El Paso Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1904 Page: 7 of 7
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For Coaservative
Dress
the Benjamin Box Top
Coat is the Correct Over-
coat for Fall. Look for
this label on the hanger:
This coat is 10 inches long—-
hAiid-lailomi from black and
Oxford li«ht weight thibets,
vicunas and worsteds, silk lined
or serge lined with best Itdian
serge, fhe garment drapes
gracefully and eonifortalily from
the shoulders, and is the gentle.*
man’s Fall overcoat par excel-
lence. Shorter or longer ones
if you wish. Guaranteed by us
and the makers, and for wile by
us only.
$16.50 to $30
K C. LIGIfTBODY & CO.
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NEW GOODS
m II 1 . « % n.aai.j ___« In all kind* a#I
Our Fall shipment of
HEINZ’S PICKLES
is just in, consisting of y «»« ntnu:» ovn.iai w™ »■«»>.
Bottled Pickles and Catsups ^,.knJdJ‘*
Bulk Sweet Mixed,
Bulk Sweet Cucumbers,
Bulk Extra Spiced Sour Cucumbers,
And Heinz’s Special White Sour Kraut.
WATSON’S New Grocery. 2°8pJoesfrff, 8T
w ai ouix o mew grocery, phone 151
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Concord Grapes - - ■ 35c j "Mtsw’s Groceries arc famous for Q«aHty.”J
NEW80F THE RAILROADS
SANTA FE TO OPEN SILVER CITY
BRANCH MONDAY.
■!
All Out a Few Mile* of Track Hava
Been Repaired—Southern Pacific
City Ticket Office to Move Saturday
—s>x Inches of Sncw at Paioanc—
Mirer P/ientlan.
GETS ANOTHER CHANCE
HIERHOLTZER CASE RCVERSED
AND REMANDED.
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Uoorpv Major
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MAJOR & FEWEL
WIinloNMln amt Retail I>”Sl«irr in
GRAIN. HAY AND FEED
001 Tpxru BlriM’t
Thom* 1470
Did You Ever Think
How nice and convenient an electric
beater would 'be !n your bath room?
Merely the snap of a button, and In
almost the time that It taken to tell It
the temperature baa been raised to
the desired point.
No other method
satisfactory.
can be half
An oil burner Alls, to some extent,
the necessary requirements of a bath
room stove, but, aside from Its objec-
tionable odor, lls consumption of oxy-
gen Is so areal that It takes but a few
minute* to exhaust the available sup-
ply, and a close, stuffy room Is the
result.
An electric healer Is, on the con-
trary, absolutely odorless, and the air
of the room remains as pure and
sweet as ever.
It also possesses many other super-
ior advantages, among which are:
1, Certainly of action—never needs
"filling.''
2. Cleanliness—no dirty,
thumb screw* or burners.
greasy
2. Cheapness- the first eost and cost
of operation arc both alight.
4, Durability—will last for many
years without attention.
Call In at our Exhibition Rooms, In
toe Trust RuUdlug, uud let us show
you one.
International Light
& Power Co.
OVERCOATS
Fall Top Goats, Crav-
enette Rain Coats, or
Knee Length Goats.
You will find a great
assortment of smart
styles and fabrics here
for your choosing.
Every garment is the
product of the most
skilled tailors in the
country and possesses
the style, swing, fash-
ion-attributes and ad-
mirable fit that char-
acterizes the finest to
1 measure - made cloth-
Jing. Come and see the
immense collection. *
GOLDEN EAGLE
CLOTHING HOUSE
Men’s and Boys’ Out-
fitters in Fine Goods
The Santa Co announce that their
work gauge have repaired the track
Ground* Upon Which Thi» Action W**
Taken Were That No Inetruction on
Insanity Wa* Made by the Judge
and Because of Misconduct on Part
of 8ome of Jurcre.
The Hlerhottzer ease has been re-
versed by the court of criminal appeals
to within ten miles of Silver City, and (sitting at Tyk-r. This Information
it i exp. Ctrl tint branch will be open waa received In re yesterday through
r (rage by next Monday.' The At- telegrams addressed to District Attor-
I, 1 T<s«e train arrived yesterday ney Estes and Judge Uvalde Burns,
i ’ruing at II o'clock. i the latter of coinnt-l for the prisoner.
The telegram stated that the case
To Move Its Quarter*.
