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El Paao Daily Time:, Fri ay Augit fl
1897.
El Paso^S^TImes
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SUB8CRIPTI0H UTIL
Dally.
Oalivwrad la Vkaaity, par «aak_—U Mall
Pafablimri Saturday So aarrtwt.
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DAILY—BY MAIL,
lavariably la Advanoa.
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AU papart dlaeonUaoad at *Ka aapuatto*
nf tha tlm* paid for.
ODB CIBCULaTIO*.
Baaldai aorarlj* thoroughly th# loaal Bald,
Iba Timm la daUrarad dally by aarrlara la
ShafoUowla*town*at Iba boar named oa
tba day of pabliaaMoa:
•ordabary____I pm Darning.-----u“
Kingston_____6pm SUrarClly-JslO P m
White Oak.----4pm La* Orn*a*_.6i06a m
Wa raaab alao on tba day of pabUaalloa
ba folio win# plana*;
In lav Maaiao.
Aalboay__Dona Ana__FoHBaldon
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In Arlaona
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Ban lllaarlo______IorlHan*o*a...Tan Horn
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adtibtibiro batib.
Tbaaaatom among nawapapara of printing
On* rat* and aaaaptiny another la fa*t dlaap-
P Thi^uia* ba* boon a oya-raica oryan alna*
ISM. W* Bnd It pay*.
Uniform rata, ara naeaaaary for tba aatla-
f nation of tba adrartlaar and tba aoaaaaaof
Iba n.w.papar.
|o dlaaonnta. aacapt tboaapobltthad on tbl.
rata .boat ar* allowed to anybody.
Tba adrartlalny ay.ntcan pay oar rat* and
retail tba apaaa to borart at our flyuraa with
protl to hlmaalf. For lnatanaa: ho buy.
nlna Inch*., for on* year, for I1SD;
||b* retail, aaab lnab at 642 a year bit proBI
I. 100 par cent. Wo aril at tb. .am* flyur* to
ararybody.
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lay to our Table of Koto*.
The on* month rat* for .pamlaMaad »o
t hat th. par Inch rat* daoraa.*. for lnoreai-
»d .paa* from 66-OOto MAI. bat for thc.am*
1. nyvh of time 9 Inch*, ara told at U* 10. and
fct Inahat ara .old at MAI pnr.lneh.S40 60.
Tb. oaataeh rat* t. thn baat. of tba wbol*
labia ;*• tba abort tlma rata, ftxad ara a par
**TbaVtlm^ratau SIM par Mat of tba month
rat.
Tb.! tlma. rata la 40 par aact of tba month
rata.
Tba I tlma. rata It 60 par aaat of tba month
rata.
TbalwaabrataliMparaaatoftbt month
»ata
Tba a weak■ rat* 1.71 par aact of tba month
rat*.
Tb. I wnki rata It 90 par aant of tb. month
lata.
Th* I montbtrnta 1. tttma. tb* m jntb rat*.
|*a. lOpar aant dlMount.
Tb.l month, rat* Itl ttmnitba month rata,
tail *0 par oant dltaoant.
Tb* 9 month, rata M (time, th* month rito,
1*.. 16 par aant dlMonnt.
Tboyoarrat* li U tlmat tba month rate,
I not M par oont dltaoant.
Spnotnl position—Fifty per aantaktra.
“I. O. O" adrartlt.manti aharyad tt two-
third, of dally rataa.
Profataloaal card. 63.00 par month.
Metal bat* eote only aeaeptad.
Baadlny-Matter Hat*..
Twanty-Mraeante par Una Bret Ineertloa; II
e.ntt for aaah subsequent lneartton. Oou-
raate toi 1000 Unea to b* taken In 8 montbt,
mtdt at 6aente per Una each Insertion. Un-
hanged loaalt, by th* month, 81.60 per lint.
TIMBB PUBLIBHIMQ COMPANY,
ll Paso. Texts
b working min or womtn, • widow, or
on orphan who will gat, or trar waa
ax pact ad to gat, on* rod oant of It.
