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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1904.
EL PASO TIMES
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The people of Bulgaria sympathize
so warmly with the Macedonians that
he ran surely count on their aid. it
is likely enough that before Russia
and Austria have organized their
police, if they do not work much more
swiftly than they have been doing,
the familiar blaze In the Balkans will
again be . sweeping: over the land
cursed by Turkish misrule.
It is strange that the civilized gov-
ernments of Europe do not combine
to wipe the Sulton’s government off
the face of the earth, It is a disgrai •:.*
to humanity. ,
WOULD IMITATE ROYALTY.
F. M. Thorne, an editorial writer
on the Buffalo Times, Is representing
his paper at Washington, writes to his
paper as follows relative to the en
conragement of flunkylsm by ('resi-
dent Roosevelt and his secretary:
Some time ago the White House
iackiess, without preparing a suffering
public for the shock, bloomed in liver-
ies, of red. mauve and pink that would
have made the polychromatic figures
_ ___ . of a Sunday comls supplement seem
OFFICIAL PAPER OP THE COUNTY. ! I,lain »* ft t*mkcr- Tl,e K|,w
j taele encountered so general a guffaw
!of astonishment and ridicule that the
| obnoxious costumes were banished,
(after exposure for only a single day.
i Heretofore a colonel of engineers, ex
By Mail in Advance. I ofilcio superintendent, of public build-
itaily mid Sunrtsr. os* year................w j mgs and grounds, has been major
dome, arranging and supervising the
social functions at the White House.
~ | Hut those* functions," under President
By Carrier. Roosevelt, bid fair to demand the
Pally sad Sunday, one looftta................ :/ - rvii-1 of tin- (."tire army. I nd.er
former and.less strenuous presidents,
Snt^crlt.Mr. who full to rweive tholr t>»t»r r»«n ’ .... ......„........... r .
tarty sre r*que»Uit to nottty tlm hoftiot.s* ofllr# to 1 ttutt mllitar> and one naval aide. HUf
iiiat »ir«*t I fleet! But under President Roosevelt,
! the social effervescence at the White
Hon: i- requires the services of uln*
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nornml cJahs mall matter.
:,o)k- hops in uniform from the army
and navy, At the head of this detach*
mem Is Major McCuwley, "(he star
dancing man of the uniformed serv-
ice,” who early in this month was re-
lieved of all other service to boss the
social functions at the White House
and lead cotillions with the president's
daughter
With all this gaudy accession from
the army and navy, there was still
something lacking- an “aching void"
or a "long fell want"—'and after It had
ached a few weeks it was recognized
by the extra-constitutional advice™ of
the president, as a royal desire for
more I'pangjes, The great question of
war or peace between Russia and
Japan, and the United States and Co-
lumbia was accordingly left to flutter
a man of ready I jn tj,e wind, white Secretary Hay
lesort and a convincing plausibilit y | Wafted to the Russian minister. Cas-
with a ui'tllim ambition that over j.qul, a groat International message,
leaped itseit and an ndjimlihln nnrr.1 j intimating the desire, at the American
vay of pui,,,. that hereafter the diplomatic
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TUESDAY FEBRUARY 2, 1904.
WHITAKER WBICHT.
The suicide of Wliitakei Wright In
London. Jut t after In had been eon-
victed and seril**need lor irandillenl
te alim:. put a sudden end to the life
of a famous, promoter and truM-build-
er and cp’aicd .a great sensation In
sturdy obi lingland. Wright was a
"Napoleon of Finuttcf
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t en;;i which ond pot in the
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obscure origin, the place and
his birth not being known. !>
corps attend White House receptions
in entirl garb, with stars and garters,
. I.lice breeches and buckles, frills, flit
number of years he bad 1*e»-n known | K,.,.c an(| fiddlesticks. In.the earlier
in Australis Canada, tie Unite 1 | (1|1y8 llf ,|„. republic1 we will not say
St'pes nmi (C.'q’hind n ti’ir-lllnr, ma'i r ,|Hy.s although "tie re were
of affair; prolific of |«o.;t<! tun! >-••«'-1 giants In those days"-that our min-
cc-'-ful to u degte ■ listers abroad amid the splendor of
In the V fit o' hi • pr -i»*-ritj he i European courts, equally conspicuous
assumed lb. thi of a grand • < j .,m| admired for the plainness of lliclr
apparel, tlie nobility of their charac
tec and Uic bril'hllivw Of their intel-
lects. But now. by Home strange re
trovi-rslon of taste, (lie* representa
ttves of royalty, forbidden to wear tin
simple and honorable garb of dumoe
racy, whielt they have learned to pre-
fer, are required to uttetnl our royal
functions as animated gew-gnws. mar-
shaled and paraded Icy shoultler strap-
ped floor-walkers, "In all the pride,
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EL PASO DAILY TIMES.
