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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-10
FROM THE VALLEY CLARION.

Our fire station Is again ready for
duty after the summer vacation. We
haven't had fire in the Valley since
the Fourth of July.
The Busy Bee circle has decided to
hold its future meetings in the even
ing. This will give the members time
to prepare their husbands suppers.
Good idea Ye editor has been one of
the sufferers.
Amos Duncan, our detective, has re-
turned home after an absence of sew
eral weeks. While he does not come
right out and say so, he hints that he
has been in Chicago. He called our
attention to the acquittal of Browne,
which was according to his predic-
tons.
Ben Dilley's wife has the hay fever.
Ben says he has tried everything, but
don't get results, and now he's trying
to induce his wife to go up in one of
the aeroplanes at the county seat next
week. She has consented to go up if
Ben accompanies her. Ben says he is
confident she would get rid of her
malady, and the only reason that he
hesitates about going with her is she
might be gone long time, and that
would be expensive il he were with
her, with harvesting coming on apace.
Rem Dudley, who has been employed
the Valley during the summer months,
is home to spend the winter with his
mother. He intends to take long
needed rest, probably until spring. He
is a firm believer in the conservation
of natural resources policy, and would
have attended the meeting at st. Paul
if the boats had been running
through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-10
sTREET CAR AS ALARM CLoCK.

William H. Dart, merchant, banker.
and city official, rises promptly every
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-10
(From The Argus Of 1880

Sept. "a special meeting Of the
Rock Island county bar is called for
this evening at 1880 at the court house.
John Bengston has returned from his
trip up the river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-10
~CANNEp, BY SOCIETY EDrroR.

Here is an account of a Rock Island
county wedding written by one of the
guests: zone of the most fashionable
weddings of the season was witnessed
by $50 guests last evening at the home
of when the daughter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
OGe(egrap6
6 2obnsrb0buns fir Gtfsus
bdbner.

bdbner.
ghieaso. %. Mars. Dos aus
gunotsheamtsn beitshenbe Shienssss
ridbt mslosie am Sisnitag. hab Meis
G)enftsllsrn 8 Gents pro Etunoe uno
Deidsn 4ufiebern iliso -1onermen"
msbrertr gahnen So pro Wondt 2obn.
aufihlns hstpiaigt tporoen ieisn. Dir
2chnsrhobuns baiirt bonn 10. Jebruar
1910 an uro gilt fir ben Weihens Iis
itri.i Gbicdgo uno Gaittrn SlinpiB,
fir nas gaEse Gpit.m Der Gbica1o
greot WsItern. ben 5tpin Cities Eis
f.ritt ausseuommtH, fir cas ssIamm:s
Enitsm ptr Chicago, Rod Sslono unb
pacifie gobn. Snpergrcps. Minn..
duseenpmmen oas 5smipal Trans
Fsr gabnipitsm. bic Wifigan Gentrd.s
bdbn rpsitIif BON Detroit ;slaiTe, sas
seiommten Spitsm Der psre Wars
oustts gabn nHo ben Ghitdeosr Weiz
dtnbiitriitN Der DiseOniin gsntrals
bahn.
Die aoitsn bes Qebtnsunierbaltes,
tptlfe in ben Isbtsn bier Johren um
minbsitens % g)roasnt ititGeH, rsnis
isvtissn sis oehHsrtS9uns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Der Stauoalin 8tttsbur9

Der Staroalir 8tttsbur rg.
Bittsbura qa, %. MGr3.
g}eun peitere GrzStabtrGtbe betannten
iih am 8ieuitag Dor pem 0iItrittanz
malt fbuIoig. als Mitglieber Der ltGoz
tTfen geboroen ibre Stimmen per-
tauft gu hobeu unb ipurben oann BON
Ridter u, 9. Gra8er nit iuIpeHbirs
tenn llrt6eil abIolpirt.
4Is ii6 Die 8ranpjurp turs ppr 5
llbr osrtagte, bate tie nod teine Nm
tIosen formuliert, obsIeih Iie itunbenz
lang nod 1tanbaloieren 9eitedungsz
eei6i6ten gelaufht, ais am Gage 3uz
Dor. So6n i. aIsin ersdhlte ii6er
feline grfahrungsn nit ben 8raitern.
s8a mar Elm 9urIhe. iagte sr. ,ber
tonnte 10 bleiben Elm reouIdrer
SbpIod. Sd itedte ibm fir oas Sin
Y. StraBe gefhdft S81 gu. @r lab
mid einige Sstunoen itorr an uno
fling oaun ssnen flrdt5arsu Sps.ta!sI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Sd)tffSnad)r d)ridlten.

