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
HARVESTER TRUST LOSES.
Judge Smith Holds IL Must Produc
Its Books In Court.

CHARLOTTE. Mich, April s.--Judge
Smith, OF the circuit court. handed
Siown q decision yesterday, sustaining
an order IN the case OF the Interna-
tional Harvester Co. OF America
against Fayette De Puy and John
Holmes, hardware dealers of Char
lotte. The latter firm demanded that
the harvester trust produce its books
in court 20 show whether II Is a trust.
Judge Smith has ordered that tho
books must be produced.
Some time ago the court, In deny
ing the motion Of the trust that tho
order be vacated. said the harvester
trust hal no standing in Michigan
and could not collect on contracts. II
is doing business In the state. it was
declared, In violation OF the statutes.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
W. l. ervan. Jr.. a Father.

LINCOLN, Neb. April s.-A dis
patch received tonight by relatives
tells of the birth at Tucson, Arlz.. Of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Bryan
Jr. The baby has already been named
Mary Sholes Bryan. Mary Sholes was
the maiden name OF the mother OF Mrs
w. ]. Bryan, Jr.