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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
TIME OF PLEA POSTPONED

The time for -drs. Nellie Brown,
charged with attempting to kill Will
liam Harvey zemp, with whom she
came from the south, to enter her
plea yesterday was postponed until
December 90 by Judge Willis of the
superior court. Mrs. Brown, who al
most succumbed in court when she
was arraigned a few days ago, now is
undergoing treatment in the county
hOSpitaI
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-18
PASSERELLA PLEADS GUILTY

America Passerella yesterday plead
ed uilty to grand larceny in Judge
Willis department of the superior
court Sentence will be imposed Mon
day PassereE stole $3.50 from Vim
cent BeVe.
You can buy it, perhaps at many places. but
there's BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertises
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
CEAPTER XK.

Y that GlShea-1ensd attitude
Buucs eventually found kir-
by. Prom The bsicOry win
dow the "a veie-an I'D VII
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

IT'S r-e--T El-E outside. NJ kirby
'ro dark To sh1-Jl straight Shall We
settle j, he-e- We ars going 10 give
y0u s chsucs. sn6 you'd better get
; yourself ready 10 izke il banked quick
unless you prefer 10 b sbOi Ike =
ral-
II you Iezre il 10 ne said Kirby
mildly. = prefer Bo- 10 D. shot =,
all
DO you realize that in giving you
Z fair show ws do E common gambler
IL honor returned the boy. s--ug
clin= hard a=aiuSl Ills Ta>Siou- ne r.
sauleE kI-tv-s serene ruuI-cSu-e- fo-
s-aius- i- h. V7a~ p-zceG ~ $ bUuili1I-
i1- disadvantage
! am deeply sensible of vouT kind
uaSs 70 one az ny profession otzse--et
Tie -couuou gambler uoE-5u- wlh
cJU-7 -nus fu-u1li-y- You s4em 10 -
masking guile elsb1-are p-eparari0ns,
gentlemen. bur I chinE you're putting
yJu->s ives 10 unnecessary trouble Nj
Randall. y1U and sour sister
Don't you dare mention me name
II auy lacy ot NY family msnaced
Tom
-But that i Eecesary- sir suavely
uuruuT-d the 0-ha-. --b4csuse you sRj
yOuT sister. Mss Adele Randall
~You wolf znarled the boy. and Re
struck win al h-s strength
TIE als-s and pacific n veaCd-y
c1ught ne descending arm. and before
tie outraged and now thoroughly IL
Ce1s=d boy. furious a. Klruy's DELHI
e-aIe repetition u Mss Randall-s
name. clQid vrest himself t-e~ and
renew TIE attack adele herself mad
entered lhe room. foiluwed by the sue
cssstUl Bu1ce Her presence instant
i prohibited 1uE-h h. hgstIIl-ies. and
young Randall suIlel3y turned away.
raging against her deiaTeG departure
and unexpected Intrusion Tie salt
satisfied ard UsauiIE glance cast upon
liD by tae purlly veteran Bunce did
Iol improve MS temper. although il
: measure l. afforded aI explanation
ot Adeie's presence
i Ezye yielded 10 This ceutleman's
request said -he =ir- stouiiy. waving
e. I-0uic sH1 c0uteuutuous hand To-
ward Buucs while ner eyes looked &C
cu-l1ely through the top OF Kirby's
head i grant your Interview. What
= Il you wish 10 say: kindly De as
explicit and ls-se Is possible
he handed her the slip OF paper
--nfrsE F.Ez M -
offer.
i fear you- b.utheT maE be too e1-
cited 10 read il" he said indiheTentiy
She eyed il wonde-iHgly. scanning
il twice over and yet again before di-
gss1ing lis brief contents. In silence
she handed i, 10 her brother. and ne,
after z long iucreduIOus stare, ex-
claimed:
He gives il back 10 buy his safety
Read the date" commanded Kirby,
addressing the girl
In the same mechanical manner she
cbeyed. spelling il out as If il were
written in some strange language with
which she was but vaguely familiar.
He wrote that tie first day the doc,
i0Ts let him s=t up tO a table after
jack M0reau shot him." sharply e1-
planned BuHee. augered az the rzcep.
tiUn accorded what ne considered q
sublime act Of generosity. forbearance
and asininiiy.
Slowly Adele raised her eyes from
the paper and looked steadily al the
mOrse-f0g my father:~ she whispered
No 1t was said quite simply and
emO-ionlessiy. as il the question were
too absurd 10 seriously consider He
would have employed the same tone in
retuting the statement that he was &
Clinamau.
That doesn't agree very well with
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