The Sunset city passengar and ticket
office will he moved Into Its new quar-
was reversed on account of the fail-
ure of the trial court to Instruct the
Jury that Insanity might have been
lU'uemmou into »» u.. - jury th8t Insanity might have neen
icrs in the front part of the new Korn- produced by tin recent use of Intoxi-
berg hotel next Saturday ftftflllioon. I-.—*„ nnannnt r»f miwnn.
cants, and also on account of mlscon
. ■ duct on the par* of the Jury. The full
Snow at Patsano. I of tho dec ision will not be re-
Snperlntendent A. 8. Johnson and'celved for Bevciil days yet.
Cl rk tv llarkett returned yesterday The reversal of the case upon the
from a trip over the line with the pay 'ground that the court failed to instruct
car They report a six-inch fall of the Jury upon Insanity superinduced
snow at Paisano Tuesday night: jby the uso of Intoxicants, was a great
- surprise to the state's counsel and such
Minor Mention. an Instruction was not asked by the
Southern Pacific. No. 7, was held defendant. Ju !«e Burns however,
!-.st night for connection with the Rock raised the pole: In his motion for a
tstin new trial and thus got In the record
and before the court of criminal ap-
8. C. Marks, trainmaster of the O. p,.als. District Attorney Bates was
U„ returned yesterday from a trip to very much put out over the decision
Sanderson. and wrote a letter to tho Judges of
the court of criminal appeals. .Judges
Davis. Henderson and Brooks, pro-
tbat some of the Jurors were guilty of
such misconduct while considering
their verdict as should warrant a new
trial. Several specific acts of alleged
misconduct were charged. One
It is the future you want to
look out for. A constant eyo
strain will work harm that Inter
on cannot he overcome. Don’t
take chances, see u* and we
will tell you exactly what 1*
needed.
lards, The Jeweler.
that one member of the jury
Ing for a life sentence, rema
on the Jury: "What d--Idiot o
Jury Is voting for a life sentence?'
Another one was that several of
tbets. Another charge of miscondt;
•was that, the Jurors were allowed
have a bottle of whiskey In the Ju
Tho Rock Island expects to take out
The hock isiaici expects uj Davis, Menders ’..
i large number or passengers today on t( tln' a(ra|nat their decision,
the last cheap excursion to the World s Hlerhoitzer’s r
fair.
Rock Island No. 3 from the north,
due to arrive here at 6:30 p. m., yes-
terday, was four hours and thirty min-
utes late.
A great many people took advantage
of the 110 round trip rate which the
O. H. put In effect for the San An-
tonio fair.
Hlerholtzer’s defense. It will be re-
membered, wa> insanity. Upon the
trial his attorneys Introduced evidence
to show that he, the defendant, had
been a hard drinker for twenty years
the case. Which of these all
charges of misconduct it Is that
supreme court has sustained will not
be known until the full text of the
court's decision Is received.
The action of the criminal court of
appeals In reversing the case means
another hard, long trial of the case. So
much trouble was experienced in get-
ting a jury in the former trial that It
Is hardly likely that the case can again
be tried here and that a change of
venue will have to be granted. If it is
tried In this county it will have to be
tried by Judge Goggln, as Judge Har-
per, who presides at the criminal di-
vision of the district court, was the
district attorney at the time the case
was tried and is thus disqualified.
The last cases in which the death
sentence was administered by a jury
In this county were also reversed by
the criminal court of appeals upon
some such technicality as the one upon
which the Hterholtzer case Is re-
versed. Jt was the case of the negro
soldiers from Fort Bliss who were
tried and sentenced to death for shoot-
ing Newt Stewart, a policeman. In a
raid on the city Jail. The Hterholtzer
case will be called at the next term
of the court and either set down for
or removed to another jurlsdlc-
1 C. R. MOREHEAD, Bret
Ident. J. C. LACKLAND. Cashier.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. Pres. J. H. RUSSELL, AssL Cash.
s' _ ^ - la
! State V
National Bank
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’ABLlStlKD APRIL, lOHi. f
\ A Legitimate Banking
(Business Transacted in Ail Its Branches.
HIGHEST PRICI
aPAID FOR MEXICAN DOLLARS.
1 a
H. Li NEWMAN, President.
T. M. W1NGO, Cashier.
18 bank solicits theVi
V individvals, la go A
all customers every
and that Just before the commission of
the crime, ha<i Indulged In the use of
Train Inspector Sullivan of the
Southern Pacific arrived yesterday
from 8an Francisco on a periodical In-
spection trip.
