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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
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be IN Ser l1mgeger6 bon Gaines,
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@aibington Elm. Sc 1T 11idt betanrt,
Oh Menf9enleben perloren gesanger
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
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beranlaBte. 3mei frem6e Matroien
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mabri6einli6 eingei6leppt baben, iino
peri9ouen, un6 es 1T Sen 8eb0roen
ieitber ni9t gelungen, file auf5ufinoen.
Die bei6en 2eute, sic bon einem italie=
niiden &afen aus Dem berieudten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

munoen 6abon. Ole &udeneinrid-
tnng fiel ser @rploiion gum 0pfer.
Man fan0 oas &ol3itiid, meldes bas
nngliid oeruriadte. IS mies elm
8o6rlo@ auf, neldes mabrldeinlid
2Dnamit entbalten batte. Cine I'm
ter udung 6ur9 County Mutoritaten
bra6te feline Mnbaltspuntte outage,
mel9e cine Strafperfolgung redtfer=
tigen miir6en. 6.
st. Mi6aeI Worrelpon6ena.)
- 8eim Mrbeiten auf oem Sel6e lit
bier gan5 ploblid &err 6ron5 Mobed
am Is. Suli I'M Mlter bon So Sabren
geitorben. Sim II. Suli fan6 6as 8e=
grabniB bon ser biefigen ct. Miduels=
tir@e aus itatt. - l1niere Stride miro
in fl1r5er 3eit cine quite Ebnrmubr
beiiben; es miro Dies Die erite Sburm<
ubr in @rigbt=@ountp iein. Sen 8e=
miibungen 6es ct. Soiepbs-@ ereing 1T
es gu peroanten, 6ab mir oieie ubr BE-
fommen. - &err Meinaro Daleioen
bate oas nngliid, bon einem iungen
Bferoe geidlagen au meroen. Ct Der
lor 6a6urd 6as red)te Muge. so.
DuIutb. - 2ont Nadridt aus
Baibington nerben bom %. M1gtt{t
8. $. an 191,847 Mcres 2an6> Dol,
Incident oas &ola bereits gei@nitten
1T, fir MniieolungB3pefe freigegeben.
Das 2an6 lit in ben @aB 2afe= uns
DULUTH iitriften selegen uno Der
&aufpreis lit auf $1.25 pro Mcre fef-
Die geroron1ng tp11r5e ioeben
bonn @efretdr 6es Snnern erloTen.
. Sic MorinemiIia bon Minnel ota
miro am 5. Mug1tft D11lutb perlaiien,
INN an 6en idbrliden Glottenman0=
bern auf 6em Mt9igon|see tbeil3u<
nebnten. @tma 40 Mann, etni9lieb=
li6 ser Sffi5iere, mer6en Sic Sabrt
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ies @6iff fat fid bei 6en leBten Ma-
nopern al1sge5eidnet, II. es beitebt sic
boB bies AUDI better tpie6er
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Strott, peI9er Iange 3eit
an elmer idtperen &ranfbeit oarnieber
lag, mur6e 6,1r9 SEN sos bon Ieinem
idmeren 2ei6en erloft. CT itano in oen
beiten SSiinglingsiobren, mar ieinen
ein folgiamer 5obn ur6 Elm
ebrenmertbes Mitglieo 6es ct. Sobon=
nes 3 neutrality-suspicious.. Sbm Die
&l1be uno Sen trau1en6en Sim.
terbliebenen l,nier 8eilei6. - Die bic
Iige 8farrfirde ion &1r@ einen Mn-
bau bergroBert peroen. - Das 1el,e
8anfgebdl16e, SOS bier erridotet miro,
cine @r0be bon % Bel SO SUB
ltnb tpir6 aus 8ad7teiner a~ufgefubrt.
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oen 8ontrnft fit $4,000 fGufIi@ iiber-
ttortn,ett. Sic @run6mauer 1T BET
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.,iesi6brige @rnte. - Die 8uttern-
BRIT madt 6ieies SSoBr glGn5enoe g.
jdafte. = Ser long srtpiini9te Sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