Thly lagUUtlon wia not lotondad for
tho poor, nor oron for tho gorornmonf,
bat oopooloIlF for tho rloh, and tha rloh
will gat *rary oant of It, nr d wbora I* tha
monay to ooos# from? Why, oat of
tho pookota of tho farmer* and waga-
aarnar* of tbo oonntry, and tha wag**
earner* of th* olty. W# hav* ra*
paatadly polntad out that a vary haad
of a family that tarn* 9400 ayttr pay*
•125 a yaar toward th* fntd of wblob
that 18,000,000 i« a part, and wblob th*
atnator oallt In a* a bamboozler of tho
poopli; Itlaanoh loglalatlon by wblob
tho poor aro constantly mad* poorar
and tb* rlob rlobar. Will any man
bava tb* tffronfry to stand forward
and at th* earn* tlma claim to boa
Dtmcorat and a supporter of *noh
arrant and ornal robber) ?"
ARIZONA DOINGS.
A GOVERNMENT ARMOR PLANT.
An axporlaccid Alaskan miner gives
this bit of sensible advlo* to those con-
templating a rash Into the gold fluids of
that region: “Now, a word to all th*s*
people who are getting ready to rash
off to Alaska jait now. Th* man who
•tarta from bare on tha 1st Marob, 1809,
will b* as far advanced on tb* 1st of
April, 1898, ao far as tb* Klondyk#
dlggtnga ara concerned, as tba man
who starts today. And tba man who
starts ns it Marob will 11 vs bars tor
•30 a month In oomfort during the
winter, while the man who starts for
Alaska now will pay to a day for poor
grab, hav* no obanos to taro a oant,
•offer from storms and oold, and nut
April bs ready to work for tba man
who waits nntll oext Marob (o start."
Assistant Secretary of tbs Navy Ling
talks like an cfflilal who doss not par-
pose to lot tbs government bs robbsd
by tbs combination of armor plate
manafao'.arsr*, who think tbsy have
th* navy department by tbs throat,
lie ball.v.s that 9450 a ton U entirely
too mnoh to pay for armor plat*, that
It ooald b* mad* by the government
for 9300 a ton, and b* dtolarts that
tbs Important question of establishing
a government plant Is presently to bs
oonsldsrsd by a board of navy rflloars.
Steal msnafaotnrsrs thamsolvss have
famished tb* b»*t arguments for tb*
establishment of s govsromsoc arm ir
works. Tb* Illinois Steal company
polntad oat that th* price emoted by
th* Oarnsgl* combination was sxorbl
tent, aod offered to oontreot for
armor plat* at 9300 a ton, provided
th* government would enter Into a ten
years’ contract and flx tnob a mini
mam for armor plate production as
would (mart tbtoompany a return upon
l’» investment In a plant. In short, th*
government la asked to pay tor another
plant, be tt atreedy has doD* for the
Garneglo concern, and leave tb* plant
to prtrel* ownership whan It la com*
plated. Tb* question naturally arises
why should not tb* government Itself
own tb* plant, since Its disbars*meats
ere to defray It* oost.
Tb* Initial expanse of Installing a
plant for tb* manufao’ure of armor-
plat* U so greet that bat few of tbem
will ever be established. Today there
are only two—tba Oarnegla and tba
Be.h'.ebim works. Tn#y ar* nutted
In an iron-bound and armor plated
(without blowbolei) agreement and
bava the government at thalr mercy.
Had th* oontraot with tbs Illinois cor-
poration bian mad*, there Is no reason
todcubt that at Ita expiration the
three pleat* would have poolod their
Interests, and tb* battle for the rights
of taxpayers against monopoly woald
hav* bad to b* fought again. No anti
trnat law has yet proved effective, and
It may ba doubted whether any ooald
bs davlssd which woald d.fsat saob a
combination as that of the armor-plat*
makers.
It Is true that Great Britain con-
tracts with privets makarB for bar na-
val armor, tint tb* admiralty has on*
reoours* against spoliation denied to
our navy department. The English
osn buy tbelr armor abroad, but our
Idea of patriotism—sedulously culti-
vated by those who profit by tt—Is that
It Is batter far to ba robbed by an
Amtrloaj trust than to buy anything
for government ass of a foreign man
afaotarer.