turn
HpiMlf JllOJiry Will *
niipiit liav*' lKhrti
victim.', tout wlitrb
Telephone 26--2 rings.
urns
convincin'.' tunny that he Im i a Mid-c
like touch wilieh would coqvci'l ilrotv-
inl<* gold. He hit tit a pultte it Sur-
rey vyhieli itiitl every coneeivabli cost
ly ai'poirtt.ment and required .it" a;
............... r.tiq servants to bet It
in order. He made and lost tortime1.
and lit ■ *1 < r,tir- I - in Hit :.p< ettlntlv"
ptescnl, dependiii,, upon Hew V. r,tores
In overcome tin Im - or < ■xltai*--te-d
te,sources of the old. N* vettmdos-i
In neemed to have a wmid iful hoti
upon the eonndene" of many promi- !
* i.enl men in Ittiglhiid who .inilted Ida:
in Ills eiil ■ i pl'ins with'tile lmpe of
leaping extraorulnaiy prollfa.
His latest great enterpiisc. the col-
lapse of which brought feint to tliu
verge of poverty and caused his ar-
raignment for fraud, was the promo-
tion of the liondon ti Globe Finance
corporation, a ciiiossal trust cmn-
iaist-d. it is said, of forty-one din’erept
corporations, some of which were of
established solvency. Tin trust capi-
talization of the Biihsidiiary companies
w:ik f I lii.mm.uoo. and Wright, it is
charged, was generous enough to al-
low the shareholder,- in the old cor-
porations two shares In the comlilna
tion for each one of the original
shares Among tho.,e who were
ritiued by the collapn of Wright's eu-
teiprise was Lord Duffertn. and it Is
believed that many of tlie most not-
able men in England wen- associated
with Wright, who to I Bo last refused
to disclose their mini s
j pomp and elre.iimstancu of glorious
| glmrnckery. This carnival of feather
! hooded lllppery came to u climax the
I other evening, lit u eontcmiil(ide slight
put upon the judiciary, in whose sup
. posed honor one of the formal presl
I dential receptions was being held.
The eminent judges were about to
enter tlie presence, when the Uuucitig
l’oplnjay, McCawley, brusquely In-
tormod them that they must wait until
the diplomatists liad basked in -the
smiles of His Areldeliey And wait
they did. in spite of ancient custom
and judicial demurrer, while the be
dizened herd of foreigners marched
past the distinguished judicial guests
and completed their devoir before His
| "de light ed Nibs. The "hold-up" of
the special guests of honor members
; of the greatest tribunal in the world —
i by that young Plorot of the pirouette
1 dictator of national etiquette, be-
(cause of bis "light, fantastic toe" and
l light, fantastic head, was as surprising
i to the diplomatists as to the’ victims
jot the rudeness. This is the ethereal
I refinement with which Roosevelt and
j his carpet-knight draw the social line
land relegate the judges: "If the
MACEDONIA AND TURKEY. ("dips" had come ill plain clothes, the
The ponderous machinery of reform j judges would have been graciously al-
moves slowly in .Macedonia Austria j lowed to enter first, but, glittering in
Mown ip Alabama they had a heavy
-now storm and the man who goes
home with his "skates" can easily
explain to Ids wife that he had to
skate home.
