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ss- epsarsns Pss l~as S@ sas sins sAs
saii,,I. ~as sssi.ged Ssss" t~1sss.d
the slspss.Fs
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noshles 10 4. -ssA SA-ss I.-s s.ss
sr ., q. sarpsrss si.i-Ae- and r.ssos-
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siss.i sLsr- sss np n---s.isS fss skp
s.pplos s..ns ~ .susssas %
tee Hs.sas nss las.F AIS C.sii6as
referred :. III. .siii,ia =. .,Sa, @,ii'
tia
'rs-t aFu .s' ssg saiIi,is. Mss
casiiess. s.rSisi she sia-sss
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pisih-s shas he hsa n. 'n.se'suns "t
.ssiiss an s.si.s,A.as .a ,A- Wit
s.sz sf ih- .ea.panS
\ nov. sp .astsii the h-ss4 pss-
II evssrsi sr>sias..ay that 's tsrias
osfesvd Ia sh- STRIKE sns-.sisa' 'i.,s,
wss asss- iats sssssaosa. uhes cos-
Hereafter L- siii esi.s-, 4. the al
ssisAios es anr .siJens- not .sr.' sslrsi
for In lr- h-as-' r.su,uttoa
ttis sias. a,ra' .sa.. ai's'- ,h- it,
H-ia.ti.a d' arsshrr ''nii'tis" sit
u.-ss. b, counsel for sh- irih-fvs
Ioas 1easssi. an italian tsnss"r iis.
Ing a~er Ch',..s. dee isrsd ,hs, sgV
eraI soldiers catered HI. h-.s.- III.
The sisIs .f Jsausry ~ and '.b'.c'i
him ana = -.ir.ssa'ss. ~ sgiss aHs-'s
sIiiar Si.s, III. .'orF ass rte.
sis.iy 'i~ sans. in -V~ty material
detail. ~ that off~~J by ,l.sh-r
saa.h-r ~ .ogrfs. several 'Iavs asu
The t~o rosi-ris. are siipH.s-'l so
have occurred the .a,n. aisst
= ".j.s, I" th- Introduction u'
an, further testimony '-n.liug to
t-mon.sfa,r militia i-p, ,rtIs. ions. %
sid Congressman U'rh.z There
1. no yTo,tion H. III" resolution call.
inr for su.i evidence. u council in
ai.ls upih the committee .pirr into
these niat,srs tr such IN Nxt.n.. u
IL liable 4" f"r. tn" -hp-t-ninE pf
the Inv tcstteattou; at lin" that
would icav' YOU sish and day On
other matters that Snu van, to bring
out -
Captain panh-. in "a iairHrht. an-
nounccd tha, the military would aj-
init that arrests had b.cn mad. by
the militia without warrants. and
tha, there had been "Yofn. ,ndiscrc.
tions committed lie adI-i thai,
The reports ~src being investigated.
and that punishment would be neicd
out where II wa. found to be des.ry-
cd.
That tho militia viii prU'ucc from
fiity to sixty witnesses TO rcfutc the
testimony Of the persons wac claim
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THE NJ ARK ET S
~ 1VLL ASSocSAvED PaGSS ~
W 0AILv REPORvS W
xsssas City Lves,sek

haasss cs,s. Mo. f.t, Sites
Receipts isvsvi aasFh.s a;sA.Fs balls
os >siss $50 ~ >sss Asssg ss5 I0
.-.s; ,issl. = 8" 80 .-sS; Piss IS "a
t,g
sai,is iss~uiits sos-c. sasiaaIA :
90" s~sIA-gsss Aasak.s ssi0as pGiAe
'ra ssr~ss So Ia y sss dressed L--sd
s,1.E> s.s ,s .is s0ais-ss sls-rs
6 .. ~ = 81 soss siv So ,Sss A-if-
rrs 6 r. q. ~ calves 500 sa ts.5"
Sass1 isrv@irls ss."-s 1sssAss
s,.aas tsmss & 80 So 80 s.sr,isss
10 Z" S-s-s sr.h-rs s-s- Z. sAs5
s~Se 2 .a a Go
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23