A government armor plant would
act as a prompt corrective of lbs pr#
dotory praottoos of Oarnsgls. If It
never rolled a plata tt would still ba
of great pecuniary advantage as a ell
snt evidence of a osrtaln refuge frem
trust extortions—New York Journal.
H J Cleveland, the nawly appotnf
ad Indian agent at Bsoatoo, baa takan
obarga of tb* sgsnoy.
Tb* Santa Oroz river 1* running a
large s.rsftm and many of tba arroyaa
tributary ar* booming.
J. H. Bowman of Holbrook has been
appointed receiver of the Tuoaon land
otfloo, aod Djrsey Patcan of Chicago
reglator of th* land i (floe at tha earn*
pleo*.
Probably the largest body of or* In
Mohav* ooanty la to be seen In tb*
Minnesota mine, where a sixteen foot
breast of or# Is exposed and no walla
la sight.
If th* number of psopl* go to Alaska
tbat claim snob (o be thslr Intention
than there Is a good prospeot that
there will not b* a corporal’, guard left
In Pboanlx or any olbsr town In th#
territory.
Governor MoOord baa mad* three
more appointments. C. W. Johns
stone was appointed territorial trees*
nrer, F. T. Aeplnwall assistant super-
intendent of th* territorial prison, ai d
H. B. St. Clair* as oapltol sit* com-
missioner.
JUDGE REAGAN FOR SENATOR
MEXICAN MATTERS.
The Manez mines In Sul.epro, In the
state of Mexloo, ar* annour oed to be
In bonaezs.
Aoi. r ling o the Sonora papers there
Is an alatmlug amount of oiuuterfelt
money In olronlatlon In llermoslllo.
The bank of Z msteoas will soon open
a branch at Aguas Callsntes. The
oonoasston has already beeu granted
by the state legislature.
Tb* l*gtsla nr. of the state of Sjdo-
ra has appropriated 925,000 towarus
tb* completion of tbs wat.r works sys-
tem of the ol'y of lisrmosUlo.
H. K. Oomforlb, who has bee.o eat-
ing snpsrln eadent of the S«n Luis
division of the Mexican Central Rail-
way, has bean appointed superintend-
ent.
G adlng on the Mexloo, Coernavaos
and Paclflo Railway has been com-
puted to Oaarnavaoa and communi-
cation by rail with that plo’aretqa#
ol'y will bean established fact lu Oc-
tober.
Raynaud & Co , tbs big Importing
bous* of tba City of Mexloo. are tak
log advantsg* of the sff.ct of ex
obaege on Importations In a way that
shows bow an adverse current miy be
made to serve a profl able purpose.
They are putting 93,000,000 Into an
Immense ootton miuufaotarlog plant
at Cr zibaand will dsvole Mexloan
dollars toward boms prodaotlon if
this Important artlole of trade. Thus
Is home Industry stimulated.
HOW HE REPRESENTED THE PEOPLE
Tb* New Orleans Stats* shows up Its
renegade senator and shows up th*
tariff fraud In tbls pertinent manner:
“Oonolndlrg an Intarvlew with tb*
Time* Democrat yesterday morning,
Senator MoEuery said:
"The oarlous hav* been working on
the schedules aff.oHog Louisiana 1
have beard, but do not vouob for the
skoenraoy of tb* flgurts, that tb* pro-
tection given to Louisiana means tom*
98.000. 000 per year, it has also btsu
estimated that If tha value of tbls pr j*
taotlon war* distributed among tba lu
habitants of New Orleans It woald
give to eaob family of flv* 9150 par
year.’
"Aooaptlng tha figure* as oorraot, saa
what an anormons steal tba Dloglay
bill, for which MoEoary la partly r*
aponalbla, la. Estimating tb* popula-
tion of New O.-leens at 300,000, who la
to famish tbls 9^,000,000 to dlstrlbat*
among th* families of tbls olty ?
