El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 42, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 18, 1900 Page: 4 of 8
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Let no guilty negro escape, bnt don’t
blame another soldier simply because
he is black.
Wolcott of Colorado, a senator who
never despised gold but preached sil
ver, has gone wrong by voting for a
gold standard
doty to the law and their obligations to
the government, but there are others
tbdre whose makeup is so saturated
with ignorance that they imagine the
blue coat confers on them an immunity
from arrest, gives them the right to
hold up banks, to resist officers of the
law and to terrorize women and child-
ren at their pleasure.
The self importance of the latter
olass, added to their bestial proclivities,
prompts them to crime, and they are a
constant menace to peaceful communi-
ties where being a sure source of invi-
tation they are not wanted.
But our citizens must remember that
all the soldiers at Fort Bliss are not to
blame for the acts of a few. There is
no need of wild excitement and
The attempt of the lawless element
at Fort Bliss to overpower the cl’y jail
most be resented with energy but only
by legal means.
Poor Steinit/., the chess champion,
at 62 years of age, has become the in-
mate, like Champion Paul Murphy, who
preceeded ldm. of an insane asylum.
No El Pasoan can more keenly regret
yesterday’s tragedy than tbeofflcersof
the 25th U. 8. Infantry They can be
relied upon to help the law in its
course.
our Uirculatlou.
H,c», .uoroughly ooverlo* the local field,
«h» Ttyifl r whwii,
ON U Y UF PUBLICATION,
tha towns and stations named below, within
(i! Tidlus of the sort H WWST8KW WA K above
Tw~—.. whlnh distance tl 378 mile* from B1
f i— so each l*olnt:
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Ohlspa
Wendell
Valentine
Quebec
Ryan
Aravon
M arfa
What the Dene crate refused to do
for a consideration of sixteen millions
of dollars less interest to pay on the
Cleveland herd issue, the Republicans
have done without benefit—substituted
•‘gold" for the word “coin” in the
bonds.
Alfalfa
fileta
Helen
San Blliarto
Jfabnns
Bio Grande
It Hancock
Madden
BUI ay
Malone
Las-a
Btholen
Nopal
Pk'hi
Pa'sano
Toronto
A! pi tie
Strobel
Altuda
Starrs Blanca Lennox'
Bray ton
Borbert
Dal berg
Sollado
gown*
Ocmreheene
Montoya
tflo
Oanotl
Minton
Satis >n y
Brunswick
■arlbam
Mawuulte
(Mil
Jl» Bark
tarn Oruoes
Dona Ana
bnasburK
tolden
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Detroit
Blnson
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Pope
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Baa Antonio
Bneorro
Idmltar
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Bablnai
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Abajo
Bowie
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Wtloox
Marathon
Warwick
H aymond
Taber
Maton
Koaenfeld
Volga
Albuquerque
Alameda
Ui ruallllo
A, god one*
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1) am ton
1 osarlo
V aldo
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Gftlllstei
Twltchell
Laniy
Cammelto
Glorleta
Fox
Rowe
Fulton
Hands
Ribera
Blanchard
Chapelle
Silver Oity
Hawkins
Whit' Water
Hudson
Crawford
Whitney
Coleman
Florida
Nutt
Easley
Hocket
Hatch
Rogers
Btrauss
Vevay
Lanark
A WHO* a,
Luiena
Emerson
Sanderson
Arlspe
Ragle Flat
A..smore
Van Horn
Wild Horse
Plateau
Boraoho
Kent
Han Marline
Gomel
To ■ ah
Hermoso
Pe cos City
Barstow
Qulnto
Pyote
Aroya
Monahans
Longfellow
SI XX ICO
A fton
Kensln
Aden
Ohappel
Oambray
My ndus
Zuul
Demltig
Tunis
Oage
Wllna
Hepar
Lisbon
Lordsburg
Pyramid
Conrad
Stein's Pass
Vanarman
Han Simon
Olga.
Banta Fe
Mantana
Handla
Rio Pueroc
Garcia
Shawnee
Armijo
El Rlto
Laguna
Oubero
McOartys
Ban Jose
Lake Valley
La Lot
Tularosa
Alamogordo
Hillsboro
Ft Cuminings
Railroad Pass
Cochise
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•uldad Juaret Sahlnal
■wmllo Han Pedro
■wrreal Oorrallto*
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Bmaman
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Moctexuma
Casas Grandes Oall»go
Hamalayuca Laguna
Chihuahua
threats of violence are entirely ont of
place. No army officer is going to
protect a criminal in his ranks from the
penalties of the law. The murderers
of Newt. Stewart will answer for their
crime.
