El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 278, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 20, 1898 Page: 1 of 8
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El Paso
3E
EIGHTEENTH YEAH. No. 27N.
EE PASO, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20. 1 SOS.
limes
P It ICE FIVE CEN TS.
R F. JOHNSON &Co.
--•»- WHOLESALERS OF m -
liquors, Brandies, Wines and Cigars,
SOLE ACENT3 FOR
A theuser-Busch Brewing Association, St. Louis, Mo
ioseph Schlitz Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
' Manitou Mineral Water Company, Manitou, Colorado
talian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, Asti, Ca!., Fine Wia«»
G. H. Mumm & Co., Reims Champagnes
P. A. Mumm, Frankfort, O. M,, Rhine Win**
Landau Fils, Bordeaux Cognac.
Sergnouret Freres, Bordeaux Clarets.
Dr. Aiexanuer, Ciudad Juarez, Mex., Native Wines
C. R. MOREHEAD, President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V.-Prest.
J. C. LACKLAND, Cashier.
J. H. RUSSELL, Asst. Cash.
State National Bank.
ESTABLISHED APRIL. 1881.
k Legitimate Banking Business Transacted In all its Branches
Highest Price Paid for Mexican Dollars.
THE 01 KEN
TO OUT SPAIN.
Don Carlos Will Then
lie Proclaimed
Kim*.
ALREADY ARRANGED.
Ou«vn K«*g«*ut lobe Couvituud of the
llpI>eIt>ANiie»* of her .Son Ever lt«*i|{iiliig
Army ami Clergy Alleged to He Af;rcp-
Hlde to (lie Chaatfe Mueh Agitutloii in
Europe Over the I'liillppin? Situation-
Watching the Petite Cmnmission.
Pew & Son, Dealers in Fine Shoes, El Paso, Texas.
The First National Bank,
EL PASO. TEXAS.
Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00.
.Joshua S. Raynolds, President. Ulyses S. Stewart, Cashier.
H. W. Flournoy, Vice-Prest. Jos. F. Williams, Asst. Cash.
61. LERI NRK V,
President,
A. SOLOMON,
Vice-president.
B. P. MICHEf.HON,
Secretary.
Wholesale Grocers,
AND RUBBERS OF DRY GOODS.
x;«pyri*rl.to<l 1MW. by the Asao.-I:,t.'<l Pr-ss.
London’, Nov. 1 ii A curious report
iu regard to Spain's future government
is current in diplomatic circles, which,
from its source, is entitled to weight
It is that there will he a change in the
dynasty; but t peaceful change. The
queen regent is said to be convinced of
the hopelessness of her son ever reign-
ing, and lias, upon the advice of the
emperor of Austria, decided, soon after
the peace treaty is signed at. Paris (and
every one now regards this only a qnes-
i tion of days), to quit Spain with her
j family, and 1) ill Carlos will lie pro-
claimed king. Everything is reported
j to be already arranged, and the army
j and clergy arc alleged to be agreeable
| to the change. According to the pro-
J gram, Don Garins, as soon as things are
| running smoothly, will abdicate in fa-
vor of his son. Don .Jaime
j There is much agitation among the
I Filipino representatives in Europe over
| the Philippine situation. Agoniello, re-
| presentative of Aguinaldo who has been
| in Paris, watching the proceeding* of
| the peace commission, starts for Wash
ring!on today. It is learned that Wed-
. ! nesday last, he called a meeting of all
- f ilipinos in Paris and London to meet
---; him in Paris, when a committee was
s. j. ruF.rriKNTnsi. formed with the object of making ev
(J. neial Manager , erytbing possible to induce France to
recognize the so-called Filipino repub-
lic- Telegrams were sent to Aguinaldo
asking for instructions, and the foil ,w-
| j ing reply is said to have lieen received
S^rajABAJilHISEl)
SUDDENLY.
Emperor William Will
Not Visit Any Span-
ish Torts.