'@ebiet famen, batten ii@ in einem
@ripatbal1s eingemietbet, beridtpan-
Sen aber ipurIos, iopie sic eriten 8ei-
@en Der @rfranfutg ii@ einiteuten.
Die @eiun6beitsbebor6en baber1 ole
8orfi9tsmaBregeln getroffen, I'M ei.
t1er ettpaigen MuSbreitung Ser @eude
bor5ubeuger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

~ Spre9t in unierer Banf Dor uno
|laBt ga19 bon rtnierm 8aiiirer ben
gortbetI unierer 3eit-D epoiiten.&er
tififate olseinanberfeber. Tarnters
state Baat Of ct. gIoub. 16bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27
aus otm @orbmetten
@iuneiota.

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- @abrideinlid 6ur6 Elm Stud
&ol3, meldes NIT Dpnomit gefiint ge.
tpefen 5u ietn idetnt un6 6ieies. 3ur
grploiion tam, lit ser @udenber6 6es
@bepaares Sobn urneB III Die SUIT
geiprengt mor6en. Sic 6ram fan1
NIT berbaltniBmdbig Ieidten 8ran6-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-27

8ei Somtner-D ur@fan BEL @i1roern
.giebt imrter gbamberIai,1s Collie, @bo-
lera 1t116 Durdfan-M itteI lr6 @aitor-
Del, urb cine rnide Sur lit fider. 81
tdufet1 lei Ser molitor Drug SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

Action for $4,000.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.J
L~unenburg, c. H, Va, January FL
There WAS instituted In the clerks Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Old World News Flashed by Cablet to The Tiira1es-D Dispatch
KINGS
DEFENDS HIMSELF
Editor of Libcrator Dispenses
With Services of Solicitor
Newton.
tSpcciaucablc 10

Especial Gable to The Timcs-DispatcIt1
London, January 21,-Edward IIol-
ton James, the editor of the Libcra,or.
has decided that he will no longer re-
tain Solicitor Newton to defend Mylius,
the Imprisoned agent. because Newton
says he cannot file n plea OF Justiiica-
ton for the Iiberator'$ attack on King
George: Mylius. therefore. will con-
duct his " defense.
This correspondent learns that
Myths will act on the following brief
which has been prepared by Editor
James:
"A plea OF justification having been
filed and Issue Joined. the defendant
being unaidcd by counsel. valves cN-
animation of the jury, and the burden
tion by the -four following points:
First. that the King was married nrlor
10 July .. 1893: second. that the King
Iuly 6. 1893; third. that the Vie by
the first marriage was living at the
time OF the second marriages.: fourth.
that the publication was made FOR the
public benefit inc without malice.
The defendant having a cons,itu-
t!onal right to be confronted by his
accusers in court and having a con
regarding the wrong which he is all
legged 10 have inflicted upon iilc King
demands that the King appear to tes-
tlfy under oath. Should the King fail
to appear after a legal demand has
been made the defendant should nd
Dress the court as follows: The de-
PENDANT rests and refuses to proceed
further
ASSUMING that the King should an
pehr and testify under oath that he
was not ma rried TO any person previous
10 Jaly s, 1893. either In fact or In law,
then the defendant must say 10 the
court; The defendant rests and sub
mlts to Judgment
Thirdly. the defendant will try to
prove that hiG motive ,,.ac rnlItt,,, -
without personal malice and that
what he did by the circulation OF tho
Liberator was not malicious. although
II was revolutionary in a political
sense. and as 1T was done for tho nnh-
lie benefit it defends 1t upon that
ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
POUNDB BOY
KING OF NURSERY
Proud Parents Making Presents
to All Babies Born on the
Same Day.

