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; Publishes ALL the NEWS wp th printing six days we k-
PKIf!E FIVE CENTS.
JOSHUA 8. RAYNOLDS President;
ULY83E8 8. 8TEWART Cashier;
-THE
FIEST NATIONAL BAN
El Paso Texas
Capital 8iirpli& and Profits
H. X. NEWMAN Banker
W. H. AUSTIN Oashier;
El Paso .... .
A General Banking
fttr Mexican Money and Exchange Bought and Sold. Gold and Silver
rVliiiT! .XIi! aw.tv T1RPOSI r BOXES FOR RENT.
DU111UU uuup;u
O. R?VOREHEAO''pV8sirfent;
J O. L'CKLANO Cashier;
STATE $ ATI ONAL BANK
Established April 1881.
A legitimate bankiog business transacted in all its branches. Exchange on
all th cities of the ite States bought at par. Highest prices paid for Mex-
lean D-l'a. '
4JUAREZ
F
BANCO COMERCIAL OF CHIHMIA.
CAPITAL $600000.
Buy and sell Mexican Money and Exchange on all the principal cities of the
Buy ana sen RepubUc ot Mexico the United States and Europe.
A General Bankincr Business Transacted.
Clndad Jnsrti
ADOLTH KRAKACEU Manager.
See our assortment and get
before you think of making
PEW & SON The Shoe Dealers.
o.o. TANNER & Bro:
Bardw; w. Van Flarcom Block.
the H. LESINSKY COMPANY
Wholesale Grocers
AND-
Jobbers of
Actions
To induce you
us because we are closing out our business is a sub-
ject that remains with yourseif to consider.whether
it will or will not payyou to do so for saying is one
thing and doing quite another. However after you
have made your purchases you can readily figure
out how much you have saved by taking advantage
of our CLOSING OUT SALE as we have to be sat-
isfied with the cost or below; otherwise we would
never accomplish our long desired aim that is. to
QUIT BUSINESS ENTIRELY. : : : :
DIAMOND'S Closing Out Store
" " " r . -.. mra-vAC ci 4 rprTT v TmtDV "If? 1QAQ
M. W. FLOURNOY Vice-President
J08. F. WILLIAMS Assfc Cashier
SI 60000
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H. L. NEWMAN. Jr. Asst. Cashier.
Texas.
Business Transacted.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN Vice-President;
J.' H. R JSSELL Asst Cashier. .
BRANCH:
THE -
5 Xc)r Bunco Minoro of flrikaliua.
OMFORTAimm
For all kinds and klasses'ofi
DeoDle who wear our shoes.
the Latest Up-to-Date Prices
Holiday purchases of SHOES.
It's provoking
Isn't It?
And yet it's likely to happen and
time The internal working? of
pipes drains etc. are heyony
the control of mere mortals. Tnty
a-e like volcanoes like!y to go
into business at -any moment.
Better be on the safe side and
let us reinforce things for winter.
A little precaut on to v may save
endless annoyanoe and quite 'a
little money later.
V'
9
" r Me?a 'Ave. 5 Texas St
Dry Goods.
SPEAK LOUDER THAN
XT
to come and spend your money with
This
Applies to our -""MERIT'-'-brana
..BUTTER.:
As much as ti aoj thine- else we have
in -the store.' ' " "
It's a mi d sweet butter and is uni-
formly good. .1 couldq't buy a bett r
buiter no matter what price I paid. for
it. If I could I would for nothing but
tbo best is good enough "for my patroos..
After you're tfred of experimenting with
tolerably fair butters try the brano with
the word "M.SRIT" on every pound
p:iut and you'll stop exper-
ImenttDg. ' ' '"
25c A POUND.. . ...ONLY AT
J. B. Watson s
GROCERY STORE..
Oor. San Antonio
Phone .151.
TEXAS.
and Stanton Streets
HIIj PASO
BARGAINS!
....To close ou27....
Boys' and Girls'
t
f
t
e 1897
I .'.Bicycles..
Pneumatic Tire "
Ball Bsarings.
.$12.50 $14 and $15...
EACH.
4
A
4
.6 School commences Monday. Pa-
rents can fit the children
il oui in gooa Boape
j o cipur tnn
ever.
tW. G. Walz Co. I
A
EL PASO TEXAS.
