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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

seven 4 ears Tor Bl6ckhands.
Newark, n. j., April 11.-Seven years
imprisonment was the sentence merea
out to each of four leaders OF a black
hand in the common pleas court here
today. A fifth prisoner. a wealthy
Italian, was sentenced to three years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

Mrs. Nation Not Dead.
Leavenw orth, kans. April 11.-Re-
ports circulated in the east lately that
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the Kansas saloon
smasher, is dead, are groundless. Doc
tors at the local sanatorium at which
Mrs. Nation is a patient, said that her
health is better now than it has been at
any time since-her arrival here for
treatment
DrS. Brown & Galloway, dentists, will
move to the Mills Bldg, May 1st.
New tomatoes and bell peppers are
what you like.
JacksOns Sanitary Grocery.
Phone. S53.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
They're From Florida.

They're From Florida.
Those excellent pineapples and grape
fruit.
JacksOn's Sanitary Grocery.
Phone 353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
Wanted for q. s. Army.

Wanted fOr O. 5. Army.
Able bodied unmarried men between
ages Of Is and 35; citizens OF United
States of good character and temperate
habits. who an speak, read and write
the English language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer, Coles Bldg,
Ell Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

OAncrl OEuD NacctHs
The Camera club Of the Y. NJ. c. 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
franklin Irrigation company will be
held at its office at the City National
bank of FL Paso. Texas. on the first
Tuesday in May. 1911, same being the
second day Of said month.
John Summerfield, Secretary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

Real Estate and INSURANCE Office.
MoTed-Horace- B. Stevens has moved
to Mills Building, LIST floor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

DR.. E. d. Strong, Roverts-Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
! Breuifies
Train Bulletin

Southern Pacific Sunset mail. due at
D. m- is reported two hours late. All
other trains are reported on time
Ior TUESDAY afternoon and night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

DR.. Ira w. Collins, physician in chief;
DR.. Amelia Burk, DR.. Grace Parker. DR..
Paul r. Collins, consulting physicians
POI W. Missouri street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
Mrs. Nation Not Dead.

DR.. CrOwder, eye ear. nose and
throat; COZ Rio Graade Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
Notice.

DR.. Cameron, Dentist, over Walk
Over shoe store. Reliable dentistry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11
Jaci1son'E Sanitary Grocery.

Phone IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-11

Points won-Weaber, 8: Tuttle, l.
High game-Tuttle, 176.
High total-White, All.
Strike out-Steffes.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
SHOT WITH Won PHul.
WEALTHY MINER DIES.
Copeland Second Victim of Row
Over Woman in Denver's
Fashionable Hotel.

DENVER. Col. Tune IL George L.
Copeland. a wealthy mining mar OF We
tor, col. who was shot by Harold +.
Henwood a week ago when the latter
killed S, Louis Won Phul of ST, Louis in
the Grown Palace Hotel. died early to-
day from the effects of his wounds.
Attending physicians believed that
Copeland was out OF danger until yes
terday. when gauRrene was noticed
where a bullet had pierced the main
artery OF the thigh. Previously this
wound had given every evidence OF
healing properly. Last night the ply
sicians decided to amputate tho leg In
an EFFORT to save their patients life,
Copeland was IN no condition TO with
stand the further shock OF tho operation
and death resulted IN a few hours.
Henwood yesterday entered Il plea %,
not guilty when arraiGned on a charg,
of murder In connection with the dealt
OF Won Publ, and June 3 was set FOR
argument OF his request 10 be admitted
TO bail.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
NEED BOTH CONEY ISLAND AND
ROCkAWAY BEACHES.