M. Calderon, agent of the Mexican
Central at Chihuahua, accompanied by
his wife, passed through the city yes-
terday, en route east on a pleasure
trip.
F. A. Speelman, traveling freight and
passenger agent of the Missouri Pa-
cific who has been spending a few
days In tho city, loft last night for
headquarters at Dallas.
(}. H. & 8. A passenger train, No. 7,
last night was one hour and forty min
utes late, and arrived In two sections,
made necessary In order to transport
the Burgomaster company and Its bag-
gage.
Intoxicants excessively. This evidence
was Introduces! as tending to prove
Insanity aloqg with other testimony
lch was altered for the same pur-
pose. Judge Walthall did not Instruct
directly on thq point that, the excessive
use of Intoxicants may produce in-
sanity and this, it seems, is the prin-
cipal point upon which the supremo
trial
tlon
court reversedAlie case.
In their brief to the supreme court,
Judge Burns and 8. B. GUlcttee, Hlor-
holtzer's attorneys, raised the point
WEATHER REPORT.’
El Paso, Tcxaj, October 26, Reading
6 p. m., Mountain Time.
Barometer............ 30.22
Thermometer........ f>2
Relative humidity............. 411
Direction of wind............East
Velocity of wind, miles per hour. 4
Weather............ .Cloudy
Rainfall........ o
Highest temperature..... GO
Lowest temperature ........... 43
If Hungry and Thirsty
Go to Phil Young’s Cafe. 217 El Paso
street. Tho only place In the cltj
where you can got fresh, cool Cincln
nntl beer. Lunches served at all hours,
day and night. Fresh oysters served
In any stlye.
Hlerholtzer was sentenced to death
at the May term of the district court
for the murder of John L. Hoerr, his
best friend, on the 14th day of May.
the circumstances of which are yet
fresh in the minds of the readers of
The Times.
Our New nnd Original
“BUSTER BROWN”
KISSES
Rich, Delicious,
40c Per Pound
THE ELITE CONFECTIONERY
C. 8. PICK RE LL A CO.
20* N. Oregon
Propl.
Phono 347
BOYCOTT ON "CHINA MAIL.”
•ounts of corporations, firms and
founts and small, and extendi to
mable courtesy and facility.
ClK Cowdoii national Bank
, OF EL PASO,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000.00.
A. P. < OLE8, Vice President. J. O. LOWDON, 2nd Vice President. <
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Aod Designated Depository for Disbursing Officers of the U. S.
CAPITAL 5300,000 > SURPLUS 560.000 DEPOSITS 51,500.000
PrssUlsnl
Joseph P. WMleae, Ceehler
Winchester Ceotoy. Aee't Ceehler.
National Exchange Bank,
OF EL PASO
THE DAILY RECORD,
Real Estate Transfers.
Juan Ellas to Mrs. T. B. Johnson. 17
acres of land In survey No. 73. of the
town of Ysleta; consideration 285.
F. J. Feldman to C. B. Williams, lots
21 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 adn the west ten
feet of lot 27, block 285, In Plerce-Fim
ley’s addition; consideration 12,400.
Marriage Llceneea.
Prlmetlxlo Hernandez and Juana
Ciirnifico,
8. B. Johnson and Lillie Nelter.
The Test
of the Track
has proved tho “HAMIL-
TON” to be the best Rail-
r<'ltd watch made. Bee how
it is liked by
Building Permits.
To build a brick residence on lots
7 to 9, block 8, Sunset Heights addition
i Santa Fe street, to cost 12,000.
To A B. Perkins to build n brick
residence on lots 11 and 12, block 6.
Magoffin's addition on San Antonio
street, to cost 11,600.
George W. Dut, to build a brick resi-
dence on lot 6, block 261, Campbell s
addition, on Virginia atreet, to cost
12,000.
MEN YOU KNOW*
Mr. A. W Susen, El Paso:1
Dear Sir: The 17 Jeweled
Hamilton 1 bought frpm you on
Sept. 5. 1902. is the best watch
I have ever used In 26 yea's of
railroad service. II has given
tin, utmost satisfaction In every
way.
COL. LEWIS.
Pats. Cond E. P. & K E. R'y.