I The Nations Bailding!
-yi URKS THE HORN SBV f
One of the latest structures or is.
If wo no. hltAnt. ThA wnt. lltllld- rj
lngs In the city both public and pri-
vate are or my designs. Set com-
petition and save money. Come and:
see me If you tnlnk of building
E. KRAUSE.
Room 55 Sheldon Block.
EL PASO -
A. H. WHITMER. O. D. 8.
Dentistry in all its branches
Office Over Santa Fe Ticket Office.
4
- - - TEXAS
4n n if V
portis'i
MARTIAL
LAW
'Declared in Havana by the
Madrid Government. v
WAR REARING AN END.
ItisTi w Conceded that Weyler In-
I . fluenees in Havana Were he Cause
of the Late Riots- tyanish Gner-
i rillas Fighting Ant -norny.
-. - - -;
i . New YOEK January 15. A special
cftble dispatch tothe Herald today Fays
tbe situaC'Ou regard log- the Havana'
riots a-ccrding govcrnineDt officiaieis
serious bul;i.h? worst is over.. General
Blanco is now. master cf. the situa-
tion.' . - :
A. special the Sun from Havana ' this
mornin? asserts that public disorder
arid excitement continues. Col. Pag1'
livery who has been appointed chief of
polices -is-we 1 1 known for - his sangnin-
ay work under Weyler.-What adds to
the gravity of the situation is th at out
side of Havana irrenla'-Sppnish guer
rillas who were ent to protect sugai
estHtes are making demonstrations
agamjt autoir.o'y
Washington. January 15. Judce
pay. aasi-tant secretary of s'a'e s -.id
t'hismornit g. Le bal teird of no dis-
turbance in Havana and thought ex
crement was-ove-r. ' Consul General
Lee'8'Ci patched reported no indications
of a new outbreak. Th? Spani.-h minis-
ter bad disi arch this morninp declaim
ing the theat-es cafes and other pub-
lic places open and no disorder. The
minister i- aware tbst powerful -inter-eats
by-sympa'hy with Weyler are
wormng to prevf-nt peace ana force the
war more bitterly.
A long message from Consul General
Lee was received last night but was
not red by Secretary Sherman uct!l
nis morning.' I he consul ' central
said that matte-s were quiet. He gave
bis opinion on the situation but ofn-
ials deciine to tell what bis viws are.
Lt is uodurstood that General Lee be
lieves that recurring- demonstrations
will result in a serious outbreak.
Captain Geperal B'anco is very much
worried as tbe more tbao sugared tele
grams to the Spanish misistry indicate.
According to informaW-yn received he
anticipates the greatest difficulty in
suppressing a revolt among his own
people. j
MADRID January lo it has been
decided by the ministery that martial
aw De onservea in Havana with a
view to prese-vation order
Steamer Sunk at Tampico.
San Antonio January .15. A dis
patch from Tamp' no Mexico elates
rat the t termer Uuastrea beloneinff
to Hua-ftrea Navigat:on company and
plying on the Pnuco river struck ;a
na? and aank above TamDico yester
day afternoon. The capta'n and en-
gineer wee drowned. George Rowe
the purser rushel to the safe and took
out $3000 in mosey and ran off but
wes captured and brought here and
tla- ed in prison. The money was. re
covered from the place where Rowe
bad hidd.en it.
" Taylre Tackles Starbuck.
Philadelphia. Pa.. January 16.
l2.1ourd Tylore' tho little French-
man' who was recently defeated . by
Michael at the . ladison '. Square.
Garden wilt try his luck aga;nst Frank
Starbuck at the Sar nee-fe6t hall
tra k this evening. " Tne trick is a
mall on -beine but twelve laps to tV-e
mile and Starbuck is familiar with its
peculiarities' but the French wnoel-
man intends to mike a gallant effort to
win.' ' ' i
Not McKinley"8 Policy. -Washington
January 15. Gen.
Grosvenors f irilammatory '. remarks
about exterminating - the anti-Hanna
element in Ohio is opposed by the ad
ministration' and a special envoy of
President McKinley convey d word to
he Ohloans- tbst such remrks were
not in kpeping'with his proposed poli-
cy. Grosvenor called o- Senator For
akr and personally squared himsel'.
