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BURTON-LINGO CO.,
. LUMBER AND
Building Materials.
Correspondence Solicited.
El Pas o
The Times
Delivered in any part of the
city for 25 cents per week.
1 elephone 26.
EIGHTEENTH YEAR. NO. 1)0.
R. F. JOHNSON & Co.
--m WHOLESALERS OF 1 -
Liquors, Brandies, Wines and Cigars,
SOLE ACENTSFOR °
*nheuser-Bjsch Brewing Association, St. Louis, Mo.
Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
Manitou Mineral Water Company, Manitou, Colorado.
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, Asti, Cal., Fine Win#*
G. H. Mumm & Co., Reims Champagnes.
P. A. Mumm, Frankfort, O. M., Rhine Wina*.
Landau Fils, Bordeaux Cognac.
Sergnouret Freres, Bordeaux Clarets.
Dr. Alexander. Ciudad Juarez. Mex., Native Wines.
EL PASO, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 1IS'IS.
DO THEY WANT
TO FIGHT?
C. R. MORFHFAD, President.
■ JOStPH MAGOFFIN, V.-Prest.
J. C. LACKLAND, Cashier.
J. H. RUSSELL, Asst. Cash.
Slate National Bank.
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1881.
A Legitimate Banking Business Transacted in ail its Branches,
Highest Price Paid for Mexican Dollars.
Pew & Son, Dealers in Fine Shoes, Ll Faso, Texas.
The First National Bank,
EL PASO, TEXAS.
Capital and Surplus, $140,000.
Joshua S. Raynolds, President.
H, W, Flournoy, Vice-Prest.
A Vote Will not Im
Probable Before
Saturday.
ALL WANT TO TALK.
......" Twenty llniunla from >,nui„r, j,„
SpiHk- e.mfcremps I <>oi,iuK i.,„ p„*siiilf
Ayrecinent nn tin- Itc.lulic..... |„,
to iIn* I'mnlili'iil li ,, liiuuKiit thu
Friend, of tho lions,- i„ , |„.
Semite Will Ai ri-jn III,, lions.. l r„|„isltioii.
I Wahhixi;tun. April U Interest in
I the (.Ainan question centered today at
: the senate win^ of the capitol. where
I the resolutions reported yesterda;
| hy the senate committee on foreign re
j lations were under consideration.
The most significant event of the da\
was the attempt to fix a vote and the ,
i failure to do so on account of the desire '
I of many senators to debate the resoln- I
tion at considerable length.
I it is impossible now to say when a
! vote will be taken, and the utmost the
| friends of the resolution hope is to secure
a vote by the end of the week,
i All day long conferences of senators
were held looking to a possible agree
ment upon the form of the resolution to
he sent to the president.
(Jreat efforts were made for the
house resolution, which was known to
be satisfactory to the president and
which was supported bv conservative
senators, it is not believed the house
resolutions can*pass*the senate and the
nrosjttcts are that the committee resoln
tion will have an amendment reeogniz-
ing the republic of Cuba lnd'ore it is j
ed to authorize the secretary of the in-
terior to rent or lease sites on forest
reservations for hotels or sanitariums.
, for the preservation and protection of
public records, to settle accounts of the
state of Arkansas and the I'nited States
as to school lands; to regulate the juris-
diction of I'nited States courts: to con
fer jurisdiction upon the I'nited State*
circuit courts to enter over suits in
equitv for partition of land where tin*
l nited States is tenant in common: an
thorizing suits against officers of the
l nited States to be continued against
their successors in office: for the prose
cut-ion of jieisous making false affidavits
in pension cases, and several other tin
important measures
The most im|H»rtant measure was the
Curtis bill for the relief of residents «>!
the Indian territory. It provides for
the settlement of questions involving
ULOOo.noo.oOO acres belonging to the
Cherokees, Chickasaws. Creeks, Choc
taws and Seminoles and ^mw occupied :
by dnu.nuu whites and tin,uoo Indians. It
provides for the ejectment of 70nn in
truders upon laJ7.0(H) acres of laud Tlie !
lands are to l»e leased so as to give each i
Indian a share. Mineral lauds are to be •
. the secretary of the interior, j
and citizen* in tho towns on the land--:
are to Ik- permitted to buy titles t • the
holdings from tin* Indians
At a o clock the hollse ad joit NR
CONVENING
THE CORTES.