Mr. A. W. Snsen, El Paso:
Dear Sir: 1 take pleasure In
stating that the Hamilton watch
1 bought from you two yenr*
ha* given entire satlsfan-
*go
tlon.
J. L. O’SHEA.
Paas. Cond. E. P. * N. E. R’y,
LADIES MAKE
NO MISTAKE
Bo rnirft you Rend your
Gleaning and Dyeing
to
HOLMES
He in doing mom work
and letter work »1iIh
aoaoou than ever before
Holmes
Steam Dyeing nnd Cleaning
MS’ WorKs
Thar*’* 1*0
Pltc* Ukt
iwlOH
Hoqg Kong, Oct. 26.—British com-
mercial circles here are discussing
with some acrimony a remarkable case
of boycotting a newspaper.
For some time paHt the China Mall,
the leading organ of British opinion in
Hong Kong, and one of the most influ-
ential newspapers in the far east, has
been strenuously advocating measures
for the protection and development of
British trade.
It has occasionally been somewhat
outspoken in its criticism of the kaiser
and of the German government, but
has by no means overstepped the
bounds of legitimate comment.
It has, however, urged very strongly
that a British chamber of commerce
should be established in Hong Kong to
safeguard British trade. The existing
chamber is an International one—good
enough for a treaty port, but scarcely
adequate to the needs of a British
colony like Hong Kong.
The Journal was also foremost In
Ailing attention to the economy of
having a German as chairman of the
Hong Kong and Wanpea Dock com-
pany, the corporation which owns the
basins In which tihe British fleet Is
docked.
The sequel to these comments and
articles was a meeting of German mer-
chants, at which It was decided that
all the German traders—many of whom
are agents for British gyms—should at
once withdraw all their advertisements
from the China Mall.
This has accordingly been done and
the newspaper has been heavily penal-
ized for advocating British Interests.
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROMTS, - - $120,000.00
PROGRESSIVE. SAFE. LIBERAL.
Solicits Account* of Corporation*, Firm* nnd Individual*.
5:5: SSK-. 7:i SES S3.‘,v,“ Pr“'a,“
BANCO MINER O.-
CAPITAL and SURPLUS $6,100,000 00
Agency iia Cuidad Juarez. J. Geo. Hilziiiger, Mgr.
A General Banking Business Transacted. Telegraphic Tran.fers tA any Point in
Mtxico. Interest Paid on Deposits.
Guaranty Trust Co. °t£Vas0'
CAPITAL *300,000
Savings Deposits of One Dollar and upwards earn 5 per cent interest.
T'E an? uPr'd.'.
;s«SrS's ««».......—».
safe keeping guaranteed. _
From the lat of October pur store.
We kindly request our customer*
w favor u* with their orders In time
to be filled before that hour
HOUCK * DIETER CO.
AT THE POODLE DOG.
THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1904.
Merchants’ Lunch, 25c—Soup,
Cream of Barley, Prime Roast
of Beef. Spanish Stew, Baked
Sweet Potatoes, String Beans,
Mashed Potatoes, Hot Corn
Bread, Pumpkin Pie; Colfes,
Tea or Milk, 6c extra.
Short Orders—Oysters, any
style: Fried Sea Trout, 25c;
Broiled Spring Chicken, half
50c, whole 90c; Breaded Veal
Cutlets, 30c; Fried Calves’
Brains and Chili, 25c; Braized
*Becf Tenderloin and Mush-
rooms, 60c*,
i'-awr-jg
HERPICIDE NOT A FAKE.
Unsolicited
of Its
THE TIVOLI
Standard Beer
Hot and Cold
Lunch**.
Testimonial* Tell
Superiority.
Alf. R. Kelley, residing at 2195 Devl-
sadero at., San Francisco, Cal., writes
the following:
"When I first purchased Herplcide. I
thought, like tho majority of hair pre-
parations, it would prove a fake. I am
happy to state that, on the contrary, it
is all. and even more, than you claim
for It. Quite a number of barbers
throughout the section In which I
travel have called attention to the new
hair sprouting out on my scalp, and
Inquired of me what I have been using.
1 tell them ‘Herplcide;’ also give them
your name and address.” Sold by lead-
ing druggists. Send 10c In stamps for
sample to The Herplcide Co., Detroit,
Mich. Red Cross Pharmacy, special;
agents.
A Family Resort.
BOWLIN’) ALLEY IN CONNECTION.
