El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 180, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 31, 1894 Page: 7 of 8
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_____A Degetan ranch I v*,n- aadTuat h* Lived la California.
I Tn.n. r’U ,*td *® ** undw "™t It eeeme now as though there is some
aTw-ton. T.l.ptoM OoMtrpc £$£?$ cL&'aS^.KdL'u
> si t|oooomssr ofeSS, Eras. aJl »&
-----rely, liehed exchanges at Lae Vegas and Al- haeall the time been come doubt as to
out to the buqnerqoein New Mexioo, and hare hie Identity. It was at first thought
That {also established headquarters for that the dead man was John L Dow, a
sp
•camp, the present
carried on there, and
bllltlesof the near
Telephone
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alse^ipabMshedfl head qua..— . . —---— „.
Texas at Waoo, with the expressed prominent citizen c
purpose of coming to El Paso. Mr. Dow telegraphed
A switching engine in the Santa BVe *“ “®t dead. Sino# that time it
I yards Sunday morning struck a wagon has been learned th*t h®a candidate
containing seven Mexioans—men, f®r **• ®ffl®®®f 8ha”*®f the oounty
- women and children. All escaped nn- l“whi®h h®, llv®* **» » b*»m*
wa hurt except Perfeota druz, who was tolerablT well settled that the man’s
seriously braised. It Is said that hsr ?*“» *“ Hafe-dbarle# Hale-and
quarried husband will enter suit for dameges. £•llved Antonio. Last
* — ..... s^. Saturday evening Sheriff Simmons had
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wheraws have sat together many* m Paao^I^ soSJTholSeJ. iMIZtihinm**' Th*#heriff#ent
“Isit not possible that you waral w«tSu^av^h!s 1«un* win hw
uuk.Df «h. 1
Jut if I hi
excellent road,
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Pollttoal CuaveotieiM. OwIIm, Tmm,
mlstakenf” asked the
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PER80NAL.
he added, '^Ihave.videeffa________ ________ ,_J J
was for faora, and I have never known I A. B. Chamberlain, of Galveston Is Unit work today
mistaken. I noticed the man {In the oity on business connected with I not suooesaful.
KJtlve. *r I only I the Masonic order,
a natural am-1 Mr.N.O. Ridenour has been
Will Nu Back Emyloyss.
Chicago,July 90—The striking rail
way,men at the stock yards tried to in-
duoe the firemen and engineers em-
ployed by the switching association, to
Alton roads have announced their
willlngneea to take back former em
»wif«niw« vwwvwHvivinif vniiast awanii 1 | ” w^m: awvvay m samvw 'nvfi
FOrtheLUly White Republican oon. “£M«mistaken. I noticed
▼entlon to be held August 6th to 9th I n108*1^ bat not as a detective___
Inclusive, tickets on sale Aug. 4th, 5th JJ®ti«od wh»‘ I took to be a natural em- Mr. N. 0. Ridenour has been ap •Ju,n»
be held Aug 28th to 3let, tickets on *h« ‘dtmMy of Merrll|t bot after he ^J dlj ' AM been promoted a ed today. One death from heat today
sal# Aug. 26th* 27th and 28th, limited hand thatno one else claimed to have . R{. • reported in New York, two in Brook-
for return to Sept. 1st. A rate of ons ®*®“ him *»s had begun to doubt hla I. £* ®f 8ilvar 2fP.
fare for the round trio for tha ahova I °wo senaeB and think that he bad met ! *® *n town on his way home from a I _ ' ,
•conventions, $19 40. P Merrill’s double. I visit to Tennesese. Whils In the east I Saratoga Chips, kept nioe and fresh
. . -ijr—- asked him if he had sesn Merrill. | F. M. Gilbough, asi
Ask for LA INTERNAOIONAL j “Most certainly I have not,"
assistant land and
certainly I have not," was his I tax commissioner of the Gulf, Colora-1 OBRIEN & CO.
Mexican Mger made by Kohlberg Bros., rasponse. “I never heard of hla being do A Sants Fe railroad. Is here from gx/v . T . WAA_.
“ ^tltoday, andyou ere the ee» | GMveeton enjoying himself with hU 11 iff A Ij • AND " WOOD
Coke sad Lime.
We sell the Best and for Rea-
sonable Prices.
Santa FeASeoond St.
here until today, 1
londmanwho has
msn«oned it to me. I numerous E?Paso friends"
El Paso, Texas.
.__> z~.—^2.'r»i « . Iona Rbo nas mentioned it to
®a?w •S* ®*°- Qr«»dv I If he is in town I do not know it.” ,
A'narmaay.__: But. was Frank Merrill in town Sat-1 FORD AND NEIGHBORS’ CR08SINa|
Whal loeigy Jurday?
THE GAMBLING CASES.
Created, Art has preserved ini
our White City Artfollos—the
splendor of the Great Columbian _
Exposition. See fall description 0oMVAH#,Mf MeOow. n Work
on another page of this newspa-
Warrant* WU1 b* bworn Oat To-day.
Complaints were yesterday oftor-
[ Aa latwrasttag Story by tba Vataraa Tubs,
. ColonalJF.S. Word.