■i i
hil m ain < vm:n>\11X1 11).
11,
Ulyses S. Stewart, Cashier.
_Jos. F. Williams, Asst. Cash.
H. LKSINSKY,
J'residenl.
A. SOLOMON.
Vh-p-presUJeiit.
I’. MICIIKLSON.
Secretary.
s. ,|. FimiM NTH Al .
i•eiicmI Manager
passed, the friends of recognition claim j time to hold court tin- ati
mg a clear niajority fur it. was about, dark that lh* I
Conserx ative senators, believe the house ] Mescalero. tie* iir-i ,a ih
proposition will win in the conference. : Nothing has been lean! in
flic iiiiiiri's^inii lmiinr flu. L........ ....ii ... .i. .t. ...
I’rosrrut ion ,\->kr<l for l.tmyer
In Order to Get \\ ll
S|ir.‘!a I hi I lit' Tl M I s
I.as ('Ki vi:s, X M , April I t
ana seem to be the order o! the
t!e* Fountain case.
When the court convened lin-
ing attorneys for the prosecution stated
that their expected witnesses had Inib-d
to arrive, and requested furt'li«*r ad
jonrnment. Judge Kail -ml ,.n j),r
part of the defense that flow had no..!,
.lection. and after transacting a Im
minutes' of other bu-im ss emm ad
jonrned until such time a-1 !i<* witm*--"-
might arrive.
It was hoped I ie y 1111>.ii| ,m i\ e in
tiin** to hold court tin- :111<-■ 11• • • >m i'lii r
I ’•!.»/ior ol
I>ay Fixed Inr llu* Ke-
o|»(‘iiiiiii hy llu*
Spiiiiisli < «milicit.
v si-iitiors srn ation.
I lot i s Whit s i I n Says of llu1 I >r\ elop*
|«M Ills ai \V u-hlnuton- \ Orcnv i itllinu
for .1 Nittoiml S|| loll III I lim'ilM'
I to St ( t in;11» ol I lo- spitnisli Kloof >|mo-
islt I'ai lia no-ill xiiiiniitini'd t o MrH oil
M «'Un« -<l »»
M a i >!.‘i;* 1 ’> p in. A pril I I A
council ot the cabinrt this afternoon
under the pn-idcncy of 'tin* queen
regont divided t• * hasten the re opening
o| t he *sp.ini-h parliament The date
fort!>" .i'-**nihling ,>f tie* cortes was
\ i*i i 1 hut parliament will he sum
moi*• *d t" ui' »‘t Wodiiesday next, \pril .
■ a i
la-'goiit -igiied a decree cal
itiaial subscript ion t«» in
strength ot the Spanish
1>«■!;» \
: •'ii" *i'
,' III! : (•'!';
1 »* l*» *; l >i *
Man
; tii*i*t
lav in
, At ii).’
kT.i- t i
morn
: > -1 ! . i-'llt
tie* question of terms can Is* settled,
these vessels will U* placed on the naval
list along with the ■ St Louis and St
Paul ot the same lim-
it is also stated negot iations are under
way for tin* purchase of the Holland
submarine tori**do boat, the Plunger
1 a • N i »< i \. April II The Shanghai
correspondent of tin* Times savs.
‘Lhitta has declined to sell to the
l nited States the throe cruisers that
arc being built tor her in (Tcrmanv. al
though American agents offered to re
place th«'Hi with four vessel*.
.V disnateh to tie Times from Rotter
dam say-
Spam approached tie* Holland
American line, which replied tliev had
no ships tor -ale
Ib.Ki.iv April II Acc.uding toad
, vices from K i * * 1. tie* I’nited States is
negotiating for the purchase of the tor
pedo c;itcher- Timhuri and Tupy. now
, being built at the (»crmann.a\ \ vard-
j tor Brazil which offers more ships for
i SJ*hu Holland also i- inclined to sell
two’armored cruisers. The Timhuri
and Tupy are among the fleetest ves
( sel> in the world capable of .‘H knots
■ an h«nu-
ll is s.iid hen all A merii-an officers on
; turloiigh in l.urope have been onler**d
h"iue forthwith (>wiugto the millions
I "t (o*rmausiu America, the excitement
! m Lerliu i- intense Nearlv all paper-
j refer in strong language to President
, Mckinlex - message and the pnhlie i- 1
^tr.ui:rl\ against the I’nited State-
vim i: five ('ENTs.
m WAR!