llise,i5ol II had carefully e-e5te1 Us
elaborate feuE Ee E.t even SJoopet
10 the Cnu,te-abIy t0Ul acJ Of swear
iE- 4 uardeT Uiou this man who
Rather than being an enemy. hid stood
his fathers Suie friend To MIN Il was
Citiruil II reIe-2tp un-O himself g new
Viewpoint with THE -'cCumnn gambler
as an object fl- admiration rlther
than viiifraIign. To Gi>inr-T and trans
fs- the haio which NorrsU had calmly
appropriated and 1aseU with him 10
the grave 10 this prS- while master
rogue. This arch iieut. titles for which
his name Of Cameo Kirby had been
synonym
You meant 10 project ny fatherT'
he fal,e-ei 81 length
For the honor II the profession
said kirby. That's ell right. MI
Randall be added gently as the boy.
utterly crushed and filed with bitter
self hatred strove 10 verbally inter
pref his albert Thoughts L. frame
some sort Uf fitting apology. II you'll
lend me s horse To get back tD the
city well czll il sQuare. Tn ready.
I-2-kiu-
BE held OFT his hand. and young
Randall flushing ho1ly. srasDed il
firmly then turned g way and. sinking
INTO 4 chair. buried his face in h.s
arms.
Adele. placing her hand on her broth
e-'s shoulder as II he were a child.
raised him gently and escorted him
from the room. At the door she turn
cd. looking steadily az Kirby
You walled for ne This afternoon
when there was danger" she said
I-emnlously- Wont you wait for me
now. when there Is nOueg'
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
Professional Directory of LDaNowa County
SHEEP SOLD WELL.

4 telegram from W. 4. Graves
II Chicago, says The train load OF
sheep sent 70 Ina. market from here
sold Is follows: Yearling we-hers.
$40 Per hundred; yearling ewes.
$3.50; lambs. Se.S5.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29
stuhho-n as Mules

are liver and bowels sometimes; (;
seem 10 Daik without cause. Then
there's 1TOuble-loss OF appetite. in.
olges ilon, nervousness. dependency
headache. But such troubles fly be.
fore Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
worlds best stomach and liver rem
edy. So easy. &c a al druggists.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

Your kidney trouble may be OF
long standing. il may be either acute
Or chronic. but whatever il is Fo-
.ey's Kidney Remedy will aid you
10 get rid Of Il quickly and restore
your natural health and vigor. zone
bottle Of FOley's Kidney Remedy
made NE well" says ]. sibbull Of
Grand View, Wis Commence tax
ing il now. Burnaugh & MayfieId.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

The Women's Union Missionary So
ciety mas been postponed from Septem-
berZT tOmeet with Mrs. j. L. Brown
ing. Tuesday. October 4, at 2:3O o. m.
oakes carries a full line Of Lowe
Brothers Paints. 1Ostf
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-29

TO te con.in8ed.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
Meeting the Guests.

The large party Of New Workers. and
thers who arrived last night ana this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
CLEAR TO HIM NOW.
New York Magistrate Understands
Why Witches Were Burned.