Gsp 0ort, %. War3. gtnset,:
r9ene3ia" pon 9teopel.
Qbgeg.; ,8omd" nah Mtarieile;
.gronprin3eifir GeciIie" mad 9re-
men; nRpnoam" roh Rotteroam.
8ibruItdr. 2lbge9.: n8dr5as
rpTd", BON @enuu UNI g}eupel, Hadl
glsp Dort.
Ieoper. 9lnget.: San @ioz
panui", n9irainia" uuo nMaoonra"
pon Rem gort.
genua. 2tnget.: nDuta b'NoRa4
pon Zen 0ort
5ifheuarb. Iuaet.: ,Gdma
pania" bon Rem Dprt nah 2iberponl
beitimnt.
2tperpDol. gbgsg.: .Grants
plan" mad Ct. Sc9u, ". y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23


rem gepolteriing urrossfdbr AGO.
100000 ober nlebr Elm groberss
Beer oufitellsn, uls irgeub cine Rotion
Der Delt. die Ginselbeiten oes plas
nes fino nod niht ausgeorbeitst tpors
ben, mir beabiihtiger aber, aus uni:s
rem iunoen NGnrsrn Soloatsn 3u
MAIDEN, nitt dltin nit 5ilfs b.s
ersrsierbisnites, fonbern aud burh
rihtige Grsiebuno. Gle miiFeu iib
an ben @ebanten eeipobuen, bob e
fir bic il.site urb in 8saug auf 8.s
o5ltsrunessuhI ar0Bte Ration bsr
WsIt cine Shanbe III. 70 ifspd6 su
feiu. I'd, perot i'm ariegsminiiterium
quite QfTifhntsn babtr, bic bic europdis
it, Utilitdrfpfems ftuoirt bob.n uno
cine quite Ollie iein perosn."
Das tbeutihe aabef bis
mad Gibsrid psrIdugsr!.
Berlin, %. Wdr5. Die nsue
@erIdneerung bss osutiIsn Reeiss
rungsfobels. BON Generifa, eiuer ocr
canariiten 5uleln, Bis rah monros
pia, 2iberta. III ON Dieniiag sroffnst
fporoen. Die Gabelliuie tpiro ipdter
bis nah Siioam.ritu perldnsert tps.z
bn.
W Il fen q abrehHung pors
le1en.
pdris. %. Mdr5. Die Gsputitz
tentummer nobm cine 8orIdae an,
bic bic Qiquioiruna Der rsIigi0lsn Or
ben nem 8epdrtemsnt Der offentliher
DOMAIN. iibsrtrGet uro 6sitimmt, oaB
Die isbiatn WaTenpsrrpd!ter irn,rbal5
brsisr Monats oetaillirte abrehnurs
aeH ii6er idmmtlifs 3raRsattionen
OorlsosH miiieu.
Der btutihe R.ihstanss
Ter in R IN.
R o m, %. Wl6rs. Der osutit te
