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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
INJURIES SLIGHT
Shooting at Canton OF Former BsilAirs
People Not So Serious as at
TfrBt RRporfed

The report which was received in Bel
laire saturday evening TO the effect that
Zeb Gillespie had shot and killed Mrs.
William Grells and then turned the
weapon upon himself. dying almost in
stantly. proved TO he erroneous. as neith-
er OF the persons are dead. Direct re-
ports received from police headquarters
AT Canton last night say that Gillespie
shot Mrs. Grells in the abdomen. infict-
ing a flesh wound. and then shot him
self IN the breast, but not seriously.
Both Will recover. The shooting occur
red last Tuesday night and not Saturday
evening. as was reported.
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TEDDY" CLASHES
toonunn.a from. rlr., r...,

pronunciation by President Monro. d,
ls23 have almost entirely disappeared
This statement 81 said 90 have
aroused th" ire OF Colonel Roosevei,
who replied With some heat. holding
That The Monroe doctrine SIN was a
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Wanted-Male ana Female Help
TYPEWRI1 Frs COR SAIL
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Manufacturer, Jobbers. Nor
chanta and Other Wholesala pealera

cnants ana Other wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
or Wests Virginia will receive oids daily
at Its offlce at Charleston, West Virginia.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial mango
meit OF which In vested in said Board.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
e-s Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nlsaed bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ag4O Charleston. West Virginia
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FOR RENT
ron REHT.

rOR Rent.
THE BA6EMENTB, FIRST, SrOOHp
THIRD. FouRrH AND FIFrH rLooas.
OF TIE NEW FIRE PROOF NERCAN.
AT STEEL BRIDGE CORNEl.
WILL BE READY ABOUT TI1sr OF
APRIL, 1914
EACH FLooH oAH sB nErrEo
SEPARATELY.
JAMES L. HkwLEY,
loe51s MAIH STREET.
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Redemption of Bonds.
Redemption OF
GO Coupon Promissory Notes
Issued July !. 1910
Imperial glass company
Bellaire. Ohio

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing 90 coupon Promlssory Notes issued
July LIST, 1910. as pare OF a 35eS dividend
10y the Imperial glass company. Of Bell.
are. ohio. viii bc retired on January LIST.
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The10Iders OF UIOIc Notes are re-
questcd To surrender them. with all IN
earned interest COZ pons attached at the
or zee or the Security Trust Company.
W heeiing W. Va, for payment redemp-
uon ana retirement on the first day Of
January. 1911 ana after such date in.
tercst thereon shall cease.
SEcJ ElrN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
l.. T.. SANDS
.L--L Na...r..N- L.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Il Srt SChv,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAl EMBALmER.
ii22 and 1924 Main Street
tails Answered Day or Nignt-
store Phones 625
VIC !. Bertschy. Rel Phone f2S2R
{ J. Bertschy. Nat Phone rg2q.Y
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ALL L0OTERS