OF PROGRAM.
It Is Said (lie Slats of lltitne I’olitl.'N
H Iilnlv I nil ii «* it «*«..! the Kmp.iror'M 1 l.-c I ■
»lou III. Kliict Koute Will Its lv.pl
Secret I util tin* l.itst Mmi.ci.t Kmpci'or
Willil.to lilt..*tills Li Opel, , lit. Scion of
the Kelel.Nli.g lit I'er.im
l'0|iyrlglited ISAS, y \--.....iated Prr*.
BERLIN, Nov Hi Emperor William's
sudden abandonment, of his intention to
visit, one or more Spanish ports on his
return to Germany bv sea. and his de-
termination to go home by way of the
Adriatic sea, landing at Pola and tak-
ing the train there for Potsdam, via
Innsbruck, has given rise to consider-
able speculation as fefij tie-aed! motive of
}l,-hoit00 iif to*. I-.)-,i oi - of1
the United States, and one
es Ghamberlain with becoming u m,
since Great Britain has induced Amer-1
ica.to promise to fight her battles." To
which the Spectator re,dies
"We trust the American public will!
clearly understand that we are not-1
seeking a hard and fast political al-
liance. We do not desire to go beyond
an acknowledgment that if We or the
United States get our backs to the wall
the other Anglo-Saxon will be at his
side."
The English newspapers are unable
to find anything but good in the trend
of affairs in the United States. They 1 11 AAG la
even discuss the Dingley hill m a friend--
ly tone, the Statist finding in the acqni- 1
sition of colonial territory a hope of the
relaxatiou of the high tariff iu the Unit-
ed States themselves. It observes, it
would be a startling anomaly if the
Dingley tariff maintained in ali its pro-
hibitiveuess in the United States, while
the new possessions were open to the
trade of the world.
The czar has given new proofs of his
determination* to rule the Russian em-
pire over the heads of officialdom, which
strengthens the belief that, the peace
proclamation was an enforcement to his
personal will
Persistent rumors have reached the
Russian capital for months past of a
crop failure throughout European Hus
sia. and the czar s inquiries on the sub-
ject have elicited stereotyped reports
that the suffering is exaggerated. The
ministers being too absorbed with diplo-
macy to interest themselves in a famine,
sent tile minister of the interior on a
tour, and he centered with local officers
who threw dust, in his eves. The czar
has now commissioned two of his per
simnl adjutants to learn the facts and
report upon the efficiency of the local
officials They have been instructed to
deal directly with the people and ignore
ail officials. The Russian press rejoices
nl this and declares that Bureaucracy is
panic stricken at seeing its control
threatened.
IIHEVFl S AH All!.
Ext rat'lt IFont KMit Gh/>'h llmtlt Showing
Tll't’U Up IYmS Hip Tool of Hip Gciicntl
MufT.
Paiiis*. Nov. iff. La Liberate pub
li 'lies ibis morning extracts from the
advance -beets el ; tie lir-t, part of < 'omit
E-t -rluizey s book, entitled, ‘L Affaire
Dreyfus." iu which the writer declares
himself the "victim of Uavaignar," re
iieutly minister of war, whose enmity
lor him. in* says, arises from the fact
that their fathers were political cm-
lilies.
E'terhazv reasserts that In was (lie
to *1 of tile general staff', that it was the
general staff who always dictated his
conduct; that by their orders In- struck
Lieutenant Colonel Piekqunrt. and that
..................... • • *' | 1 ». ami t iimi,
"Insist upon absolute independence U *he Ktsn«*rHl staff who selected Ins
i ,u. • , , * nee : seconds when he challenged Picmmrt
therwise fight to the death. We are j anti furnished hint with "exceptional
j all united and the government is pro j and irregular means"ot defending him-
I greasing smoothly. All the imlepend He left France. he asserts, to es-
| ent tribes of the mountains are submit ' '^'‘^‘natiou or being driven to
I . . . . sunniii suicide like Lieutenant Colonel Henry
• A^e carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, and guar- tlnK10 Agumakio and the chiefs are!
antee all our goods first class. ! bri,'*«)“« presents «f gold." *7? Z" T ............. ..............
