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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
TURKISH POSITION
BETTER At TRIPOLI

London. England, Nov. 6.-An Ameri-
can diplomat who arrived from Con-
stantinople, confirms the report of a
recent Improvement in the Turkish po-
sition at Tripoli, due to the arrival
there of a large number of Turkey
best army officers They reached the
front by passing through Egypt.
American Cruiser to TripOi.
Malta, Nov. "a wireless MESA &c
received by her commander, Benton c..
Becker. today orders the American
cruiser Chester to proceed to Tripoh
forthwith.
Dead Are In Streets.
Malta. Nov. 6.-Advices from TripOI
state that the sanitary condition is
growing worse. Bodies Of the Arabs
who died Of cholera or hunger were
found I'm the streets
The palm groves are filled with
corpses and so cases Of cholera are re-
ported i'm the Italian army.
Chester Sails
Washington, Nov. 6.-Under orders
from the state department, transmitted
through the navy department, the Ches-
ter, which has been lying at Malta,
sailed this morning for Tripsl-
Her mission fl is presumed is 20 as
certain the truth regarding the charges
that the Italian troops have practiced
barbarities on the Turks and Arabs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
FOWLER,S MACHINE
STRANDED IN SAND

That cross country aviation has its
difficulties viii be verified by the
corps Of mechanics who helped Robert
G.. Fowler in his efforts to get into
the air today for his final fit into this
city. Yesterday when Fowler was
forced to descend about IA miles out
Of FL Paso he chose the best landing
place available, but even at that he
alighted in the top of a Spanish bayO-
net. which as he expresses it, lis a
sort Of an island entirely surrounded
by sand AS a result it was necessary
TO use pick and shovel for several
hours tnat road might De punt
which would permit the great bird TO
get out of the soft soil into which the
wheels and sSids had sunk.
Makes Flight in Fog.
FoWler's flight from Douglas sunday
was remarkable in several ways In
the first part of the journey he was
annoyed by f-gs through which he had
to cut his way, mostly bu guess. In
one place he was unable to see the
railroad tracks below him, although he
was flying at less than 200 feet above
the ground, and one time through this
section he suddenly cut out Of a g
bank to find a hill but a few feet
away and directly in his path. 1t took
fast work to miss this and escape
serious smash. Another danger in the
fog was the air holes which are as
frequent as when the weather is clear,
aviator cannot tell that he is falling
but lar more dangerous, because the
aviator cannot tell that he is falling.
In one JOf these Fowler fell to within
Is feet Of the ground without knowing
1t until he saw clump Of trees show
up below him.
Tt is not expected that Fowler viii
arrive here before late Monday after
noon and probably not before Tues
day. His advance man. N r.. Cooper,
had arranged for him to visit Deming
and Silver City and had wired him TO
that effect. The message was not de-
livered, however, and he came directly
from Douglas here. Wheen the mes
sage that he had started for FL PasO
yesterday morning reached here Coop
er attempted to intercept him and adj
wise him of this promised detOur, but
was unable to connect and as a result
these people are to be disappointed
viii be Hers Several Days.
During the greater part of his flight
Sunday Fowler followed the FL PasO
& Southwestern road. For a pOrtHsl Of
the trip he was kept in sight of train
No. 6 and when he landed at Hachita,
the train dispatcher allowed a delay
of five minutes to enable the mechan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
Politics
FIGHT ON 'RING"
ASSUMES SHAPE
s'Good Government League
Plans Campaignan Ring
Splits RuInOredAga

Once again the political pot IS DoIIng
and the fire underneath the pot Is beng
reDlenished from time to time with IueI
tha+ Is calculated to bring 1t to a WHITE
heat before the next county election IN
November, 1912.
On the streets men are talking. They
are talking of the ring and OppOslulon
to Che ring. They are more bold IN
their declarations than ever before ana
some have promised support IN llgn5
against the ring.
a Good Government league has been
formed and is said to be growing IN
numbers. Its declared purpose is to Tight
the eriupf and fight it hard to secure
its overthrow at the next election. Inc
Blazer. q publication which cTltlclses the
acts of the present officials, has been
FOSTERING this move and was instrumental
In the forming of this new party, on
whose rolls appear the names OF men
who have never before been IN the
political limeEght-
There has again been rImOred a splltl
to occur in the ranks OF the faithful
ering7 followers, and it Is SAID that DIS
tTict clerk Ike AIderete Is slated Tor tn
ak. This r1mor has been spread about
SO much that, like other Tumorss 1t IS
gradually gaining credence-
C0mled with this reported endeaVOr
of some Of the men who rule TO over
throw Aldeuete. comes a boomerang
which may get back into the camp. 1t
is the reported intention of Alderete TO
gather his hosts together and fight with
all his might against such a decree.
no open declaration of war has been
made None may be, but it IS no longer
a secret that there are those in the
ring who would overthrow Alderete II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