I'VE want both areas for seaside
marks. The growth OF tho city Will de-
mand the double accommodation before
long. The argument works both ways
Some say the Rockaway site should he
selected because there is more room
there and land is less expensive, but
what would nave happened II the same
had held good in the a $ OF
Manhattan n the Bronx? Why. the
Bronx would have had all the parks
because 1t had the cheap acres to spare
and Manbattan would have gone with
out. We want a seaside park In con-
gested Coney Island as we'll as on The
barren reaches OF Rocka way
An examination OF the tax books kept
In the Municipal Building In Brooklyn
| to-day disclosed that there are thirteen
property owners In the burned district
Of Coney Island. The total value last
year upon the real estate alone, be-
tween Fifth street. where Seaside Park
now ends. and Tenth street, the western
end of the burned area, and lying south
Of Surf avenue, Is 81, S22,U0. The tve
largest Taxpayers and their realty as
easements we're as follows: D~reamlend,
$3.50 900. Prospect Park & Coney Island
Railroad Company. $3.50. 900; Mrs. Cath
crime A. Balmer. sl5l,0o: New York &
Sea Beach Railroad Company, $4,000,
and John ]. Scheidt. $4,000. The re-
naming eight property owners are
small merchants and corporations.
whose improvements were entirely de-
stroyed by fire.
OF course. tho real estate valuations
for this year are higher. They are on
an average up 20 per cent. But II will
be quite clear TO the reader that :,
would not require a great amount OF
money to buy the vacant property At
this time: also that II the present OPP
portunity Is not embraced there Is no
telling when tho city will have such a
chance again.
The present city administration. elect
ed upon n reform platform. could DO no
better than 10 provide ample park and
sandy beach at Coney Island 10 be oc-
cup.ed on hot evenings by the wives
and children of the poor. who have OK
pended IN carfare from Their homes all
they can AFFORD 10 spend In recreation.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
DAYS SUPPLY OF WATER
ADDED BY transform.
745,Ooo,ooO Gallons Go Into Res.
ervoirs--SiOo, 900 for Bureau
to Prevent Waste.

Commissioners Thompson OF the De-
partment OF Water supply. Gas ana
Electricity. said to-day that ~ Of an
inch OF water had fallen yestcrdav IN
the Croton watershed. and IL inches in
Central Park. The consequent addition
to the clty's water supply is estimated
at T5,oHQ,0n gallons.
While these figures appear large. Com
missioner Thompson was careful 10 ex.
plain that they we're ln~ronSlderable
when II is remembered that the city's
water supply had dropped as much as
3,0Oc,oo0,oGo gallons In ono week. The
ilj,ovh,OO gallons is a little more thar
ono DAYS supply.
The Board Of Estimate to-day nppro,
priated 10000 10 10 used by Water
Commissioner Thompson TO employ 10,
Inspectors ard twenty-five clerks r.
comprise a bureau for the prevention o
water waste. There are already 40 me,
on the eligible list OF the Civil Service
and these will al oncN be appointed
Examinations Will now be held for add,
tlonal men
The evening world., 1911-06-01

f,srt,d rur stomach. causing fom p1"" 49,.
ind,ge zion. gas. &C, while the nahs', -.
bladder ar, In had condition. CAUSING o 49,"
painful. frequent and unoontous"'" -
with dun headachs and haeksehs. 49,
c~starri. obtain 2 ora, antisep'c vus"s 49,
Put a half tsaspconfui IN . pint OF VEN "Ae'.
snuff the water from the palm OF 'hs hand
,h,n,gh m. no., ria two ~ thres ,tmes daily.
Then Ms. a Level teasponfE o. tho powder 70
me ounce a ,~a~slins. miI and Apply . SnA!!
].s1ti Ss, iG TOO, '"s ,n.s so. any Ii. ss%lscrsnS,
ayrup sarN.pahllA eomloapd or. esarp' i'G W.
bslm.oTt q AID huid s''f''' """'
NJ. wsit-you can increase yoH wight and
strength and Improve 'hs gen,rSl health sisass
Zach msai and on. at seit.m, ptnt glsni3
Q; water ,io'g between .n'.iA you snGI,a
Renemhsr. |, tate~ tins IN change the .as
and iIsuss Of the Cd. but xoa can ssgrnd on
/ as a Thoroughly effective hesh producer
ire. examination chart and am gladly ~ my
he,t Tor yUu, always ave full name ard address
never publish the eorect nsin'
Il. VI. DO not d-lay .asins the following
tratnrsnt u you value sccd health f1d ned
/, good. Mid l%.Iatits tomb and blood punhsI
Irbili,y o, which you complain. The Noasnes',
nlmhne,, los, u appetiis hesdachs, neu!als.a
lam 81 ,herb t,blets 1~srty.,, as per dintc,
ccanpodnd Wrw h~yperhsphil- q oas., lnctaIe
ffd 9bsimS S9p.'' 7 q. Nil shst. well AMI
inc. rhis /. a valuable ton,c, and will %yitsllre
g a,,rt' ,mpro,s ne quality Ttf. hood aud re.
mote the exhaustion Of BODY and mind,
Y Y. Your question:. ,pd symptoms
have h,cn answered aul r,pa,ned several time
The evening world., 1911-06-01
CHARGE AGAINST
ROBINS SISTER
IS DISMISSED
Bank Wrecker'S Sentence Post
poned Until Oct. q, But
fia STAYS in Cell.