Especial Cable TO The Times-D.spatch.l
Paris, January 2l.-The nursery in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. a. T.. La6our-
chere in the Rue Bassano has a vel
come Mrs. ~Iabourchcrc. who
was formerly Miss Hom, is n dnurh-
Ser OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Hoft.
Two years ago she surprised society
oy turning down Il titler sutton and
marrying Il rich Belgian banker. Mrs.
Labourcherc's father is the Standard
on representative in Paris. and her
mother was Mrs. Whitney, n daughte!
OF the late Commodore Whitney, of
Detroit. =
The king of the nursery is a superb
el~even-pound boy. and the baby's
grandmother is searching all Paris for
babies born on the same day, and is
making handsome presents to them all.
This Is a custom characteristic of the
royal houses OF Europe. For Instance,
when the Prince Imperial was born,
the Empress Eugene made valuable
presents to every child horn on the
same day.
AS he birth rate is not very high in
Faris. Mrs. Hnff is thinking of extend
ing her bounticS to babies horn on thai
day all over France. This act is very
pleasing to the French authorities. who
are desirous 10 see tho population in
crease. Statisticians arc working over
calculations that go 10 show that this
fortunate Lahourchere baby is among
the richest in Paris. He will inherit
from both his father and mother and
from two pairs OF grandfathers ana
Srandmothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
SEASON IN BERLIN
NOW AT|TSzENITH
Kaiser Sets Pace in Number
Of Brilliant Court
Balls.
INSISTS ON GOOD DANCING
Children Of Crown Prince and
Princess Staying With the
Empress.
ny COUNT Won ELrHnpnG.

Especial Gable to The Times-Dispatch.1
Berlin. January 21.-With the re-
moval OF the court to Berlin. the sea
son of the German capital has begun.
Ut will only last until the end of Feb
ruary, hut in those few weeks Berlin
VIII reach tho zenith of It's social ac-
~tivitics.
Prominent In this IA in everything
else. the Kaiser VIII set the pace BY
giving a number or court balls, TO
which only the elite of the land VIII
be hidden.
The balls of the German court are
no empty function. tcr the Kaiser in
tists that every one shall dance and
lance well. lie IS always particular
about this. bu, he is more than ever
cNacting now since his only daughter.
the princess Victoria Louise, has
como out According 10 court
etiquette, none but princes of tho
biood royal can claim her as a partner.
SO she is obliged to invite plain. ordi-
nary men to dance with her. For this
reason the Emperor is keeping a sharp
cye- on the reports OF Baron Seeberg,
who has been appointed master OF
ceremonies. and whose business 1t is
to see that only officers and attaches
who can dance VOL are invited TO the
court balls as possible partners fo-
the princess.
count SecDcrS THl have absolute
power OH the floor. and IL any dancer
gets out or step the master OF ccrc.
monies will run after him. touch him
ON the shoulder and order him from
Tho field OF action.
During the absence of tho Crown
Prince and Princess in the Orient their
children have been staying al Po,sdam
In the tender care Of their grand
mother. the Empress, but they sorcly
miss their parents, to whom they arc
devotcdly attached, and tho news that
their mother is returning is "a source
OF n~nboundcd JOY.
rho Crown Princess Cecil is now In
Egypt, and the rumor Is current. often
asserted and often denied. thai her
lungs arc not as strong as they might
he. AT NIL events, II Is understood that
when she reaches Europe she will cs-
cape the winter rigors OF Germany
md take her children to Abbazia, on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

fec of this county a damage
suit for 10000 in favor of II. r. Jus
It's against the Nottowny River I.uin-
Der Company. n Pennsylvania corpora
ton. which has been doing business
in L~unerburg county for tho pust sew
crul years, manufacturing large timber
holdings purchased by the company
about five years ago No declaration
has Yet been fled, but chments
were issued yesterday ana levied By
the sherin Of Luenburg on tho plan
ing mill. manufactured lumber. teams.
rolling stock of railroad Il all other
property Of the company in the County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