Rei6stan3lsr Or. BON 8ethmannz
bollpee ipuroe am 1ienftae bon benz
aonio 9ietor emanuel empfong.n.
btm er cine psri0nlihe gotfhdft Don
BEN 9diier Bilbeim perbunoeu nit
ben berslitTten Jreuroihdftso.riihts
runqsn oes gdiitrs iiberbratts. GO
ipohl Der a6nig fpie Der &ansIsr ories
ten 3ufrisbenbeit iixr ben j.siHn
StnHp Der 8s3isbauaen SpfihnI
9sutihlano uno sStalisn aus.
6eimlihe 4uspaR otruaq
nerbiHoert.
Minst, Rubfdno, %. W6rs. Ti,
g,bOrosn gsbeu iid ale Wiihs. oieSr'
saniidtion aufJubrettn. Die Elm Se'
f6dft Saraus mad,t. duspanoerungs'
Iuitiee 9ausrnfdmilieH. bic teine pdHs
erlanasr t0nuen, i'm Gebeim.H ii6sI
Die 9rer3e 81 fdaffen. 9isr 4usa
ipdnoersr 4btbsiluuaen purosn IN
ben lsbtsn 5agen an Der grsuse o6a.'
| fargen uno Ischs 4ssEttn, bic fold:
Grpsoitiunsn orsaHtiirt bait.n, ipur'
ben perhafist
Reue ardpalIe tn 30
gofa.
9oqota, Colombia, %. M1rs
Der Sab 1egsn oie Qmerisaner iommI
bier INNER nod in tdgliden ardpul-
len gum Qusorud. 4m Wlontdg pur.
BEN slpei iunge graldnoerinnsB, Ok
fir 4msritanerinren gehdItsn tporoer
lpdrsn. aneefdllsn uHb mibhanbsIt
Ser prdiibent Ramon gonssles Qas
Iereta iiattste Ipdtsr osm ameritonis
ihen Geidnotsn Rprtbeott sirsn ge.
| iuh ob.
9ds 5aus beg frub,ren 9ouper,
neurs llrttes purpe d6ermdls Dor
GrapaHtiten nit 5ieinsn bombarSir.
glm Dteritna tpuroe elm offisiellss
9ttrst osrOffsntlihi, unisr eem cine
5ransportiteusr bon dht prossni fiji
alIes uncertainties Mebl erboben tpe,s
ben fcll, ods BON ben GiiiisnItootsn
nah benz Snnsren aeidbidi pirb. Sons
auinSamper, btr 5inaH3miniitsr. pros
tsitirie esssn bieisn Shritt Der R,sie-
runs unb reiisnirte. iobalo eds u
fret unter5eihnei tporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
I'm dlineiiidrn Geidj einihbren.
Ser oeutidje Reidpsfansler BON oefl
A0nig 8ietor emanuel cmpiaHgrn.
4rbtiters Peniionsn in
Irdntreih.