The sentencing ot Joseph G. Robin.
the confessed bank lootcr. who has been
OF some aid to observation-disclosures Whit
man In further prosecuting officials con
nec;ed with bank failures. was ad-
journed to-day by Justice Seabury In
the supreme Court until oct. Q. Justice
Seabury dismissed an Indictment for
perjury against Robins sister. DR..
Louisa G. Robinovitch. on the appli-
cation Of Dlstrlct-Attorney Whitman.
Robin was not admitted to bail. al
though his attorney. Samuel J. Gold-
smith. argued at length for the Courts
clemency. In asking the Cour to post
pone the Robin sentence and To dismiss
the Indictment against Robins sister.
Mr.. Whitman said;
we ask the Court FOR this adjourn
ment In the interest OF Justice. We be
lleve the testimony that the defendant
has given and will give will be of great
. benefit TO the people In pending cases,
and for that reason the adjournment is
asked. Although Dr. Roninovitch has
been indicted for perjury. | am not sure
that the evidence which my office has
been able TO collect will he sufficient to
present to a jury and obtain a convic-
ton
When Lawyer Goldsmith stated that
his client should be admitted to tenn
porary freedom IN view OF Robins great
servlces to the state. Justice seabury
said:
NO: I think that disposition should
not be made. although I think delay In
sentence Ia proper. Tho defendant Is re-
manded until Oct. o."
Robin and his sister conferred with
their counsel before Justice Seabury
reached the bench. Dr. Robinavitc!
was dressed In mourning and her face
was hidden by a heavy black veil
When the cases we're In the hands oi
the Grand Jury both swore tina, theil
parents were In Russia.
The old people were In I
tenement, and later were brought fac'
70 face with their supposed children IL
the Tombs. The parents r~eiterat-
their Identification of Robin and hi
sister as their children. II was thci
that DR.. Robinovitch was indicted 10
pcriury.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
ROOM FOR ADJUSTMENTS ABOVE
SURF AVENUE.

The upper side OF Surf avenue should
be reserved for amusemcnts There Is
ample room here on the uplands for all
the amusements needed In years to
come. The rcclaimlng of the beach for
the people would greatly Mt the ton of
Coney Island. An ~altogether better
class of hotels would be built there. and
there is no reason In the world why It
should not become an all-year-around
resort Hike Atlantic city. Some day.
perhaps, public officials will awaken to
the Importance of providing New York
with an ocean park such as It's location
on the Atlantic seaboard deserves"
Thanks to the agitation set on foot
by this newspaper, tho movement Is
gaining ground steadily. not only among
members OF the Board of Aldermen, but
among those who Ave years ago eager
ly advocated the project 10 construct a
great municipal park at Rocka wa
Beaoh. One of these Is Homer Folks.
Secretary OF the state Charities Aid As.
ISOLATION.
II am inclined to be very much IN "a
vor OF the Coney Island plan" said Mr..
Folks to-day. IT the property can De
bought by the city at a reasonable
price the idea will have my hearty sup
port. Coney Island Is more accessible
thar Rockaway to begin with. and 1,
can he reached for the price Of a single
fare-another great consideration.
What do you think of Comptrolle,
Prendergast's contention that the city
must devote It's money and energy for
the present TO building schools and sub
The evening world., 1911-06-01
INJURIES
IN AN AUTO SMASH
CAUSE HIS DEATH
William Porter, Stock Ex-
change Member, Dies After
10 DaySi in Paterson Hospital.

william Porter. member OF the stock
Exchange firm OF Perkins. Erickson a.
CO., died to-day at h General Hos
pital. Paterson. y. j.. from the effects
Of injuries received In an automobile
wreck MAY %. Mr.. Porter was on his
wny from his country place, FoNcroft.
which Is Ifroty miles distant In the
Ramapo Mountains. when. three miles
| from Pate son.. his machine overturned.
Three Wall street friends were with
him at the time and the car was being
sent along nj n lively clip In order 10
| land the party at Mr.. rortcr's office Mt
| No. 200 Fifth venue ut . o'clock. A
| wagon loaded with paving stones was In
| the way and In trying to avoid n col
| llsion the chauffeur turned from the
| road TO the grass The soft soil made
the machine skid into n pile OF stones
Mr.. Porter was pinned under tho ma
| chine. His friends escaped with slight
injuries. Tie was taken TO the Paterson
Hospital with two broken legs. a frnc-
tured pelvis and n bad scalp wound. pr.
Jchn Wyeth VAS hurriedly summoned
from New York TO attend him.
Mrs. Porter was returning from Paris
at the time on the Lusitania, Her
friends kept her in tho dark as to tho
dangerous character of his injuries. and
she did not know sven upon landing at
New York last Friday the real nature OF
his hurts,
Mr.. Porter began his career thirty
years ago In the office OF a Louisville
cotton broker. lie later became connect
ed with the National Tobacco COMPANY
and tho American Tobacco Company.
being salesmanager for The latter. lie
left the business for his stock Exchange
The evening world., 1911-06-01