Why, It Is to oom* out of tb* earnings
of th* 300,000 tbsmsslvss at tb* rt‘*
of 9150 per family, together with
other Amerloan people. Tb* ootton
and oom planters and (took raisers nf
North Lonlelana pay a large part of It,
and In th* bill they get not a cent It
represents In Itself e clean steal of
98.000. 000. Bat who U fool onoagh to
bollovo that tbls money Is to be thus
distributedT Th* eager plantar*, tb*
rtoe farmers and th* lumber lord* ere
to got every eeot of It, aod there Is not
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
£Fjrty teachers ar* In attendanoa at
tbs Bernalillo ooanty Normal lnttl u'e.
Tb* recent heavy frost destroyed
several excellent crops of vegetables
near Bland.
Tb# board of education of Sooorro
baa dtoldtd to fond tb* outstanding
indebtedness of tbs otty school dis-
tricts.
List Frldsy a laborer at work mixing
mortar at Pinos Alios found a gold nag
get la tb* sand whloh ba was nslng to
make mortar.
Tb* Helen min* and mill at Cooney
are again working, afeer a mioblnery
breakdown wblob oansed tbem consi-
derable lost of time.
Colonel A W. Harris contemplates
sinking a working shaft on tb* famons
Illinois min* shortly. Tbs outlook tor
Kingston la quits bright.
W. D Tipton ba* bean awarded the
mall oontreot from Luna’s Wall to
Tnlaroea for another yaar. Fioreno o
Luna will oarry tha mall from Li
Oruoaa to Lnna'a Wall.
Tb* blggeat meiohendU* deal aver
mad* In Silver City, **)s th* lode
pendent, waa oonenmmated last Satur-
day through th* consolidation of tha
•took* of gooda belonging to Max
Saha'z aod Usury Rosenberg. Tbay
have formed a etook oompeny with a
oapltal etook of 9100,000 acd H ad thalr
artlola* of Incorporation with lb*
territorial aaoratary.
Blot in 0«t»n Watur».
Canea, Island of Crete, Aug 5—Th
admirals In oommaud of the foreign
fiieis In Cretan waters today Informed
(he Turkish gouaromsnt of Crete of
thslr deolslon to prevent the Turkish
Fqusdron wbloh left iha Dardanelles
Tuesday last for Orele, from staying lu
Cretan waters Th* answer of govern-
ment was be had a oommanloatlon
from th* Turkish government denylrg
that the latter had dispatched a 11 *»
of troops to Orate and stating that the
Turkish squadron oonoernlng whoee
movements tber* had been so mmh
comment was going to Slfrl, Island cf
Mltylensa.
Ai.oa.tM Ml. lD4.n'l->a of »*6«rol«s a
OatdIOat. to haec«»4 14)1 *
A sptolal dlapatob to tbs lloneton
Poet from Palestine, Texa-, dated
August 2, ssyt:
Your correspondent having heaid
that Hon. John Reagan was being die
ousstd as a oaodldata for the U Ited
States senate celled on the old Roman
at bis country home aod rtquested ao
Intarvlew on th# sobjoct. VVlthoa
hesitation tb* dlatlngut-bs 1 gsntlamtv
aaaantad and tha result Is as follow.:
‘Prominent persons ar# msktr g - ho
Inquiry as to whether you would Uk«
to return to lh# senate of to* Doited
dtat*6? Ar# you willing .to aay
anything on the questlo; f” was »sked
him
"I'hla anbjsot bus been mentioned to
me. I havegtveo It torn* th ingbt. If
It wonld mast th* approve! of the leg -
Islaturs, I would like to sgslu ba elec
ted as senator for Texas "
"Will you be a candidate for thet
nfflef"
"It Is early to make a declaration on
this eubJ«o>," b# r.pllad.
"Yes, but not too early, It you da
sir* tbe position, to rusks It known,
and 1 am sure your friends would Uki
to hear from you on this question. Tin
people will be making up ibelr minds
about who should ba thtlr senator and
politics are alraady taking thslr shapu
for th* nextoanvasu," w«s suggested.