NEW YORK, May 26.-'Now can un-
derstand why they used TO burn witches
I'm days OF old. remarked Magistrate
Kerchan yesterday afternoon after lis
tening To a weird tale Of modern sorcerv,
which caused him to hold Mrs. Carmela
Rubino in $500 bail for trial She is
charged with practicing medicine without
a license.
The complainant was Mrs. Leonora
Buffano. who said that she had paid the
defendant 1870 in all for professional serv-
ices, including mystic treatment for chest
pains. cleaning the house OF devils treat
ing her husband fer rheumatism and in
fluencing him not TO desert her. The
treatment consisted OF sprinkiing yellow
powder on the chest, tying a blue ribbon
around Mrs. Ruffanos leg, burying, or
presumably buryiag. Sa5 OF the complain
anti money, and other stunts.
She lost faith in the healer, Mrs. Buf-
fano said. when neighhors child whom
the defendant was treating failed 10 re
spond to the cures and died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

The condition of Miss Marguerite Bar
bour. who was operated on yesterday for
appendicitis. was considered as good to-
day. Miss Ba rbo,;r. who was one of the
most attractive debutantes of the pa st
winter. was very i'll in Paris last sum-
mer with the first symptoms of the ma
adv which has kept her somewhat deli
cate since. though she enjoyed at inter
walls a delightful participation in the
great and small events of the past sea
son. AS soon as her condition warrants
it Mrs. Barbour will go north with her
daughter to spend the summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

Capt. and Mrs. Beatty will go to An
napolis for the West Pont-Annapolis
game Saturday and spend the week end
with Lieut.. Comma nder and Mrs. A. w.
Hines lat the Naval Academy. Miss
Emily Realty will return tomorrow from
her school in New York and accompany
her parents to Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

The home of Mrs. Mary a. Perry of 1874
Harvard street northwest was the scene
Of much gayety last Saturday night when
her daughter, Leonora A., bride of July,
was given a china shower by several of
her most intimate girl friends. Among
those present were Misses Janet Lake,
0,ontinled on Ninth Paccl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26

Continued on Ninth Pagc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
DIED.

BARRY. On May 23 1910. al Colon. Canal Zone.
JOHN y. BARRY. Jr.. % this city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BOWLING. On Tuesday. May -, 1910. at S:7n
PIN. at her residence, Mount Rainier Ma :.
BESSIE f.. beloved daughter Of albert ard
the late Katherine Bowling.
Funeral from her lat" residence OF Friday. Me-
81, NJ $50 am, thence 10 ST. Jame-'
Church. where requiem, mass will be said for
The repose Of her soul NJ 10 o'clock. Inter
rnent AZ Mount oiivet cemetery. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited 20 at
tend.
FIELDS. Suddenly. "Wednesday. May 25, ia1o
at her home Windsor. Rockville. Nd
Mrs. MARY STORY FIELDS. wife Of J. vs.
lace Fields.
Funeral services al her late residence on F-idar
morning. May -. nj 10 o'clock. with inter
ment in Monocacy cemetery. Bealsyille. Md
Relatives and friends invited.
HENRY. On Wednesday. May -. 1910. ar 40
pm. al her residence. l9s Morris ros1. Ans
costa n. g.. VICTORIA A. T.. beloved wife
of II. g. Henry and daughter If Mrs. Hor-
tensia F. 4. and the late William II. Jones
Notice of funeral hereafter. Charleston ard
Georgetown, s. G., papers please copy
IRBY Departed this life on Monday, May %.
1910. at 6'1o pm. WILLIAM II. IRBf. he
loved son Of Victoria Irhy. in the sixteenth
year Of his age.
Funeral will take place Friday. MAY 81. at
pm. from the chapel OF L dertaker X ".
Middleton. sth street southeast between u
and F.. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-26
The Brides Gifts.

No bride has received more valuable
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Elbrdge T. Gerry
have given the young couple a 9Th ave-
nue. home, and to the bride a fifteen
thousand-doilar pearl necklace. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt sent her bar pin
set with diamonds and rubies; Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. jr., a pearl and dia-
her aunt and cousin. Mrs. Strong and
Mrs. Ronalds. she has received a diamond
tiara.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-05