But it's War nn
High Prices
With Us.
NN e -till,continue to do the leading
grocet’N hu-idess of LI Pa-o-nnplv be
cause We g|\e better goods to; |,--
llt« »ll* \ than e.lll be bought e|sew!lere
El Paso Grocery Co.
Corner OveilanJ an,I Ort-ion Sis
(<»\i 11: i or mi: nun i:s.
I III .101.1 ^ .1 us.
lie I lie
! Il-
lilAJ Hi IJIJU111U1V1 UUIllIilLll,
Wholesale Brocers,
AND JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS.
We carry a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, and guar-
antee all our goods first class.
We solicit the trade of dealers only, and give especial attention to
mail orders.
JUAREZ BRANCH
-OF THE-
BANCO C0MERC1AL OF CHIHUAHUA.
CAPITAL, $630,000.
uy 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.
Dire, Tons: U IS TKKKAZAS. UMiUtyi K c. cltKKU .losK M. SAl.uMIK.
MAXIMO KBAK Al lCm U lS-TEHliAZAS. Jr.
luriiAO .m aiu;z. aixm.imi krakaukk, m«i„iKpi.
Ageno of the “Banco Minoro of Chihuahua.”
FASSETT & KELLY
Hardware, Stoics ai limit.
tlie impression bfinu: the house will
tuse to yield, utid in order t.,> prev.uit
further delay, the friends of Culm in
the senate will aeeept the house ?»-.,>„>
sition.
\V hen the senate adjourned toni rflit
i Senator Davis, in charge of the resolu-
tion, related his intention to ask the
senate to sit continuously after Jie^in
liinft the session tomorrow, uidess an
j agreement to fix a time for the vote can
| l>e reached. "1 see no other wav of
J hriuKinK the matter to an issue ' He
i said. I ot course do not enjoy niyht
sessions any more than other senators.
Imt I appreciate the importance of get.'
tinjr the speeches oft and of securing a
vote at the earliest possible hour.
Anxious as Senator Davis and others
of his mind are fur a speedy vote, the
indications are for considerable delay
I Tiie vice-president lias already 1 V(S■ i\
j ed requests from about, twenty senators
| for recognition to speak, and'others are
i expected to make similar application
j All these insist they have no intention
of speakim
! delay, hut nevertheless they will coir
. sume many hours of time.' It would
| seem now, even in case of a continuous
session, a vote will not be probable be
j fore Saturday.
SKXATE FIRM KKIHXiiS.
| < i.ban K.-oI.iIIihih Del,ate,I. I,m Ni, A. tion
Taken.
Washington, April U For nmre
i than six hours this afternoon the senate
had the resolutions proposed by tin-
I committee on foreign relations under
consideration.
The speeches delivered upon the vari
ous phases of the situation, e|o-
ineijt. spirited and vehement, as all of
: on '“110,1,111 , IIVI Oil .SHI linun Uieie I- e,„,C|
ol spealnmr tor the purpose of cansitiK ! for iH'lIevinK I hat some per
A- lint n,,io,..i 1... 1 .. it........'ii I . , .
tIi" otln*rs. altlunigh Hi i’I
I to tin* I’lMi.s r«*j»<»ri• • i ili.it Aq.i'n t h• *
j ti*r of Tnlam-i wa> <>n Hu w.iv Tin*
•bqmty sniit t<» ,s» rvu Hi* |«;i|d‘|- tin-
Willi**—•*- lVtl!llH*.| l)il- i ■ \ fill!;.
Nothing ha- horn IumpI ir-*m ill-* |.o-
m Mow at I t*r Lot* ami < iiil.ii.nul it i-
hojMMi tin* wi!in*sfs»s will !..• b- iviii timi-
to t ran-,i<*t bn-iin*-- t.« nin • r i*»»xx a- tin
•lehiy i- becoming very t ir* -• *iri»■.
The trial is -till tin* prinei)mI t
ffisenssion ln*n* ami ev<*n war new- j- al
a (lisciMint All |<iml > ot' -torie- are
alloat on tin* street-ami partisan* have
ijot hesitateil to charge mlimul.itnui <<l
witness*** tor tin- prosecution, but m.