"I would Ilk# to b« returned to the
senat# again. My twsnty years of ex-
psrlano# In congress, coupled with my
experience lu (he Confederate sna
state governmant, woald, 1 think,
enable ms to be of real service to tbs
people of our sta' a and of tbe cat ion
Impelled by a very high asms of duty
to the people of Texas end by th
earnest solicitation of the gtv.rcor
of tbe state and others, I resigned my
seat In tbe seuate to accept tbs position
of chairman of tho railway commission
of fsxas because it was though fUoIi a
oours# wou:d teed to the success of the
oommlsalcn. The peoplo of Texas h*d
honored me so often that I fait it to b<
my dufy to mske that sacrifice,"
"Tb# ratlroad commission has now
been la snooessfal operation for llvc-
years. The polioy of the oommlsotoi
has been fully stated In flvo ancusi
reports. It has oimpletcd the valua-
tion of the railroads under tha stock
and boed law. The policy and oeees
slty of snob aoommtsslou is nowfuhy
reoogn z d by the public, ar-.d 1 thick
tt might b« safely managed wit,bon
my aid, If th® psople will ba true to
themselves In the selee ton of commis-
sioners with ability enough to patfotm
tbe duties, and with firmaess of chits-
ao er enough to da jus.lea to ail in
taitsts ”
“1 think you ere right In tbls and
would be glad to know whether yon
will be a oaudldate for th# senate.’’
"I exptot to submit my name for
'hat position, and will, If It shqul,-5
become neoess»ry, next spring or sum-
mer, go before the peop'e iu a few
ep.aches oa the current political q iqs
tlons. I supposB my rso ird In t e
congress of the U .Ltd Btei'es on all
ths great leading political ques Ions,
Is 6ufflotently understcod by me public
to render any extended sta’emwni or
my views at this time unnecessary. 1
has been the purpose of my political
life to promote, proteo! end defend the
rights or the people, and to that end,
to oppose all unlawful trusts aid oom
blnatlone, and to regulate by law all
monopolistic agencies whloh tff.o'f-
thslr interests."
*‘M»v I give this Interview to the-
public was tha flual question pro-
paundod.
"I have no objection to your doing
so, and will add (hat in ord*r io get a
nasr to the also lou of .euator by a dl
reel vote of ths people as oau be dote
under the oonstl utloc, I wothd sugge .
that tt may bs best for tha pm 1 5 to
Instruct thslr members 'o the 1- gl iia-
lute as to their obotce for senator.
A Tramp Murder.Cuute.aiar.
Iron Mountain, Mich , Aug. 5 —
Peter Bous, a ciamp charged wch lbs
murder of Pearl Morrison at Crystal
Falls, has made a O'mplste confession,
acknowledging he assaulted tha gtrl,
then straugled bar todsatb. Thooon
fesslon was seour.d by a deteotlve who
visit.d Bona clad In a priest’s garb and
was heard by others. Exoltamsnt
over i he confession may result In Bous’
lynching.
Fagitiv* Arrested
Chicago, Aug. 5—8'man A Rsdhef-
fer, formerly a 6ptoe dealer of Pblia
delpbla, was arrsa'ed today ss *
fugttiva from j istlos. Rdhitf^rA
Sjn were found gutpy to 189G of hav
log defraudad numerous people oat of
some 925 000 through tbs medium of
'he m .Us Tbe fathsrtBi3i[ed from th.
oourt room and In a few days a report
was spread that be committed suicide.
Uls eon served hlsssnteuoe.
Arre.tad fur Stealiu* Stl**r.
Washington, Aug 5—During the
process of the oounc and weighing of
stiver In vaults of th* treasury today,
lnoldent to the transfer of government
funds to ths United dtatss treasurer,
Thomas Martlu of this olty, a colored
laborer engaged In handilrg bag", was
arrested upon tbeoharga of abstracting
sliver from the vaults. Tbs shorCg
was 928 Martin confessed.
OliweU’* Sucoat.jr.
New York Aug. 5—Tbe Mall and
Express says: 'It was said today on
high authority that S R Callaway,
prssldant of th* Nlokel Plate, would
suoossd tba lata D. R Caldwell as
president of tha Lak® Shore. It wss
further etated that W. H Caniff, gen
eral manager of the Lvke Shore will b>
elected to tb* pr.stdsnoy of the Nickel
Prate.