Uradovna {. 400 Baltimore block. roh
Z. Jackson ul., st. Paul. MINI.
HOdiny: Cd 8 do 12 dOp. q cd I do Odp.
nedei die dmluvy.
TelefOn N. w.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-05


ably Sc zved6lo, zdali mleko nepocha-
ri Cd krav stizenych tuberkulosou.
= Jako kazdorocne talk i letos "a
hajena bude koncem tohoto mesice
osobni doprava po parolodich po re-
ce Mississippi mezi St. Paul st.
Louis, Mo. DIE vyjadfeni paropla-
vebni spolecnosti, tax zvane ''Jo
Line" vzrGsta doprava cestujicich
po fece kazdym rokem. Spolecnost
10 Line vysila re St. Paul do st.
Louis dve lode kazdych devet dnd,
jez pfipluji do st. Louis "a tfi dny
a urazi vzdalenost 729 mil. Dopra-
va po fece stava Sc zvlaste velmi
oblibenou pro vyletniky jiznich
statd, hledajici pfijemne osvezeni u
krasnych jezer minnesotskych.
Snaha to, ably pfisti narod-
nj konservacni kongres Sc odbyval v
st. Paul, setkala Sc S dobrym vysled-
KEN. Vykonny vybor tohoto sdruze-
nj usnesl Sc ma odbyvani pfistfho
kongresu V nasem meste pocatkem
meslce zafi t. r. Hlaynlm fecnikem
pfi te pfilezitotsi ma byti ex-presi-
dent Theo. Roosevelt.
= PAM Johnsonoya, vdoya pc ze4
mfelem guverneru j A. Johnsono-
vi, odjede 10. t. m. do Evropy, kde
zdrz1 Sc asi tfi mesfce. Pf. Johnso-
nova bude provazeti na um6lecke ce-
ste znamou svetovou zpevacku Olive
Fremstad, jiz dostalo Sc vychovanf
V rodisti guvernera Johnsona st.
Peter.
: V Ceskem Obzoru cteme ''Do-
hry casopis nebo kniha jest velice
osvezujicim pokrmem mysle, ale Ii
je dosud mnoho lidl, ktefi zcela mic
nectou, zadny casopis neodbfraji a
o svete a politice mic nevedi, ale
pfi tom pfece telesn6 krasne Sc Wy
vijeji."
= Mestsky odhadG Chas. L..
Haas zapocal odhadem nemoviteho
majetku We meste. Odhad bude pro-
veden zkusenymi znalci a odbornfky
a hlavnim meritkem pfi odhadu bu-
de pfftomna cena majetku, bez ohle-
du ma hodnotu jeho v budoucnosti.
Potfeba odhadu nemoviteho majet-
ku jevi Sc jH velice nalehavou. Je do
sti pfikladG, ze majetek die posled-
niho odhadu provedeneho pred lety,
ma nynf dvojnasobnou cenu mno-
hych pfipadech naopak znacne po-
klesl.
= V dtery byli oddani rev. Jan
Ryndou kostele sv Stanislava pan
Oldfich Dipolt Sc 81. Kat. Kaufne-
rovou. Mlademu parku blahopfeje-
me.
- V nedeli vecer zemfel We SVEN
dome els. 68 w. Morton ul. kraian
JOS. Jonas staff Sc roki. Zemfely
byl poslednf rok upoutan ma ldzko
tezkou chorobou, jfz konecne podlehl.
Byl jednfm re staryoh zdejsfch osad-
Mkt a nalezel ku fadu Melnlk G. s..
P. S., jakoz k Modern Woodmen
spolku- Mimo manzelku zanechava
ma zivu n6kolik dftek, nichz nekte-
re jsou jn dospele. Pan Jonas byl
znam vetsine krajani We meste co
jednatel pro sicf stroje. Pohfeb od-
byval Sc We stfedu domu smutku
ma hfbitov Forest. Pohfbu sdGastnili
Sc hojnem poetu 6lenove fadu Mel
MIX. Pozdstale rodine vyslovujeme
nasi soustrast.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1910-05-05
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c