they dared. There are Others who know
that If these men do dare TO attempt
such an overthrow, they VIII have the
fight of their lives on their hands.
Alderete controls the balance of power
in Ell PasO in the form of 900 Mexican
votes which by his command can be
swung in whichever direction he may
elect, and it is believed by many that
he WI elect to fight for OF against the
ring" as the ring" DEGREES he shall
have to fight. His father and brothers
are also powers among the MeXicans
down the valley-valuable in county
elections.
with each annual cold snap these
rJUnOTs Of intended splits come forth,
and politics fills the air. Each year they
are proved untrue and the backbone Of
the ring remains intact, for the simple
reason that the disturbing element Is not
of sufficient strength to cause the revO-
buttons it desires. This may prove out
another rumOr, matched out by the first
frOsts of November, and it may prove
what some people think it win, the
formation Of party OF strength to over
throw the present regime and put some
new men into office.
Let it be a fight or a mere exhaust
Of air. political meetings are to occupy
much of the time of Ell PasOans during
the cold months. Men viii gather about
warm stoves and discuss the outlook, lay
plans which may eventually resolve
themselves into n8ught On the other
hand they may result in the raising of a
large sum for a royal political fight in
El PasO
IF the latter be the case, then it viii
have TO be a large sum for much money
Is spent on elections in FL PasO and
goOdlv sum Is vet to be spent before the
hopes Of the anti ring men are real
ized
The men in power are never sleeping.
They know every point in the political
game and they play with full hands.
They win make hard fight whether
they win or lose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
CARRIES COURT QUESTION
To STATE SUPREME COURT

AUSTIN GTWO eehfied
affecting validity
The questions certified by chief PeeOIa
he
ated existing the single
the PasO
single bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
Politics
ALlMAG0R90 ENDS
LIVELY CAMPAIGN
Otero County Is Expected to
Give Mcdonald a
Majority

AlamOgOrdO, n. H., Nov. 6.-On the
eve of the first state election, ev-
erything is quiet. but it is the quiet
which precedes the storm The cam
paign has been short, but eXcep uOnally
strenuous, with the candidates going
night and day The campaign In Otero
county, as regaTUs the county ticket,
has been remarkably free from per-
sonal abuse and mud singing. Some
quiet work of the cut-thrOat variety
has been done, but everything that has
been printed and openly circulated has
been above reprOach.
The county never before in its his
tory has been so badly split. 1t is gen
orally thought that with the exception
of the Socialist party. there will be
practically no straight tickets voted
There has been some betting on the
race for governor, but no betting on
the county ticket
This county is conceded to Melon
aid, but the opinions vary widely as
to the majority. The most cOnserva-
tive Republicans place the majority at
so, while some Of the optimistic Demo
Gratis say as high as $50. A cOnserva-
tive estimate Of McDOnald's majority is
In predicting Otero county's vote. It
must be remembered that the county
gave a scant majority of so for the
adoption Of the constitution, while AL
amogOrdO precinct gave a majority Of
19 against the constitution.
The blue ballot viii carry In this
county by a large majority, probably
by 400 votes. Nearly all of the Demo-
Gratis, all Of the Socialists and many Of
the Republicans viii vote for the blue
ballot There has been no campaign
whatever in this county against the
blue ballot. The Republican county
convention drafted a resolution leaving
the matter, entirely without prejudice,
TO the judgment Of the individual voter.
The result Of the county election de-
Ponds largely upon the strength shown
by the Socialist party 1t is claimed
that almost the entire strength Of the
party has been recruited from the
Democratic ranks, but this claim is de-
MED by the Democrats. It is the con-
census Of opinion that the Socialists
viii poll about 275 votes votes. The
party leaders are claiming 400 votes FOR
II. o. Riggs, candidate for sheriff II
this last prediction proves true. on a
strict party vote, the election Of the
Republican candidate for sheriff is a
certainty.
W. c. Mcdonald, Democratic candi-
date for governor arrived in Alamo
gOrdO on the limited at 2:15 this az
ternoon and spoke at the courthouse
at $3.50. He viii go by auto from here
to La Luz for @ short stop; thence to
TularOsa, where he viii speak tonight
leaving at S:25 for his home at Carl
zOzC. This is the first visit Of Mr.. Nc
Donald during the campaign and the
Democrats are planning to give him a
big ovation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