garis, %. MGrs. - Der Senat
nabm am 4beno NIT $50 segsn orei
Stimmen Die arbeitsr peniionsporlage
on. Tan,it errsidt elm aampf Elm
GHDs, Der pier Sabre lang I'M Barlde
ment i'm Ganee mar, uHo cine gerpes
euRg bic bis gum Sabre 1882 suriits
batiri.
Die gorlaat, ipie Iie pom Ssndt an.
asnommsH nurbe, entbalt Die ltsten
Aetommanbdtionen Der Regieruns uno
iii in manfer 5inFiht bon Der BON Der
admmer auo<nommsHen Yorlage per
idDitoen. Ntan lit alleemeiu Der Nm
iidi, bab Iis BON Der aammsr in ibter
iebtssn 6aIIung angenommtn Iuiro.
ndmit hem aampie Gin Gnoe gsn1ht
fuiro uno bic 2lbasoroneteu bel Der
bsperittRnosu Wdbl ibreu aoniiiiueRs
Ten esgsniiber auf oas gllterspeHiionss
GtieB ais Elm rfait dccompIi" hinrpslien
fonntn.
llnter oem neusn plan fiisbeu oem
QeniioHsfonos bic Geioer duf orei
2uslIeH gu, HdmIi6: u Sdbrlite oblis
satorifde gsitrdse Der ar6sitsr, Die
fir Mdnntr 8 syrancs, fir Grauen 8
rnn iiir Wlinberidhrise Al 5ranes be-
ira1en.
q 9eitrdes Der Qrbeiteebsr in alsis
d,<r 60hs fpis oiejsnissn Der 4r6titer.
nno, g.. bic gsitrdss oss Siaatss.
Gtlbit bic grpsrten itimmeu niht oas
rim iibersin. ipsIte 5obe oisTe Summ.
srrsiten lpiro. man nimmt aber i'm
ollsemeinsn an. oaB lie i'm sriien Sabre
1S0.000.0 900 5rnHcs 1886, ,0O0. .000) ers
rsid1en piro. Die Summs lpiro oann
jdbrlib tleiner lpsroen, bis re idbliebs
LID, lpenn bds Spitem in normdler
Ileife arbeitet. nod ungsiabr 125..
100000 Jranes i'm 5abr betr18en
spirb.
Die gsnfonsberehiigung trit. i'm
sllter pon 65 Sdbreu elm, poer ndhs
hm Elm Wanu breibig Sabre lang ses
orbtiisi bat. Die polt BENTON fir
ben tlsini.en j1brlifen Seiirng bstrdgt
Ala Jrants I'M ssahr, nas9enommtn
Bel 1arm0rbeitern, beren peniion ipie
aud1 bic geitrGgs stlpds nisortser iino.
Ias 8sieB finoet auf unasfalr IT,
100000 psrfonen 4nperouua. bic als
len 4rbeiistlnftn oneehorsr. ausges
nomnisn iine ober bic Giisnbobnansss
flsliieE. bic gergleute nno be SseItuif,
bic iebt fchon penIionsbersttiat iiro.
na n[It Staatsdn1eiteiIten nnd elmer
btiiimmten 5isni3eii peniionirt ner,
BEN. ipiro oos glltsrs geniionsfpTt.m
tbniidh!ict aui idmmilife 4rbeitsr In
fSrnnsreib nusgsbehnt.
Das neue Gbino.
geriin. %. Mdrs. Der fineiis
ihs GsInHnit 2ln 5itans, Der abxs
raitn fpcrosn lit unb burh ben friibss
rsn etinsiiffxn GeiaHotsn in gJaihs
inaton. Cir CHAN 1uHa siao Gbsns
erfebt .per5sn lpiro, propbe3eihts lnt
Eisnitng in sinem Jnierpieip Elm grcBs
urtigss miIiidriifss Grpndxn ghis
mas. Dsr G,sianhte 'pirb nah isinsr
Miidtehr nan Ysiing bas sriessminis
itsrium bortislbft iixrnebmtn.
uJh bs1biihtigs. Die dlIgtmsine
Mtbrpilihi In China siRsnfiibrsn, :
faats bsr Geiann.s, unb er iiiste bias
su: sWsnn mir itbtn rnfftnflhissn
Rana gum Isilisdrbisne bsrsnakbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
WetterbertAt.