We Solicit the trade of dealers nnlv and aivp f^rwia! ntt^ntinn in ! ,rf5tt4.tel,1.entH General Wesley v\ ashing lo.N. N«>\ l.» (<>mpl«f,e ar- majesty m movements ami wiuh«i1 com
we soiicii me iraue or aeaicrs only, anu give especial attention to 'Merritt in reply to the appeal of the rangementH have been made to put the plet.e necreev
mailorders. | Filipino Junta of Hong Kong to the ! Vril\ser/’hicago in rommiHsion in New'—* •- 4 - *-*■
- — Amerieau people have caused indigna. \<ir^ tlie ^rHt proximo. Captain P. If.
• an. Poo]>er. late Hiperintendent of the naval
academy, will have command She
his change of program
The official explanation given, the
health of the empress as the,sole reason
for his majesty's rapid return, L only
partially accepted here, though it is
well known theHinpress sufYers severely
from sea sitdviiess. and the dreaded pas-
sage across tin* Pay of liiscay. especial
ly in view of the change m temperature
and tin* prospects of stormy weather.
The impression among loading politi-
cians however. W the state of hone* pn|
ifcics, and the iliaj^iropiiatem-ss of his
proposed visit to Spain at. the present
■juncture mainly iulliieneed the finper
or’s decisit *u
Tic Imperial ('haucell*-r. ihinee Ho
henloln*. represented to his majesty the
necessity fur t.le* eurlv opening of the
.leichstag, in view ot the mass of work
that that body lias to get through, and
suggested NoVe)lili<‘r -'It or 1 hvemher U It, 11 hit to. I.
'1st for the opening ceieuioiiit*^ Km
p**ror W illiam, who iuteu<t> to opeothe
ses-ion in |)*• r-*111. tliereapon deeided In
return directly Ministers have return
ed suddenly to Iterlin. and tin* great-s
activity is ol)sorval*le m political cir
cle s
Discussions of the government s anti
strike measure promises to make the
sessions ot the reiidistag ox'treinelv
lively If ’is suggested in some i|iiarfcers
lanfieror William s roundabout iletmir
from Paola to Potsdam by way of Inns
brnck, capital of Tyrol, was dictated by
a plan, wliich since the assassinati<»u of
the empress of Austria and the disi^oy
erv *»f a plot against the emperor s life
at Alexandria. Kgypt, has governed liis
The
El Paso
Grocery
Co.
Extends Thanksgiving
(jreelings to its numer-
ous Friends and Prtrons
throughout West Texas,
Nen Mexieo, Arizona
and Old Mexieo.
We have much to be thankful
for, and there is no more appropri-
ate season to pivc expression to the
public ol our jmo.I will and appre-
ciation of the liberal patron.ij»e he--
stowed upon us.
The publk can feel assured that
liberal policy shall continue
our
JUAREZ BRANCH
—OK THE-
BANCO COMBRCIAL OF CHIHUAHUA.
CAPITAL, $600,000.
Buy and sell Mexican money and Exchange on all the principal cities of
the Republic of Mexico, the United States and Europe
A General Banking Business Transacted
, 11 MOTORS! LUIS TEKKAZAS. ENKKIQUE 0. CREEL. JOSE M. SALOMUC.
MAXIMO KltAKAUEK. LUIS TERRAZAS, .Jr.
CIUDAD JUAREZ. ADOLPH KKAKAUKK, MMliliRBr.
Agency of the “Banco Minero of Chihuahua.”
FASSETT & KELLY
Hardware, Stores and Tinware.
ACRSCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Outiery, Guns, Pistols, Mining Supplies
and Ammunition of all Kinds.