Coi'Stertiati'-n in Pension Bureau.
Washington D. 0. January 15.
There'is consternation amon? the em-
n-lovee-t of the pension department.
Congress cut thn bureau's nppropria
ion f r the comine year and Pension
Commi sioner Evans will decapitate
100h. ad?. "1 t-hall de-antate the in
competent and baa tempered em-
ploye8"sa!d tbe commissioner.
Cuban Tobacco.
Washington Janu iry 15. The or
der of tbe Spanish cibinet revoking
the embargo on exprts of tobacco
from Cub goes into effect tolay. Bv
the same ordc tho importation of
tobacco from a-y part of the world into
Cuba is prohibited The rtVvocat'on of
the embargo will be welcomed by
American tnbaci o merchant.
' Musons Ct .'ebrrfte.
Milwaukee . Wis January 15.
Wisoontin Lodge Wo. Id of free and ao
ceoted Masons is fifty ye ars old today
and tomffbt the memoirs rv'-intorced
by the grand officers and prominent
Maons from all over the state will
part'c'pat". in exerci-es commemora'
rive of tbe event.
Bnk Robber Cantured.
PonT WnRTH. Jinnarv 25. Samuel
Copeiand was brought here today. H
was captured in west Texas. He held
ud the caphier of a bank in Minnesota
onH crft. t.hrpo t.honsn.nrl itnllnra P1a
wps cptured but escaped recaptured
j t .M;ann cr n
gerous man.
Coxey's Lecture Tour-
Chicago Janutry 15. Jacob S.
Coxey the populist leader is at the
Audltoiium arranging for a lecture
tour of the United Spates in a ' special
far. Thrt tour wH begin in tbe south
Good roads national currency and non
interest bearing b nds will be his
topics. ;'
Silver Market.
TlEW YORK January 15. -Silver
SETTLING BURNING QUESTIONS.
Patriots of America Vote on Eleven Is
sues at St. Louis
The vacant store at 603 Washington
arenue says the St. Louis Republic is
the scene of considerable activity.
The Patriots of America engaged the
quarters for one day and tbee were
balloting there until o this evening on
11 burning questions of the day. Thn
voters will be members of the Patriots
of America. At the same time lodge
and county officers were elected.
"The Patriots of America" is an or
der with headquarters in Ch'cago which
claims to include in its membership all
males In the United State over the
aoeof 16 years and all females in states
in which equal sulrrasre attains ine
National Patriot is W. H. (Co'n) Ha
vey and yj . n;. tlix is tne tempo-a'-y
Htional reco'der Asaooiated wltn it
i the Order-of the Daughters of the Re
public. Their objects are similar
mainly the education of th3 people in
matters pertaining to 5 government
especially as regarded by the pro
moters of tne. movement. i n is . in-
volves' System of "school;" or lodges
to be established in all parts of the
country for the study of the works is
siiediiby the "Coin Publishing com-
pany" which is now a part of the
order.
The el e-jtion today in St. Louis will
be ore-of manv to take placs at every
point where the order has succeeiei in
founding lodges. The questions to be
votett 6n are as follows :;
"Are you in favor of the free and un
limited coinage of silver and gold at
the ratio of 16 to 1 bv the United
States.independant of the action of ny
other nation and tbe issue of full lega -
ender oaper money by the govern
ment in quantity flexible aud suf-
Gcient to maintain a stable currency
system?
Are you in f avor of paper money
being made redeemable in m eta lie
money?
"Are yon In favor ol the demoneti
zation of both gold and silver and tbe
ub-titut'on of fill' legal tender
pnper money issued by the govern
ment.?
"Are you in favor of the retirement
of the greenbacks and the granting of
the privilege to national banks to is-
ue all forms of paper money as now De
ng proposed bv them?
"Are you in favor of a postal savings
bank system?
Are vou in favor of wnat is com
monly known as the income tax?
Are vou in iitvor oi tne single tax
s defined vy Henry George?
Are vou in favor of socialism as de
fined by Lawrence Gronlund?
Are vou n lavor ot settling ail
leading political issues by a direct vote
of the people and of making this an
sue in tue next presidential cam
paign: '
Are vou in .favor of tne unitea
States recognizing a state of war in
Cuba?"