az, ~ nn<nrsnn .Mcsmnn h will arrive In New Yurk on
a.n"Hr' = 70 nesin n serser of lectures In thh cnuntry. VI count win
hrs pay r 'ish TO President THf.w herh he VIII my his rcspect,. ims
49,, sMCS VIII e dei'vcrca at New iork on February 49, md he VIII &c
nrf th1 icctnrH in Hcston, Nas,irxtnn md Chicngo. He nn oIsos pro,i III,
fcrrAn-S. fms Ia 'sr srcerd Visit at the count 10 tta cn.an,, the l.5 b.
tF pain IN 1905" VIE, be cnmc "a resident of The tungminn dclexntton 10
nEo '"ter-' conference on Peace, held In ST Louis The count
~ an earnest advocate of peace d n rle,e~ orator. In his WI country h Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

" WI1rsIINV OF =
The above pictures illustrate In strik-
ing manner how fashion liz not II thing
cXrIusIycIy the property OF the city
beauty. Here IL shown how tho
iSrcnchN omnn of fashion has gone Ia
the peasant woman Of France for one
OF the latest mOdcs. II will be seen
Tint both Villagers md city belle nrc
fashionable ia cap md ",rrnr."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
HUMAN EYES
STARE IN WINDOW
Miss Rcdding Takes One Startled
Look, Then Falls in
Faint.
Lsnecial cnble % r!o rlmck.Dlsnntcn.l

lSpcCl8l EIDlc 10 I!c IiHlcS- Dispatch.
Paris. January 2l--Miss Rcdding, The
beautiful and accomplished daughter
OF Mrs. Joseph RcddlnG, of san Fran
cisco. has just had an experience IN
Faris which she is not likely to forget
for the rest OF her life.
AT midnight she saw four Truman
eyes peering with French curiosity into
her bedroom window. The Rcddings'
Hat is in Tie Fashionable Rue dc la
Faisamderie. not far from the residence
of lean de Iicszkc. For musical rea-
sons II is on the Top lloor, and the
house stands on the corner of a street
overlooking the Bols dc Roulognc. The
house IL one of the airmnrks which
The Aero Club Of France has desic-
mated as Il point round which aviators
making the circuit Of Paris must fly.
Tn the evening Of her startling on
Lcrlcnce, Miss itedding had been out
late at Il society rout at tie RITZ with
her .nothcr. Before retiring she stood
looking out OF her window. suddenly
she saw four human eyes staring in
dcvourinSly. They seemed IL take in
tile whole situation and then vanished
in tile darkness.
Miss l;eiding shrickcd, fell am,
tainted. a maid. the m6thcr, The do
mcs'ies and .siindry physicians and
nurses turned the white and gold bed
room into an i~mproviscd hospital and
tho hnrror-stricken girl was 'brotigut
back. but was not able to throw any
light on the cause OF the catastrophc.
All she knew was that four staring.
curious eyes had looked in her window
81 midnight.
Yesterday at tho reception OF tho
Aero Club she received an explanation
OF the mystery. she was Introduce
To two airnicn who said:
on. but we have seen you before
Then they confessed that while on "a
night tour OF Paris when passing an
airinark they were unable 10 resist the
temptation OF looking in on the young
beau in her ball gown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

bank like a crazy man. and, addressing
the manager. said:
Look here, I don want that money,
but I'll lead some instead"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

the Cuff of Fiume, known as the nice
of tho AdrIatic.'
IT is also understood that the chill
dren OF the King ana Queen of italy
are to foregather at the same delight
ful resort, SO that there will be merry
times with tho royal youngsters on the
sands OF the Ischian watering place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
TUESDAYS ENTRIES
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB.
10th Day, February Fl.