In the eastern part of Texas the
prohibitionists me out in the open
making a winning light and they say
that I 'M year there will he a state
•lociion on prohibition and that the
people will vote whisky out of tie-
Lit, Tills information will not scare
“the good reformer who keeps his own
saloon ami always has a Jug'at home.
There are no more burglaries and
bunco games in Denver than in any
other city In the United States and
yet the knockers are advertising this
town ns reeking with thieves and cor-
ruption. Denver Republican.
'I'lie same here. The El Paso knock-
er. are the meanest kind, They evi-
dently stand in with the bunco thieves
as they refuse to go'before the police
committee ami give testimony iigainst
the buncos.
THOUGHTS
FROM “MONNA
NA.e
Should congress pass that item for
constructive mileage. "Prince t'upid."
tic delegate from Hawaii, would get
about $2,:it)0 for his suppositious Jour-
ney to Honolulu and back. With that
pile he could afford to paint Washing-
ton a deep crimson several 'nights and
throw himself hark on tils dignity of
.statesmanship when the police un-
loaded hi min the cooler.—Pittsburg
Times.
An 1 yet. if President Roosevelt has
the power to create a “constructive"
n e ss of congress, there is no reason
why congress should not pass a "con-
structive" mileage bill.
(By Maerterlinek.)
Every man. my son, sees in another
that wiiteh lie 1 now's in himsmlf and
sees it in a dilfergnt fashion, reach-
ing to the height of his own con-
science.
How strange it Is that u man can
place his destiny, his heart and mini.
Ills happiness or woe. on so fr.ii! a i
tiling ns a woman's love!
Strict duty is often more harmful
than the most wanton generosity.
Every man has his destiny: one h:e
an Idea, and another a desire. And
it would cost you us much to chain:"
your Ideas ns me to change my deg ire
Men often say they have but one
love in their lire— and it is seldom
true. They trick out their d -.-ii oi
their indifference with the 1*1:11 v. o'
unhappiness that, belong; to tin
who are created for this slu-te leu*.
How weak and cowardly men ar
when they love!
I was alone and poor and a woman
in sueb a state—above nit, tt •- • • • i
beautiful and can not ste-qi t>> e, >
lies—becomes the prey of a ile a end
calumnies.
Men will believe those who hope
nothing and ask nothing.
VAN- ALLEDGED FRAUDS-
Groff Testifies In the (nvcriiqation Re-
garding Letter Box Fastener.
Washington, Fell. 1 "annicl A.
1.1, tlie inventor of the letter b >x
fa;1 ner, for the iiimishin;' of .which
contracts are alleged to have improp-
erly been obtained, today took the
■i.and in the postal trial and told how
!' ■ conceive 1 the Idea of getting up
the device and tile eiferi i- Me by
! '-a to find rone on * tr. Mi. - 1 -.i■ (I
1 ■’ to 01! ■ un active intgreet in
>6; eing if. Toe fastener had I. <n
.id-qded and an order for the fastener
bsid boon ndopied e.tvl tie enter ler t ie |
Vecshingt'm nnstoffice pail for, lie
1 sttled. before l.erenz in 18:U'-. pro-|
-I to work up .o.-ntiinrut in favor
ot ii among the postmasters of tie*
country. The witness declared' ho
, • f citoke a word to Machcn about
me fa;; n r oth‘*r than to admit, in
i- to a q'ecstion put by Machcn
1 a mil.be test, that it Hit "I to tight-
ly. Up to that time, he said, he bad
r heard *» Loren/ an t aft -r 1 M;
hip ih<> agreemeii' with him witness
/aid 'n n '.'r saw him again until lust
Dimmer, nine years afterward
• Piveding Samuel Groff <m tin* stand
■ is Biller E. Groff, on of Hiller 'k
Liofl'. who snid in respoa; ■ (o a ques-
li. , by the district attorney that
' eeld 'im eovernmont see Ft to pur-
chase the fasteners the Groffq row
1*up on hand they would pay to Mr.
Loren •: li is share of the profits. In
ae- irdautM with the :: reem. ut mu !e
NAPOLEON J. ROY
Our Woolens are the finest, a full line of -fancy vestings and
novelty suitings. Everything used in fashionable tailoring
can be found in our store.