♦•viffeiie** of value seems to |h* jurtb
coming to support this clrirg»* allltough
out* witness. Maxwell. sai«l In* had )>.-cn
told hy various partie- that his life
might he in danger if ie ndd
what In* knew It i- Icie.wu th.it
the parties so stating \\ <• i* |iitt< r«*n
einies ot t lie tlefemiant-
Nol withsUimliiig .Imlge I *,irk**r.- «»r
ler oti^Sat unbi> there i-good gr-.iind -
al least ;
court house
in llu- court
let meeting I Vernier Sa
ei" a -t ii- meet oil t lie subject
h*\, l<-pniriit « ml Ie* ('iihau sit
, uati"ii a- a!b‘ct"d by events at Wash
ingtou lie declaii 'l tie- -itmitioii \cn
--«■ ri• *u•- While pointing out "that «h*
hate- in e<.Mgr<*— hav«* no legal \ able
!•«* dec• net 1 n ,i«1 \ i-ahle b • Il l-ten t lie pe
-■polling,i| tie-c-nte-in «»rd«*r to allow
tIe- natcuial representativ»*s to declare
! he will . I t be |»enp|e and enable tie*
g->*r;iue’ui 11* act in acco.rd with the
i latum
NN \is111 \ . i < • \ A pnl I I Tie Spam-h
I «*•_;.» 11 ■ * n up t < • I p id h.el tvrei\ed ie-
* e • ax . - * • I I be e« til \ oKmg" t-l lie* Spaui-h
-• • rti*- Tie- mim-tei- said
rii.it i- \t-r\ important aiel his
llll.l.ll- I l!,d;.* ll< d Ie
h*a'l t-> a p":iC’ I nl -i-lu
h «petl it might
• not t Ie* • i lies
si's the opinion
at,til tide of t Me
a bluff to lie
anmml tie*
not aetuallv
liaVe I iee||
armed It'
i'o< mi.
Tin: < vin os >iami imos.
Ill- I iillnvt o> \\ III 11;Mere II mel I it;lil Im
Madrid, April 11 A r..i i<*-pomi< iit
ot tll<* A.SSoeiat,»*)| Kress had a |<<ng in
ter view with Scnor Si I vela, emu epative
leader lie maintained t bat Spain mad'-
every concession m tav n-ol' p«*a<-«* r m
sistent with her national honor Ih-
a<id”d
4 Spain granted ( uI»a an aut'oii.e/d-t
government a full and ainjib- b i n. of
home rule which would be found t b.
nn s> ro>mr\ i.
I lo Vnli G t\ rr in nr el I'orlleM i- K.iliiU
ViihtIi im- in ( mi ill'll*.,
M \ Dli ID via Itiyom* Lrance, April
II Tie* anti go\eminent ju-es- is rabid
a ed the w hole t own i- warlike
Kai- charges tie* governim-in with
11a\ lug arranged an armistice with
the poWefs. prior to tie- t nited State**
demanding it tie* pow**rs promising in
return t)ie -a|et\ of tie-throm- should
tlie b>--o| ( iiba haul to a national up
rising
Th** 1 Vi- al-o expo
I hat last, night - bold
g"\ e | • m 11 e II ( U ,1- old'
•• b'1’ People
Later the Kai- remark- The mr
age . 111 p I e I * • • Spa in - .-ha me and nn
1it i re-eii led bv I lie ministers, tie*
A ire i ie.iij - being coward- w ill bully ill
proportion to which tle*ir opponent Ini
miluate- bimselt I»111 McKinley is mis
t ilo n m thinking lie knows Spam he
' iiise Ie know her ministers, and tie*
» rtor will eo-t him * I ♦ a r
A di pit' ll fiofn Havami t•» tie* Kais
*ay- tie■( u)».if* volunteer* intend pro
t e*t ilag agaiu-.t an arm 1st ice
< ori ' ro lv pa led ;a \ - (ieii NN'ood
f"t'd «nigh| to h.i\ re<'■ • i\ ed In- pass
pot t-on tIe-*.receipt of McKinicy * nn*.-■
-age but He eowaidly governiie*nt oid\
dare* I" n-e f. <jee agam-t tie* pat riot.-
• tv iug Nava L jt.imi
n w \i \i rviits.
Ii I- IG'liri «*. 1 Hn> V ii 11 to l Dm- l*liiii|i|iin«-
I ii — ii I'unil h.