First race, selling. maiden fiIlies two
years old, four furiongs-La Luz. xI02;
Recover, x1O2; Defy 10Y; Woolvol. 10Y;
Renetta T.. 10Y; Lady, Dolora, 10Y; Edna
s., 10Y; FRAGILE, 112; Harmless, 107, b.
T., Serpent-Chickadee
Second race, selling, five furIongs-
Iwalani. 90; Joe Wells. SIS; Shamrock,
1o2; Mike Mollett, 104; Rebo 107; Han
nibal Bey, 10Y; st. Joe, 10Y; Bitter Sir,
107.
Third race, selling, one mile-Miss
Caithness, los; Light Wool, x110; Bar
ney OIdfield, 112; Hannis, 112
Fourth race. selling. five fur1ongs-
Marsand, SO; Lady Tend, xs3; Hoopa,
90; Red Lass, 98; Sainfox, 1o7; Savage,
10Y; Alice George, los; Dave Montgom-
cry, 112; Amigo, rs; Joe Ehricn. lis.
Fifth race. selling, six furlongs-
Trafalgar, x95; Beechmont, 100; Dixie
Dixon, KOS; Aunt Nancy, 10; Cuban
Boy, x110; Sporting Life, 112; Plume,
113; Deneen. rs.
Sixth race, selling, six furlongs-
Fritz Emmett, 100; Virgie Case, 10;
Lady Elizabeth, 10; Task Master, us;
Ed Holly, rs; He Knows, lis; joe
Woods, lis; Sam Barber, lis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
who is a witness in the case.
list DISTRICT COURT.
judge A. VI. WaIfhaII Pre~3dfw~


F. J. Hall VS.. E S. ArdOin, suit on
note. filed.
P. c. Kramer VS.. Southwestern rail-
way, $4,000 damage suit; selection OF
jury in progress.
The following non-jury cases have
been set for hearing. beginning Mon
day. March 8.
53S6-N. Galliano VS.. Ellen McVey.
6035-Governor Chandler VS.. Mexican
Central Railway company.
64S9-J p Winfield vs.. Mexican
Central Railway company.
7163-Riverside Cotton Mills VS.. A
Matthias.
729s-Marion Pillsbury VS.. A. T. .
S. F. Ry. Co.
1926. NJ. Dodge VS.. craw-
ford.
7721-EI Paso Livestock Commission
Co. VS.. William Shackleford
7S1O-h- A Albertha1 VS.. J. A. Nc
GOnnigle.
sOS5-Mary Hopkins VS.. Jno. o.
Brown
S42O-J c. Eason VS.. ]. r. Darroch.
S442-May Marshall VS.. K. D. Mar
shall.
S479-NationaI Surety Co. VS.. e.
Paso Livestock Com. Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
ELEPHANT BUTTE POWER
BILL PASSES CONGRESS
MRS. ORNER'S CHILD
DIES SUDDENLY
Husband Died From Unde-
termined Cause Last July.
Examination Failed.

Lille Cordovia Orner. 11yearold
daughter of Mrs. Agnes Orner, died
very suddenly at the home of her
mother, sos North Ochoa street, short
" before o'clock Saturday night
The cause of death was not determined
and coroner 6. B. McClintock declined
at first to issue a death certificate,
though a burial permit was later OBJ
tanned and the child was buried Mon
day afternoon.
On July 81, after an illness lasting
but six hours, the childs father, Alfred
F. Orner, a Pullman conductor, died
very suddenly and the records have
never shown the cause of death. Her
stomach was taken to the office of the
city bacteriologist for analysis, but the
cause OF death could not be deter
mined.
On August 9, Mrs. Agnes Orner was
arrested on a charge of lunacy. Three
days later she was given a trial before
q jury in the probate court and, after
reciting a poem Of her own compost
ton, was acquitted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
HOUSE DEVOTES THE
DAY TO A. & M. BILL
Williams's State Board Of
Irrigation Bill Is In
tpOdI1aa1
PRODUCED,