y ,
niho s. wardy pfedvolbach, male
zen byl V loznici We SVEN dome udu-
seny svitiplynem. Okolnosti nasved-
cuji tomu, ze otevfel plyn V sebe
vrazednem 1myslu. Domaci nesvary
Sc zenou sklamani politice uva-
di Sc "a pohnutky k sebevrazde.
= Andrew Mandel byl zatcen pro
dtok ma Joe Hubacka, stavkokaze V
nynejsi stavce chomoutafG feme-
naTI.
Harry B. Tomb, nocni klerk
We Fredrick hotelu, obdrzel zpravu,
ze bohaty jeho bratr Los Angeles,
CAL, pamatoval ma neho We sve po-
sledni Will odkazem 800 mesicne DO
cely jeho zivot.
= Udava Sc, re cena zahradnfch
zelenin, pfichazejicfch do trhu, jest
as 25 procent vyssi nezli minul6-
no roku.
az Prime Sc zena k obstaravani
domacnosti na farme. Rodina jest
7clenna. zene venkova Sc da pred
most. Piste pod adresou: J. Novot-
ny, R. N. 3, Hector, Mimi. 3O-2
Anthony Nowak Frank J.
Rosenthal byli zvoleni "a zastupce
zdejsfch Polak6 do prvniho narod-
niho polskeho -kongresu, jenz zased-
ne k jednanl We Washingtonu, D. G.
dne 10. t. m. Soucasne dojde We
Washingtonu k odhaleni pomniku
Kosciuskovi Pulaskimu, dvema
vznesenym hrdinim dob americke
reyoluce "a neodvislost. Ma pomnik
Pulaskiho povolila vlada $4,000,
kdezto Kosciuskdv pomnfk postaven
byl dobrovolnych pfispevkd pol
skeho lidu, "a kterymzto dcelem by
10 sebrano 100000.
= Politika scitanf obyvatel jsou
81 protivou. G.. A. Zimmerman, je-
den re sberatelG censu, nalezaje Sc
"a svym povolanim, pfisel We 4. war
de na jednoho muze, jenz udal, ze
je vdovcem a otcem jednoho devcete.
Ma dalsi dotazy Sc primal, ze ma
tez diva syny, jez prvopocatku "a
tajoval. Ma otazku jake mali "a
mestnani, odpovedel tazany, ze zad-
ne. Kdyz vsak sberatel nalehal, ze
necim Sc pfece musi zabyvati, dosla
tazanemu jiz vsechna trpelivost a Sc
slovy, ze stydf Sc to sdeliti, udal, ze
jeden roznasi pfedvolebnf plakaty S
podobiznou Haase a druhy ze cini
totez pro Kellera
Stepan Pfcha, marsal Spoj.
Statd, odjel do Chandler, Mimi, od-
kud pfivezl sem John M. Johnsona,
jenz odsouzen byl k pokute $3.50
anebo ma 80 dni do vezeni pro otevf-
rani dopisd sve zeny. Johnson byl
az do nedayna postmistrem a vyni-
kajicim obcanem jmenovanem me
stecku do nesnazi dostal Sc tim, ze
jako postmistr otevfral dopisy, psa-
ne rukou sve zeny, jez obdrzela cd
neho rozvod a lila pfatel lowe,
odkud psala svym znamym Chand-
ler.
- Udava Sc, ze st. Paul pou-
ziva Sc pres sest tisfc psacfch stro-
jG.
"a Prime Sc zena k obstaravanf
domacnosti ma farme. Rodina jest
.7clenna. Zene yenkova Sc da pred
most. Piste pod adresou: J. Novot-
ny, r. N. 3, Hector, MINI. 7-2
= Mestsky zdravotnf odbor roz-
hodl Sc pffsne dohlizeti k tomu, ably
|mleko, zasilane sem 2 yenkoTa, Wy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
San Francisco's Municipal Railways

going matter
- o.
~ of little million
The voted largely the making
the
election
operating
when the and Of politics considered
the operation of municipal
this
light
interesting the bond advocated
William Randolph Hearst organs
departments andt
FL burning will
the holding
Sunday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
The Tall Man and the Low Signs
DISSERTATION ON ORDINANCE BREAKING IN Ell pAso