The result of the election will be an
nounced from the headquarters in Chi-
cago in February.
. Comraissionf r's Court.
The valuation of property of R. H.
Roberts assessed on tbe unrendered
roil for 1897 at $3150.00 was lowered
$1000.
The poll taxes of A. A. Cox and F.
K. Lombrdy were remitted.
Tne valuation of property of L. . R.
Thompson assessed on the unrendered
roll for 1897 at $1500 was lowered to
$1300.
Th valuation of property of J. M.
Sullivan assessed on tbe unrendered
roll for 1897 at $2000 was lowered to
$1500
Tbe Lee & Co. reduced from $6000 to
$200.
Qnong Hing Wab & Co. from $4000
r$2000
8u-y Sang Tong & Co. from $1000 to
$r.00.
Hong Yick & Co. from $4000 to $2000.
Chew Chun :& Co. from $7000 to
$3 500.
Woey Gee & Co. from $6000 to
$1000
Od Sang Hung & uo from $2000 to
000
Ed Kneezell was appointed to super-
in'er.d the work at the county jail and
bis compensation fixed at $150.
The county judge was authorized to
employ Attorney L. Clark to assist bim
in compelling the S-!na Fe R. R. com
pany to build a coun'.y road along
their line just this side of the 6melter
pump house
$500 was ordered transferred irorn ti.
and'B. fund to contingen.
Tbe valuation of Chas. Davis' pro
perty was reduced from $iz740 to
$10917: t hat of Davis Beall & Kemp
f.-om $10 0 "J to $13oOO.
Fightingr American Pork-
The Bar;oa Cursrs association of
Great 15 itaio and Ireland has voted a
furd o five thousand pounds or $2o000
for the prosecution of storekeepers
found' renins' American hams and
bafon brarded with English or Irish
tra'e icarks. 1 his action is due to
hp fct that the u-e of false trade
nu American prod uc i ns ha? become
so gene as to thr v. ten the very ex-
istence of the horns industry. Pro-
secutions in n i p:rt or another of the
country are 't ai j'iat weesiy occur-
rence an-i it is not able that in every
nn.s the et;r ndiarv magistrate or the
full bencn ot magi- trates nave im
posed the niximum penalties 01 tne
ni-osecutions 01 the past moDtn pro
bably tbe most important has been
that nf the armv and navv stores in
which fines and costs aggregating $250
were imposes xne nucon tjurers as-
ociation has issu-?a a cirtiu;ar aeciar-
nr that American hog products must
either be sold under their pr.-per de-
Biirnatinn or as an aiternauve me
trade will be driven out of Eugland.
Mysterious Suicide.
Norman O. T. January 15. T. J
Wiggins assistant cabit-r of the State
bank of Norman comm tted suicide
la-st tjight and his body was found in
the Episcopal church this morning
Wiggins' accounts were straight and
bis domestic relations happy. The af
fair is a mystery.
Aged Widow Burned.
Kansas City January 15. Mrs
Mirseret Davidson an aged widow
was burned to death this morning in
fire that destroyed her home.
A. L. Whiteside has resigned trie
man yement of the El Pso Cigar com
pany and N. E. B-own of Cleveland).
Ohio a practical cigar maker arid
good business man has been placed fln
charge.
Mary A. White secured a divorce
this aft'rnoon in the district court
from J atnee A White
DOINGS OF
CONGRESS.
Appropriation Bills Will be
Pushed First.
NEW JUDGE FOR TEXAS.
Congress Today Agreed to the Printing
of New Maps of Ala-ka Giving
Shortest Route to the Gold Fields
Other Matters Acted on.
Washington January 15. An
agreement was reported by the bouse
committee on rules by which Speaker
R"ed and Chairman Dingley are to
give the appropriation bills right of
wpv during the sossirn. The object is
to get tbe bills before the senate as
quickly as possible. The present indi-
cations are that the session will run
into the summer.
The senate ioint resolution direct-
ng that a geographical survey publish
40000 copies of the map of Alaska
showing the best routes for reaching the
cold fie'ds was reported and passed.
A bill was passed at tbe request of
Judge Lac ham of Texas. providing for
the appoin'ment of an additional judge
for the northern district of Texas the
present judge being incapacitated.