Austin, Tex. Feb. 2O-Anothsr
morning was taken up today in the
house considering the A. & NJ. univers-
ity special tax bill. making IA legisla-
tive hours spent on it over a period Of
three days. The result is still in doubt
with odds slightly for the tax. The vot-
ing is expected to be unusually close.
The tax bill will be considered further
this afternoon and probably will be de-
termined. A bill was introduced in the
house this morning by Williams, of
Dallas, and others providing for the
creation of a state board of irrigation.
A bill was also introduced by Williams,
of Dallas, to give cities of over 10000
population power to regulate all places
of amusement. Another congressional
bill was introduced by Goodner and
Coffey.
Adjournment To Be March IL.
Senators Coffey and Vaughan intro
duced in the senate today a sine die ad-
journment resolution for March IL,
which has gone to the committee and
will be adopted. The senate went on
record for a three night sessions a
week and the pros and ants wrangled
over taking up bills and the pros sub
stituted the Lghtfoot $4,000 ap-
pIOpIAdIIOn Dill whenever an anti tried
TO take up the measure, and failing to
get suspension of the rule after
it was substituted.
The senate consumed the remainder
of the morning session considering
bill providing for representation of
both sides at polls upon constitutional
amendment election on state wide pro-
hibition.
Senator Terrell, of McCleUand, today
introduced bill in the senate for the
sale Of the state railroad, and if not
sold in six months that it shall be
leased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
HERE TO START ON
THE SEWAGE PLANT
Supervising Engineer Smith
Thinks Washington Park
Site the Best.

Work on the sewage and garbage dis
posal plants viii probably be commenced
this week" said F. P Smith, super
vising engineer of Portland, Oregon,
Monday morning. CAS- to the new loca-
ton OF the disposal plant near Wash
ington Park" he continued, Il think it Is
much better than the old site and the
only delay viii be in changing the plans. :"
Mr.. Smith arrived in FL Paso Monday
morning and at once held a conference
with mayor Kelly and members Of the
council He said that but very few
changes would have to be made in the
plans, and that as far as he is con-
eerned, work may be started within a
few days.
Acting on that statement, Sorenson &
Morgan and ". E. Anderson, whose bids
for the construction work were accepted,
have begun assembling their working
outfits and viii be prepared TO begin
work on a few hours notice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
FORGERY CHARGES
AGAINST A WOMAN

A woman giving her name as Beth
Allen was arrested Sunday by city de-
tectives, who have preferred charge OF
forgery against her. She is alleged to
have passed seven checks for SO each,
securing part of the amount in money,
and paying the balance for room rent
or merchandise.
B. Rodriguez has been transferred to
the county Jail from the police station,
on a charge of assault to murder.
Joaquin Morales. who was severely
slashed in a Sunday night cutting ARRAY,
is the prosecuting witness. Morales is
under arrest at the police station on a
charge of fighting
Carrie Williams, who was fined $50
in police court Saturday afternoon on
a charge of vagrancy, and given 3O-day
respite to leave Ell Paso, departed for
the west Monday morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
HORSE BREAKS BACK
IN FALL OFF BRIDGE

Becoming scared and backing off the
bridge over the Santa Fe railway
tracks, west Of the city on the smelter
road, one Of the horses pulling wag-
on of the Shelter Grocery company
Monday morning sustained a broken
back and was shot by mounted officer
is alleged to have snatched a purse from
the police station. The other horse es-
capped without serious injury, although
che falling distance is about 80 feet
The delivery wagon was demolished
The team was driven by a Mexican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-20
BISHOP EXPLAINS
DUTIES OF PASTOR
Rev. r. G. Ortega Is Ad-
mitted to Full Connec-
ton by Mexican
Conference.

The Mexican Methodist conference con-
vened at 9 a. m. with bishop Mouzon
presiding. The routine business was
taken up, consisting of the reading of
reports.
Rev. r. c. Ortega was admitted into
full connection in the conference. Pend
ing his admission bishop MouDon deliv-
cred a forcefui address on the character
and conduct of Methodist preacher, in
sisting on a strict observance of the
Sabbath day, systematic daily study and
continual pastoral visiting. The morning
should be spent in study, and the after
noon in pastoral work he said
Owing 10 the amount of business vet
to be transacted, it was voted to hold
an afternoon session, and the conference
adjourned to meet at 2:3G p. N.