Lawn mowers end Garden Hoe*at
Momeen A Thorn#’*.
Ho(l tut of t tc 8«*rooe
Austin, Ang 5—List night and to-
day was by long odds the bottrs^ ot
th* season. Ths'bsrmnme ar »ll last
night touohed bstwasn 85 and 90, and
not a breath of atr was s'lrrlog. To
day Itregls'erad ICO at noon, with »
little brerz*. Tha naat. is intense,but
owing to the dryness of the atr the
prostrations ara vary few, three being
tha total for the day Bnsinsss It
praotloally suspended as H Is too hu'
tor anyone to a'lr.
HaiUeii tiuApended • t Dills’.
Dallas, Aug 5-AC 2 o’clock this
afternoon t he government thermomet.r
recorded the extraordinary tamper*
tar# of 108, sarpetetfig ell prevloue
reoords. Business was suspended.
Th« t a»a iarty.
Plattaburg, N Y , Aug 5—Another
glorious m .ruing wt h enough or *z -
U make th* day perfect grseled the lu-
habitants of Champlain Vriley greatly
to the delight of tbe prssdsut and
party.
The drsss parade of a company of
'he 21st Infantry nnd»r oimmand of
L'su'enaut MoK bhen was repe-:t.d
today at, 11 o'clnok on tha lawn to tho
w«6t of Hotel Ohsmplaiga. PreAldsnt
and Mrs. McKinley viewed the parade
from the bi'o.iny of heir apartmon's
acd vloe President llobait and S..or»
'ary A'ger aod party from a place set
apart for thsm In the broad pi zzs
watched tbe troops a* they marctisd
past at the close of the parade.
TO ALASKA BY BALLOON
Alr>HMp ll.lne Ho It lo U«n*.» Fislght
Into tn. Ool4 Pt.ldl,
A special dispatch lo the Globe
Democrat from N»w York says: Lso
Btsvens, Jr , an *sron«a’, of Olsv#
land, Is now In this olty, *ng-g*d in th*
0 mpletlon of a huge balloon, to b*
used la ths transportation of frolgnt
aod passer/gsrs from TJIko Pass, In
Alaska, to ih» K oedyk# gold flald.
The campety backing B *v«n* In hi*
daring enterprise Is kuown as th.
"J O b* Transportation Company,’’ of
which * Mr Jacobs, an «x enslvs bs.f
contractor, of K uikms City, Mo., Is tba
h*ad, Auoth.v heavy investor I* said
to ba » batikar nsihad L)we, of Millars
burg, O The oumpauy’s cspUaltzt-
i.lou I*. 9160,000, at.d under Its nusplces
smm«r« will oonu«c>, with tba bBdoon
at D >ugias City or XMka.
1.4 the event that the first balloon la
a success, probably a (Lain mar* will
be built at d a r.galsr etr Hue aeteb-
• l-.hsd between th* K’ondpke and the
tilgtiast nav'g-ible palut on th* Yukon
r.var. Tha trial triple scheduled Tor
August 28, s artlug from T lko Pas*.
1 he baUoca now lu procets of com-
pletion will be the latg.r.t ever con-
strue ed. I s height will be 150 feet,
hid It will cot h st Cf seventy .ix aeg
rnsuts. Th* nvgmsnt used for tb*
b«liy of ths Vissoi will be 22 loohis
wide. The ma'erial for the upper por-
Ion is of w li r Is knowa as pilgrim
cloth, a very d ie, olusety wt vm sheet,
log, whhe ih« bottom will be of doublr
clo’h. It will In lluod w th pure oil
si k.
i lo claimed by the projectors thai
Uj b%!!oon will oarry paosengeis oi
freight faster and safer than they oa>
now be carried by either boat or sled.
It will bo fl ed with a steering appar-
atus, and 1 s Ilf tit% power will bs byd
rogen aid oxygen, sj mixed that 1
will be Impossible to Ireizj Stevens
ys that bis vestel can easily carry ot
;at;h trip eight or tea paseeegers aod
from 1.3 000 so 11,000 pouols of live o
d«ad freight, 1 wl 1 also carry 6,000
or 7,000 pounds cf water for hallos .