The California Store
I Wash Silk Special
The Only Exclusive
Dry Goods House.
TEA AN ME’UNGS.
Here is a Republican view of a Re-
publican measure. The Topaka State
Journal says: “What the country plain-
ly stands in used of at present is more
business bast don right and justice and
less politics The sentiment in favor of
maintaining a tariff on trade with Porto
Rico clearly has its rise iu a fear of the
sugar and tobacco growers and not in
regard for right or precedent. Porto
Rico came to ns in exactly the same
manner that New Mexico and Arizona
did, and there can be no more reason
or justice on the side of special tariff
regulations for the island than there
are for special tariff regulations regard-
it g trade with the territories ac-
quired from Mexico. All the fine-spun
theories about the term United States
meauiug one thing at one time and
place and another thing at another
time and place will not serve to ob-
scure the facts, the law and history, it
may be proveu that congress bas the
power to commit a wrung, bnt no
amount, of argument can convert wrong
into right. If the Porto Rican bill shall
pass as recommended by a majority of
tbe home committee, it will be produc-
tive ofmdless trouble for tbe party
which stands sponsor for it."
Two murderers were sentenced to
bang Maroh 23 at Bonham.
A boy was killed in a,peculiar manner
near Belton
Work on the Santa Fe railway reser-
voir at Temple has commenced.
A small house was burned at Quanah
and an unknown person perished with
it.
Garrison & Cbarrey’s store at Birth-
right, Hopkiua oounty, burned; loss $1,-
800.
Forty thousand dollars bas been sub-
scribed toward a cotton mill at Hills-
boro.
An important ruling in a bankruptcy
case has been made by Federal Judge
Meek.
The five-year old son of Jubal Brown
was maugeled to death in a gin near
Gatesville.
Capt John M Jessnp, for many years
city assessor and collector of Tyler,
died in that city.
An Italian living near Bryan killed
his wife and a little girl aud wounded
two others; he has been arrested.
Tbe court of criminal appeals has af-
firmed the case of O. D Cannon, who
murdered W. A Gray at Franklin.
The gross receipts of the McKinney
postoffice amounted to$1,050last month
which was the best record in its history.
Col W L Prather, president of the
seate university, aud wife, celebrated
their silver wedding at Waco a few
nights ago.
John N Stewart died at his home in
Texarkana, aged 7(5. Deceased was a
pioneer citizeu of Texas, coming to the
state from Month Carolina in 1834.
The Waco Cotton Machine Mannfao
tnriug company, capital stock $10,0u{),
purpose, to manufacture cotton and gin
machinery, has filed its charter at Aus-
tin
Ed Hodges, on trial st Dallas,charged
wiih the umrder of Frank Conner in
that city, was found guilty and his pun-
ishment assessed at fifteen years in the
penitentiary
BUfc.l.imA s GALL
In the silk department we are showing a choice lot of Wash
Silks in stripes, plaids and checks—new colors and fast colors. Just right for
waists, matinees and wrappers.
Your choice this week 40c per yard.
Beautiful Garments
A new lot of fine Parisian Silk and Lace Garments have corrie
in, in the most elegant styles and beautiful colors. Silk Chemise, Silk Skirts,
Silk Drawers, Matinees and Tea Gowns.
Ribbon and L-ce Gowns, very stylish..................$25 00 to $35-00
China Silk Skirts, lace bimmed, each.............................. 10 00
Chma Silk Chemie, tldbora'ely tr mmed.......................... 10.00
China Silk Drawers, to match chemi>e and skirt.................... 5.00
Ribbon anj Lace Mitinees, in blue and cerise.......... .......... 15,00
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vatit sheet are allowed to anyboo
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of tbe advertliier
ftlM aewHunper.
The ikd vcrtlmug ji^entean pity our rate and
Mfeall the hpa«*e U) buyern at our wl»b
■roflt to blnieelf (or Instam-e: Hebuygnlne
EZhtmtor one year, for |ttd; If ho ret ail» each
I Bet, at $42 a year, bl* pnittl, I* 100 per oent.
