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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
TOLLED "LoRIMER's FUNERAL. y
rockford Church Bells Told of
Senator's Nindication."

Chicago, November IL - How the
bells OF Il church at Rockford, ILL.,,
were made TO toll 46 times to in
dicate the number of votes cast in
favor of Senator William Lorimer's
retaining his seat in the United
Senate, and how badges of black
were distributed to those present
and the meeting referred to as
"Lorimer's funeral" was related be-
fore the senatorial investigating
committee to-day by Fred E. Ster-
ing, editor of newspaper at Rock
ford.
Sterling said the meeting held at
Rockford, after the Senate, follow
ing the first Lorimer investigation,
mad voted to sustain the Senator in
his seat, was one of a series of
Anti-Lorimer meetings, at which
both Lorimer and Senator Shelby
M. Cullom were denounced, Sena-
tor Cuilom, the witness said, was
denounced because of his support OF
Lorimer.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
NO MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION
Inquest Held Over Body Found in
Pee Dee River

BennetJsyille, November 10. - A
badly decomposed body was found
floating down Pee Dee River this
morning, opposite Society Hill. The
negro ferryman saw it as he started
across the river, and it being near
the bank of this county Coroner T.
+. McRae held an inquest this af-
terGoon and the jury returned a YER
dict that the deceased, unknown to
the jury, came to his death in a
manner unknown to the jury.
1t vas the opinion that the body
was that of a young negro man. 1t
was clothed in a suit of blue over
alls and a pair Of fairly good lace
shoes. The hair had disappeared
and the skin had slipped from the
body. There were some indications
that death had been caused by
drowning.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
He Didn't Mind.

The little boy was carrying home
the empty bowl that had contained
his fathers dinner, when a big bal
ly appeared.
DO you mind if l kick that
bowl?" inquired the bully.
Not a bit" replied the small
boy
You mean that? Do you mind
If l kick the bowl?"
mot a bit"
For the last time. Do you mind
If I kick the bowl?"
mo. l should like you to-
oh, would you? Then watch
me" exclaimed the bully as he
shattered the bowl to atoms.
Do you mind now?"
NOT n Bit" replied the small
boy, edging away. MY mother
borrowed the bowl from you moth
er this morning. You'll hear ali
about it when you get home,"-
Barnsville Republican.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
WANTS A GALLONS WIDOW
Seeks Wife Who Won't Harp on
What "A Fine Man Her First Hus-
band Was.

Fort Worth, Texas, Oct. 20. -
Anyone knowing of a comely wild
ow whose husband was hanged
should notify John B. Randall, of
Mangum, Okla. Randall has placed
An advertisement in the Fort Worth
papers for a wife, and he says the
applicants must be widows whose
husbands have been hanged. Ran
dali offers them a good home,
fine time" and plenty OF money.
His wife also must be good look
ing and good cook. Randall says
he insists on the hanging pro-
vision because otherwise his wife
always would be remarking what a
fine fellow her first husband had
been. This would cause trouble
he adds. and he Graves peace. He
owns a large ranch near Mangum.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
Her Price is Above Rubies.
Salisbury Post.

Salisbury Post.
The home that possesses a cheer
tul wife and mother is not only a
veritable heaven OF rest, but the
safe harbor whose beacon light wfll
guide here breadwinners safely past
all rocks aud shoals with unfailing
certainty. The woman whose cheer
ful spirit can take that brave at
titude toward life" that enables her
to bear courageously the inevitable
burdens of her life's environment;
that strengthens her determination
not to fret or worry those who, for
her sake are fighting the hard bat
ties in the world, has reached that
altitude that proclaimS her price
above rubies; and her influence and
example are not felt only within
the limits of the four walls she
has made the unasSailable bulwark
of state and society, u happy home,
but reach to those she knows not
Of
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
To Open Branch Office.

Attorney N. c. Harrelson stated
to the Enterprise Reporter a few
days ago that he was contemplating
opening a branch office in the town
OF Dillon. Not that the law firm
OF Harrelson & Harrelson are eX-
pecting to leave Mullins, for they
are firmly rooted here, bat that
they see a good opening in Dillon
and have decided to identify them
selves in part, at least, With those
good people over there. Likely they
will open the branch office about
the first Of the year The Enter
prise wishes them much success
Mullins Enterprise.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
WILL HOLD DESPER. ADO.
Old Bill Miner Will Not Be Given
Another Chance.
Special to The Times.