hss.,os. N-s YssA S'sr sLs.. s.asx
be psssss<-i las AZ Masfis@s, lli- is
1851 a- ss~ss~si sh- piaiAs sish aa
"s sassn saa i.sst~.i =, G~srsi afss,
Colorado. 81 that slse- ,s. sls.s sis,
I'd tie t-sstloga,
la shu rUasA s4ia.ag .aasp Teller
aai sos sVn psssss. saea m.a -
H-essp ~ faiin4sss ii-s,y ~ ssss.
Isss sA. -sr;os.ss wiiiiars \. tissk,
sso subsequently, b.sAn. tsi,-a
Nsstss s~nasos fson- Mon,aas T-ir
i.s sprssa Ia. office sHa .. ess.
b-sass- grsrfr~ In aissu,.s es-s ssis.
les sissssss Tas soash ''saiss ssi
sassosss at SsiI ssisiss ~ ~s.lnp pli.
fi-d By Teller ~es- ssvvssit-d =
sSsAisssns H'i- Ia nasisiss sisisss
sad L--saas. 'ar sss,. ss federal leg.
isiA'ioa 10 1885 <.s-saias sniaiss.
tn tsss.et Teller s~rs-d =. Nsj.F
G.AsfAi as sbv territorial militia ssi
participated in .aas.ssSas ssisss sa.
issisnso ii- aided In Prpna,ias asd
huiidiae sb- Cnl.fs.ia C-sifsi Issii4
sssi ff"a C-susi City ia t,-s,ps i~
1865 saa until his death .ssiisusa
I. ssA" an ssiis- Part Nv sh- isdus.
srI-i sna .css. H.. svisl a-ssloy yns.nt of
Colasais.
\ n-a-",Fs, Ia. -sr,y ,if- Teller
Joined the it-pssissa party ss its
.fsasisasi.as ti- ia-,k a. active part
IN tho .aasI.siss which s.sais-.i il
the sans,s-ion .s coisssda To ssss~.
hosd 's 's;s and ~as elected a. s-s-
as"s BY the isrss s..~snsi, ~hirs roo /.
s-n-d Nusssnisrr I shsl yeas. tie
~a> reelected Tor the ,rsn bVsis.
rims March I. Az. ass served in
The .-ns'- .n,ii the aps.sia,m-s, ~
= sabtn-s l-.sit,oa ht fs-.id-ui NJ.
shIr 10 1873. i'i-sn rr.isiu. tspm
I'll. rshiact In I>>. Teller sas t-.
el-ti-s! Z. the senate and served .ua.
,Isu.a.iY ua,ii i."s. During hi.
career IN ,hV upper branch VI .pa.
sr.~s s~nat"v Teller served a. chair.
man .f ih. committee. On pensions.
patents. mines aad miGins ani a..
n-mt-r "f the committee. on claims.
railrpass. judiciary. public iss,i. aud
= appropriations.
senator Teller fought the drman-.
iisaiion Of silver IN i>;5. For year.
he Was on- Of the i-aiiue advocate.
"f bin-iaii-m and hi. convictions
finally i-d to - break with the We.
publican party in iA.. when lie led
the silver bolt from the national I
convention after the adoption of the
gold standard plank. His return to
Colorado from that convention wa.
marked by public welcome which
surpassed any previous tribute ever
accorded any pubic man in Coiura-
do. From that time senator Teller
acted with III" Democratic party. but
Notwithstanding his change Of poll
ties he continued TO be one of the
recognized leaders of the senate.
senator Teller was u thirty third
degree Mason and for seven years
WAS grand master of the order in
Colorado. He also served a. first
grand roinnan ndcr OF the Knights
Tcmplar In the state.
Senator Teller was married June
:. 1869. to Harriet n. Bruce OF Al
lcghany county. New York. Three
children. John Harrison and Henry
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BEAVER. Colo. Feb. -5--rhst
sssssos ttsnrs " Teller should te
sse iisss cSiossiU~s sS be Aises y
s'.ss il tls asii u ssms al Wsshiss-
,"s ~ss III. saxsssiisa sssie teaay
ss Gossrsor u ~. AnsSs. rhs
sos.rsor. Neisiss hls s.~ssossi syist
ahs the soffos os sa- p~o9ie Of lSs
state. st tie death os s~nsssf rs.-
..s. ssid:
The death ~ s@sssOE Teller ss-
n.es.s ih. ss.a,.ss o' .ss l'ibiic MSS d
~ao hss- iis-a ia IA- tag sssi SaT-
.as III. p~ss asii ssssasss it- sss =
state sha .sssis. f.ii,s-s ID .'s bs.s-
.ss. tsa.s, <~hs~ Ns a lss sssAs 3
and s-rf.iaag ~ san ias-E.SE hs t.sA-
cred ss. pslisir~ aaass saira sks
pussio iasd slAs-e ssair tssiT best
saa sr-ss-ss sro.t- shs; l-Srio.sr
scat rsEoas.s.sI his ssSs- gAsh
shisis f.srs is sse senate shi saD'
inst b. sss ssilAtll ss .h- iA,rrrsss =
OF his .ssts -s-a 10 Al. sslr-a..lE -,
ahshassm.si ~ -sssis sA.a hu
deceased IL n.e.ssas& II. sas . ss.s q
/. ss.~ psisss. III. sas ssSa., sos
saF b.ss1s Ia l.iio~ asI . ssas~ .,asilr
rss..s ss. fall .s rich ses.4e pis.Er
ss-si. lie as -s.iis .h. 'irs g.,i-
sss Of ,a- .sss-s
Up is ,As ssss-si si.a. csisrs.i.,
ha, not t-ss s-es-sSas-s is ss. hall
as ts@s is isr assiSaal sari;as al
wassinstuhs ua.fr hss L~en = side
.ps-aa ss~,ise s~oss vsf t~ops- ,hss
S-hssos Teller .soiiS b. u. iisss 10
beat that Lesaso Colorado saoatsl
sAks prid~ in b~ssp~tas 'sss sisasssa
usss spos oss ssS ss. doe. c-as s's'-
asi ssslon ss mash "a. =pssaiii sss7
vice.
ssss.sass Am@sas t0siAs .op1ss.
s~ai.d shs spms a.sns.s~ "s s-ssI
ses tslles's family. ssxassiisx lsss
tho ho:y ..ssid lie ia state o.. The
capitol ss lssl ID. sssse of Colorado
n,xhs ,-as-s is.s L.spss 10 ssss.
tot r.iisfs msnprYs tirsisiss on
shi. psisi ssii p- ssAa. later wLsa
sii ssems-ss ss sas family vii have
h<-p consulted t~sdisx ID. arrival
her. st Aast.ns Teller. brother u:
ssaasos T-ii.s. ~ho nos ia sssisias
in N.ssisos. iiisss,ss the old family
hen,s. n. d-fihls- isasrsi arrange
meats s'iil b. asJs. '-it il ~s. ss'
nsuas.a that fsnsssi services ssot.
sbiy ~oiia lie aeid "Wednesday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