Cir Obio unb bas ipeItlihe
genuIplponien: Sd0nes Wettsr ain
Mittnof. 2tm Donnsritas tbeiltueiie
tribes Detisr. Wdbi9 itdrte Ditli4e
Die fiihIifx Minne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

8urosu brei Eerioneu setOotet nHe
eli perlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Guirmount. M.Na., %. W1rs.
.. Guilss Nrospa. 55 3s1re aIs uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Was Der SnnoesbauptFtaot
9teprdientant Gbutleforb, N}o.,

3eprdIentdnt Sbufleforb, W}o.,
Wea6te i'm Reprdf fsntanten6dus ein2n
6eftigen perI0nli6en angriff auf
ben Spre6er Cannon.
Gifforb pinhot i6on felt Samita1
naA europa unterpegs.
N}o er nit oem pr6iioenten RoOiepeLt
3uIammentreffeu lpirb.
Gr ioQ per SabeE naa europa 6ei5iez
Den fporoen ieiH.
Der bissjdbrige NlarinszGtat 5etduft
iih auf mebr ais $129,OO0,00O.
Der hiIeuiIhe 0sTanbte u6:rseuQt,
DAB ss 3tpiiten Chile unb qeru nidt
| gu einem ariege tommen piro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

MuslanD. telegraph
Das a(lers.D .DaaGonsgeleb
Q0iro enolidD in Iranfrei6
snr Sbatiabe.
Die Jorfage pom Senaf a1-
genommen.
Der ia6rlid. Rsiiraa Der Rsaierung
Sum psn6onsfonA
Rsiro lid, inn eriten Sabr ani
fSO,OOO,OOO ssraues
bclamiem.
giaeemeine 3ebrpflidt
gsin brr nenc dDiHeiildle NriegsmiHl'
iier, Der bio jstt tSeianotsr in
@erIiu ipnr,
I'm dlineiiidFn Geid) einiHbren.
Ger oentidDe Heidusfanjlcr BON ocm
a0nig 8ietur emanuel cmpiauarn.
lie gegen ameritauer geridDteteu
aramalic in Suguta bDren
nidlt aui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Die 0ilGl6afa kataarop6e tn
JoWa.
Die 3nbl Der Snoteu betrdgt
Jest bereits AZ.
pie 16 5a6re afte Satie
lNanj
I'm Maiiiflpm cerGrmoromng ibrer
Zd)fpefter Glisabetb auses
fla8t.
Sas Wddod,en lenanet nnb befuuoets
nidDt bic aeringite llnrube.
gei elmer Golliiion BON jiuei SradF'
,igen in aeutufD
8nron orei Eerioneu set0otet nHe
eli perlest.
o
Ter Spmpatlieitrcif in philadelphia
ieinem Gnne unhc.
Tie ,sranen Gbieaao's iiber bic aHti'
Smtnaoel-Eroinnns erboit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
slaaemeine 3ebrpflidlt

Aia brr nenc d)iHeiiidle NriegSwiul'
iter, Der bio jeet oSeianoier IN
@erliu ipar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

ernFtlife, b1 Die aonIuln bic matcs
riellen SntereTen ibrer Stuotsdnge6o-
rigen tpobrne6men tonnen. pd3reno
biplomdtif6e 5ragen ourh cine brittle
Waft erlepiqt nerben fonnen.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-22
r. r Z DAY"
TONIGHT AT THE ELKS

TIN. story TO- q Knc For =
N,.ne J.; 10 .t-u.
rer. direction OF Pen Talh. w.i.I.
20 ;he "lks Cpe House TO
IN. doe u.. concern the period
#'t9 c.a. mail ana steel helmets
,a, fashion a. lis people are
or today, the knight of laughter and
who is the centra ogur" of tio
nervv liit.' wait'r who
Tie cretertio's If 4 modern
ishman end with them enters
! if" whore @ erd avore o III f
that he IS real knight The
r17uction comes here in its entirety
PRESENTED fer q rear in Chicago,
months in New York and three
b" H. Bcs'or
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-22
All the Year Around

EITHER WINTER OF SUMMER,
THE WRITING PAPERS MADE IN
BERKSHIRE eY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
LAS CRUCES GIVES
THANKS TO SANTA FE
The Chamber of Commerce
Passes Resolution OF
Thanks For New
Station.

Las Cruces, N NJ. Jan. 5.-The gen
eral meeting of the members of the
chamber of commerce was fairly wei
attended at the armory last night
The board of directors presented a
new or revised constitution which was
read amended and ordered posted un-
til the next regular meeting.
Secretary A. R. Coleman made a YER
hal report on the work of the cham
her. showing clearly that if the people
would rally to the chamber and appre-
ciate is possibilities. there was no
question of the profitable results to
each individual member. He insisted
that the chamber should be a business
proposition and that nothing short of
the very best business methods would
suffice in handling its affairs.
Each member present agreed to r.
to bring in from two to five members
within the next 10 days. There re
now 12I members.
On motion OF George Frenger, sec
onded by w z. Baker and unanimously
carried, the secretary was ordered %
draft a letter Of resolutions couched in
suitable terms from the chamber OF
commerce Of the MesiIIa valley to h
general manager of tsle Santa Fe rail
road company thanking II for its action
in putting in the new station and i'm
provements at Las Cruce<
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
INVESTIGATION Is
ORDERED BY
CONGRESS
CONTINUED From Page One. F.;