M ndi.-id April I I A letter just re
ceive.l tloin tie Kliilippine islands sn\*
all troop-winch were embarking for
^p.nii at tie* time tie* e< num iiuicat e m
wa- mailed were marelieil hurriedlx to
x arioiis tow n- in the interior where tie-
rebellion again-t Spaui-h rule has been
renewed l! i* addt'd that over ‘.'non
Welled armed lll**II are H i > \v III tie* held
I hefe have been several engagement -
and a number o| Spanish priest- have
been murdered Nobody appear- to
km<w h"w tie* Klnlippiue ni-urg«*iit-
"'ll" had hem disarmed according to
general report were re armed, but the
belief prevail- that Japan hail a hand in
t he mat ter
'I In; c;i|,t;iin ccnrnil ,,f the eii11i11
I'lnc i-lRIlils, 1| |~ luithcr ;,l|,I I, u >
Ihm cunccaliiu; llic face iiolic cim-
1 mm I he tr"\ eminent
liiollii-i I ii«»ri mum; M ule o,
W ir * Die-1 ion,
W \-*111 Ni. ;a »\. April II h u ,
• ed tonight m high diplomatic •
an exchange *d nop*- ha- been Im
tween l airopi'an capital- w ifb a
making -Kong representat i< >n-
spam-h Aiiierii-an -itu.atu>u
l lie movement contemplate- that tile
iutlueinv shall be e\ert*-d at NN a-liing
l"1* rat In a t li.au at Mad rid and it i-
coiuuioii I**diet iii diplomati.* quart**!*-
tliat the Madrid authorities haterc.irh
• •<1 tie* limn ot < i-neo—ion- and -h«-*ii 1*1
now be giv en an adequate lmi" t-. tfv
W luit tie \ and the powers have of|er*-<|
a-a mean- <•! ie-iciaiig peac* mv'uha
M \Du-i11 A pi il II 1 pi j, n, Tie-
^pani-li g-wernnieiit 1- eouD'iiqilatin.’
-»• i»d'ug .1 not• Jo the great p.-w.-i-
* Mill Iii;i in iii .hi -
L' *\ D* *\ April I i According n- ,
-peel.) i < i l-pa ti'li hole Madrid t he -II
prene eoiiii-*ll of -t lie ha- a lit li< .ri/cil
S.-iioi i i ulloti. ton ign miiii-t- r jo ..j-
der tIn-Sp.mi-|| niim-ter at \N"a-i<mgfon
Sen* *r I ’oh, , b | la main* to r< t a in f. •
spam din-ctlv Kn -nh’iit McKmlev ac
c**|*t any i'e-ol 111 .), , q ,i;. ;•< - w hi**h
attack - Spain - -<*v •reign t v im luba
DIRECTORY OF
SIERRA MIME TRANSPORTATION
AND
OUTFITTING FACILITIES OF EL PASO.
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f M.-xh-ai. De o-
•* 1 ' 11» / Hu V M (I II AM o I IIMMUII III |) I
. ''Him VH« W ) ilDl i,i III in /, M# x.....
I I P \-n —Mil I | Xi, \\ o|{ K •-
« Hi aid-Ii ..I 11,.- i ‘oM-t.ii,l.ii, a K
-Miel I l ilk* :i it* I IP tin in;- i .. ■ |: , \ .
MD < r. I ,t i-| i e.l • 11jij,< i ,,e
id im- and I mi-. Il l: —,D.j,-
I I Paso. | , ,
Huv ami sell Me \ |i*a m UDiiiey hh| I •. \ * I i a • i c • *** ^ '*
"" ■‘ll '-ill, '. ,n ih. |;,■ *„....... 1'
Me \ I,.,, |' S i i h | I,,.' . I. \ , , *■ "‘<1- "I
• ^ ■""* I #U I ope A;>. n.'y I |t,.
Ha.iu't* Minor.i ol * liiim ,Um ,
N I”' | I'll lv KAI) \| Ii vj;,,,.
•i w i Numni lick Ii Pii v, I, \
N .' ;■ il i in a le Haul lur l.nsi,„,„ , ,
"• all its In a m flit . | a.ibli-.li. ,|
II'sHm -i |,iI.-, j.1,,i r.., Mew.',„i <i-.,
* raimp. i l a I inn
>1 I M i 11 (LX Slipplle-
■ V Fx V I I K 11 V III * W <
r- 1"i ^1 imii;' s;ij.|.