Special to The Times.
Atlanta. Nov Odd Bill Miner
will not be given another chance to
escape He will be treated by the
'., mission of Georgia as a
49,; as long as he lives, and
" be watched over with especial
US lance as q deadly. dangerous
man, whether in convict camp or at
khe Prison farm.
here will be no unnecessary
c-relty inflicted on the old bandit,
bGt they propose to hold him tight
for the rest of his life, and if ne
gets so sick again that ne has to be
sent to the hospital ward they will
eitner put a man with gun to
nurse him or fagten him by the an
kle to the foot Of the bed
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
MISAPPLIED FUNDS, CHARGED
Warrant Issued For Head of Co
lumbia Auditing Concern.

Columbia, November II. - Spe-
cial: A warrant has been issued
here for w. c. Tucker, president
end treasurer of the Carolina Au-
dit and System Company, of this
city, charging him with misappro-
pIlation of funds of the company
TO the amount of about $4,000.
There are also several warrants for
MIN on the charge of issuing checks
which are no good.
This company, it is stated, is
composed largely of Clemson Col
lege professors, and the warrant
was sworn out by w. b. West
Clemson's secretary.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
SENTENCED Or ACQUITTED.
Spaftanburg's Mayor Furnishes In.
teresting Police Court Problem.

Spartanburg, November 11-Spe-
1ial when Mayor Leo had heard all
OF the evidence in the Police Court
This morning in the case against
James Hutchins, charged with dis
orderly conduct, he gave the de-
fendant the privilege of determin-
ing the verdict Mayor Lee fixed
the sentence at 500 or thirty DAYS
and Hutehins announced to the
court that he would acquit himself.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
BEATTIE MUST DIE.
Supreme Court Refuses to Grant
New Trial

The Supreme Court Of Appeals
Monday denied the petition for
writ of errors by Henry Clay Beat
tie,J T., convicted of numbering his
young wife last July.
This decision on the appeal from
the judgment OF the Chesterfield
court, which sentenced him 20 die
in the electric chair November "a
is final. Only clemency or reprieve
by Gov. Mann can save the con
demned man.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
STRANGE ACCIDENT FATAL
Miss Cailie Couch Dies as Result
Of Collision With SehooImate.

Durham. NJ c., Nov. 8. ~ Miss
Callie Couch. q pretty girl of 10,
died this afternoon as the result Of
fractured skull, caused by collid-
Ing with Thomas Shepherd. a lad
of n, Tuesday. The two were
playing an old fashioned bali game,
when Shepherd ran into Miss Couch
and Embedded his teeth In her fore
head. The impact broke the front
teeth off and they had to be ex-
tracted with forceps She fell In
sensible to the ground with frac-
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23
Finds Her Sweetheart.

Savannah, Ga, Miss Theresa
Just. the pretty Norwegian young
lady who came to Savannah look
Ing for her sweetheart, and who
thought she had missed him found
HIM all rigbS, and yesterday short
ly after noon they were married by
Justice Frank Van Geiseu. The
young lady is now Mrs. Otto Mat
the sen
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-11-23

tured skull. From the first It ap-
peared that she would hardly re-
cover and blood poisoning was a
complication. The boy is not seri-
Ously hurt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