press and magazines of the country for
several months have been filled with
charges against the present secretary
OF the interior and his conduct of the
office he holds A moments thought
should cause an honest and fair-minded
man to hesitate to accept such charges
against a man whose whole life hereto
fore has been one of the highest recti-
tude and against whom no dishonora HE
charge has ever been made in either
private or public life. Sucn a man is the
present secretary of the interior.
Asks Only Justice
HE gave up a large and lucrative
law practice simply at the call of pa-
triotic duty Is it possible that he ar
once became the scoundrel and arch
enemy of the people that he has been
depicted i'll the public press? 1 can
not believe it. If he has used his high
office to advance special interests. if
he has sacrificed the people for pri-
vate or personal gain. let it be shown.
If on the other hand, the people have
been deceived and he has been unjust
" accused that should be shown not
only that justice may be done him but
that the confidence of the public in
ire honesty and integrity of ire nnb1ic
servants may be restored and strength
ened and the animus of the attacks dis
closed.
A COnserVationist
Much has been said regarding his
views on the conservation of orr natural
resources. This I shall not discuss al
this time l believe that it will he
shown that his purposes and objects are
substantially the same as those of the
most radical conservationist and the main
difference is but one of methods AS
suredly there is room for an honest diff
ference of opinion.
He recommends the repeal of the
timber and stone laws and the disposal
of the timber separate from the soil. He
recommends that coal deposits be sep
arated from the title to the surface and
that the coal be disposed of separate
from the land by sale or lease. He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
BRIEF ITEMS AND PERSONALS.

Las Cruces, y. NJ, Jan. 5.-Judge
Frank W. Parker is at Santa Fe this
week attending supreme court.
F. G. Long, who un:II recently made
his home in Las Cruces. but now of Sill
yer City, is in town.
NJ. A. Weinberg, outside circulation
manager of The Daily Herald. is in the
city Theo- Lazarus. of The Herald, is
in the city today extending The subscrip-
ton list of The Herald.
q. ID. Martin, recently of Beaumont,
Tex, has arrived in the city to be a
permanent resident. Mr. Martin has an
interest in the Peoples Drug store. His
family will come to join him here at an
early date.
Dr. and Mrs. Hill, OF Hillsdale ranch,
near DOna Ana, were in the city yester-
day, having accompanied their daugh-
ters, Misses Mary and Hannah, this far
on their return to San Antonio. Tex,
where they are attending school.
The work of dismGtding the old Mitch
ell building is going IN rapidly. The
adobes are being hauled to fill the low
places III Las Cruces avenue. prapara-
tory to paving.
VIM. Palmer, ira. NJ Hoy, of Rim
con; L. Clapp. of Hatch; Capt. Van Gas.
OF Chamberino, and Harry r Hannum,
OF San Miguel. were in the city in at
tendance at the meeting of the board
OF directors of the Elephant Butte Wa
ter Users association.
MI. and Mrs. Norwood Hall came
up from Ell Paso and cpent New Years
Win MI ana Mrs. r. L. Faulkner.
Inc revival services an the Methodist
church by Evangelist FinLey. of Texas,
are being we'll attended. Last night the
sermon by Mr. Finney made a deep i'm
preston on his audience. his theme
Delng Sin in the Soul" Several held
up their hands for prayer and there was
one profession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
AT THE HOTELS.

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Jan. 5.-The fol-
lowing are registered at the hotel Don
Barnardo: A. B. Holden. Denver: NJ
a weinberg, FL Paso; T. B. Lazarus. FL
Paso; C. L. Well, Denver: John Dea-
gan Los Angeles: r. P Barnes, Silver
CITY; W. B. Stanford, Mayfield; Robert
Neltzschman. Anthony; S. T. BATHS. AL
puquerque; Mrs. c. Meyer, La Luz. n.
NJ; Jack Scales. La LUZ, " NJ.
Park hotel arrivals: E. z. CaIdwalder
rocky Ford. Colo; J. L Mccullough.
Kansas City, Kans.: Archie McKathrie
atkinson Neb.; j. A. Simmons. Organ
charles Leonard. Pueblo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05