No travelers will bo tskin on the trial,
trip, _
The Tribunes.
Tho Chicago Tribune publishes a let-
ter from a correspondent who says that
thoTirst paper culled The Tribune was
published in Portsmouth, O., and was
known as The Scioto Tribune. Com-
menting on tixis, The Tribune says:
Tho writer unquestionably makes out
a valid claim for The Scioto Tribune as
tlm first ot The Tribunes, though it was
named for Riouzi, Bulwer's hero, tho
last of tho tribunes.
“Still, there is not ground for tho
slightest belief that the name applied
to tlm Portsmouth paper ever met the
eyes of Mr. Greeley before he estab-
lished The Daily Tribune in New York
in 1841. Nor was it seen by Edward J.
Ryan when he established Tim Weekly
Tribune iu Chicago in 1889. ft is only
fair, however, to say that Mr. Hamilton
first applied the Bulwer name to an
Amerioau weekly paper. Mr. Greeley is
entitled to the credit of first applying it
to a daily, semiweekly and weekly pa-
per, which caused hundreds of others to
use tho same title, though it is also true
that Mr. Ryan used it first in Chicago
and in any state west, of Ohio and for
two years before Mr. Greeley employed
it in New York.
6 “The Portsmouth paper may claim the
name by right of original discovery. Iu
line of descent Tho Tribunes are Tbo
Scioto Tribune, Ryan’s Weekly Chicago
Tribnue, tho New York Tribune and
tho present Chicago Tribune. ”
- Mo wiutiit to Ktrbj f mlth.
Nashville, Tenn , Aug. 5 Lid
Tuesday afternoon tba Sswaaex (Uat
v«rslty of tbe South) mooumc-u: rn
E'.mrnd Kilby Sradb, tha last fa I
general of the Oonfi duracj*, was ua
vailed. General Kirby Smith was >
professor at the University of the
Booth from 1875 t j 1893, tbe year of hi-
death, and the monument was e eo ed
by tbe alumni, professors and his o. in-
vades In army.
W, sbiafton 4?ol1o* Mu lioAs.
Washington, Ang 5—After mure
than a weak of searching by the pMloe,
James 0»rr, a young whl's msn who
assaulted little R si® R iblusoa, sr,
eleven year old' white girl, wa? tod.y
oaptured by private oltlzms. Tt t
method* of the polio* In this case ha- t
sroustd the district oommhaionets tc
e, thorough InvestIgatlon of the polio!
deptartment and a reorg-tnlzi ion U
looked for.
OrGiket’A Will.
San Francisco. Aug. 5—The wl’l of
ths late Uhss. F. Crocker was adir-l’-
ted to probate this mornlug. The
estimated value of his estate Is t.brer
millions, but it will probahly br thru
t'mes that emount. Hatiry T 8o> t
and Otras. E Green w»r* sp joint, d
txeoufotsand W. E is'ou guardian o)
tb* minor children.
Self Krlnincti.
Fight your own battles, my young
friends, for in this way will you rise to
the grand conviction that honor is to be
preferred to li!'". Tho craven hearted
never understand this. Tbeir timidity
causes them to shrink from exposure to
pain, and to them 'the most sacred of all
duties is to take cure of their precious
persons. If they run behind their nioth
ers’ aprons whenever there is danger or
whenever it is imagined,..and if they
put their big brothers perpetually be-
tween themselves and assailants they
will probably not be too nice on tlio.sub-
jeot of integrity in future years.
Youth of today, a new century will
be yours-tomorrow. In a few more years
its light, that, shall fall on our graves,
will shine on your upward and onward
path. But, if you would be equal to its
opportunities and rewards get rid of
your timidity now. Ann yourselves
with courage and strike down the evils
and foes that aro ambushed iu your
souls. Spare not yourselves. See that
treason lurks not in the citadel. Then
array your resources, the strength of
your intellect, tho vigor of your will
and the unfaltering loyalty of an honest
purpose against, corruptions, supersti-
tion and the debauching of the public
intellect. Whatever may be the cost,,
whatever of ■immediate sacrifice or of
suffering, do youy duty, confident that
God will defend the right,—Dr. George
C. Lorlmer.
«?ust an a Hint.