\ll,.v I !P;". I
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
i the
Thn most rndii'Ml flifforenci'M wen- ns
to whether the reHolutions finally adopt
j ed should recognize the independence
Cutiery, Guns, Pistols, Mining Supplies
and Ammunition of all Kinds. pXoX1S^K,,lndi,,,le,'t'ml,‘,.....
Sole agents for Buckeye Mowers and Reapers, Fairbanks’ Scales, Washington! HoarVlH^lehnlete*
Buffalo Scales, (charter Oak Stoves, Cjiant Powder. Aermotor Wind I Turpie, of IndiaiiH. (irny. of Dehiwan*
Mills, STUDEBAKER WAGONS AND CARRIAGES i""1 Mr- CH.I-Dank-. ,.r Indiana They
.......-.......... " --------- ------ - ^ w ere accorded the most profound at
DIETER & SAUER tention, iMith hy tile senator!, on the
i ...... iii, iiy, nu ui j * ■ ■ ■ * ■
them were, disclosed no irreconcilable a satisfactory s,dnti"n "I the loier . \
differences among those who spoke All | 'sting conditions l,"!wccn Kngland and
were ill favor of action in some form hy j Ireland
government of the United States 1
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
Fine Groceries, Wines and Liquors
If the Spani-h govenim-ui j-, r> idv
to siilunif all p«*ndmg qiu • time m.-hid
ing the Maine, t > Luropc.iu j»ower- (*»r‘
the aji|)oint iiieiit o| an arhitcr. Hn* pope
or another my party will give them an
ungrudging support Tlc-eon-ervative
party i- in complet** aceor*! with tic
government * effort- to maintam nn
stained tin* honor of Spain and pi-
serve |M*ace if possible
Ikm Carlos’ maiijte-lo j- likeiv t<.
fall dead, as in every province wic n*
tin* (’arli-ts are most niiun*roii- there j-
a strong feeling that in* <hvi-i«>.n mu-f
at tin* present juncture weaken sp,dn
• ! an aggre--i\e
•f a powerful
in ID'L'iral o» llu dmi'imiii
i iifiiMO il H • il'*' I'lin liiiHi-M.
-1 FIGI S \| il'll! |,|
s i i; <,
- M s I’ .Ie,
d >.’> April II Tin* most
Hi"ll< -I ;m«| it,,,
• f dio ,1
.......
d*-v« 1 • • pni<*r11 in flu* inivv
11 < - in w |,, i c
D’:.,i- ■ •; 111
L" laki'it t u ,;j
'"la * wa- tin* issnaii.....J
| • 11 t . > a 1 1 il ■ ;• pi •
ll JM 11 ,'i' l
i 'I ‘in <>r ill'll’, ys
• ii in’-' iIn- L'lvincc ">it of tin*
J 1 1 .t a M i,. i
' 1 faI'i" \
wnl.. ibr .It"., |*
f VO-1M-I.S Sims* tb" ln^iii
l»atii-i y. f»rn
M.«i.
« ludad 1:, l(. ,
pi * -« nt n i-is f he <b*pai t
n ltCii* 1 uni 1 v ohisinj/ in tin*
Havana and Mexican Cigars and Cigarettes,
CIUDAD JUAREZ, MEXICO.
•4
111! I t*x> I elD*e||| ratllig Tit'll
.-s'luJ tor "alaiogue and price tui,
tfie fnai kef.
J**
THE WIlFlEY CONCENTRATOR
__EL PASO FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO.. Agents.
-AGENTS FOR-
*H- J- LEMP S BREWING COMPANY. PABST BREWING COMPANY.
“EXTRA PALE." “SELECT 1 DOPPELBRAU."
Today we beg to draw yojr attention to our large stock of genuine imported
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 the; hoi sf
are worth no middle man to pay—and we give this benefit to the con-
sumer! Connoisseurs desiring pure and wholesome wines for table use rm""'
at reasonable cost wiM do well ro give us a trial order. ““ Waur,^ '^ti
HOUCK & DIETER I ,"f |h*‘ hon«' Llay »-H* dull amTatLT
D1C.1 Civ, I lnt«ly devoid of interest., Tb« galleries
Telepbono 65. 220-222 El Paso ! dl>(i th,‘ tf'X'r were aluiOHt deoerted
raso street. Unring th(, hni|j W(.r„ ^
"‘"'"i "> hHiaww on rm
I floor and by the th rungs in the galleries.
j Among those wlm listened to the de j attitude in tho fa..