band had shown her a gold match box
presented to him by the girl and had
asked her if the girl could not buy him
away from her She says he carried a
photo of the girl and neighbors say
that Mrs. Cohen often told them that
Erred has millionairess in love with
him. The father of the girl claims
that she has been kidnapeS.'
Sketch OF the Couple.
Miss de Janon is pretty girl and be-
sides being the heir of Mr.. Buist is
wealthy in her own right In her
mothers will she was left $4,000. but
she will not get this money until she
is II years of age. Cohen was by no
means an ordinary waiter. He has been
a globe-trotter in his time and has
spent several small fortunes. Friends
whom he had made around the differ
ent hotels declare that he is a fine
Hnguist and conversant with almost
every modern subject. About six years
ago he represented himself as a baron
and spent his time travelling and around
the race tracks in this country. He has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05

recommends legislation ito prevent the
acquisition of power sites on the pub
lie domain by private persons or cor
porations with the view of monopoIfz.
Ing or adversely controlling them
against public interest He has with
drawn all locations known TO possess
power possibilities and uaapprOpriated
lands outside OF national forests over
which his department has no jurisdic-
ton and he recommends that congress
pass measure authorizing The CLASH
fication of lands capable of being used
for water power Development and to
permit of their disposal through the
interior department upon substantially
the following conditions.
The investigation
This resolution has been drawn di-
recting the committee TO investigate
along certain and specific lines and
then authority is given TO it 20 make
any further investigation that it may
deem desirable. The intention is TO Sc
cure the broadeSt and most thorough in
vestigation. If the resolution can be
made broader and more rigid, and a
more thorough investigation secured. it
should be done and will be welcomed by
the secretary he wants no whitewash:
he wants no partial investigation: he
wants ii rigid. thorough and complete"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
brotherinlaw living in the Bronx.

a brotherinlaw living in the Bronx.
New York
While he was working in PhiladeI-
phia several years ago Cohen announced
70 his friends that he had fallen heir to
fortune amounting to 100000 and
resigned his position to go TO Austria
to collect the money. For a long time
after leaving Cohen was not heard Of
until he turned up at Sheepshead BAY.
where, it is said. he won large sums Of
money which he spent lavishly He was
soon without funds and came to Phila-
delphia and secured a position at the
Bellevue-Stratford and was assigned to
the BuiSt suite. Cohen, it is said. had a
number of aliases and the present Mrs
Cohen whom he has deserted, is his
third wife. He often remarked that
there was little use for him to work
when a millionaire's daughter was in
love with him.
The statement made by the girls
father that Cohen ran away with the
girl with visions OF hush money to pre-
vent scandal had a great effect on
Mr. Buist, the grandfather of the heir
ess. He is firm in his belief that the
girl is being held against her will
Search in New York
In New York search for the clippers is
kept up by detectives on clews that
convinced them that the two were in
hiding there.
1t became known Tuesday that an ell
Derby man and ayoung girl resembling
Cohen and Miss lie JTSan had applied
for apartments at three different places
Monday. One of IL csc houses on West
Ninety third street, was watched Tues
day in the belief that the couple might
return there. as they had partly prom
ised to do
The demeanor OF the couple was
found by inquiry TO ma We been very
affectionate- The young woman wore
a large black hat trimmed with fur.
such as the one described as belonging
to Miss de JanOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-05
AUSTRIAN INQUIRIES ABOUT
THE A--.ilOAN CACTUS.

Agricultural College. y. NJ. Jan. s.
Prof r. f. Hare, of the chemical de-
partment, has received u very interest
ing letter from Dr. Gottfried Schmohl,
OF Budapest. Austro- Hungary, concern
ing the cactus of the country.
Dr. Schmohl has seen several of Prof.
mares bulletins on the subject and has
become interested. Thinking the land
around the newly acquired province of
BOSNIA 70 be suitable for its growth, he
desires 70 know of persons who can de-
.Ver shipload< OF the cactus to some
american seaport, and the possible cost
OF The same. It is his purpose to plant