connection in 1896. and on Feb. IA. 1900.
married. at the Piazza Hotel Mrs. Ruth
HalilweA, widow OF Charles u. HALL
well, fret v~ice-prcsident Of tho American
Tobacco Company.
MIR. Halliweil dropped dad IN TIE Hoi-
land House In 1907. shortly after his
merrlsso to the woman VINO had. as
trained uurse. cared for him through a
long and dangerous Illness.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
GREATER SEASIDE PARK
PLAN Of EVENING WORLD
FINDS STRONG ADVOCATES
Almost a Vital Necessity to go Per
Cent. of City's Population, Says
Ex-Commissioner Young.

The rich can take their families to
thdr country homes for the hot season.
but the great masses OF the p%oor-fully
% per cent. Of the total population OF
the 0reatAr City-must ave free. fresh
air within the sone Of a five-cent fare.
The Evening Worlds plan hat
the city acquire the 1000 feet Of beach
sissrSd Of buildings by the recent Coney
Island fire would provide tho people OF
the whole city with a summertime
refuge from the sitting heat OF the.
crowded sections.
The acquisition Of this small burned
area should only DO an initial step in
the direction Of retaining tho beaches
At Consy Island for the people," said
foezner Park Commissioner Richard
Young Of Brooklyn, who, backed by The
Dvsning World In 1902. opened Seaside
Pegs. Mr.. Young. a business man.
familiar with the GeAt beaches Of the
entire world from personal observation,
declared to-day that properly developed
Coney Island could be made into ar
ideal ail.the-year-round resort. such as
Atlantic City. patronised winter and
summer by visitors.
the city ought TO buy all Of the land
from West Fifth street to Sea Gate
between Surf venue INC the sea- no
satd. The Evening World proposed the
purchase by the city Of Steeplechase
Park after It's destruction by IRE In
1907. and had that boon done the city
would have gone a Ions a toward
possessing a stretch Of beach about two
miles in length and varying in width
from 800 to 100 feet. Only criminal
stupidity on the part OF public officials.
and ! am putting It rather mildly at
that. has stood betwee the poor Of New
York n the realization OF their dream,
for q proper sized ocean park.
MEANS MUCH FOR HEALTH OF
WHOLE CITY.
III the present members Of the Board
e E4timate and Apport.onment neglect
this opportunity to acquire a fine piece
The evening world., 1911-06-01

LONDON, June Lit was only at the
public inquest that the true story
was revealed OF how Sir william
S. Gilbert. the famous opera librettist.
came by his death last Monday. The
facts have caused a profound sensation.
The evidence d!vulged that sir WILL
lam was drowned by being seized with
heart failure while trying to rescue a
girl Of seventeen years. whom. with a
girl friend of the same age. he had In
vited to swim with aim in his private
swimming pool.
The two girls were named Preece n
Emery. They live near the Gilbert home
at Harrow, a London suburb. Both gave
evidence at the inquiry.
The girls said Sir william invited them
to swim with him in the pool he had
had constructed in his grounds, and they
accepted.
Miss Preece said she got out of her
depth and was sinking. She cried for
aid, and Sir William swan hurriediy to
The evening world., 1911-06-01

