El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-11

more for Bremen. was sighted last
Sunday night by the Norwegian steam
ship meteor, which arrived here yes
terday from London. when she was off
the Grand Banks.
Capt johnson. Of the Meteor. saw a.
submarine, and he believed II was the
Deutschland. as the vessel was bound
east With a general cargo the Me-
teor was in the regular steamship
lanes making for Philadelphia About
II o'clock that night Capt. johnson
sighted a submarine II was too dark
10 make out her name The submersi-
BILE circled around the Norwegian
steamship and then resumed her east
ward course.
Broker Found Dying. Women arrested.
Harry Frankenfield. an insurance
broker. a member Of the Manufactur-
ers' club and a prominent Mason. who
lived at 1900 Diamond street. was found
dying on the sidewalk in front OF the
home of Mrs MAY Steigerwald 1900
Wallace street by Miss Ethel Young
and Miss Inez Gordon, two young WON
en- boarders for the same address. He
died few hours later in St Joseph's
hospital
The affair is clouded with mystery
and has caused the police to begin
rigid investigation. Mrs SteigerwaId
and the two girls were arrested as ma
terIal witnesses following 2 lengthy
conversation with captain Of detectives
Tate. They were arraigned before
ma gistrate BeatOn in the Central sta
ton. who held Mrs. Steigerwald without
bail to await the action Of the coroner.
and Miss Young and Miss Gordon were
held under $4,000 bail They were per-
mitted to sign their own bail bonds.
Fire Destroys CIawSon building.
Fire swept the six story brick and
iron building at 2+0 Chestnut street
this morning with such rapidity that
within 90 minutes Of the discovery. the
flames had enveloped the structure and
were threatening to invade the prop
critics adjoining
The Clawson company. importers Of
spices and flavOring extracts. occupies
mated.
Louis F. Clawson. vice president Of
the Clawson company. said that the
total loss to stock and building would
amount to between $3.50. 900 and sf75.-
600 Valuable spices which cannot ba
replaced because Of the war. particu-
larly vanilla beans. were DESTROYED
The value fthe damage stock alone
amounted TO more than 500. 600. ac-
cordinE to Mr.. Clawson.
Priest Clashes With Hiberninn Order
me first clash between the Rev
Daniel McDermott and the Ancient Or
DER OF Hibernians occurred when coun- /
ter statements issued by father Nc
lpermott and John O'Dea. state secre-
tary Of the 4. 0. H. were given 10
III PI'-At MI - itea answered the 3
criticism Of the rector Of ST. Marv's I,
Cathoic church by calling attention to /
the fact that two Of the three Ameri- /
can cardinals have been chaplains Of /
the order which father McDermott as ]
socrates with the Molly Maguires"
Father McDermOtt replied with 4
statement pointing out that he had re- /
ceived information at first hand from /
former archbishop Wood which com
6ined with his own experiences in
Pottsville during the Molly Mcguire
reign Of terror. makes him a more
witness than the three car
linals.
The resignation Of father McDermott
has created an immense sensation in Z
Pottsville. where he was formerly sta /
toned City and county authorities. as
well as many Protestant societies, will
aid in making the convention a sue
,ess.
Meanwhile. no action has been taken
upon father McDOrmott's resignation as
rector Of St Mary's- This matter rests
n allegiance until the return Of arch
bishop PrenderEast today.
Mr.. O'Dea holds the opinion that
ather McDermOtt's attack upon the A.
J. H. will not hurt that, organization.