ier 5rieorids, am Is. Sum- 1883
inn Sdlob Srieoridsfron gu Bots.
Dam, nod elmer Gegierltne bon
nur SO Sogen, purbe Inn oas
S6loB (oas friibere uno beutige
Neue 8olais) eill Gruppenforoon ge.
5ogen uno muroen idmmtli6e, ouf
Oie &ranfbeit be5iiglihe 0ofumer-
te oerlieeelt. Die Sieeel iinO aud,
nod ni6t entfernt moroen. 9ts-
mord teilt lit ieinen u@eoanfen
uno grinnerungen@ Ieoigfid nit,
bob es einen Moment gegeben 3D.
be, in benz cine Srase itaatsredtli-
der Natur i'm genotigt in Die Sc.
banoluns bes Duloers ein5ltgrei-
fen. 9ie bebanoelnoen Mer5te m6=
rem gnoe Mai 1887 entibloiien
%gepeien, ben aronprin5en bemuBt-
Los gu MAIDEN uno Die gritirpotioll
oes aeblfopfes ous5ufibren, obne
ibm ibre Nbiidt aneefiinoiet gu
baben. gr, 8ismarf, babe Gin
iprud erboben uno nerlongt, ooB
ni6t obne Die ginuiaigung bes
8atienten porgeeange,t uno, oa es
iid UNI ben Ebronfolger banole,
au6 Die 3uitimmune bes Snnli.
lienbauptes eingebolt merben miib-
tie. Ger Safer babe, our9 i'm,
gismorf, unterrihtet> berboten,
Ole Operation obne @intpiaigung
ieines Sobnes p%or3unebmen. gs
banoelte iid Inn Die Srage, OF oie
Speration bes 2uftEobrenldnitts
ooer Der totalen 4eblfopferltirpo.
ton porgenommen merben ioGte,
Die e~ritere fonnte oas 2eben bod,
items cine 3eitlans perldngern.
Die 5peite bas @runoiibel ieIbit be-
ieitigen aber es ging babel Inn
2eben unb SOB. Ser &%ronprin5
entidieo iid fir oie e%ritere. aaf
Drangen Der @ronprin5eiIin, mic
es bieB> Ii. oaran bat MOI oie idmerc
Mnflage angefniipft, ooB es ibr
leoiglih an Der grfaaung ibres
gbrgei5es, iid auf Dem 4aiiertbrDn
gu ieber, gelegen getueien more.
(Die Operation 6es 2uftrobrell-
idnitts bat bann am Z. Sebruar
1888 ltattgefunoen.)
nes mar elm baBli6er 9treit.
Cine tribe @eididte, bon meIber
8ismard, eleidfans 1T ieinen &c.
oanfen unb @rinnerungen" iagt
BOB Tie Die meoiainiide Wifien-
idaft angelic. Die meoi5inii6e @ii-
ienidaft bat iid oenn aud mlsgie-
big NIT ibr beibaftiet. Nun ioG
Der alte Streit bon neuem anbe-
ben. 8erblidene gugebubblatter
moaeu bie grinnerung mieoer Ie-
benbig MAIDEN. SIN @eibthten
melde Iangft abeetan iino. Mon iol
Die Soten ruben lafien ioIof1ge Sic
2ebenoen fein mirflides Sntereiie
oara1t baben, onB Die Gube Der
@raber seitort miro"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20

bet 81 iein. aus Der Eatiade, oab
er eintge fleine &on5eIiionen fur
ieine 2~anosleltte erbielt, gum Sci.
lptel fir a3etplenlampen in Ben
Snupt1troBen, fam man bod nidJt
Die g%ebauptung bon einem oeuti6en
gttlbrud ableiten, nie es toti16li1
III einem 9eri6t ant Die ugribuna"
geidob. 8enn oie Staliener in bic
len 0ingen auf Wioerltono BEL
ben Surfen geitoBen iino, 10 5eiee,t
iie iid o1oerieits neibii6 geeen ie-
beg fremoe l1nternebmen unb ie-
ben in ieoem 0eutiden ODER oll-
eeret @uslanoer einen gefGbrlid)en
Mttbemerber unb @eeter. Gin
idpei5eriide ar5t, Ser einige 900
note in sripolis 5ubrodte, iolte
3. 9. nod einieen italieniid)en
gl6ttern cine &on5eifion fir sic
grrtbtung zines oeutid)en &rm1=
fenbauies erbolten boben, bos nit
Der italienti9en 4linif in @ettbe-
perb treten iolfte. Mort fam nidt
beitreiten, baB Der Neio Der Static
1er einieermoBen peranttportlid)
lit fir oie &iidit1llaigfeit in Gripo-
liz. 9as alte 9elesropbe,lfabeI
nad Stolien befinoet ii6 IN einem
70 ihledten 3uitanot bob es ourd-
i6nittltd oie Sdlfte Ser 3eit nidt
orbeitet. Gin turfiider Blan, Sri-
polls nit ser ndditen Selegrapben-
itation in Guneiien at perbinosr,
Die MIR etpa adtaig enelii6e Mei.
len entfernt it, tpuroe bon ben
Stalienern libel bermerft neil fe
bopon einen 8eg fir ben frana0ii-
iden GinflrB befirdteten. Sripolis
beiitt 8tpei @aitbofe, oie ober faum
ben Namen beroienen, Elm oeutider
Blan, einen neltet, gu erri1ten, traf
ebenfo ouf italientfden Mioer-
ftdno.
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Sic itaIieniide aoIonie in sripolls.

