El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-13
HEART ATTACK
PROVES FATAL
f. E. Mckinley Is Stricken
Suddenly at the Ranch
Home Of His Son.

las Cruces. N. NJ. Jan. 13-Fred E. Nc
Kinley cousin Of the late president William
Mckinley. died suddenly at o'clock at the
home Of his son Forest Mckinley who lives
on a ranch near Las Cruces.
ar Mckinley came here from Wagner,
Ariz., two weeks ago lhlnklnB a lower al
titude would prove beneficial to his weak
health. He was apparently recovering rap
idly and no fears were entertained by the
evening preceding his death.
After his sudden attack physicians were
called and all means possible were used
TO prol6ng his life, but in vain. A clot OF
blood forming in his heart caused death
The deceased is survived by a wife ana
three sons, Forest Mckinley, OF Las cruces
Lawrence Mckinley. Of Prescott Ar-Z-, and
Arthur Mckinley, Of Wagoner' ArlZ
Fred Z Mckinley had OF recenI years
been engaged in mining at the ventura
mines in the Bradshaw mountains in Yava-
pal county, Arizona He was born 81 years
ago ia Wisconsin, where he married. He
and his wife came to New Mexico about IS
years ago. For many years their home was
a1r. Mckinley held an important position
with the Santa Re Railroad company dur
ing the construction Of its line from Albu-
QuerQue to the Pacific coast
Later he moved to Oklahoma, where he
was receiver in a land office. He was pro-
hibitionist and was secretary and treasurer
Of the Anti-Saloon league Of oklahoma at
the time Oklahoma came into the union
The fu1eraI win be held at o'clock
Thursday afternoon from local undertaking
parlors. The funeral services will be con-
Presbyterian church Interment VIII be IN
the Masonic cemetery
All Dogs Are BIuEzIed.
All dogs in Las Cruces have been muzzled
since the mad dog scare OF Few days ago
the result OF which IS people went to FL
Paso for treatment at the Pasteur institute
AIRS. John ". Plotts lately Of Russell, Ia.
who came here TO spend the winter rs re-
covering from an attack Of bronchitis in
the home Of Roy Phelps on Court street
Buys Home IN Cruces.
Frank French. former resident Of Las
Cruces, who spent year IN Calrornla ana
the northwest, and some weeks ago re-
turned to Las Cruces, has purchased tbs
house in north Lac Cruces owned by Mrs.
Ava Roberts, Of Del Rio, Tex. and occu-
pied by Fred Hess. At present Mr.. ana
Mrs. French are living in the house lately
occupied by Bert Ramsay
Pedro Torrez, wife and eight children, Of
Chihushua, have moved into the Antonio
Ruizs property. Mr. Ruiz and family have
moved into the Ignacto Sisneros property
Francisco Romero, lately Of chihuahua, is
now employed in the store OF the Adair
cOrnpauy on Griggs street.
DR. George Hill, wife and children, Of
Wheeling, W. Va, who spent part Of last
winter in the Mesilla valley, have returned
TO spend some time In the valley. They
were accompanied by his brother, j. J. Hill.
OF GAINESVILLE, O. Both are brothers Of Dr..
ar and Mrs. R. A. hammers have gone
to El Paso to spend some time. They for
merly lived in the Kelsoe house on Miranda
avenue. They have rented their household
furniture TO y. S. Ihayer, Of the reClana-
ton service VINO VIII move u 70 La Mesa
where he and his family viii make their
home
Mrs A. Jacoby will entertain on this
CTuesday) afternoon in honor Of Mrs Phos-
bus Prudential. Of SoIomonviiIe, ARK, who
is visiting friends here.
Entertain at Dinner
AR and Mrs T. R. H smith entertained
e. dinner the follOWi1Cs-
sir and Mrs. William Jacoby, Mr.. and
Mrs Fay Speery Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Lew
ellyn. Mr.. and Mrs Guilfoil, Mrs. Atkinson
and Miss Eide Tate.
The color scheme was pink The place
cards bore witty verses. A six course din
ner was served
on following evening Mr. and Mrs