The recent discussion of the right-1 Omo* Am>
f nl boundary line of the customs die-
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Ith2rmMoOo«n"baigan tha work .JThe EnguTh”0Kitten ia the
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h«£h^Mod'?.^ ?ie““uy
lit was his ^Sn mtog *. wU*oad *oro»* that part of I only restaurant in the city with
]5ri“, kUS“. iiiiS tal I ^ I prlv“6 boo0lt-
lit wee found that ho had made no j tonio and El Paso was at that period Trw*a““ 1
______- mining
prospectors, named Frank Kreman
and Louie Longren, arrived here about
Mo days mo from Colorado, on their
way to the now mining camp of Tonet,
about,9p miles southwest of here.
They took bones here and completed
about half of the overland journey,
when they fell In with three Mexican
travelers. That night the camp of the
party was attacked by outlaws, and the
two Americans and one of the Mexi-
cans were murdered and robbed . The
other two Mexicans esoaped, and it is
believed that they were implicated in
the Prime. __
Railroad Tim* Cbaaga*.
Ou and after August 5, the Santa Fe
through train will arrive Sdally at 9
o’clock *, m. and depart at 11:45 a. m.
t$ boot tin mum time the Mexican
Central passenger train time between
El Peso end the City of Mexioo will
be shortened twelve ’hours. The arapf
time for arrival and departure of trains
at Juarez is not yet announced.
Stay* Collage Destroyed.
Dallas, Texas, July 30—Mays ool-
lsge, the leading educational Institu-
tion in north Texas, located in Delta
county, was destroyed by fire thl*
morning. Loss <100,000.
“Pittsburg’s Best” Flour s familiar
brand, at Watson's.
Take Your
Bicyclea Guns
And all Small Machinery that
Need Repair to the
Machine Bepair Shop.
Car. Utah and Overland.
FOB BENT.
Germania Hotel, comer Weet
Overland and Santa Fe streets,
El Paso Texas, centrally located.
The present lesse has occupied
said hotel four years. Will be va-
cant September h Call or address
A. M. Looms, Agent or Abkl Wolff,
Prop., 606 North Oregon St., El Peso
Texas.
DR.A.H. WHITMER,
Derjtist,
WELLS-FARGO BUILDING.
Over Sente Fe Ticket Offloe.
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bond thaf'ha mlda nnfc Iof entirely UDknownto
J that is not now rooognized by the I Neighbors consisted of a little more
state When It was presented to the toras^SenKS TheAmerK
IOG Ban Antonie Street.
MEXICAN
OPALS
Lightweight Suits
«r« the correct thing for cool I I U1*ynow stande^aooompanied byMo-j n...... .
effects; you can look cool, feel f*r * ^hoS.i whloh^PI^r«f £ P®°.a Oomanohe chief, and n K
eooland take itcool in one of our U.npropMiymUdMdflled This eded hwa8^wfdly-, . , „ .. ^ JSers8^^^
snmmer suits. In hot weiUuSv nP&giSZ^ . l!
keep cool, like an ioiole, by pro- th* matter stands. >v- iSSVtfaS^ire Mtamld Ti SONOBA NEWS COMPANY,
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The church people oyer the river]point, rushed Into the stream and!
drank until they soon died.
it we moved to ’
said was old
f«L^r.uohP"c?“.ug.rwV;“ I ^2 irarsffl
nnntintf tbio I Uvul hsgon in th# afternoon, and the bad faith on the part of the guide
3ri3k! gthi k on lightweight dancing and refreshments wars the Our rations had iS p&h givra o!t I
ordsr till midnight. The fund raallzed when wsreaohsd the Pmo? Thera we
puree, «t»w hate for mtn, b
and diildren at coat and lees.
They must be sold, aa we will not
carry any of them over.
Jaa^su&s:.s
mg like hot cakes.
our stock
-doesn’t go; neither do suits that
are too thick to be cool when the
mercury sizzles. Our lightweight
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THE UNION
AS USUAL.
Best Goods,
Lowest Prices.
gSjiBE&t W5-'-1. >4?
------ill midnight. The fund realized w, ,WUN bU« jrawua. iumrm w« i
gSH5S5!5 S5
Obiasuaea la Vraabl^ llh|er NlSJJKS^end* dS? BuWran
Two Chinamen from Velasco at- went ahead to a Mexican settlement to
throughthe town yea- send the main party provisions. We
lea failnre. Deputy made San Blizarlo and feasted. We,
-—*“ and Ranger Mo- did not oross the Rio Grande untU we
t and palled | reached $1 Paso. There ia no oroaalng
ilffhbors I
That is a creation
. were on the lookout — ____
from the train. They had no
Ion papers. The two deles
SBSSk
Night Shirts.
y9f-
<o*Yn$*f 9m
and Soft
I the beginning of 1850, and organized Iand . We are receipt
the oonnty of El Paso. dot. Hays, with f another shipment ef Ladies’ ]
I *a /IaAraLm am. a a -- - t a m _ It ^ _ J _ a. _ w a .
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IS, gasoline"' stoves, type- ^ Gen Worth died lu Sa^S *2 00- A1®° a ai®® tan lace
and keys, beer fauoets, I ^01,?;.” 8“ Aatoni0| Blucher sqnarc toe at $2.50.
SHELTON BROS.
Just reoeived a beautiful line
of Night Shirts, the noted “Fault-
less” brand. New designs, at
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 180, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 31, 1894, newspaper, July 31, 1894; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth541144/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.