Gin @etpabrsmann, Der fiir5lif)
Sripolis getpeien III, idreibt Der
2%onooner u9imes~ folgenoes:
europa miro in Sripolis ourh
etpa 1000 StaIiener, obne Die
lepantii6en uno iiioiiden S6usge-
noiien oes itaIieniiden @oniu-
lats pertreten ferner our6 eine
gleide 4n5abl bon @riehen uno
onrd ni6t mebr als elm, stpei
Dubero 8riten, Deutide uno Gran-
5olen. Dem engliihen aoniuIof
unterliegen etpa 1000 Malteier,
eth rnbiges, fleiBiges 8olfden, oas
ieinen l1nterbalt ourb Siiderei unb
4~leil1banoel geminnt. Die BOAR
gnglanoer in gripolis bangen met
items init Dem gipartograsbonoel
5aianmen, Der bon elmer 2iperpoo-
Ter Jirmt betrieben miro. Mnee-
re geboren Der Nortb Mfrican Mil.
fion an, Die INIT ibren GrstIidei,
ginri9tungen ausge5eihnetes lei.
ftet. Die ftarfite europaiide Solo.
ME iino alio Die Staliener, nnter
oenen Die Si5iIianer porberr-
ifen; es iino 9anbmerfer uno
Gambler. Snfolge ibres leidt erreg-
barren Eemperaments mrB Der ita.
lieniihe &oniul oouerno Streitia.
feiten ihlihten. Mon meiB ae1tall,
bob man6e bon ibnen aus gl,ten
@riinoen Die 9eimat perlaiien ia.
berl uno 6ieie gIemente erldtperen
natiirlib Die Qufgabe bes &oniu.
lnts. Gerner baben mir Die Mnge.
fteaten 6es 9anco bi Momo. Der
ieit einigen Sabren in 9ripolis
iih eii1gerihtet Bat. lIngIiidliher.
meiie lit Die italieniihe aoIonic
niht einig, ionoern ourd monfe
@ruppen in 8orteien eeipalten. I'm
bas 5u beleuhten, brouht mon mir
barauf bin3upeiien, bob nidt he,
niger als orei italieniide 3eitun.
gen in 9ripolis georudt peroen.
Die iebr iharfe Barteibldttcr {ino.
Ger uGconomiita 81 Tripoli" III
flerifnl unb geb0rt benz 8anco ri
Noma, Dos aGho bi Sripoli" lit
liberal uno bag brittle, Der n9ro~
g~refio~, mebr ODER peniger anorbi.
ftiih ullo ereift Dos 3onilllat bef.
tig alt. gei Der italieniiden So,
Ionic tnuB man aud eir1ise mol.
babenoe Suoen eripdbnen, oie lln.
tnraliiierte Stoliener iino. sic ftel
len Elm rnbigeres Clement oar
uno iteben ba6urd int einem &c.
iuiiien @egenios gu ben ftreit6arsn
@ngeiteIlten bes gnnco bi Homa.
Cine Sdopfung itdlieniiden Iii.
ternebmungsgeiites iino IN Tripo.
Lis cine ScimiibIe, cine giporto.
grospreiie, cine G%isfabrif uno ell
Qi,temotogropb.
Die Sanbpon Dentihe fiito rubi-
ee 2eute, Die feline pidtiee Hole IN
Der Sto6t ipteIen. Monde italieni,
ffe Bldtter brahten ben oeutidelt
2onIul in einen 8ufanmtenbauG
NIT Dem tiirfilhen @iberitono &C.
gen itaIieniide l1nternebmungea.
ober bies @eriiht fdeint ~unbeeriin-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup.

Seit uber fiinfaig Sabren bon
Wiaionen bon Wiittern fir ihre
ainber NIT Dem belten grfolge beim
3abnen gebraudt. gr berubigt oas
&inb, erpeiht oas 3abnfleiib uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; BELT audi
@inofoIif uno lit bas bette Mitt.l
BET 9iarrboe. neberaa BET ben Mpo-
tbefern gu baben. Gragt nah Mrs.
@inslotp's SOOTHING Sprup uno
nebmt nihts onoeres. IS Gents Ole
0lafhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
Wirb sic @eft beHer?

gieIes benefit ben gortl6ritt.
Eauienbe belfen ibren Mitmenider,
oies 1T Elm 8etpeis. Inter oielen i'll
Mrs. 90. IS. @oulo bon gittsfielb,
g, s, Sic ielbit fano @eiunobait
ourd @innebmen bon Electric SIT,
ters" nnb ratet nun anberen Sci.
oenoen Iberan bas MitteI 81 neb-
men. uSeit Sabren litt i9 an Ma.
sen- unb Nierenfranfbeit", idreibt
tie. pines idlue febl, Big i6 vglcc-
trio 8itters" nabm, Der mir NUMBER
bar BALI" ST biGft ieoer 5rau. Or III
Der bette Conf unlo oas bette 2eber-
ltno Mieren-Mittel. geriuht i'm SIR
meropt es ieben. SOC in oaen @potbe.
form
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
Sm "a Qphpnsiohr 1T il, g;