Mutt and jeff are with US. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Every day in The Herald hereafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
RODGERS RESTING
AFTER LONG FLIGHT
Towns Are Striving For
Honor of Being Chos-
en- Terminus

Pasadena, Cal, Nov. 6.-Aviator Cal.
p Rodgers, who completed his record
breaking transconunentaI flight Of
1921 miles yesterday, remained in bed
until nearly 10 o'clock this morning. lie
SAID there would be no flight TODAY
his biplane had just enough STAYING
power TO last to Pasadena. Until iii ia
again rebuilt, the aviator cannot con-
unue TO the Pacific ocean, which can
be seen from the park where the aero
plane is housed.
The flying machine has been rebuilt
so many times since Rodgers left New
y DIRK, September II. that hardly a stick
remains Of the original fabric, II will
require several days hard work bv the
mechanicians TO put the planes and mo-
tor In condition to make another flight
san Diego are competing for the honor
or being chosen as the terminus of the
ocean TO ocean flight
When Rodgers started out this morn
ing he encountered a dense thrOng in
'front.' or MS hotel, and fearing another
experience like yesterdays. the aviator
He'd back in the hotel and escaped
through the rear entrance.
He spent the day experimenting the
repair work on his machine
Aviator Calbraith p Rodgers an
preaching successful completion Of
his ocean TO ocean jauut across the
American continent scared into Pasa-
dena. at 4.04 o. m. Sunday at a mile q
minute clip on the last squirt of 80 miles
from Pomona, and dropped from an al
tltude Of several thousand feet to
graceful landing at Tournament park.
Makes Records En- Route.
New York, n. Y, Nov. 6.-CaIbraith
p. Rodgers the aviator who practically
completed his ocean to ocean flight by
landing at Pasadena, Cal, Sunday,
started from this city 40 days ago on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
VERKILYA is
FORMALLY ARRESTED
Is Charged With One Muir
der and Suspected Of
Eight Others


Chicago. H. Nov 6-l[rs Louise
Nermiiya. charged with the murder OF
policeman Arthur BissOnette was for-
mally placed under arrest today. She
remained quiet on her during the pre-
AmlnarE hearing held ineher home AZ
ter debate the hearing was postponed
until November Is and mittimus is
sued, ordering her committed to the
county jail hospital
The hearing was held in Mrs Yer
milya's home owing TO her illness. mu-
n-clpal judge Walker and the court att
Iaches croWdSng into the little bedroom
she manifested little interest in the
proceedings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
what was to prove his record making

Lrlp.
In a Wright biplane he rose from
the Sheepshead Bay race track at 4-25
%. m, September IL, and arrived at Pas
adena. Cal, at 4-10 p. m, sunday. He
left behind him at Marshall. No. on
October TO- a broken worlds record Tor
cross country. flight, having then trav-
eled 1893 miles, as against the record
of 1855 miles previously made by Harry
n. Atwood ROdgers's mileage over the
Atwood record kept pilsng up day by
day until Sunday he lad eclipsed Ii by
a total Of 1866 miles Figured trom
his actual flying time of three days,
10 hours and four minutes in travelling
1921 miles. his rate of speed was 51-59
miles an hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
POLICE OF MONTEREY SEEK
MAN WHO BOUGHT A c.

this citv are looking for the man who
went under the name of T. A. Anderson
here and deported himself as wealthy.
He purchased the cafe International, on
Zarag0za plaza, and under the gIise Of
going to Oklahoma after the money to
pay for the establishment, secured the
payment of a dheck at one of the hanks
endorsed by a prominent lumber dealer
here. The check has been declared
worthless.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

Laurie Hardware Co.
for Perfection Oil Heaters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
IS GIVEN GOLD WiArCH

Is GIVEN GOLD WATCH
FOR BEING "UNCO' GUIDE"
Ludlow, Mass. Nov. "a fund
established by Charles ID. Rood.
a wealthy resident, to encourage
good habits among the young
men of this town. has Just been
drawn upon to reward Howard
u Bennett, of Ludlow Center.
who has never used a prOfane
word, never smoked nor chewed
tobacco. never touched liquor
and never kissed a girl outside
his own family.
BeDnPtt's reward was q gold
watch suitably inscribed, pre-
scented on his 21st birthday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
SEVERE STORMS
IN BALTIC SEA