The house then went into a commit-
tee of the whole to consider the army
appropriation bill.
Bicyclists in Florida.
New York January 15. The noted
health resort of Belleair in Florida
will be the headquarters for six weeks
or more to come of a large number of
noted bicyclists from both sides of tbe
At'antic. The party which will leave
here this evening is made up as fol
lows: Earl Kiser Dayton O.; A. C.
Mertens Minneapolis; John b. John
son Minneapolis; tbe tandem riders
Gouglotz and Lamberjack Frince;
IN at uutier Boston; jay iaton
Elizabeth. N. J.; Dr. Brown Cleve
land:. S. Wells San Francisco;
Fulford and Wheelock of England; E.
C. Bald Buffalo; Fred Loughead Can-
ada; Harry Elkes Saratoga.
Hill vs. Croker.
New York January 15. Boss Crok
er who proposes to fight Bryan will
be opposed by ex-Senator Mill who
will it is earn declare lor tree coinage
and tbe Nebraska man. It is thought
Hill will be more than a match for tbe
boss when it comes to electing dele-
gates from the state of New York. It
is generally conceded that Bryan in
his Jackson Day speech delivered in
Chicago list Saturday night had many
New York democratic leaders in bis
mind when he alluded to those "who
have 'swaggered back' into democracy
and insist on remodelling it"
A United Democracy for Free Silver.
Indianapolis Ind. January 15.
Tbe executive committee of the Ohio
Valley Bimetallic League ia in session
here today for tbe purpose of making
arrangements for an annual convention
to be held here in March or April.
Delegate are present from this state
Ohio. Kentucky and Illinois. Tbe
policy of the league is summed up in
tbe declaration 01 tne aeiegat.es mat
the next fight for free silver must be
made under tbe banner of the united
democratic party.
- A Big Attorney's Fee.
Boston Mass. January 15. A fee
of $200000 the largest fee ever paid a
lawyer here has just been received by
Albert C. Burrage from Wm-
Rockefeller in behalf of the Standard
Oil company. The check was received
for services in the Brooklyn Gas com
pany case. It ia also announced that
Mr. Burrage receivea nan a - million
more for services other than legal.
Burrage is da years old pnd has been a
corporation lawyer since 1884.
Fell Sixteen Flights.
Chicago Jauuary 15. An unknown
man jumped down the inside of the
rotunda from the sixteenth floor of the
Masonic Temple this morning. After
the body had swept down thirteen
flights it struck and bent an iron ratl-
ing fall ng thence to the floor of the
rotunda. The suicide struck on his
head which was reduced to a mass of
pulp. Every bone in his body was
broken.
Where's the Wrong.
New York January 15. The Jour
nal this morning alleges that the tel
egram of Judge McKenna sent to (sen-
ator Hano a smacks too much of parti-
sanship for a supreme court judge and
it will injure McKenna's chances for
confirmation. The message reads.
Evervthingis good in politics. You
have trlumpnea. uongraLuiauons.-
Eight Hundred Houses Burned.
New York. January 15. The
Atlas line steamship Andes arrived
his mornin? from Hay;in ports and
confirmed tbe reoort of the destruction
of a portion of Port Au Prince by a
tire December 28 last eight hundred
buildiogs were destroyed.
That Bribery Talk.
Washington January 15. There
is talk of bribery charges in the senate
igalnst Hanns but no sign of act on
In order to vitiate Htnna's eest it
would be necessary to prove bribes
ere offered and Hanna bad know-
1 dge of the fact.
Luetgert's Case.
Chicago Jaiuary 15. The exami
nation witnesses for the defense in the
Luetgert case commenced this morn
ing. Tbe defense opened by placing
experts on the stand instead of near-
tig the alibi witnesses.
Suicidal Epidemic
Chicago January 15. From noon
yesterday until 10 this morning six
s licides were reported here. All were
toor despondeut people. There is
suicidal epidemic this week.
Booth in America.
New York January 15. William
Booth the commander of tbe Salvation
army arrived from Europe today ;
VOL. XVIII. NO. 2
Miss Emma Ullman is able to be out
again.
nolnnel Phil Mothersill has returned
from his northern trip.
PwioVit AcrAnb F. C. Gav of
the Santa Fe went north this morn
ing.