§HI3. BHSSWtiGfR. ZlASon Francisco sireei
the Star Livery, feed
and Sale Stable
GOING TO THE FAIR.
Old
Man Taken From a Stationary
Santa Fe Passenger Coach.
Officers Greet and Franco were
called to the TexaB & Pacific depot
yesterday afternoon by a telephone
message that a crazy man had taken
charge of one of the passenger
coaches standing In the yard and re-
fused to leive It. When the officers
arrived they found an old gray whis-
kered man sitting in the coach with
a battered grip and several bottles of
water on the seat beside him. When
- * ■--****« going, tie replied
A
wa*
Mr A, VV. Susen. El Paso;
Dear Sir: I have given the Hamilton watch you sold me
a year's trial, and am fully gatlrfled with It. It t» a time
keeper. A. A. 8T. JOHN.
Cond. G. H. * S. A. R'y.
A. W. SUSEN,
, THE LEADING JEWELER.
104 San Atitonio St.
A Boy'* Shrewd Cues*.
Monroe county (Missouri) boy
discovered by the owner of an
orchard In the act of stealing apples
Tho boy happened to see the owner in
time to make a get-awaf.
"Here, boy," called the owner to the
boy. who was hitting the gravel down
the pike. "Come hack and yon can
have all the apples yon can eat and
all you can carry away."
Instead of going back, however, the
boy kept right on going. Meeting an-
other man In the road, who had heard
the owner of the orchard call, the man
asked him why he did not go back.
"Well," said the bor, "1 did think
for a minute I would go back, and
then I kicked again and aaw that the
fellow had ore hand behind his back,
and It sort o' flashed through mr mind
that mebbe ho win a durned Unr." y
---- .. ■ -
Go to the Tolete bar for fid* *fhl#
■w**' masm .........—,
HOTEL SHELDON
EL PASO, TEXAB.
DATK* * A**lMean *>lau ^ to ^
IW,W* \ European “ $1.50 to $3
War Make* Carpets Dearer.
New York. Oct. 26—An advance In
the price of carpets Is expected In a
few days as a direct result of the Rus-
so-Japanese war. The war has forced
the price of carpet wools so high that
the manufacturers have been making
goods at a loss lor some time. RusbIs
and China are the two great sources at
supply for cirpet wools. Both coun-
tries have been denuded practically of
their supply. Rusla has taken her own
' wool for clothing her soldiers, and
Japan has bought up all the available
Chinese supply. What Is left has ad-
vanced In price until It is almost on
a level with the fine clothing wools,
and In addition to this the increas'd
valuation h*« pot it Into a class pay
Ing much higher duty.
■Stentu heat. *hot nnd oold water in
-4 ■ <?* *
. w. rum
vMf
KR.
-s-
Fropr and Mfft
HORSE RADISH.
We have Juxt received a cons!
meat of Horse Radish- roots and
gmiug and battling It fresh ev,
#ay, Jt'a fine and strictly pnre. Try *
*jt IBIOER'S FULTON MARKET*
Phone 1S6S.
asked where lift Was going he replied
Oornar Watt Ovtrlaad and Santa Fa Stroata
BEST Ml CHAKST BIGS W TBf criY.
TEUraom 92. MT OKU. Pm*r4tw
Tuttle Paint and Olais Co.
Bedutoad Enamels.
Floor Wax and Floor Brnshas.
Artists Materials,
Wall Paper Samples Sent Free.
TUTTLE PAINT AND GLASS CO.
EL PASO. TEXAS.
LEGAL TENDER
fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
MAX MILLER. Proprietor.
•II Cast Overland Street
Smoke the Qld Reliable
La Internacionai
Cigars
MAN UP ACT D UBD BY
KOHLBERG BROS.
EL PASO, TEXAS.
he expected to reach there pretty soon.
No other Information, not even his
name, could be obtained, and he wag |
taken to the police station and regis-
tered as John Doe.
That Old Trunk
May be repaired or exchanged. El
Paso Trunk Factory. Mills Building
Your Wedding; Cake
Will be best if ordered from
The Belgian Bakery
B"*tB*ASOHABUE PRlCItS^^
Rons Haywood, charged with faat
driving, waa dismissed by Judge Eyiar
jr*teryy aftem^lit | > |fi. i ;j £
A Time*’ Want Ad le n trer*
bring* result*.
r,
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