WE TAKE PLEASURE \\ SHOWING GOODS
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NAPOLEON J. ROY,
-MERCHANT TAILOR-
102 El Paso Street El Paso, Texas
CL PASO DAIRY CO.
Producers and Dealers In
'*> PURE MILK AND CREAM
largest and most.complete dairy in the Southwest. We arc pleased 10
.....1 “ any afternoon from two to four o'clock to inspect our mo-
The
have visitors on
thud cf handling milk.
Office and Depot 213 N. Oregon street. Dairy Rand’s Grove foot ot
Second St. Take San Antonio street car to Tornillo St. Telephone 156.
J. A. SMITH. Manager.
<vpff Wfjfpr Ei Paso Laundry,
11 SICilPS 901 Santa Ee St Phone 47
They tell the story that me day in j
Pisa a maiden threw her glove into ----r~~ _ •
the lion's den. behind the eampan-;"-e. Orange State Ccnveution.
and prayed her lover to go seek'it (fortlind. N Y.. Fo’-. 1.—Upwards ,
there. He had no other arms than a Uif 500 delegates and viators are in |j
.leatliern whip, yet he leaped dov-u. Jiewn to au.a&d the upeulng of the an-
drove the lions aside, tooi up tin • tmil sic tins of the State Grange,
glove, knelt and gave it to her. am! ivsjht. the unn-tial large ate ml a nee
THE TIMES
and Russia have undertaken to exe-
cute a scheme whereby the Christians
shall lie
masters so long as they do hot raise j a |„t of tinsel and tawdry tags. Our
the standard of revolt. But tin* plan ! pageant-loving president will never be
has progressed no further in practice t truly happy until he is the center of a
court bangles, the "dips" were guests
of the nation. Therefore onr great
protected from tbelr Turkish ! jurists had to play second fiddle to
than tentative offers of ruinmami of
tlu: gendarmerie,.that is, to police the
province to a few Italian officers, none
of whom seem Inclined to accept the
difficult and perilousl task of interpos-
ing between the Moslem families and
the Christian population the Turks
have been accustomed to treat as fit
subjects for murder, plunder and tor
tare. SarafofT. the Macedonian lead-
er, promises another insurrection In'
the spring, and it can be scarcely
doubted that he speaks with authority.
White House function composed of
Society to Dance for Charity.
New York. Feb, L—The forty-
seventh annual charity ball to be
given tomorrow night at the Waldorf-
Astoria will, from the outlook, be suc-
cessful both socially and financially.
The money taken will, as usual, bene
. . , lit the Nursery and Child's Hospital,
pin-wheels, peacocks and spiral-striped | Governor and Mrs. Odell anil the gov-
pa jamas. That would give him a show j erpor's staff will he present and there
with Kaiser BHlv, who lias changed "ill he a great many representatives
the Germany army uniform thirty I"1 ,'«p ^my M,i navy in the promo-
, I undo. Prominent society people also
tuur 1 tim-s in sixteen years. Give j Wju |)P present from Albany. Halti-
Roosevelt a show. • ■ more, Philadelphia, Boston and other
—--—--i places. George Hammond Sullivan.
if you have your poll lax receipt ! who is chairman of the floor commil-
you are a citizen of Texas, otherwise t**e. with all his aides, will bring up
Even I l^u 'ine *n tko promenade.
A smoke and a coupon to win back
departed forever without a word. M 1
thinks tie was too gentle His whip
was in his band; he should have used
a:l of the visiters are being well car-
et t r p » result nf the well-directed
i Ton of the local entertainment
it to teach her that could so phi; with j cm,induce. The sendees are to cor-
Di i e three days, during which time
there will be addresses by a number
of prominent speakers, in addition to
Interesting discussions and the trans-
action of the usual amoun* of routine
business relating to the affairs of the
organization.
n divine thing more of the rights and
duties of true love.
The man who would lie just can do
no more than pass his life in the
choice between two or three evils,
which is the breater.
you will cut no Ice this year,
the candidates will not want to shake
bands with yon. -
ynui money—(Jeronimo Cigar
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