Bruce Teller. Of cestrai City. AID
Mrs Z 2, Tyler. OF Dsarss. surslas
hin.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
TRAINED N'IRsE.
nENlY n. TELLER
CALLED BY REAPel

ssssssssss ssso ~, ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

Th- 'Fssaasy isPas'nss.s las an
sssss.rl that u nist- s..- .s "si,
's- s"sssh-s' psp-f IN 'h- i-ia'@ 'os
na"s-fs We -.aid sppsr-iss. . kipd
that is q ii'si-i .ss .iivp-sy
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
''T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet. burning fcst. swoi.
len fert, swcaty feet. smelling feet, tired
feet
Goodbye corns. callouse., bunions anil
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
CAisags Lis0,sek

.sir.so. Web. 60 iioxs i,-s.ipss
ss .yv"s AsSkna sssuas baik ss
sai.s >.ss ts s.:s tisss $50 SO : .- e
siN.S >si To- <ss@ arssg ~. 'S
s,.s s.ass sss-.is ss5 piss 5gs
Ia 80.
.ssti-3 its~etpss ss.H--. a-asks,
sisaiss b.es-. 20" Is .,8ss T.sas
sss-ss 6 y" to - ss0aAsss aea t~~-ssss
= So So y: s~~s saa hrsfss~ : ;- u
s.5ss ssiss~ :sss - IA
sL..p: Gexsttt. 3ssyy~s ss.Fsss
s-ssssiiY .ssssSs es'lsss -. so g..
sSs E..siisxs s,ss TO ssss5 lsasss
nsliss 6 ~ ID s.ys
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
M uvBsoCk nAExET
q. JssapA Lsssissk.