j liatc were Sir.Tulian Paunoefort and a i ja»licy upon t)i»- part
J considerahlc miuileir of the diplomatic j nation
j corps; Speaker Heed, .JusticeHarlan ot* | "Utunoi’s attrilmt.mg
the supreme ,^,urt and Hon W
i Bryan.
j Speeches were interpersed with shin
I and spirited colloquies, some of which
caused intense excitement in the gal
leries Many times the applause Ddh
"it the floor and in the galleries, was
tumultous, and the r ice president was
j obliged more titan once to warn sp eta
i tors no demonstrations were under
j tile rules, to Tie permitted
\\ i thin a few minutes of adjournment
! a genuine sensation was created by the
j efforts of the vice-president Uj subdue
the applause induced by an effort made
to prolong the session until a vote could
i he taken Vice President Hobart di
rectiy addressed the galleries and or
j dered that tlie applause should cease
Nearly every senatot was on his feet
j and the main aisle in front of tlie vice
I president - desk wa- crowded with sen
'ators
I 1 he chair I- himself out of order’
1 shouted Dray of Delaware. He ha" no
j right to directly address people in the
I galleries,'
Such a tiling was never done before j
I in the senat'*. declaredJBat,'of Tennes :
\ see.
| The applause was start,-,1 by senat t
j ors on the floor, someone shouted!
from the crowd in front of the vice I
j president's desk
) I started it myself, explained
Mason of Illinois, and am prepare! p»
assume the resiionsibility for it
After vainly endeavoring on two or
; casions toagree to a time for a vote up ’troug agan
; on tlie resolutions, and after voting? jw-r-iaIly- sit,,
i down a motion to adjourn, the senate
finally, amid much confusion, agreed
; to adjourn until to o'clock tomorrow
p, ditieal
deserv <
- not Id,
which
I'e
jtotjeueral Weyler
-anile The fieueral
' seriously mix in politic
side of his profession
l.’KADV TO HI I'\ It I.
Th, S|iarilsli Ml,list, r Ha. < 1.1, ,1 mi
I'iMJtl \ rniiiKfiiiim s.
W SSIII.VKTON April 11 Tb- SpaM-h
M1 i 11 i-1*■ r S**iiur PiiIm- b;n n; nb- kn.ii
pn*p;imtiniiM for • Iris *l»q».trtup* fmi.M
NVa-hiMirtnH. Imt no art mil -bp ii: ib.K
• llrrrflnii will Is- tak»*n imtil -p« *-»♦■<• »r<
; -t met inn- ;n<* n* ‘<jiv <-fl fp ,,, AJ. 1 ri♦ 1
I p r»» thr prrsriit V.i«m Hj"d- h,tw- M-.-f,
II" SI1<*1 IF • t ' . I: - . Ilf| M . : • • ,
I that w*-r* almiit t / •»n*• but • r*
i paration* for r» m *vai h.iv* !.♦.• , ■
; pl»*t*.*'l in v i”V\ ,| fir* •-iiV U Ml • ■ if.ijM
j of affairs.
l util t 'lla v lit" >p ini- }] i ■ ; G i
U'oiitiuriDil t" ;»**•*-p» f»j, •<,;■ iri{ i■*i'ij-
{ t^.-irs ♦*\t'*D'b*f! !" h'llD Hi- * i i:i.'
j iMum*inu- ami imituHiu; tlx* h"-{.!f.iDt>
<>f rahiiirt itffir"r- arid •»!ft* r h m ib"
i Kovrrriiu#ftit -«■»*% i- •■
In vii'W lin\v<*v**r. th*- r**p'uq <>l
i the formal) e*/ititiiiitin ,hm| ,
tbu tcaav*- tr»*ml >■* » }»-• L , - 'i< ,
| H fled id it \< -i< <*p! fuiih"! •ffuirp'-p*
>F Kg- oharaop ?