SIN "a. 2ebensiabr lit in Giil-
ieloorf Der Ger unb SogomaIer
gbriition 2roner %geitorben. Or
NOR in @inteln Seiien, ge6oren uno
Ititoierte autooioaftiih in Miinhen
nno Diiiieloort in melh' leserer
Staot er ii6 ipater bouernb ieBbaft
mabte. Seine gilber ii1o bon all-.
Beroroentliber Stride unb 2ebens-
fiile. Die 8erIiner Acknowledgements
beiist II. a. ben gSerbltmorger" !.
Dnr6 @~eproouftion in ben iuu-
itrierten 3eitihriften iinb &r0ner's
@erfe iehr befannt ~gelpor6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-20
Giienbabn.M Manager BON Ge3ema fm'
riert NIT Gunt's Sure,

v5riiber bate i'd einen idlimmen
San BON eczema. gs plagte mid
iieben ODER adt Sabre uno obgleid id
ale @rten Mebi5in beriuhte uno
audi mebrere 9ler5te, fano ih feline
Seiluns, big id CUNTS Cure nabm.
SD perbrau6te mebrere Sdadteln
Die mid edn6lih furierten. Sd babe
INNER cine Shodtel an Sanb ous
8orii6t, bob Die &ranfbeit pieoer-
febren fonnte."
81. 8. @opoenongb,
@eneral-M onaeer 2ioa @alep @oif
tpap 60, @olbfielb, @eb.
Soc per Sbohtel in Mpotbefen.
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81 o n

Sremoer (5u einem ginsebore>
nen): a5agen Sic nal, lieber
Sreuno, parum ieben Die 2eute ollie
nod Dem Simmef. gs lit bod CIR
nidts gu ieben!"
gingeborener: uSa, mifie sc,
mir iebe alle nod benz 9immcl nnff
neil erob mai ia 2enfbaaon unb
ia 2uftmafdin oa berumfliesen
int, uno 90 pollte nler nns Die
liebe Gum ANAL mieber anifaun."
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1interitiibt bic Gtreifer.

8utueiIen eeben 2eber, Nieren utro
@ingeipeibe an ben Streif uno per<
tpeigern gu funftionieren. 9ann
braltdt Sbr Die ai1eenebmen flei.
men Streifbreher - Or. Sings
Neue 2ebenspilen ~ ben Grganell
natiirlihe SiiIfe gu bringelr uno lie
gu geborieer Eatigfeit ou 8ipingeu.
Cute Geiunobeit folgt bnIo 11oh. Ser.
iubt fie. 25c in o1en Mpotbefern.
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It r d t.

a.: Sic ieben ia furdtbar eleno
aus; Sic iollten einen Nrst for
iultieren!"
g.: u@o5u2 9as 2eben lit mir
5nr 2aIt! Sd modte iterbenl"
o.: Sic modten iterben2 Ga
loaten Sic erit redt einen @r5t be-
froaen!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17

Clearance Sale closes Saturday.
FL PasO Household Furnishing Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17

Don't forget it's made in Ell Paso.
What's that? Globe Mills Flour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