Tttllv Wilson returned from Phoenix
on this afternoon's train from the
west.
thai is recovering
at the Sisters' hospital from a fit Ol
sickness.
Srlt.it W A. TTawklns of the
White Oaks road arrived this morning
from the north.'
A irent Pat Walsh of
tbe Santa Fe arrived this morning
from tbe north.
A oof. don pvt. Art. TTndson of the
Santa Fe and wife went south into
Mexico this afternoon.
Gnnrorn Henderson a Montana and
Rla.tflr Tn nil n tain mininc man. came
down this morning on the Santa Fe.
flaa InAz Aldrinh. of San Marcial.
irhn haa hn visitinc with her friend '
Mrs. D. W. Reckhart left this after
noon on a visit to summerviue lei.
T.imit. TViwnll PI a v ton. Jr.. 5th caval-
r-ir ha. ai-riveri at the Mex'can caDital
where he will be associated with his
father the American minister there.
RanrimaRtpr Ruiz of LS CrUCoS has
returned from an extended visit in this
city with new ideas of band music
wbich he is impressing on nis cnarge.
Rev. A. P. Morrison superintendent
of the New Mexico mission of the M.
K. church (north.) is in town to hold
quarterly conference at the Myrtle
Avenue church.
Sunt.. TTartman of the Mexican Cen
tral left this morning for Florence
Hans. wnere ms motner is Benuuu;
ill. In hia absence Chief Clerk Camer
on is at tbe local helm.
Ttoir T A TTarris haa crnne to Marfa
urVm.a ia Affipffltsa t.ntnnrrnw in tbe
new Episcopal church there. How-
ever be will make his residence In this
city. Mr. Harris has made an excel-
lent impression here.
land on telegraphic summons as a wlt-
nonln the Milter mnrdft" case and
Conductor Marvin took the- Limited
out today. Cooductor D.svoe took out
the regular T. & P. -passenger this af
ternoon.
Miss Flossie Catron of Missouri a cou
sin of ex-Congressman Catron of Santa
Fe and a niece of Mrs. W. J. f ewell ol
this citv. is in town from Colorado
where sh.3 has been vidting t) spend
tbe remainder of tbe winter with Major
and Mrs. W. J. Fewell.
Agent Simpson of the Kansas City
Consolidated'Smelting and Refining
company retut;ned this morning from
a hurried trip to .Kansas caiy wnere
be was callei by the mix-up over the
temporary abolition of tbe government
assaver'a office in this city. Mr. Simp
son's presence at headquarters was of
material assistant to his company in
directing the efforts at Washington
to secure a recinding of the order.
On today's "nineteen''- was the wife
of Col. McKay one of the heaviest
mining men of Zacatecas formerly
manager of the Gould and Curry in tbe
Sierra Nevadas. Mrs. McKay bad
with ber their 17 years old son who
wo dav ago walked on tne train in
his sleep near Wautahatchie. Tbe
boy was wandering around for tween-ty-four
hours and bad he been exposed
much longer would have perished.
The allegation by M. J. Campbell's
neighbors that in hia recant trouble be
nulled a gun on his wife and tben tola
her he was only fooling and gave her
the weapon is denied by Mrs. Camp
bell who eavs he had no gun in his pos
session at all.
Jose Pere was arrested at noon by
Officer Ross for the theft of a saddle.
He was found riding a saddle that was
stolen from Hary Brown two months
ago. He stated that the saddle bad
been loaned t him by a party over
the river.
Wishino- to civB the nubile a more
plpot assortment of drv goods and
ladies' furnishing and not haviog suf-
fifipnt. room hwe decided to close out
my entire line of Gents' furnishings at
COSt. SAM rSLiUMENTHAXj.
The row over the tampering with
the election returns in Guadalupe has
had a good effect. The local town
board or selectmen have thrown up the
whole busicess so that the cheating
did no good.
Typewriters repaired; all makes;
shorthand tangbt by an expert.
Prof. Allen corner Myrt'e and
Stanton.
A train load of cattle came over to
day for Mr. Betchner.
ScuraJ makes tbe food pore.
wholesome aad delictooa.
Founin
Absolutely Pur
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El Paso Weekly Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 12, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 15, 1898, newspaper, January 15, 1898; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth287595/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .