El Paso Sunday Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 22, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 2, 1902 Page: 3 of 16
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NEW FEATURES
FOR ELK’S FAIR
Many Clever Innovations are
Planned in Addition to
the Usual Line of
Attractions
THE MIDWAY INCLOSURE
Hundreds ot Incandescent Lights
to Be Placed Above Entrance
Arch With Illuminated
Symbol in Center
AN IMITATION OF A FORFST
❖ NOTICE. «.
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« We regret to state that on *
❖ account of not being able to se- *
❖ cure advertising compositors the A
❖ store news of half a dozen or <S>
•> more of the leading merchants O
<■ is omitted from this mornlog'a <•
❖ issue. The indulgence of adver- A
❖ tisers and readers who will nat- A
❖ urally feel disappointment at not A
•> finding the ads in the paper, Is A
❖ most earnestly, asked. A force A
❖ of expert ad men are on the way A
•> but it was impossible to get them A
<• here in time to set up the ads A
❖ left out today. Feeling sure our A
❖ friends and patrons will appre- A
❖ date this contingency; we are, A
❖ Most Respectfully, A
<f, TIMES PUB. CO. A
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REPUBLICANS
FEAR DEFEAT
PARENTS FIGHT
FOR YOUNG BABE
Possession of Four Months
Old Infant Subject of
Bitter Litigation in
the Courts
FATHER
POSSESSION
With the Elks' fair but ten days off
Manager Sawyer and his corps of
able assistants from the local Elks
are very busy with final arrange-
ments. The grounds have been
cleaned up and put in shape and work
on the fence to inclose the midway
will be stated tomorrow.
The entrance to the midway
grounds on San Antonio street is to
a thing of beauty. It-will be literally
covered with beautifully colored
candescent lights, forming the initial
letters of the order and representing
a clock, the hands of which point
the hour of 11, in the center of the
arch.
A new feature to lie added to the
midway will be a novelty booth, to be
conducted by the ladies. Mrs. B. F.
Hammett has taken charge of the ar-
i angemenU for this innovation ami is
inviting the wives, mothers, daughters
and sisters of the local Elks to assist
her. Here beautiful young ladies will
offer for Bale delicate handiwork of
every description representing the
vagaries and skill of the needle. Bash
ful young men and confirmed bachel-
ors will become transfixed with ad
miration in attempting to view the
urvxvvw. ..P __.. ....... --A
Tbe Chibl Taken Forcibly From
Mother ami Grandmother
While Walking Along
the Street
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pafgn at Reno this evening. The fight
for governor between Cleveland, re-
publican, and Sparks, democrat, prom-
ises to be very close. It is a pretty
generally conceded thing that Farring-
ton, republican, will defeat Van Duzer,
democrat, for congress by a majority
variously* estimated at from 1,000 to
5,000.
Republicans Claim Indians.
Indianapolis, Ind„ Nov. 'l.—The
campaign closed tonight and both re-
publican and democratic committees
are claiming the state. Chairman
Goodrich of the republican commit-
tee says that the state will ge repub-
lican by 20,000.
Chairman O’Brien of the democratic
committee says that the party la in
excellent shape and thinks there is
«Q excellent chance for the democrat-
ic state ticket to win.
Forecast of Missouri.
St. Louis, Nov. 1.—The republicans
declare that they will carry Missouri
by a majority ranging from 10,000 to
15,000. The democrats say they will
have a majority of 30.Q0O ami predict
the election of all democratic eon-
8ENSATI0N CAUSED BY ACT
A four months old bfby was the
unconscious cause of a great com-
motion on San Francisco street early
yesterday. The baby of course knew
nothing about the trouble of which
it was the storm center, its parents
and its grandmother were the par-
ticipants and It was seized by its
excited father and borne away In
triumph.
This baby is now, or soon will be,
in litigation. Babies are strange
things for the lawyers to squabble
and howl and make lurid speeches
about, but this particulary baby is
likely to be one of the wards of the
district eourt until the lawyers get
through arguing and fuming over the
case and the judge decides which
parent shall goj. possession of It.
The baby Is the offspring of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Chris. Both of them
lay claim to the child and will take
the matter Into court, according to
ivhat Mr. Chris told Ctyef White
yesterday morning, and there the
Judge Walthall trill decide what to
do with the baby after the lawyers
get through calling It I-atln names
and making hurrah arguments on
technicalities.
The baby is only four mouths of
age. hardly large enough to leave Its
mother, and she was in possession
of the baby until yesterday morning.
On that date she went out for a walk
with her mother, Mrs. Belie Hey-
nolds, and, Mrs. Chris not being very
strong Mrs. Reynolds was carrying
The baby. As ill luck would have It.
just as Mrs. Chris, Mrs. Reynolds
and the baby reached a pulnt on San
'Francisco street near Lawrence’s
grocery, Mr. Chris tame around the
corner and met the trio face to face.
Every one In the party except the
baby was terribly alarmed; he didn't
care a bit. bat was perfectly con-
tent. Mr. Chris saw him curled up
in his grandmother’s arms and it
was more than he could stand, im-
pelled by a wild desire to hold the
child himself, he grabbed the baby
am! jerked It away front his mother
in-law.
There wan a tussle and a wild
eommotion’and tho women -screamed
and shouted for help, hut before any
outsider knew what was going on
Chris had turned the corner and was
soon out of sight With the baby.
The baby’s mother and grandmoth-
er were much chagrined to lose the
child In this manner Mrs. Chris
wept, hut Mrs. Reynolds, who was
calmer, went and hunted up Justice
Ellis and swore out a warrant against
Chris for aggravated assault.
As to the baby, it is not known just
exactly where he is to lie found at
present, but he is in the keeping of
his paper and it likely to remain with
him unless the court Issues an order
to the contrary.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
scene of beauty from a distance and
will be drawn irrlsistibiy to the
booth. Much interest Is being mani-
fested by the ladies aud this feature
is. therefore, an assured success.
The German village, alwavs u nec-
essary adjunct to a street fair, will
be one of the most delightful Teuton^
gresslonai nominees except Blow,In l,al,y ■« to be brought and laid on
the Tenth district. | the altar of justice, just as a living
_ .. _ „ . and dead baby wore once brought be-
Both Parties Claim Chicago. fore King Solomon several thousand
Chicago, Nov. 1.—It is estimated by years ago. However, in tills case
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of the coming election will be Chi-
cago and Cook county. Both parties
Ufe claiming the county liy pluralities
ranging from 20,000 to 30,000.
He Learned a Great Truth.
It Is said of John Wesley (hat he
once said to Mistress Wesley; "Why
do you teii that child the same tiling
over and over again?” ’’John Wesley,
because once telling Is not enough""
It is for this same reason that you
are told again and again that Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy cures colds
and grip; that It counteracts any ten-
dency of these diseases to result In
pneumonia, and that it Is pleasant
and safe to take. For sale by all
druggists.
At the Grand Central: C. W. Wil-
liams. Isis Angeles; Ed. McCarthy.
Tombstone; Charles A. Smith, Tomb-
stone; s. W. Biggs and family. Bowie,
Ariz.; W. B. Adams, Kansas City; J.
O. Wyche and wife. Aiumogordo: J). R.
Edwards, Kingston, Pa.; R. W. Bragg,
Masilla Park; F. C. Seharper, Wash-
ington. I). C.; F. Rosevelt, Appleton,
Wis,; S, Foliette ami wife, Washing-
ton, D. C,
At the Orndorff: J. J, Malone, Los
Angeles; Mrs. N. Merrinsluger, Colo-
rado Springs; tl. E. Gates, Colorado;
Frank Hoot. Alamogordo; M. U, Sang-
wind, Roy Stevens, A. K. Powell, El
Paso; F. J. Hall, Doming; Mrs. J. R,
Rice and children, Gordon, Tex.; Mrs.
J. H. Garrett, Dallas, Tex.; E. O'Keefe
and mother. Fort Worth; H. S. Ten-
ney. Rochester. Mont.; C. M. Blanch-
ard, Philadelphia; F. L. Warner, A.
H. Varley,"New York; Mrs. C. Vonah,
San Diego; Mrs. N. Myers. Los An-
geles; E. t„ Taylor, Tucson; John
Oronon, Los Angeles; J. A. Haskins.
El Paso; H. C. Moore. Indianapolis,
lnd.; 1). A. Carpenter, El Paso; J. F.
Waddell, Nogales; B. T. James, San
Antonio; William McCurdy, New Or-
leans; Lillian. M. A. Phelps, Waterloo,
Iowa: G. B. Frasch, Cleveland, Ohio;
A, W. Lumson and wife, Fairfield,
Iowa; M. A. Phelps, Waterloo, tlowa;
J. A, Spelllcy and family, El Paso.
Don’t forget Berry's Market for all
fresh meats.
AN Ad IN WANT COLUMNS AL-
WAYS BRING RESULTS.
The ideal Bakery lias just, opened
at 407 North Stanton street. All kinds
of bakery goods, candies and nuts.
Lunch 's made to order.
DON’T FORGET—"BIG KID."
WHAT IS THE USE
of suffering from Indigestion If you
cat what you want, or of starving
yourself to avoid such distress? Ack-
er's Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
eating will digest your food perfectly
and free you from all the disagree-
able symptoms of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Eat what, you like at any
time, and take an Acker Tablet after-
ward. Positively guaranteed. Your
money will always be refunded If you
are not satisfied. Write to us for it
free sample. W. H. Mtioker & Co.,
Tluffalo, N. V. For sale by all drug-
gists of United States and Mexico.
M. H. Webb, wholesale and retail dis-
tributor.
FANCY GROCERIES
from "us your order
promptly attended to and
you get only the-best the
markets affords; your order
is soon filled; then why
bother yourself, but order
your groceries, etc., from us.
GREAT BEND FLOUR
is our special brand and we
sell to the best. A trial is
all you need to convinceyou.
The Finest
t
304 St. Louis St.
Headquarters for Good Things to Eat,
La Foliette Will Be Elected.
Milwaukee, Nov. 1.—The political j
campaign in Wisconsin has been tbe
most vigorously fought in tho state’s j
history.
Present indications seem to favor I
LaFollette’s re-election by greatly re-
duced majority, caused by disaffection
in the republican ranks.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Guaranty Trust Company,
SHELDON BLOCK.
WALLACE.
of the midway. The management will
attempt an Innovation In this retreat
in the shape of decoration with ever-
green trees from Clonde.roft, which
will be so arranged as to make the
big enclosure a veritable bower. Tffe
very best of high class entertainment
Is being arranged for the German vil
lage. This will consist of an Hun
garlan orchestra and a continuous
vaudeville performance.
There will be no bar In the village,
hut refreshments of a liquid, as well
us a solid character, will be served*
under the direction of Theodore Eg-
gers to the satisfaction of the most
fastidious. Like the rest of the at-
tractions on the midway, this will be
a place where a lady may as safely go
as a gentleman.
Of all the attractions of the midway
the Bostock wild animal show will
doubtless be the star. There is some-
thing irresistibly attractive to human
eyes about ferocious wild beasts, and
Wallace, the man-eating lion, whose
cut aecomnnnles this article, will
doubtless claim a great amount of at-
tention. This animal Is the most fe-
rocious and untamable creature of the
jungle now In caotlvlty. Only a short
time ago. In a city in Kansas, he at.
tacked his traiher, who barely es-
< aped with his life. The animal show
as a whole Is said to be ona of the
besi In the country and showed Inde-
pendently in the city of Indianapolis
ail of last winter.
Van ZanSt It Strong.
St. Paul, Nov. 1.—Both parties have I
bo$n putting out strenuous efforts to
win, the most work being done on
the governorship. Governor Van I
Zamlt is the republican candidate for I
re-election and his campaign has been
iargely on the question of an Indorse- |
ment of his action in opposing the so-
called railway merger.
The question is one on which the I
two parties are divided and the in-
dorsement if given will be personal. |
BIO TRUST DEED FILED
CAPITAL, $3oo,ooo.oo
J. GEO. HILZINGER,
President.
OFFICERS
ENRIQUE C. CRUEL,
MAX WEBER,
LEIGH CLARK.
Vice Presidents.
THOMAS DAVIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Edison Company Transfers Its Cali- j
fornia Holdings.
San Bernardino, Cal.. Nut. l.~The|
largest trust deed ever filed with tb *
county recorder wag placed on record :
today when the Edison Electric com-
pany of Evanston, Wyo.. and Los Afi- I
geles, Cal., filed a deed of tiust. to all
its franchises, pole lines, power
plants, electrical and power systems,
which are located In southern Califor-
nis counties. Among the Items in I
eluded is the Dower line between Santa
Ana canyon and the city pf Los An
geles, a distance of nearly sixty n.'k-s
The General Electric company deeds
Its property in the Los Angcici Trust |
company and the United gluten Mort j
gage aid Trust company of New York j
for $10,000,000 necessary for the con
duct of Its business.
Cut this out and send it t<> the Bank and we will
send you a hank free.
Name......................................
Address .........
BUCHOZ WITHDRAWS.
Will Not Make th# Race for County
Clerk. ,
Henry Buchox. candidate for dis-
trict clerk on the republican Ucket.
has pubiiraily announced his with-
drawal from tbe race for business
reasons.
This leaves the entire democratic
ticket without opposition at Tuesday's
election.
in reference to his withdrawal.
Buchox said;
“1 resign with regret, but do it for
the reason that since I accepted the
nomination I have arranged business
matters so that it will be practically
impossible for me to serve in the office
should I be elected, although I do not
question my election, as I have been
assured by many leading democrats
of their substantial support.”
CAtTLE EXPORTED.
/ Two car loads of Holstein cattle
were shipped across the Mexican line
.yesterday morning to tbe City of Mex-
ico. Ail of the animals were regis-
tered and were valued at $100 each.
Experts say that it was tbe finest
all around trap oh of cattle ever taken
out of tbe United States to Mexico.
The herd Is owned by W. H. Doug-
las of Kansas City and be is taking
them to his ranch near the Mexican
capita), where he will atari a dairy.
Tie says the Holstein cattle are the
best clas- of dairy cattle, especially
in this part of the country, and be be-
lieves his dairy enterprise will be a
success.
NO BESULT YET
The Great French Coal Strike Still j
in Statu Quo.
Paris, Nov. 1.—The negotiations be-
tween the striking coal miners and |
the mine owners were continued to- |
day without decisive result. Small
disorders occurred in the mining din- j
tricts, but the troops easily main- J
tained peace. M. Basley, the socialist
deputy, has telegraphed to Premier |
Combes asking him to arrange for ar-
bitration without any further delay. !
The miners’ congress began a session j
here today, but it is not connected
with the strike, although the speeches j
will probably drift into a strike die-1
cussIon.
MINERS DEMAND ADVANCE
Important gateways4
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TAKE ct
THE
"NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS."
CANNON BALL
99 FAST
TRAIN
This handsomely equipped train leaves Ei Paso dally ami runs
through to St. Louts without change, where direct connections
are made for the North and East; also direct'- connect Iona via
Shreveport or New Orleans for all points In the Southeast.
LATEST PATTERN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
ELEGANT NEW CHAIR CAR8—-SEATS FREE.
SOLID VE8TIBULED TRAINS THROUGHOUT.
For descriptive pamphlet, or other information, call on or address
R. W, CURTIS, E. P. TURNER,
8. W, P. A„
El Paso, Texas.
G. P, A T. A„
Dallas, Texas.
The latest In artiatic portraiture at
FoM man’s.
Times “wants" bring result*.
Colliery at Broadhead, Col., Will Be j
Tied Up.
Trinidad, Col., Nov. 1.—Two hun-
dred miners employed In the Broad-
head mine at Broadhead. twenty miles
north of here, struck this morning for
an increase of 6 cents a ton.
The Trinidad district rate and that
the las Animas Coal company is
55 cents for 2,100 pounds of coai. The
men now demand 50 cents for 2,000
pounds to constitute a ton.
Artist’s proofs, the quintessence of
photography. For those of aesthetic
tastes. Ask to see them at Feldman’s.
. German Dill pickles and aauer kraut
just received at the L on Grocery.
Wood lawn creamery butter at Ber-
ry’s Market
You deposit One Dollar with us and we give you a Private Savings bank to
keep at Home to receive your small savings Free—your dollar deposited begins
to draw7 4 per cent interest at once and is always yours and can be drawn out
any time you return the bank-
Every child can have a college education if they start to save now in this
excellent way.
A savings account means independence
Every transaction is confidential and we are always glad to explain all its
advantages.
Begirt to save at once, delays are unwise Every man, woman, and child
should start a savings account at once and watch it grow. Begin November
ivith step towards Independence. Interest will be credited January 1st and
July 1st It is a wonderfully satisfactory plan after you have started it.
Dollars rapidly spring from nickles.
Fill the coupon out and we will send our agent if you cannot call at the
Bank
I be Guaranty J rust Co-, Sheldon Block, will keep open Saturday and
Monday nights from 7 to !) to accomodate their friends and patrons.
THE
“Golden State Limited”
VIA
El Paso-Northeastern System
IN CONNECTION WITH
Rock bland System
Southern Pacific Company
18 A
New, Solid, Through, All-Pullman Daily Train
Between Los Angeles, El Paso and Chicago
For Strictly First- Class Travel Only
28 Hours El Paso to Kansas City.
42 1-3 Hours El Paso to Chicago.
88 1 -2 Hours El Paso to St Louis.
66 1-3 Hours El Paso to New York.
Passage limited to berth capacity of the train
(about 75 berths)
Dining ear service all the way
N, B.-On the EL PASO NORTHEASTERN SYSTEM thi* train
atopa only at Ei Paao. Alamogordo, Cariixoxo and Santa Koaa. First
train leave* El Pa»o November 4, 19(12.
_ A. N. BROWN. G. P. A.
T. H. HEALY, City Ticket Agent. H. F. COX. General Agent
Office in Sheldon Hotel.
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El Paso Sunday Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 22, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 2, 1902, newspaper, November 2, 1902; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth542553/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.