rs it against the law" asks the tall
man. for chaps high brOw-or even
low brow-to be more than six fee1 in
altitude?" 1t seems so in this mans
town." added the tall one
OF course everybody knows that the
tall man is sore because some avn
ing rail broke his hard hat Everybody
knows that he is a knOcker, and that
in city of boosters.
5 But as is often the case. the knocked
has laid bare, with caustic sarcasm
some genuine need of civic reform
"Grafters thrive where knockers don't
is the epigram up to the minute.
Now the siX-feet-two knocker has dis
covered because he is higher Gin altitude
alone) than the most of men, that many
awnings and a few signs are hung, I'M
duly low in this mans town" He has
discovered 1t. has howled about it
because some grocer's awning cOlllid-
ed with his upper story TO the demol-
ishment of that now threeflfty- seven
and-a-quarter hat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05

No, 1t Is not against the law 10 exceed
more than six feet in height. only
against the law of nature maybe. On
the contrary it is against the law for
an awning to be less than 10 feet above
the sidewalk; sign lower than IL feet
from the sidewalk
The city ordinances explain very ex-
plicidly about all that. more than hint
ing about pretty fines for Violations and
so forth. the aforesaid, be it known
as'-and all that
Yet the knOcker, and some tall per
sons who are not knockers, run into iron
awning rods, and have then hats brush
ed off by canvas flaps, not only on out
lying but along many down town side
walks.
They should have boys out in front
of the store to boiler low bridge ;"
growls the knocker
Maybe some time the proper officials
will inspect few well known ugly avn
ings- And then the knocker will have
to find something else TO knock about.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05

day

~ 49, oy chinese actors en- route tc
AiO"s hong' China in bond.
Tomorrow evening the Metbodists will
give an entertainment in which the fol-
lowing viii take part: Mrs. Wimberly
MISS wall, Mrs. Parker. Miss Gracia AL
len; Dave Payne, Mr.. IIeverick. They
viii render several musical mum
pers which will be followed bv. an ad-
dress on The relation of young people
ton MI
rev Dr. Morrison. secretary of mis-
aIonS Oh the Methodist church. south
was was IN the city this morning en- route to
Chihuahua and preached both morning
and evening
Elder Hallam occupied the pulpit at
the Christian church.
A travelling man named Penny. from
CaIIornla', addressed the young mems
noon
There was an Interesting musical pro-
gram at st. Clements church this morn
ing.
Rev. Mr.. Grimes. of Laredo. Tex. oc-
cupled the pulpit at the Mexican Method
list church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
(From The Herald of this date 1896,
Il D.. Y &C.: ar: ;. a: Ago
Chinese Actors Pass Through Ctv

Deputy sheriff X. d. Harkey. of Eddy
county, n. NJ, arrived in the city this
morning on his way to St. Louis in
search of Harry P. Brown, who is want
ed In Eddy on charge of embezzle-
ment and is believed TO be in St. Louis.
lie is said to be $1,000 short in his ac-
counts with the county, of which he
was treasurer and of the Eddy bank.
OF which he was cashier
H. l.. Newman arrived from Kent this
morning and will enter his fathers bank
here.
The protracted prayer meetings of the
Baptlst church Will be held each even
ing during this week at 1880.
charles Gonzales, proprietor of the
falmer Hall dining room. gave a dance
III honor of his guests last night.
MRS Davis wife of the telegram
operacSr was hit by stray bullet while
sitting In the front frOom of her home
at the corner of Texas and Florence
streets last night Some boys were toy
ing with pistols and one of the bullets
struck her, not injuring her seriously.
The Southern Pacific train running
west this morning. had IL cars and two
engines, four of the cars being taken
from the =. P. Two OF the cars were &C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
The Manufacture Of Fakes

PTTSBURG sight the explosion
lod
bought the
OF the
only
as death chargeab to bad faith Many
dies from poisoned foods
the public hlesom stuff
The laws regulating foods
strictly enforced theyar
POISONED goods
responsible
morally,
1t pays 10 please Did in
dating young man got horse
towards customer IN tne manner that
And Calg has turned up That
ever IN TINS part OF the unty-and we have smooth ones
FL Paso didn't
the hich lis the tt5nc
not to make his
the Russians have tined it to the south boy Peay