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When a man Ihiuks hs can mu a
newspaper a« Chriat would rnn if, he
ehowH an amount of preenruptiou nil
equaled outride of a lunatic asylum.
When Christ was upon earth he attend
ed strictly to his own business, and
kept ont of politics, wars, gossip and
tr> de. The Kansas preacher who wrote
a book whose chief merit is its blasphe-
my, and which sold well because of its
happening to come ont when a large
portion of people were suffering from a
spell of intellectual degeneracy, will
fil'd when he tries to edit a paper that
in order to do it successfully he must,
offer Borne virtue other than 'assumed
intimate relations with God. Superla-
tive gall alone can suggest to one that
he apprehends what infinity would do
under Buy sort of given conditions.
The milk in the coooanut of tbe
“Sheldon edition’’ of the Topeka Capi-
tal is readily apparent that it was pure-
ly a money making scheme and for the
personal exploitation of the man who
asHumes to edit a paper as he presumes
Christ would. The blaenhemous por-
tion of it becomes more abhorrent when
it is known that an enterprising press
manager is working the New York ad-
vertising field. The disciples of Christ-
tianity have a great deal to account
for, bnt ihe limit of effrontery appears
to have been reached in this impudent
venture.—I h>- Newsjmper Maker.
YKSrKKOtVa HUKHIIILK TRAGEDY.
H «jjr to Our ok hdlr*.
Tha one month rata for ipuct i* wo that
Du yer Inch r&tf*4eor« **♦•»» fur Inomun'd JiLmee
foam 16.00 to |SU3i. but for Hit mu UoifftTi of
lima I Inohc* are Hold at aud 1« Tnche«
v#a aold per lnch.|40.80.
Tbe one Inch rate 1* the 6<uila of the whole
able, a* the Hbort time rate* fired are a w»r-
ankaare of It
Vba 1 time rate l* da 1-1! per cent of the
vanib rate.
Tb# I tlm«» rate i* 40 per cent of the month
aka,
Tha I time, rate I* 56 per cent of tbe month
Au incipient fire started in the civil
college cloak room at Monterey while
the students were playing, bnt it was
extinguished without any appreciable
damage.
'] he Mexican authorities have notified
Delegate Perea, throngh the depart-
ment at Washington, the custom house
at Palimas will Reopened for the entry
of cattle immediately.
Iu Mexico City a very fine oil por-
trait of the late ambassador of Mexico iu
Washington, Matias Romero,painted by
Mariano Silva, aud is said to be a splen-
did likeness. It has been sent to Wash
iugton to be placed in the reception hall
of the Mexican embassy.
During tbe week ending Sunday the
4 h of this month, there were 437 deaths
in Mexico City agaiust 438 during the
previous week. What is to be especially
noted is that f the 437 deaths, only 12
were from smallpox, which shows there
is not such au epidemic as some would
have tbe public believe: 12 of 450,000
people which Mexico has. That is no
epidemic.
In Mexico City during the year 1809,
according to the reporte of the various
sanitary inspectors, 28,399 peisons were
vaccinated within the limits of the fed-
eral distrlot. Of these 33 802 were with-
in the city 15,036 being malee, and 7,-
877 females; and 4,097 were In the su-
burban towns and villages. 4,173 being
males and 534 being females These
figures include all ages from children
to grown up people, hut do not include
persona vaccinated in private by the
family medicos, or in the hospitals of
the varione foreign colonies.
a lady who is 105 years of age. Her
name is Mrs. Juana, who lives with
her daughter in the B-nson suburbs.
Arizona’s new capital building will
be ready for occupancy, it is thought,
by the middle of next May
The Coconino Sun says that Flagstaff
erected buildings the past year costing
iu the aggregate over $250,000.
Sunday last A. Clough trapped a
white gopher at his place, below Point
of Rocks, near Pre-oott Mr Clough
has trapped about. 5,i 00 of these animals
and this is the first white one he ever
saw.
Statehood is indirectly opposed by
every gold standard newspaper pub-
lished in Arizona. The papers which
laud the governor most are the chilliest
towards self government.
A new lodging house nearing com-
pletion at Murenci contains forty rooms.
At Clifton the new concentrator No.