Berlin, Germany, Nov. "a severe
storm is sweeping over the Baltic and
North Sea coasts today. An unidenti-
fled steamer sank off CuNhaven and
the fate of the crew is not known.
Lifeboats rescured the crews of sew
eral other distressed vessels
bikes * many points have been
broken and the country i'm the vicinity
is flooded.
Special trains carrying troops are
being rushed to the coast TO aid I'm the
rescue work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

FuH measure at southwestern FueI Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06

les to start his engine and then CON
tnue to this city. Fowler VIII prob
aDIy remain in this city for two or
three days, and III is possible MAJ 6s
viii give an exhibition while here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-06
RAILROAD RATIO
OF DEATHS SMALL
Over Half People Killed
Last Year Were Steal
mo RidnS

Washington, Nov. SITS to ass
that a railroad man win be killed on
ms JOB and to Is that ne VIII be
injured The interstate commerce
commissions report of American rail-
road accidents for the 10 months ended
on June 30 shows that ratio
IN lnat period 1885 persons were
Allled ana l50,l59 We're injured. How
ever, only $50 passengers were killed
More than one-half the total number
Al4led were treSpasSing or stealine
rides on trains.
Eum men.nre 81 so-.ah--..-..-. IL q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
MAY PROCESSION
Held At ST. Joseph's Cathedral Yester.
day Afternoon-Many Attend
The Affair.

Yesterday afternoon the annual MAY
procession was held ut 81 Jos,ph's
cathedral The procession formed az
- lr ln the church and marched from
there around thr convent grounds and
the cathedral hi-h school grounds.
lu The academy ward am altar was
erected upon which stood statue 81
rho Virgin MARY boo Oh. midst OF beau
ufIi flowers sud LIGHTED candles. The
procession wHs l.I bf tho aco1yf,s
h"arlur Irbf0d candles They were
followed Dr.. fhe FIRST communion class
and members OF The blessed NIrsin
sYiHiIft
Tho nrrf communion girls wore white
dresses. Inur white Wells and smilaN
wr.lfhs The Nar Queen and H.r
court of honor walked next Tho queen
wof. 70 long white tulis dress and veil
which Was upheld Iy four little "yeu
m1id'nF" Followed fha procession the
coronation f.nt place. While the
queen placed h.r wreath 90 roses on
thr bead nf fh. statue The children
rlfI erred around and sang The petite
I.u vaa Chem read Dos Miss Nlrrrr
Tnr procession them returned tn the
church wI.r. htu.dirfIHu OF tho If.es-
sd slrr'm.rf was given after which
Tho FIRST r.mmluInu class went 900 20
Tho uiiHr fn renew IHufIamll vows Ird
Co ht. enrolled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

be entertained Thursday evening by
Miss Emma Henderson At her home on
West Walnut street.
Boys-To get flying machine buy
sack OF ROYAL Blue Flour.
Travel on the street cars Sunday was
the heaviest Of the year.
Rev. Mr.. Bingham Of Rayland,
preached at the First United Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning.
Thomas J. Irwin leaves today for
Lima. %. to attend the state con-
vention Of Red Men and Mrs. George
Harris. one of the state officers OF the
Daughters OF Pochahontass will attend
the state convention Of that order at
Lima.
Several OF the wells being drilled
north Of the "ify are expected to reach
the berea sad the latter part Of the
week
The Alumni entertainment Saturday
night was largely attended and the en-
tertainmcnt was an excellent one.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Acres. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Mullancy. and Mrs. W. n.
Hobbs spent sunday in Pittsburg.
making the "Trip IN Mr.. Acres automO-
bile
The Moman's Auxiliary Of the City
hospital Will meet this evening in the
hospital parlurs at 1.30 o'clock and IL
Is dcsIdcr that all members be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
Monday Specials

nose values are hona-fide and We
"dcN them WIKI our guarantee.
another lot OF those khaki Over-
ms , Tor boy. Z Co II years OF are.
w mite sun Hats for Ctu4-.,,
1yC. H"A'-'S at
Yard Wide coIored Denim, f,r
I,9u'n and box covers. value 25c. al
Turkish Towels. fun lIe,rbcJ .t,.
80 'N.eptlnnal heavy and always
s'it at I"c, Monday at Joe each.
o. 20 pieces OF new Bprdered Lawn
i ~ 4tIa are 10 this season. tho COL
,,- A..Sul HtelN fast al Toe yard
W oinen's Union Suits hl.arSc1
'l''9 trimmed with torchon ia r.
N'5tS 'dEci WITH fine tape. .5c suit
mon suits OF fine fcvptiau Eo.-
suit. at J'c
, ASK us for "a Premium C1tsro..,,.,
4.y are absolutely free. say. ,-,',,.
~ Whom they amount 10 SrE
80 70. $50 bring them L. fts 40
go ono OF the premiums described i1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
BRIDGEPORT
Author't'es VIII Stop Sunday sboo,;.z
IN soydVille. One Arrest
Made