W. P. McNair, chairman of the Ari-
IONA railway commission, was in Ell
Paso Monday.
W. R. Brown, general freight and
passenger agent of the E. P. & S. W.
railroad, and Garnett King, assistant
general freight and passenger agent
of the same road. returned from Chi
cago Monday night.
G. S. Waid and r. NJ. Hoover, gen
eral superintendent and assistant SUI
perintendent. respectively, of the G.
H & S A railway, left Sunday night
on a trip of inspection over the Ell
Paso-Sanderson division of the road.
w c. Barnes, chief clerk to the gen.
eral freight agent of the E. P. & S. W.
railroad, is in Little Rock, Ark, at
tending rate meeting of agents.
w. E. Douglas, claim agent of the
G. H. & S. A. Railroad company, re-
turned Monday from Denison, Texas.
r. r. Num- and Percy McGhee. jr.
and l. L. Ferlet, of the G. H. engt-
neering department, left for the east
ern end of the division Monday.
]. E. Kinney, a car repairer on the
T. P. has ben laid up during the past
week on account of illness.
r. B. Richmond. signal maintainer
on the G. H. S. A, who has been
i'll for some time with typhoid fever,
is reported to be improving.
II. B. Saville, a switchman on the
T. P, who has been laying off for
some time, has resumed his duties at
the local yards.
George Clarke, a yard man at the
T. P railroad yards, was taken to the
hospital at Marshall Texas, last week,
suffering with rheumatism.
The E. P. & S. W. pay car, which
was in FL Paso last week, left Tues
day morning for its monthly trip over
the eastern division of the road.
]. W. White, E. P. & S. w. conductor
of the local on the Dawson line, who
was injured last summer, has been
compelled to lay off on account of the
injuries received at that time.
Harry Elliott, a car repairer at the
local shops of the T. P, has been lay
ing off during the last week.
F. B. Stewart of the local stockyards
has just returned from a trip through
Iowa and other of the NEEDLE
states.
Frank Hickey, machinist apprentice
to the hospital at Marshall,
Texas, on account of illness.
Sam Adair has resumed his duties in
the yardmaster's office at the T. P.
yards, after a short vacation.
W. J. Lewis, alb rakeman on the west
end of the E. P. & S. w, has been laid
up for a week on account of illness.
Delivery horses for sale. Inquire at
Ardoin's market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17

Delivery horses for sale. Inquire al
Ardoin's market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
RAILROAD NEWS.
URGE PATRONAGE
FOR NEW TRAINS
RAILROAD NEWS.
G. II. Not Getting the Bust
ness It Deserves on Sec
ond Daily Train.

In fear that the G. H. & S. A. will
remove the new double train service
between FL Paso and San Antonio, the
interests along the line are doing some
boosting for the new service. The road
has made no threat, but it is known
that patronage of the new service is
not UP to par.
The new trains, Nos. Z and 8, are not
getting their share of the regular traf-
fic on the old trains, Nos. and 10.
The new service is the same in equip
ment except that there is no observa-
ton car.
The Alpine Commercial club is send
ing out some communications along the
line, with the view of encouraging
more traffic on the new trains. The
service is considered valuable asset
to western Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
TWO WOMEN ON TRIAL
ON CHARGES OF MURDER

Wheeling, ". Va, Jan 17.-Five hours
of searching cross examination by the
defence in the case of Mrs. Laura Farms
worth Schenk, charged with administer
ing poison to her husband, John O.
Schenck. failed to shake the story told
on direct examination Saturday by
Eleanor ZoeckIer, the detective nurse.
She had testified that Mrs. Schenck Of
fered her $1,000 to put poisoned pill in
the medicine taken by the patient at the
North Wheeling hospital.
ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 17.-Mrs. Edith
Melber pleaded not guilty TO the charge
of murder in the first degree before
Justice Cochrane in the supreme court,
after being indicted by the grand jury
for killing her year old son, George
MeIber, by giving him carbolie acid to
drink
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
DINGALING CIRCUS IS
COMING IN TOWN AGAIN

The second annual performance of the
Dingaling circus is to be held about the
middle of March, at the Y NJ. c. A. The
preparatory work for the circus has al
ready begun. The Highland Fling, so
popular in last years performance, is to
be repeated this year BY the high school
girls. The remainder of the program viii
consist of gymnastic dances. A tug of
war between the Southwestern shops and
the Smelter for the silver cup won by the
Smelter team. last year, tumbling, drills
by Larry MONEYS all-natiOn class.
Dutch dancers, and clowns.
In the afternoon there will be a
street parade.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
TO EXTEND THE COMMON

The Texas freight rate zone, known
as the Texas common point territory
will be extended westward to cover all
points as far as Del Rio and Eagle
Pass. This will reduce freight rates
at few points outside of the zone, but
will not affect FL Paso and vicinity.
The change will be effective Febru-
airy 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
ADDS TWO EXTRA TRAINS
TO HANDLE ORANGE CR(

The Texas & Pacific railway has
been compelled to put on two extra
freight trains during last week in
order to handle the extra traffic caused
by the orange rush. The two trains
will be kept in service until after the
orange season is over.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-17
INITIATE FORTY-TWO AND
HAVE 100 ADDT TT

The FL Paso dam of Beavers initiated
AZ new members Monday night. bring
ing the membership to 312 However.
there were 100 applications reported
upon favorably and with those already
elected, but who have failed to report
for initiation, the membership will
reach nearly 500. Six new applications
were received Monday night.