n Joseph. No. Vet ss.-iivss.
Receipts i.sv-s sSs $50. baiA Sf
sales .sss to s-ss
cattle ksseipss is-sas sssT4s,
steady si.-s. . :" - ssss asi Isis-
en- 1 Z. SIS: ssisss 10 l".ess
>h..s1 R-~sisss s.s.-. sassAss
si-s.;ss iss.hs 1"
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

misery. All! how comfortable your feet
feel. Get 20 cent box Of "1'1Z" now ct
any druggist or department store. Don't
suffer. Have good feet, glad feet feet
that never swell. never hurt, never get
tired. A years foot comfort guaranteed
or money refunded.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23
Dsstss LSssssek

iAss-fs soiors i'-s 90 Cattle
Ess-iP,s i.s~-s s..sk-s .s-sis E~ss
.s.sR> s 's Z. ssss snS A.itsgs 90
is ..sss si.~Aese sAa s.sss-fs 3 80 4.
s-s S4ts.s q ta i-.s-
iiSxs Receipts ssess asssss g.
hixh.rs tSf. <,s- ssliA ~ a,.-,s = ~
a. s,s9-
sh--ps N.rstsss is-.~s 9sfSss
.asss s.ssI,s4s : 10 sss~s ~-,h-ss .
10 sss-s tatsbss ss.s ,s ss's3 s.-s
l. 80 10 ste
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

rI.~ us"'sus.ns s"s ss~sshi->s ban
ssa- 4. skas that si- s'-ss have hi,h.
-ss. -aI.rssi sa advantage i-ni-i Ia
ns--.s pf ns
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-23

SV'' No
moro shoe tight
ness, no more limp
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face In agony.
"T1Z" Is magical,
acts right %.
"TfZ' draws out
all tho poisonous
exudations which
puff up the feet.
Use "T1Z" and for.
Qet Otir fDok
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
PLUMBERS STAND
Up FOR WALKER

The Plumbers and Gas Filters union
in regular session at Union Labor hall
last night. endorsed the Texas Union
and its policy and gave its delegdtes
special instructions 10 the Central La
Dor union upon the matter.
This action followed an explanation
from Henry n Walker, editor Of Texas
Union. who showed that as late as April
13 Of this year. the Central Labor union
had endorsed his paper as its official
organ At that time W c Manning
was president and F F. TufanO was
secretary treasurer. Mr.. Walker also
showed checks to prove that he had
turned over to the Central Labor union
as late as May % last. S127-T0 as the
central bOdy's share of mis- income from
the paper.
President Samuel Gompers has sent
the following telegram TO Mr.. Walker,
under date Of Washington, D. c.. Aug
%; Telegram from yourself and a large
number Of representative labor men Of
FL Paso received From my own per
sOnal knowledge of you, covering a pc
Rod Of 20 years, and Of carefully not
ing your labor paper, the Texas Union,
I am convinced that your course as a
trade uniOnist, and the course Of your
paper, have always been honest
straightforward and a staunch defender
and advocate of the rights and interests
Of the working people 1t affords me
pleasure TO so state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
ANOTHER INSPECTION OF
CHIHUAHUITA Is ORDERED

After hearing the protests of the
owners, tenants and agents Of the con-
demned houses in Chihuahuita. the
city council at its special session We'd
nesday morning appointed L Monies, a
Mexican attorney, and D. MOntoya, a
committee of two to represent these
persons They will accompany a COM
ing Of Charles Gale of the health de-
partment and T Bartlett, building in
spector, on another inspection trip
through the district This committee
will pick out the condemned houses that
they believe can be made sanitary and
habitable
Following the trip of inspection the
committee will make a report which
will be submitted to the city council at
its meeting Thursday morning. More
than 50 houses will be visited and in
spected by the committee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02

at the luncheon as the guest OF his
soninlaw H T. Bowie and made short
address in which he cOmplimented the
Adclub on its fight for honest adver-
Using and for conservative statements
Of facts in advertising copy
To start Membership Campaign
A membership campaign is to be
started, the club divided into two
teams and a dinner given the team OBJ
tanning the greatest number Of men,
bers- J NJ Lee was appointed chair
man Of this committee 1t was also
voted at the meeting that the initia-
ton fee be made So and that the secre-
tary be paid SO a month for attending
TO the clerical work Of the club.
A copy Of the new seasonal catalog
of the Krakauer. York & Moye COM
pany was passed around TO the mem
bers of the Adclub at the luncheon. It
is a new idea in catalog work. as this
company is planning to issue catalOgs
appropriate 10 the various seasons Of
the year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02