'fnh'r ~ fpr.ign.rs boz Bo-d.,i-.
pay, '"'n making q rrlotic.. Of d..it,.
..I 1iii'Hht "f shooting on SgrJ..-
nave bad some marrow. 800, .i'H
.''H+ Sh"t hr stray bullets q,
.'l-'.'i OFT some ,itiz.us hustle. NJ.
'A nfNfht SUNDAY sent ,..,s...i'.
i,''i's to fo1 dtilir to Dur , sf,-. .
W. practice and SUNDAY aff.rro,l D.,
1890 l'@.'.i one f"r'ilu'r who VIII ha,.' a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
Are GERMS CAUSE OF
RHEUMATISM PANGS =?
HEALTH EXPERT MuNYoN
SCOUTS NEW EUROPEAN
THEORY.
Uric Acid In Blood True Reason for
Acne and Twinses Of Dread
Disease, He Says.
DO germs cause rheumatism ?

~ NtImS cause rheumatism
Uric acid in the blood is the cause
OF rheumatism" says Prof. J. VI.
Munyon, the wealthy philanthrop.T
and scientist. who claims Wheeling is
IN the grip OF an epidemic OF rheu-
matism. Il do not think / am the
only man with brains" continued
Munyon, but want TO say that. so
Tar as my experience goes. l take very
little stock in this new European
theory that germs cause rheumatism
rheumatism is one OF the com
monest OF complaints-and especially
common in this city. Often IL be-
gins with simple indigestion or con-
stipation. In fact. | may almost coin
an axiom and say that | have never
seen man with stomach and bowls
In perfect condition who suffered
from rheumatism.
The stomach manufactures the
blood. When there Is no catarrhal
mucus In the stomach. when the
kidneys and the liver perform their
functions properly. and the bowels
do their work OF elimination regu-
larry. the blood is pure. healthy and
rich in DEMONSTRATING elements. Dis
ease cannot exist when the blood is
pure. But a stomach weakened by
overlooking. irregular meals or other
abuse, becomes innamed and coated
Food ferments. decays-literally
Food fermetns. decays-literally
rots-poison is pumped into the blood
and spread throughout the entire
system. The kidneys and liver and
bowels become clogged up. \ person
Is constipated. gas forms on the stom-
ach, causing dizziness and headaches
and general run down feeling. Uric
acid forms and chalky deposits clol-
lect at the bone joints. Then the suf-
ferer. who. in the beginning. had
nothing more serious than stomach
trouble or general debility. finds he is
the victim OF chronic rheumatism
And only the person in the clutch OF
this dread disease knows what a hell
on earth II makes of life.
Hundreds Of persons here who
/ have come 10 see me have been sui
/ fering with rheumatism. Scores OF
/ these have come back to tell me that
/ my treatment has cured them of ev-
/ cry pain and ache. Many cases OF
I FIVE and ten years standing have been
cured In from one 10 four weeks.
cured I'm from one to four weeks. I
have not had a single failure In cur
ing rheumatism in Wheeling so far as
/ I know"
Doctor Munyon himself. or his eX-
I pert assistants. keep hours at GOetze's
drug store in Twelfth street each
weekday from 10 in the morning 10
8 AZ night. His headquarters In
! Wheeling will he maintained for sew
eral weeks more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
MOTHERS DAY
VIII Be Observed In West Virginia
Next Sundsy-Governor Issues
Proclamation.

Throughout West Virginia moth.
crs' day will De observed next sun
day. I'm Wheeling the observance
promises TO be- quite elaborate As
has been customary during the past
few years. most of WheeliuE's minis
ters viii preach special sermons
dealing with the proper Observance
of The day Tho white CarnatiOn is
the preferred emblem for mothers
day. and Boo order tO supply the popu.
Tar demand for these flowers the
local florists have arranged to have
a biz stock ON hand
Governor Glass-ock has issued his
Proclamation softluE apart next sun
day as the day fo bo observed. Copies
~ The proclamation were received ln
Wheeling Saturday.