negotiations have been under way for
thr payment 81 32sO.UVu FOR mis- re-.
i,@se. LUIS Terrazas. Jr. today was
huahua The luther. whose yaat o..
tht". together with that ut the Creole
W" c"nhScated through decree ISSUED
prisoner release and cafe conduct h.
We border. FIRST through au urufaf 10
~ ,,i i.llk '"n ard nov. hy the payment
, ~ men Irfrdza-. 81. atcpfuuHuIeI the
eicru forces 600 their nfgui TO- Inc
II"iutt thc women mcmher- or bis ram.
lease Terrazas
. IT, T,r,sza. vas not. charged with amy
rested c.nuse of hls fulueIs great
wealth Tie elder Ts.rHsa- 49, ~.
parted to have taken mueH uf hf. ra.t
VIVA OIL asking fuf tIr return uI ...rs
't &C. Pie division 90. t.. mliI,au al
on IffrtAas Iauu auuuE the rei.
o. pr one ui thr pituks Boo the retoIu-
u'rHfy platform.
49,. May ATTACK Tampioo.
Nf.Nl'' CITY. Ie. II The rebel
fotges gre crovdlnr cioae on Tampieo
erd a. formal attsce may le expe'te,i
eminent last nirit mai ir. .s..Yi, E ..'y.i
'eFun was not quest 0ued. a. DO Wsa a..
tnmsd nt 90" wallace that This WIS the
rar va ' made BE- ,,o',, i,st 10
confused over a mtrnr 'erarer.-f .f !.
."r' mlna from THmriro
The war unItc haa utilized tn. ttr,
.. .I-t attach uu strengthen -
.' IHH.rIUH. md rfUfsassa r.n-
N'fn'" ln Its ability to resist fIe rebels
.. .'4.eI General TauHfp Mnfer4
are slowly advancing un Z4rHtea.,. .sr.
" .'. .fItr OF IHDtferHs. ana b..
r. 'rf ~H'f.Ilu a.H sHu TuIa r.ft..I
HI"ng iH" main line Of the National raiI.
''.f.r nave fEf .H aI.rf frtIf Loo LARGE
IHIr rfrIUu bias been COW.
pHf ftlrciy free OF rebels fsr rsterst
Two W nur errrrrusrta have occur.
iel between Tnwritn nrI NuIr4 Ia
I.'t. '" f.t MORT. rrU f.s frHar4Ie rr-
~ HInF in tnc WAY on. .r. were victor.
QUE DOB both " o. also announced I.,
3D." WV nTI.e that General rrer e.I...-
N1H defenfeI fIe rebels between tr.r..
& .n,l lirfmc I.lln. .n thr state or Goa.
NnLIn. Co. Tire north 90 Turraau
INr GOV fnrUrrf and bankers have r.nt
trfn able ~ agree uu the solution ~ do
.H .fnUf question
ihe management OF Hie bank ~ for.
" NrfI0H .Ht. f.Hf g. "Ha rrurrf
b .Nff'nC1 70 meet fhe demands should
J morrow. W
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lei

NoHkL'-on Saturday. December 20th.
lsls az s.o5 o'clock D. ~ at her late
residence. Grcggsviile Mrs tsATff-
t3rd year OF her nge
uhrfal from the residence TueadHv
W"fning az st5 o'clock Ee10f.r,
mass 90 ST. Michrie church. rdringfrr
"t o'clock Friends ~ the family
are invited intcrment Mount Cafvar,,
cemetery Wv ny
Cumberland Md. papers please eopvD
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FOR sALE-The Robert Nelson" farm
on hill back OF Schrams / mile north
or Bellaire. Good soil. Good buildings
y mile from trolley line. r. J. Nelson.
Bell phone 461-J. Beliaire d-fS-n,
foR sALE-Shetland ponies. Compan-
Ions from which your children learn
no bad habits. Special reduction for
Christmas gifts. Arminda l.. Hupp. W
Alexander. ts- Eden Valley Stock Farm
Nat phone INV n-24-sot
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FOR REHr

PoR RENT.
o%o North wabash St, Z rooms
ana ba ....
ZJt South Front ~ =. %. SAosVO
si sns so, 1fth PEN. o.. -........... 1000
bath. furnished ai"
.os t, ,,iana g. rooms and bath 20 90
SVs North York ST. rooms ana
a. ua ~ -. ................... 12JO
A. T.stf,b' % rooms ....-...... 1900
ri iss.sIi Naii,, ny rooms and bath $500
Wppdlawn. rooms and both
Echo Point rooms .. ,roo
Warw"9d. rooms and bath III 40
"'l."heih' rooms and bath. 900
Security Trust Co., Agents.
ms Market Street. Wheeling
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WANTED-TO RENT

- ~-~----~-~~-~--~>~~---~-~--~-~
WhHIED-To rent small house with n
icN acres, close to Wheeling Address
I o.. care Intelligence g.ff-r,
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FOR SALE.