action OF S. S. S. IS direct; It works out
Wardly In accordance with natures ten
denotes As an illustration take for ez-
ample a blind boil or blood rising.
The action Of S. S. S. Is such that desh
forming material Is rapidly deposited
around its edges, they crowd quickly TO
the center where the skin fakes OF ieaE-
ing a new healthy covering beneath
Now, this same process goes en- all ever
the body since S. 8. S. eirculates with ths
blood wherever Il iowa These interest
ing facts are more fHlly explained IN =
book written By a specialist which Is
mailed free By the makers Of S S. s. The
swift Specific Co., % Swift Bldg. At
lanta. Ca Ask at any drug store 1or
bottle OF s. S. s., but don't accept q sub
sdtute- The medical department Of The
swirl Specific Co. has been OF inestimsa
he value to blood sufferers IN successfully
them 70 complete recovery And
this advice is entirely free, very complete
and q splendid aid TO al who are In doubt
and perple1sd about thsir uoubls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02

Almost anywhere you 90 people become
JoyfuIly reminiscent 20 tell you how years
ago they used 8 s. s. for blood eruDtions
and we're entirely cured. This famous
Medicine removed AL impurities, put the
blood in me healthy condition 50 that
pimples, bolls, rash, eczema and AL erup-
tive conditions Just naturally ceased
And these people to this day enjoy
clear, healthy compilations because S. s. S.
went to the sources % impure blood, drove
out the acids that cause Rheumatism,
cleared the nsmbranes Of catarrhal infec-
tion. assisted the Kidneys. lungs and liver
10 excrste, burn and e1psl pCiBons IN the
blood Nor does Il matter what its M
ture or BY what name It IL known s. s. s
drives It out Il Il is a blood trouble, and
most III health IS 4 blood sickness
Even those defiant cases that resist such
strong drugs as mercury, arsenic or iodide
Of potash gave way completely 70 the over
poEering effect Of s. g. g. IN the blood
L f. acceptable 70 even very weak Btom-
achs hence no one need despair q getting
nd Of disdguring blood srupIisnG The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
MANY RECOVERIES
FROM LUNG TROUBLE

Eckman's Alternative has restored TO health
many sufferers from lung trouble Read
what it cid in this case--
Wilmington. Del
ssGeutIemen:-In January. 1905. / was
taken with hemorrhages Of the lungs Ny
physician. a leading practitioner. said that IL
was lung trouble. 1 got very weak . A.
Lippincott. OF Lippincott's Department Store.
Wilmington. Del. recommended Eckman's
Alternative that had done great good I be-
gan taking Il at once continued faithfully.
using no other remedy. and finally noticed
the clearing OF the lungs ] now have no
trouble with ny lungs ! firmly believe Eek
mans Alternative saved my life"
abbreviated
CAffldavitl JAS SQUIRES
Eckman's Alternative is most efhcacious IN
bronchial catarrh and severe throat and lung
affections and upbuildinE the system. Con-
tains harmful or hahit-fOrmiuE drugs.
Accept no substitute small size ST. -eEu-
lar size. s. Sold by leading druggists. Write
Eckman laboratory. Philadelphia Pa. for
booklet Of rec0veries Kelly & Pollard. Knob
LAUGH Drug Co, Peoples Drug Store.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
COTTON IlIPORTATIONS IN
AIGIST LNLsLALLl LAhoE

August was the biggest month for
cotton importations at the FL Paso
port The total importation Of cotton
from Mexico was 9,509,527 pounds,
which is almost 100000 pounds more
than the importations for July The
cotton shipments from Mexico have
ceased for the present, because there
is no cotton market in Europe where
most Of the Laguna cotton was
shipped.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
TOURNAMENT IS
PLANNED BY ARMY
Gen. J. J. Pershing Appoints
Committees to Arrange
Military Tournament.