Hu •V)*ih"Mf >
nin;r "f lb<
i * if* 111 h,t- l»"i
line- <it injorniatmu iiml today im <*11 i
rial optItT WhiiI out tluit thu ciimIjmii of
pn-liiij^ -Iiip ijiovi nu iit,- -ii'.iibl r«*u-i*
it vv ;i> • ■ \ pla i n • I that in v ii*\v of ".xi-t
hilt «*■ »iiflitinti- tIiim wa- ib'euit 'l m**cvs
-di v. and liTf alt.<*r iiti »in)voiii**nt- vv hal
**\ * * r will !**•■ niddi' pnbln*
()D" ji)T»r«* u m \iInirv <ti»i-»T wa* pur
rb.i-T'd fmlay !h«* -trainer \ "ia*ziiida «>f
lh»* lb I Lino Siii- will iuiim-iliateh U*
• di i.. a -bipv.inl tor r**tiItiri*^
Si-.-r. t.iry I -n^ -t;it»*d al Ha* r|n-»* «*f
<dlu-i Ipiiir-t >dav that tin* ^l.4*ain-hips
I’ari* and New York had not pa^sud
int" tin* jsiH-*»ii ni tlie departnn*nt.
L i- utiih-r.-pjod liovvi'ver a.* ’ sonn a*
SE AMON
Assay and Chemical
Laboratories....
1 ■ ••* ' : <i i»!»l Mf Louis it£<**'(*
I* 4 »■ lio.X '»?, KI p'iisn. -| , ,K,,s
1 *,• 1 ' ns-/iy> a sjh '-Ir 11 y. \\i-
1 • ‘ 1 - ! • if *>tl I ll|K f s > it'* lO ||. SlllT'ltl'G
' • ■ i. i. i> it ■< 'tniii'lt*'*J
ASSAYING7
JUST RECEIVED!
4 BEAUTIFUL USE OF
SKIRTS.
VERY HANDSOMI PATTI KINS.
RAN(,mr, IN PRICE FROM. ...
75c. up to $15.00,
WHICH Wf WILL PLACE ON SAIT THIS WEI K.
fl
fl
! Nlruaif
i nlm • • i
hit: Oil M II IM I M .
>Hifl« \j;.OM-f rln f iiioi)
Sitiri' fin- VI»••.*.«•;# .
I* Vllts April U 'I l.e (<■< im - („.r, .,
Isith the pT"- Hid tie t-'liille : VI".
strong agumst >ti" I 'uiied ,..
President M'-Kml' • -
message. .McKinley i <• ,,p.,.r,..| j
Pontius Pilate and tIe- \.... . , ,
gress aeeu»ed ,d .1 bueatieenng .pint
which it i- fe.ip d Will extelid p, tie-
pemsessj, ,Us of "tie-, alltil I" , - .) ■ ■ ] i ,i •
thoce "f S(ta,n
There I- fevri-h .r-t'.wt attic
I goveriuiienl dock’ ni'is m eom|i|etiil;,
' vessels and re arming old ones.
it's lte|(evs-d the go\er mi'e I, t will
however preserve «irict neutrality
| Arnerbvtn residents in Pari.- are intense
' ly excited
'F
Daily limes" Old Stand, cor. Overland and Oregon Sts.
SO
INDEPENDENT
ASSAY OFFICE.
n IID KII \ II I I . M., Prop.
F.i'Dt 'l I--- f».r Dr** Shippers.
N * • • v •• »o*l * in n -m; \roiiy^ls Mint‘d i*x»m*
SfO’fJ and r* jy»rf» d a pun. Ii fIHom work
•aIi y,
uftb'D ariff :U•ra.niry (*orm'l* Sun Fr;iri<ais>v>
Ulltl G||i)i . tfilju si o-M ■, f*. I> lln\
KI. H VSO iJ XAs
Hoods
•IM**t Arrived,
Liil«‘x| Novcllips
I or spring \\ i-.tr.
i
\Vr h.ivu jn-t n*n*iv)*d a m*w lim of Scotch Lawns. (jm*cti ami
Sl**riinj? P**r**al»*. Jf* inch*** M**«linu 4 >r^atidi»*s. Ikmch* >trip»*s, Kacitii*
Nfadras Windsor Star S^ttins. Satin ami French hiniity, T»»ih* Du \<>rd
Zephyr* also Spring Llothiu^, Hat-, S}ii»»*s. l*ml**rw»'ar and Neckwear
f*>r ladius Lp-ntr- and children, suiting the season.
\ 14#-n* for llu* Hf litthlr Talloriii); tE>t»l>||n)iment of Kom- a Co*
MAX SCHUTZ’S
DEPARTMENT STORE,
110 E. OVERLAND STREET.
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El Paso International Daily Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 90, Ed. 1 Friday, April 15, 1898, newspaper, April 15, 1898; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth582584/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.