4 is fast nearing completion and a large
force of men is employed about the
works.
CYCLISTS,
When in need of a Doctor for your Rlcy le
I'D, such a* Rims, Spokes, Chains. Handles.
Handle Ra^s ’e als. t ires, etc., in fact all
P’trt.s tu a bicycle, call and see u*> at'he
WHELL y KIES, cor. Oregon and Franklin sts
P. L. Abel Cycle Co.
NEW MEXICO.
Tbt 1 woe* r»t»s I* W per sent of toe month
*ft*l*e«kDrntel»7S per eentof • month
t£§,
Thai waek* r*te 1 per oent o! ne month
Th« I month rate Is 4 time* the month rate,
the month
H per oent dtaoouut.
The ( month* rule l» * time*
reft*, lea* 80 per sent dlaoount.
The t month* rate I* 9 time* the month rate,
:•••■ per <>*nld!»ooo .t
■e* 10'per sent ijlneounl
time* the month rete,
jrear rate I* 12
___l per oent atoeoi
Botelal po*lllon»-Fifty per oent extra.
-fe. U u.“ advertisement* a burned at two-
tfeirda of dally rates,
ksullni MeMsr Hals*.
Twsnty-Ove oent* per line 8r»t Insertion i II
Mats for each subsequent Insertion. Oon-
gtM for RMi He** to be taken In 1 month*,
'Beetl sent* per line esoh insertion. fJn-
oonu wr IId« aaoh \nmtrlUm. CJo
4Htuig-ibIi, bf (he ujonth, fl M) per Doe
fiefollooel oerda U per o*r>ftU>
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The Isiiii-litsble irsgedy which oc-
enrred Ht hii early bonr yesterday in
K1 Pa*o ref-ultitig, h» onr new* columns
relate, in the death of a member of tbe
city police force and a negro soldier of
tbe 25tb infantry, was only one more of
those unfortunate affairs which are pre-
cipitated by tbe d'-nse ignorance, the
bestial proclivities and unwarranted
self importance of some negroes in
United Btatee army uniforms.
This is no new problem which El Paso
is c-tlled upon to face. Rio Grande
City, In this state, has jnst gone throngh
alike exp* rience with negroes of the
army and so repealed have these occur-,
rences been throughout the state that
Governor Bayers recently wrote the sec-
retary of war to get the negroes ont of
Textni.
Tbe “nigger in U B. uniform” as a
role is a dsngerone animal nutil tbe
tmllet* ootue towards him. Then look
for a stump* de There are some ne-
groes In tbe army who are,respectable
and educated, who understand their
New Mexico will be divided into 191
census districts.
Esst Las Vegas in to have a postoftice
fitted tip in modern style.
A dead man was found about 12 miles
from Tularosa on the San Andreas road
ou tbe 6th inst. He had been dead
some time and the remains were so bad
ly decomposed that he waa past recog
nition. A miner from Ban Andreas
named Wilson during the laat snow
storm wandered from his cabin and it is
supposed to lie him.
New Mexico shippe* gold by express
to the value of $350 896, by other Con-
veyances $414,718 stiver bn 1 lion $100,*
262 ores anil-base bnllion by freiaht $1,.
543.084, total 82 317.958 Arizona's
shipments were gold by express $1 874
451, by other conveyances, $1,090 609,
silver $739 113 ores and base bullion by
freight $16,659 148. total 190,863,421.
In all the territory reported on the yal
ne of tbe product as divided between
the different metals was in the follow-
ing percentage: 44 34 silver 19 70. cop
per 29 11, and lead 751. Gold and cop
per are the prod not* of the mines of the
BHOSnY’S
DRY ULLAMNO A SPECIALTY
Dyer and ult-aner of L»die»' Silk oi
Woolen Dresses, Curtains, Blank-
ets and Parasols. Gents' Clothing
cleaned, dyt-d, pressed, spimped and
repaired. iIcMesaAvk, Tel. tH2.
BloodPoison
Newman,
Staunton, Va. says: i“Iwna afflicted
with Contagious Blood Poison, and
the best doctors did me no good.
In fact, I seemed to get worse all
the while. I took almost every so-
called blood remedy, but they did
not reach thedisease. At the advice
of a friend, I then took S. 8. 8.,
and began to improve. I continued
the medicine and it cured me com-
pletely. and for ten years I have
never had a sign of the disease to
to return.”