A military tournament viii be held
by the eighth United States army
brigade during the last part Of Sep
TENDER Gen John ]. PershinE. com
handing the border brigade. has 20
pointed committees to arrange the de-
tails OF the tournament, wnicn viii in
clude a parade and review Of all the
troops in FL Paso and on the border
near FL Paso and a number OF polo
games. These committees are COM
posed Of officers from each Of the reg
lments making up the eighth brigade.
Troops to Be Reviewed.
The parade viii be held on the first
day OF the tournament and the troops
will be reviewed by Gen. Pershing and
staff The exact date for the uOurna-
ment has not yet been decided upon
but will probably be the last days Of
the present month Drills by the cav
airy, infantry and artillery will be
held- rescue races, pistol and saber
contests, tent pegging, wall scaling,
equipment races. skirmish races and
oIher athletic events included in the
army list OF sports viii be held dur
ing the tournament
Polo to Be Feature.
POLO viii play an important part in
the tournament as there are a num-
Der OF fine players in the brigade A
match game between q team from the
eighth brigade and the one which will
represent the border patrol at the
Midland county fair will be played An
effort will be made to have the Mid
land or some other team come here
Tor polo series during the tOurna-
ment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
BOYS ON BICYCLE COLLIDE
WITH WAGON. ONE I

Louis Mollinary, the five year old son
Of J. P MOllinary, of Isl North St Vrain
street was severely injured Wednes-
day morning when the bicycle upon
which he was riding with his elder
brother. Joseph Howard Mollinary, col
Hded with a Pass City dairy wagon at
the corner of Stanton and Texas
streets Both boys were thrown, but
the elder one escaped Unhurt while the
wagon passed over the body Of the
younger boy, breaking his left leg and
the little finger Of his left hand and
severely cutting his back in several
places The bicycle was demolished
The boy was taken to his home. where
a physician attended his injuries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
WAR INsTRANCE Bill sIGNEn.

Washington, D. c., Sept 2.-Presi-
dent Wilson today signed the war
insurance risk bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02

WEATHER BULLETIN
!. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUT,-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.


Observations taken
{ s g. NJ 18th me
idisn time Is a. m.
Il PasO time. Sept.
>. 1914
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vic.n-
ity - Partly cloudy
tonight and Thurs
day.
New NeLico-To-
night and Thursday.
fair. cooler east por-
tion tonight
West Texas-Part-
ly cloudy tonight and
Thursday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN
TRAIN SERVICE ia
+ RESUMED

Announcement was made Wednesday
that the Mexico North Western was
operating trains between MADEIRA and
Chihuahua and Pearson and Juarez-
While some high water was experienced
along the line for a day or two. this
has subsidized ana what damage occurred
has been repaired
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
COURT DENIES REQUESTED
on TaNng RECETVERGHTF

san Francisco. Calf. Sept. p - The
application Of the United States govern
ment for a receiver for oil lands in
Kern county. California, worth S10,-
OOO, 600, was denied today in the United
States district court by judge Norris
T Dooling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
HOUSTON REYNOLDs.

Mr. and Mrs T. D. Reynolds Of Fl
Paso, have received the sad intelligence
Of the death Of their g year old son,
Houston, at Pueblo. Colo. yesterday
Houston Reynolds formerly attended
the FL PasO high school but has been
away from the city for more than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02
REMOVAL OF WARSHIPS
FROM MEXICO DELAYED

Washington. D c, Sept NO war
ships are TO be taken away from Mex
lean waters at present and the trans
fer Of command of the fleet from rear
admiral Badger to rear admiral
Fletcher has been postponed until next
month It was the plan to bring the
fleet TO Hampton Roads for the trans
fer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-02

W P AIcNary, of Loveland. Colo.
lther OF James G. AlcNary, was present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-04
RESOLUTE WINS BY
SHORT DISTANCE

Sewpcrt. r T.. Aug. s.--The Reso-
lutte Rad to MAKE q requ.sit.on on her
time allowance to win today's race
frem New London to this port. The
Vanitie started last. twenty nine sec
ends astern af the Rasolate. gained
ten seconds. so that at tins fnish size
was nineteen seconds astern. The
eoure was forty Mills in length. and
the vanitie had TO allow two minutes.
twenty -one seconds, SO that the Resn-
lutte won the race by two minutes,
eleven seconds,
The race again demonstrated that
the two yachts are pretty evenly
matched. and that there is little more
than the time allowance between
them Again when the wind was
light the Resolute gained. bat when
it freshened the Vanitie sailed the
faster.