“John,” she said thoughtfully, “to-
morrow is the birthday of tliut little
Jones hoymxt door.”
“What of it?" ire demanded.
“Oh, nothing much," slm replied,
"only I happened tb recall that Mr.
Jones gave our Willie a drum on his
birthday. ”
"Wei. doyen think I feel under any
obligations to him for that?" he asked
irritably. ‘ If you do, you are mistak-
en. If I own him anything, it’s a
grudge,”
“Of course,"she answered sweetly.
■"That's'why I tl.einglit that perhaps
you might v aut to^ivo tho Jones boy a
'The most resourceful woman in tbo
the i r, tv, .
London, Aug 5—A diaptfeh-from j b,|*.!.?1a;‘s
Antwarp today say* th* naoraettry rnm r ue most resour
todafray tha axpeosa* cf a eonrb pole; world!" he exclaimed delightedly, and
axpsdfflon havlrg beao nnor-.l by < tie i the Jt . - bey got the trumpet.—t'lii-
v |< of a further o *di‘ cf 50,009 fraro',1 cage Fori,
th# s'samer B !glo wi h a sou h po>|
ixplortng expedition nn board wil
Lave Autweip Aug. 15.
Kmbiicitrafisf 9<d Kor*#rjr.
San Francisco, Ang 5—Judge
Campbell this afteinoon held Pbeo A
Fgel to auswer to sevan charges, f
«rob»zz n*nt and two of forgery and
fired < be ball at *38,000,
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EL PASO CYSLE CO.,
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First Rata. That’s what they all
tay of tha Great Second Hand For-
itshtng Bazar at 116 S Oregon at. Yon
i*u furnish from th* Kitchen to tba
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mown before In th* Sonhwoat.
Prioes to salt th* times.
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Why not take advent*-e oftli* reduced rates
offered by the Teiax & Pacific El Paso
Rout-” north and east July 14th to loth in-
clusive, als) Wednesdays a d 8a urduys therc-
aft.ras felloes: Ju y2lst, 24th. 28lli and 31st;
August 4 h, 7th and 11th, El P.s j to Kai- »
City. Leav-nworlh, Atchison aud bt. Juseph,
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$23 00. For further information call on or ad-
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Fo the above occAsion the Text* A Pacific
‘ El Pmto Route" will sell tickets El Paso to
Bnifalo end return »t$50.05, on sale Aug 19th,
20th and 21st, good to return until Anguit 31«t,
with privilege of extension until Sepktnber
20th. We will also give pas'ongers privllt-g*
cf going or returning via L»ke Erie steam, rs
between Buffalo snd Toledo or Detroit. For
fuillu-r Information call on oreddress
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Boston, Mass , Ang 5—Craderirk
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years profe so.- of olnsslocal pb'otogy
in Harvard, b*s died from tbe tff.o’s
f paralysis Pr, f. Allen was one of
he bast known mombsrs of tbe Har
verd facul'y, th’ngh only 53 years cf
sg*.
Cheap Exonulon Bata*.
One fare for the round trip to Milwaukee,
Wieconsin, on ac ouutoftlie annual meeting ot
lie National Educational association. July 6th.
T.ekets good for return until September 1st.
One fare lor the round trip to Toronto, Canada,
ou acco mt of the third annual conference of
the National Kpworth League, July 15th to 18th.
Tic e’s good for return until August 12th.
For the occasion of the annual national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the Republic to
b* held at Bnfla'o, N. Y., Auguatard, a rate
of U se than one fare for the round trip will be
made. This w ill bean ex-ellcnt opportunity to
visit Niagara Falls and the ea.t.
Remember, the -> nhaah is the only line ran
n lug through tral e.oreoschesoi snycharacter
between St. Louis aud Niagra Falls.
All Canadian polnta can be resched one train
qnirkcr than by any other route, bv taking the
Wabash.
The Wabash lias better sonic, an 1 makes
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any othexhne>
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