foh SALE-Restauranta and confection-
cry doing good business have fine
soda ana ice cream business. Nice up
20 date fountain. best location in town
VIII invoice about Sl.50s Act quick.
Address Nolob. care Intelligencer.
dist
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LOST

bosT-Thrusday. small account book.
belonging TO Mayflower Dairy CO.
fiease return TO them or IntelligenosS
Juice d-ls-5
LoST-FIve keys on ring. 81 90 reward
II returned TO Intelligencer office.
dist
LOST UMBRELLA on Barton car Sunday
night. green silk with round white ivory
handle, name "Mignon Brash" engraved
on handle Reward II returned 20 Intel
..E-u-.L nIIlce d-12tf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04

IS confined to his home on account OF
Mrs. P ]. Crowley has returned tc
her home in FL Paso. Mrs. Crowley
and has been here visiting her mother
Mrs Islas.
Miss Lima BrownIee is at Mesilla
Park nursing the young daughter Of
Garrison has typhoid fever. There
have been few new cases OF fever in
this section for some time.
Miss Marion Wade entertained a
of Miss Marion Lemon, of FL PaSo. who
has been spending a week here.
A. n. Webb, of Ell Paso, is among
the late, arrivals here
from a critical Illness
Blaine. Lemon, of FL Paso. visited
friends here. He is a son of John
Lemon, who moved his family from
Fifty Herford bulls were sold in Fl
Paso by Hal Cox OF this place
Miss Ormeda May has returned to FL
Paso after a few days visit with rela-
ner mother moved from here to FL
PaSO only a few months ago.
Misses Nora and Louise Trahey, of
Las Vegas. were guests of their sister.
Ar: Fred Hes, the past few day.
A large number attended the recep-
ton given by Rev. and Mrs Mitchell
at the Presbyterian 1nanse yesterday
afternoon. Upon entering the recep-
ton room all were requested to regis
ter and record one of their New Year
resolutions. A musical program con-
sISting Of vocal and instrumental
music was rendered Refreshments
were served. The house was artistic
ally decorated As souvenir each
guest was given a photo Of the ms1se
on which Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell ex-
tended "A Happy New Year"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
PURCHASE OF POSTAL
SAVINGS BOND ISSUES

Washington, D. c., Jan 4-Postmas-
ter general Hitchcock has sent check
for S1,074,9SO to the treasury in pay
ment for the postal savings bonds
which have been applied for by postal
savings depositors in the various
states.
Following is the rank of Texas, Ari-
iona and New Mexico among the states
on January 1, 1913. and July 1, 1912,
with the amount of bonds applied for
on each of these dates, and the amount
and percentage Of increase or decrease:
Texas-19th in January: 18th in JuIv.
S16.5S0 in January; s12,560 in July; in
crease $4,000; percentage Of increase,
S2e.
in July; $3.50 in January; $3.50 in JIlly:
increase, $3.50 percentage of increase,
246.
Arizona-29th in January; Gath in
July; $500 in January; s9440 in July;
decrease, $3.50; percentage Of decrease,
z6-Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
LAS CRUCES Will
HAVE FIRE STATION
Site In Heart of Town Do
mated For Fire Com
pany Home.