Sole agents for Buckeye Mowers and Reaper , Fairbanks'Scales,
Buffalo Scales, Charter Oak Stoves, Giant Powder. Aerm* tor Wind
Mills, f-TUPEBAKER WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
DIETER & SAUER, '
I.MPOR IERS AND JOBBERS
Fine Groceries, Wines and Liquors,
’ Havana aad Mexican Cigars and Cigarettes.
CUIDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO.
jih to the time of hF d*
jutrl ire from any place and the exact
. . -.....-.....■. , - ronte will be kept necret uutil the last
tion among the Filipiuda. They are ( late hiiperiutendent of the naval moment,
i especially inwnued at tin- : " 'll have eommaml. Sim ,
that they would loot, and at. the idea of ' ,111' ■'‘dentoiwalnroat a oouiplete trails* ’ ",...... ‘ . “K' .
! being governed as a colony , loriimtion and ih now one ot the most '. . Ril.Ks ui, . N >v. 1.1 Ilieseun-
The Filipinos of Paris are sending • r°nni,iuh,f4 ,,f American I 'IV1^41 ,,rnal lh! St i,‘*<^rsburg repu-
dispatches to President MeKiidev pro '“lV-v "«* Ani-nean view.-, w.H,
*sn.......,rsr„, I”
a ; Jmlrf au fn,‘0M h,S '•^••!-'.'v»haviewtD hold,»« another pi,U qUiR, bid m Lied d take
days without throwing ^ ^ ^ ^ US?
1 Ins is tile time of ye.ir the
housewife is preparing mince
meat, hakino iruit .ikes,lay-
ing in a stock of -pices, etc..
Have You Everythin?
She will Need?
-oust; Muse.del Raisins.
;m< y 1 .<intltn) l.ayr Raisins.
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OUR CLOSING OUT SALE J
STILL CONTINUES
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-AGENTS FOR-
## J. LEMP S BREWING COMPANY. PABST BREWING COMPANY
“EXTHA PALE. ” “SELECT & DOPPELBRAU. ”
Today we beg to draw your attention to * ,ir large stock of genuine imported
a Rhine and Moselle Wines,
Bordeaux Clarets and Sauternes,
Spanish Madera,Sherry and Port Wines
* These wines were carefully selected in person—bought at what they
aro worth—no middle man to pay—and we give this benefit to the con- i
*umer! Connoisseurs dssiring pure and wholesome wines for table use!
at reasonable cost wil> do well to give u^ a trial order.
, HOUCK & niRTF-R.
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White
i-A i-.r\ 1111\(j l;lsi;. i\ the: dry coons
LINK IN PROPORTION.
At BLUMENTHAL’S,
no SAN ANTONIO STREET.
. \ p| h I i/ii i" ( ran I >< • i r i < •,.
What would Thanksgiving be
without Cranberry’ Sauce?
Big difference in the flavor of
Cranberries.
We have some fancy v|uality in
the < .ape Cod berry.
< far -to.k i entirely complete
u) t we exlui I i ordial welcome
to shopp.-r who are preparing for
M - pi' iti- ’ of ill 11•.i ,is I hanks-
ei’v:j•.• -I nn ■!.
’.V:. ' LI. iff; 1,1 \ ING
NEW HDiJDfl! GOODS il l
A 5G-LU SACK
> HIGH PATENT FLOUR
r j For $1.00.
Vmir clioi i>i t.hu following w« 11
^ kirnwn braiulB
a Snow Fliiko,
^ Noiipiiiirl.
/ I'l itlt1 of Doiivor,
V Do.vhI Flush.
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^ j I Id* ubtivf pri<v is likely to rhungw
V | at; any him*, a* t in* proNpnrt* for atr
^ j vamin fbnir ar** vnry *rMo#'l
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 278, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 20, 1898, newspaper, November 20, 1898; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth582307/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.