THE
BEST
LATIST AND
IN FINE
—ART CHINA—
And Beautiful
Mantel Vases.
Just received, a large assortment.
CHINA PALACE-
A. STOLAROFF, Proprietor.
211 Ban Antonio Street,. Phone 819
S.S.S.ti, Blood
(Swift’s Specific) is the only remedy
... “'OOQ
which can eradicate Contagions Bi<
Poison. It is guaranteed purely vegetable.
Book on self-treatment mailed free by
9wift Specific flompany. Atlanta. Ga.
T.H. CONKLIN,
Real Estate,
Investment,
EASTERN GRILL
First-class restaurant in every respect
First class cooking. Short orders da)
and night.
Dinner Daily at 3 p. m.
128 El Paso 8t, next to Coopers.
mi in
RENTS-
POMEROY’S
El Paso Transfer Ce
HACKS, BUB AND BAGGAGE
200 to 210 South Oregon St
If yon want one of the choicest bnsi
ness properties,corner lot atd handsome
building, on principal strtet, good in-
come, 1 have ic for sale, at a great bar-
gain.
Frank’s Restaurant
Serves best meals in the city
for io, i<1, 20 and 25 cents
Short orders.
Choice large lot on Magoffin avenue,
close iu, this is a specially good property
to iuvest in for large return, don’t fail
to see it.
Large lot, two s’ory building, good
looatiou, close in, ihis will pay 20 per
oent ou price asked fur it.
SHE THINKS 0E HIM
every time phe rolls one of tbe delicious
chocolates, bon bons.caramels ormareb-
mallows, that her sdinirer has sent her
from onr freeb and high grade stock of
fine confections. When yon want your
“Isdv love” to think bow considerate
and ki”d von are, bring her a box of
onr pnre, delicious oaudies and yon will
float, into her memory with every mor
sel that sweetens her palate.
Phone 327.
Next to Postoffice,
Branch at Chihnahna, Mexico.
iliiogdr:os nm mi*# t
White Oaks Route.
4.
310 El Paso Street
PHONE 296.
Five room brick dwelling,two lota, on
N Florence Hr,., opposite Darb)shire’s
residence, $3,000, easy terms, possession
at once.
City Upholstering House
305 t. Overland Street.
Six room adobe bonse, two lota, on
Franklin St.. $1 325, rented for $16 00
per mouth, easy terms.
ERNST. BESSELMANN.
I can show a large number of business
lots, improved and vacant,dwelling hits,
Improved and vacant; to make selection
from.
ARIZONA NEWS.
The Benson Breeze is no more.
Phoenix in to have a new bank Min-
nesota parties head tbe new financial
venture
Tbe Benson Breeze says that Man ev-
idence of longevity Benson can boast of
TIVOLI HALL,
HAN FRANCISCO ST.
Headquarter* for GERMAN LUNCHES
Hot Upcli From 12 to I O’clock
A large number of lots sooth of San
Antmilo street, on El Pa-o, Oregon,
Biaiitou and others; there in good money
t> lie m*de by investing oo these sueets,
particularly on tbe three mention, d.
LEMP’S STANDARD.
No trouble to show anything offered.
Office, Mills Biildini. No. 303.
TIME TABLE NO.
(Mouotaln Time.)
Train No.l leaves El Paso.. .10:80 a. m
Train No. 2 arrives El Paso.. 6:60 p. m
(Daily Except Sunday.)
Trains leaving El Paso on Mon-
days, Wedne-days and Fridays/
make th>ough connection toCapitan.
Trains arnviug at El Paso Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
have a through connection from
Capitan, leavingCariizosa at 10:5c
a. m
1 rains Nos. 1 and 2 run via Jar
ilia, 'he Gr- at Gold and Copper
Camp, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
. I rains leave Alamogordo lor To-
boggan, on the summit of the Sacra
mentos, twice a dav. t
STAGE CONNECTIONS t
At Tularo-a: For Mescalero In-
dian Agency, and San Andreas
mm ng region.
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Jicarillas, Gailinas and surrounding
country.
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At Capitan: For Fort Stanton
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ardson, Ruidosa and Bomto country.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 42, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 18, 1900, newspaper, February 18, 1900; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth580909/m1/4/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.