Las Cruces n. NJ, Jan z-The school
board has donated a site for a build
ing for a fire department headquarters.
In it viii be stored the IRE engine and
other paraphernaIIa- The site is To-
Gated on GrIggs street. east OF the
Strong undertaking parlors. and op-
are now being prepared for the new
building which viii be large enough TO
accommodate members of the FIRE de-
partment for meeting purposes The
fire company's equipment has pre-
viOusly been kept in an out of the way
place and many times the company has
been greatly hindered in reaching fires
in time, simply on this account. The
new sic is only one block from central
Main street, the business center.
The installation OF officers Of the
WoOdmen OF the World Pa1millO camp
number Z, was held in Moose hail,
Sovereign Bundy, council commander;
". NJ. Shaw, adviser lieutenant; G. v.
Hart. clerk, p Morena- escort. J. d.
ISaacs, banker. Bliss Freeuan, Frank
Islas. C McClernOn, managers; J. Bonn
back, watchman; E 3. Shaw, sentry;
J. W Loe, past council commander.
At the meeting of Aztec lodge No.
A F. & A. u, Allen Graham. now of
turned from the Philippines; Rupert
and Herbert Stuart, sons of S. 3. Stuart
degrees
annPnS friends here yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Claude Hartley and daughter
have moved to FL PasO, vacating their
home on GriEgs street.
Engineer Bissen, formerly of EIe-
plant Butte, has been transferred by
the reclamation service to this place.
Thomas Tate, of Las Cruces avenue,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
given his first opportunity to write a

given his first opportunity to write g
letter home.
No Visitors for Dynamifers.
Warden McClaughry said tonight he
did not expect that any releases would
result from the order of the Chicago
judges inside Of four or five days be-
cause OF the time necessary in prepar-
ing bail, even when forthcoming with
out delay.
The warden has just returned from
a conference with attorney general
Wickersham in Washington. He said
the attorney general had given him
special instructions regarding the 80
prisoners and that he would at once
put in force an order that no visitors
be permitted to see them. He said a
number of anonymous letters had been
sent to the dynamite prisoners and
stopped in the offices. Some Of the
letters, he said, made dire threats
against the prison management
The warden said that while all ap-
parentIy were the work of cranlzs, eY-
cry precautiOn would be taken against
admitting any Of the writer's. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04

pecially. when you consider no exDense
IS involved, and I willingly give YOU
my time and my medicine All sDv
fair-minded afflicted person wants 70
know is If certain thing will cure
HIM or HER and here is an opnor-
tunity to find out without cost obIfgos-
ton or important loss of time. THFSF,
FEW DAYS may be the turning noi5+
in your life. PO-iiI
All who are interested enopeb 70
write me for the free medicine nil
also receive a copy Of my large illns-
trated medical book which describeo
these diseases thoroughly. IF is +6e
largest book of the kind ever written
for free distribution, and a new efi-
ton is just being printed. I will lie
write you a letter of diagnosis 80
medical advice that should be of great sel5f
help to you: but in order to do The 7
must know that you need my neff fiiriI
Write me the numbers of the sympto1s
that trouble you, and your age ana 7
Will promptly carry out my prornisaS
Show an inclination to be cured ana
you viii be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
FISHER REMOVES SEVEN MEN
ON INDIAN TRIBAL COUNCIL

Washington, D. c., Jan. 4.-Seven
members Of the Usage Indian tribal
council were removed from office by
secretary of the interior Fisher, who
alleged in a statement that the council
had been influenced by the Uncle Sam
OIL company and three individual ap-
plicants who had tried to secure the
lease of 100000 acres of oil and gas
land, comprising the entire Unbiased
portion of the Usage reservation The
secretary ordered a new council elected
late this month
The recent bid for $4,000 acres Of
Usage oil lands was turned down by
the tribal council, and the power Of
influence of the applicants is alleged
by the secretary to have been respon-
sible. The bid would have given the
indians for their oil land rights a roy
atty 25 percent higher than any preyi-
ously paid, and a cash bonus of $40. goo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
I VIII Stake This Medicine
Against Your Time
A Few Days viii Be Sufficient to Prove That
You Are Durable