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recsi v,d IN ,od.x"a g. !. pss,es. r'u.n,
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~. Wv N""'o anu now FVN"' neJ ss
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WIN thls eNcenent spetlhc utatmsnt for the
slYmaeh m'or,''r Sohihoh 70 No nsnY shoh q
~; noa,' ptp.auSn sornIe a :. nsa.n. &C.
NM ,,,s, bp.s.,.., mo- 90 nns, 49,
kii. .ftsr .unne' T,opsntins viii oorrss M
M the stomach, increase the gastric iunces and
enable you To eat whatever you ike.
ilss, .ofe eelkds and other syInptom. N sro{.
MA use the following syr7In Trif0lium COM
pound 4 ohs, compound fluid balmSort I GA
aromatic nu1l ca.ArA I oz. Mix. shake well
and take 4 tsaspoonful after meals and one az
retiring. The dose after the first week may hs
Increased gradually - two tsAspooufuls This
- effeotual ia chronic or Inherited blood ds-
ordes. This treatment should continue 4 to
q months. and sometimes longer. TO thorpushly
= 49, A.
The evening world., 1911-06-01

OF property easily accessible from all
parts of the city they will regret 4, as
long as they I've. Only a narrow
minded official would seek to defeat the
extension OF the citv's beach property
win the cry that the money needed
must go for more schools. Healthy chill
dren first and then schools to educate
them In. I have served in the Board Of
fhucat'on for q number OF years and I
cannot believe that any man with the
interest OF the city at heart will seri-
ously oppose more free fresh air for the
people at Coney Island.
Nor can the city make a better In
vestment with respect to municipal hos
pitals than by first providing seashors
parks In order to keep the people well.
"oney Island Is an hours ride from
Harlem and the Bronx and thirty or
forty minutes from the lower end of
Manhattan. Brooklyn and the crowded
Brownsville section Is within a short
ride Of this nearest strip Of fine ocean
beach.
Under the proposed new subway de-
velopment a five-cent fare from all parts
OF the city to Coney Island Is probable.
Why In the name Of common sense
cannot Seaside Park be enlarged7 II
would be the greatest blessing the pres
ent city administration could bestow
upon the whole people.
THE beach at Coney Island should
be absolutely free for the people. with
ample bathing pavillons provided, where
suits could be obtained at a nominal
cost. Borough President Steers of
The evening world., 1911-06-01

MIDDLETOWN. y. y. June i.-Jo-
stab \. Brewster. a wealthy bachelor
OF seventy. who lived alone In Goshen.
was found dead IN bed last night. He
was last seen Sunday. a ~neishbor
forced entrance TO the house and made
the discovery.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
NO MAIL IF DOGS UGLY.
Carriers Instructed Not 20 Deliver
Letters at p~eriious Homes.

WASHINGTON, June with the ar
rival OF tho hydrophob,a season. n ,tice
was to-day sent to mail CARRIERS In all
cities that thsy need not deliver mail
at homes where there are Vicious dSgs.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
Tho O~ootor's Anewere On
Health and Beauty Questions
ny DIR. LEWIS X

The questions answer~i below IN general In character; the
symptoms OF dtsesses are gvsn and the answers will apply TO
any case Il similar nature.
Tho~ Nishng further ad'tce. free, may address Or. Lews
Baker. C,Lg~ BLDG. College Eilwood SITS. Dayton. Ohio. en-
cloauG seladdresrd. stsmgsd envelope for reply. Full name
AID sddrss mut be given, but only initials OF fictitious name
will 10 usci In MY ansvets, The prescriptions an be flied Il
any usls,ocksd ding s,or. ANY druggist can orier Of whole
sslsr.
The evening world., 1911-06-01
Remember
May!

IN VpRYBODY knew May.
X, She was born in the
- Spring and lived 81 Joy
Gus, progressive and evcntful
days. All In all she was
month redolent with oppor-
tunities.
During her brief but historic
career
The evening world., 1911-06-01

First Man Hanged 10 County,
CLARION, Pa June l.--cia-ion
County had It's arst legal execution to-
day when Vincent voychex paid the
The evening world., 1911-06-01
4,759,445 IN SCOTLAND
Population hows Smallest Incsse
in Census since 1901.

LONDON. June I-Scotland hes 9
population 81 t.759.4H. according 70 ~
provisional ngures OF the CENSUS m01e
public to-day.
This Is an increase over tho csnsue
q, al. s,2 and IL the smallest incrsAN u
any census since 1861
The evening world., 1911-06-01

During her stay no other
New York newspaper published
even half as many ads. as The
World.
June Is now here. Her 30
days Of life will be quite as
notable as those OF her elder
sister. During her visit there
will be much to do In the way
OF hiring, buying. selling, rent
ing, matchmaking, &c. As
In other months of the year,
The World will print tens of
thousands more advertisements
than any other New York
newspaper.
The evening world., 1911-06-01

would he preferable to the one on Rock
away Beach,"