A few minutes OF your time for a
few days and I will demonstrate to
you, without expense to yourself, that
have medicine that drives Uric Acid
poison from the system and by so do
ing cures kidney trouble, bladder
trouble and rheumatism. I don't ask
you to take my word for it, but SIM
ply want you TO let me send you some
OF this medicine so that you can use
It personally.
I am trying to convince sufferers
from these diseases that I have some
thing far better than the usual run Of
remedies, treatments and such things,
and the only way can demonstrate
that fact is to 60 to the expense Of
compromising the medicine and sending
1t out free of charge This I am glad
TO DO Tor any sufferer who VIII take
the time TO write me Understand, I
VIII not send you so-called sample,
proof OF test treatment nor viii
send you package Of medicine and
say that you can use some of It and
pay Tor the rest, but viii send you
supply free Of charge and you viii not
De asked TO pay for this gift nor VIII
you be under any obligations.
All I want to know is that you have
a disease for which my medicine is in
tended, as It is not 'cure-all,' and /
give herewith some of the leading
symptoms Of kidney, bladder and rheu-
matte troubles. If you notice one or
more Of these symptoms you need this
4
you some Of it If you will write me the
numbers OF the symptoms you have,
give your age, and your name and ad-
dress, Ny address is DR.. T. Frank
IynOtL $3.50 Deagan Building. Chicago,
IL You promise me nothing: you pay
me nothing for It All I ask so there
shall be no mistake is that Won send
me the numbers Of your SYMPTOMS or
a description in your own words and
that you take the medicine according
to the directions send you. IT is nv
way Of getting publicity for nv redi-
cine so that 1t will become widely
known
You viii agree when you have used
It that 1t dissolYes and drives out uric
acid poison. It tones the kidneys SO
that they work in harmony with the
bladder. It strengthens the bladder SO
that frequent desire to urinate and
1t stops rheumatic aches and pains inn
mediately. It disso1ves uric acid c7vs-
tails so that back and muscles no long
er ache and crooked joints quickly
stralghten out. It reconstructs the
blood and nerves so that you soon feel
healthier and more vigorous, sleep bet
Throughout the day It does all this
and yet contains nothing Injurious and
is absolutely vouched for according to
law.
Sufferers from these dreadful and
dangerous diseases can surely afford to
spend a few minutes each day for q
few days to demonstrate TO their own
satisfaction if they are durable, es-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
DYNAMITERS TRY
TO GET LIBERTY
Planning to Give Bond IL Possible; Gov
ernment Officials Hold Con-
ference on Case.

| Planning to Give bond IL Possible; Gov
ernment Officials Hold Con-
ference on Case.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. Govern
ment officials conferred today con-
corning the expected results of the &C
ton in Chicago of the United States
rights to bonds to the labor union
officials now confined in the federal
prison at LeayenWorth, Kansas, for
completely in the dynamite plots.
District attorney Chas-. ". Miller re-
turned from Chicago and talked with
federal Judge Albert B. Anderson, by
whom the bonds must be approved.
It was stated a wide discretion rests
with Judge Anderson as to the kind
of bonds, although the amounts have
been fixed by the higher court
noon said he would make no fight
against indemnifying bonds or against
securities outside of Indiana, when the
question of bonds OF the % convicted
dynamite conspiratOrs is brought up
before Judge Anderson.
such, leaders as Tveitmoe and Clan
cy Will be able to furnish any amont
to obtain their release from prison. I
sincerely hope the little fellows also
will be able to furnish bond. In all
cases I propose to see that the govern
ment is fully protected"
Dynamiters Hear the News.
AeaN6uWOEln Mans Jan. 4.-W arQen
McClaughry late yesterday impaired
to the convicted dynamiters the news
that the federal circuit court of ap-
peals had granted supersedeas bonds,
for at least 80 of them.
Only two of the men had anything
to say concerning the information con-
Veyed to them. Herbert S. Hockfn for
mer secretary of the iron workers
union, who has been labelled the be
trayer" OF his fellows and who is the
only one of the SO not affected BY the
supersedeas order, was the first to
speak.
viii the bond be perfected at In
dianapolis or at Chicago?' he asked
nerVOusly.
The question brought broad smiles
from several of his fellow prisoners.
When warden McClaughry said he
was unable to answer the query Hook
the matter
Tveitmoe Is Happy.
The face of Olaf A. Tveftmoe. of San
Francisco, who, like Hoekin. was sem
fenced to six years, beamed' when the
warden announced the Chicago courts
action. He shifted nervouslv while
HOckin had the floor, then said:
In behalf of my fellows Mr.. War
den, thank you for this news Some
Of US confidently had expected if vet
were prepared to serve our time. if the
court so Willed. With your leave
beg TO suggest that these men keep
their own counsel until the full import
Of the order has worked itself out"
When the warden announced that the
bond for each would be $4,000 for ey-
every year of each mans sentence. a
slight smile lowered about Frank NJ.
Ryan's lips-his bond would be s7O,-
coo.
- Warden MeClaughry told them that
he notified them in advance of official
Information concerning the bonds. to
prevent their getting mixed accounts
through newspapers or from other
sources which might raise false hopes
lie cautioned them not to become ex-
cited or talk to other prisoners He told
them that on Sunday each would be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
RNJOINS SECRETARY FROM
COUNTING HOME RUE VOTE.

Austin, Texas, Jan 4-Judge A VIII
cox, of the 26th district court, TINS
afternoon granted "a temporary lnlunc-
citizen of Austin, restraining Jno. l.
Workman, secretary of state, from can
wasting the returns and declaring the
rule amendment to the constitution.
This is for the purpose of bringing the
matter to the supreme court Tor maj
tion. alleges that the amendment was
not legally and regularly adopted !;
that it was submitted without any au-
thority of law and all otner action
taken bv the secretary Of state was
-rrap-rTfar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
BIG sTEAsLER Is AGROUND:

San Francisco, CART, Jan. Gable
here indicate that the Harrison line
steamer workman, previously reported
ashore Is miles south of Rio de ia
Micro, is likely to be almost a total
loss. In that case the loss on the
hun and cargo viii reach nearly ST.
SOC, 600.
The captain of the Workman re-
ports that the vessel is full of water
and that the heavy seas are running
All salvage operations have been sus-
pended.
The Workman was bound for Lon
don from san Francisco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04
GHOULs RAID THE
PARIS GRAVEYARD

Paris, France, Jan. "A big gang of
ghouls desecrated the cemetery of
Clichy-Levelles, just outside the gates
Of Paris, last night. They sacked over
100 of the tombs and stole a large num-
Der OF sacred objects from the little
chapels erected over the graves, TO
which relatives Of the dead come to
pray.
The news became known in the cap
itaI this afternoon and caused a deep
sensation
No bodies in the cemetery were dis
turbed by the robbers, of whom no
trace has since been found, although
a large force Of police has been sent
to hunt them down. Many Of the oD-
jects stolen were of gold ana SILVER,
and it is assumed these viii be melted
down and sold bV the robbers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04

OCCUPIES COURT ALL WEEK
The case of the estate Of Juan ar
mendarfz. wherein the right to prOba te
a viii is contested, which has occupied
the time of the saith district court for
the past week. is scheduled TO go to the
jury this afternoon. CesiliO Cadena.
a nephew of the deceased, and the
plaintiff in the suit, is cOntending that
the viii is entitled to probate on the
ground that it is valid. That conten-
ton is opposed by Mrs. Fuiberta Ar
mendariZ, surviving wife, Ponciano Ar
mendariz, her daughter and SilveriO
Escontrias, a nephew. The property in
volved is located in the vicinity of So
zorro. Texas, and is estimated to be
worth approximately $4,000.
Juan Armendariz died at Jiminez.
Mexico, on July IS, 1904.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-04

The FL Paso HeraId's automobile
leaves The Herald office at $3.50
o'clock every afternoon, except Sun
DAYS, for all points on county road
and for Las Cruces. The car returns
to FL Paso from The Herald's Las
Cruces office (the Postoffice News
stand) at 1880 p. m. Arrangements
can be made with Dessauer Bros. at
Las Cruces, for delivery of The Her
aid Nail subscribers in the MesilIa
valley can get The Herald from the
postoffice box Immediately after the
auto arrives.