El Paso Times from El Paso, Texas • 7

EL PASO DAILY TIMES, AT It DAY, APRIL 22, loiiU. 3 THK KKNMiKI). CASAS (Jit ANDES Withdraw Telegrams In Oppu.lt Ion toAn- (MEAT FUTURE. tl-Triint Hill. The people of Whitesb oro the other Davidson, "and as it was pay day I had been very busy paying tff the men.

Saddeuly I beard a strange voice: 'Get in there you men; we don't want to bnrt you; bat we are going to hold no the company. About men crowded Into the oflice followed by two straugers holding a pistol in each of their hands One of the stangers stopped in the door uni covered the crowd with his two day sent tbe following letter, signed by AMERICAN tU'llMI, AMI UlUISS several Ii uuil red citizen of tbe town NTMAM1.Y lilULN(J IS. Railroad Time Tables. and snrron ding con try, to their re mmmw w.rrjj-i jari id their representatives C. L.

Smith aud of Ore are r'le Time. as 11 rent Tbos. Well, iu the legislature. About I) or 10 o'clock to lay we, or least a great number of us, as Vear Ago Nlerr Madrs Itallrnad Will la a Few Vcirs un la the (iulf of California A I ii oil fur Dwelling LOCAL UK EL I'ASO TIMK. lUllmiulii wlilth contribute nothing to the Tito: In our work of builulnu ip till vliy uiitl iK-rNUrroumllnifx lira nut iiii ntliiuisl In tlila eoltiimi.

TIi.im' whleb work iviihist LI l'uMO'tli)Urttre like. wlfceomitUHi. wre Hpproacued by local agents i i in i i hi 1 1 of insurance companies and Hautw. guns, waiie tas ottnr. alo carrying two cocked pii-tols passed behind counter where I was.

He dropped from nuder his arm a sack which be kicked to me and in a verr excited manner called on me 1 1 till it np witu ney. 'Dump jutir ui-Jiiey in that or I will fill yon with lead "This fellow who wis demiuding th money was much the younger ot tne two men and he acted like it was hi-first job. He was wildly excited aud KIO (IKAMI)K. SI irni1 MAIMtK AC IMC. Kukva Casas UitANOKS, Mexico, (Hlerrii Madre Line.) Ajrii su i tie hbiiiinouM or oroover the Si-rra Milre railroad to El Paso -A wr are live tiiuM as great as at tbu daily Mpt Sunday at a.

Ui furCaaaalirao- lll'H. Arrive dally nepl Sui.dny id. time iii4t year laereh evdry reasju to expect tint tlif ore Huipiueuts a year frequently appealed the other man fur instructions. Neither of the robherx wore a mask aud 1 -uld identify them netios win tw nve times an great us now, TEXAS 1'ACIMO. i Iudtwd.

from th disooveriai if we should meet again. aud developments of the past yaur and I assured the man with the sacks the praseut outlook, there 1 id tilling that I bad no mouey in toe house and had been paying riT the men with tim (Kl Pavoltouto.) I-oavf at Mi) p. in. dally for the Kiwi via Fort Worth. 1h1-laa.

Little IliHtlc or Kanou City, and direct to New Or-U'Hiia. Arrives at 10:10 a. in dally with full mullfcfroiri Uio Kt and from oui-ral. Kant and North Texas point. checks, liat there was a considerable oom of money in the safe and I had now loiiit tuw yjarn j6oiiitri(nl progression may bj np.

The enrrent ore HhlpmenU of tti Jdrez enmpauy are limited only by tbu opacity of the company's emelttr at Ciadad Juarez to treat the ore. Tne plant in being en WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PUREST. AND roll of bills on my person. Despite my protestations that I bad no money my robber assured me, w.t 1 a crreat a iked sign telegrams and p-ti-nous to yon and Hon L.

Potter and wre told that the effect of the proposed anti-trust bill would be to run the state all the fire insurance on our property. That all policies now ont-Htamliug would be called in andean-celled aud other matters of this kind. Without giving the matter serious nought aud acting on the spur of the moment, we signed the telegrams and petition above mentioned. Now, we think we understand the effect of the law as it is prepared and spoken of in tbe daily press as the Arkansas law, aud, realizing the fact that' we have been imposed on by the tire insurance companies in the way of high rates, and feeling that the trust should be snppressed, we hereby ask that yon do not consider the telegrams that we now see were dictated by the fire insurance companies and which we signed, as we now see, solely fov their benefit and in order that the trust ma be longer tolerated in Texas. We see from this morning's paper that such telegrams were sent to members of the legislature from all over the state, and knowing their real origin, we 4eeui it right to advise you as to the end that yon may not be iuipised on as we have been.

We believe the telegrams not to be the spontaneous expression of the people, bnt at the dictation of the very thing the bill seeks to ouppress the fire insurance trust larged as rapidly practicable, there EL PASO NORTH E48TKKN. show of earnestness, that unless I pnt mouey in his sack he would make a lead Oysters in all Styles AND ON THE HALF SHELL. EL PASO, TEXAS. ComnienvliiffThuiMday.yarti Id, train alll leave Kl fawi dally, except Sunday, at a. m.

arrlva at Alamn.iirh) p. m. li'aTti Alamo-irortlo at p. and arrlre In Kl p. in.

mine of my highly esteemed carcass. To play for time and with the further purpose of getting my pistol. I told the young man that I did have some money in my trunk in the next room. He ordered me to go get it aud follow iaenoagb ore already in sight iu th Casas Urandes district ontuda th' Jn i-rez company's mines to tax the cwpicity of the enormia plant of the El Paso timelier, when onc-t transportation facilities can be provide I for handling it. And the Sierra Madre company is moving ahead to provide transportation facilities as rapidly a euterprises of auch mtgnitale cia be expected to work themselves ont.

PKCOS TALLKT KAIL WAT. EL PASO CARRIAGE ed me into the room, keeping me covered with his two gnus. That did not AND Leav Fori in. Arrlmat VMy at p. m.

and at Uoawell p. m. Leaves Rnnwell daliatf-JB a. arrlToa at Kddy at 1 p. and at Tecoa at 5:10 give me a chance to get any weapon, so after feeliug In my pocket I declared that I did not have my keys, that they were in my bed room.

It is a carious fact that scores of WAGON MANUFACTURER 1 properties which if on the north side of the Rio Grand would be snapped np at auy reasonable figure and developed The guard then tamed bis back on Horseshoeing and Blacksmithlng of all kinds. me to tell his companion that I did not have my keys. The instant his back was turned I slipped into another room, jumped out the backdoor and Three-Wheel Carriage, at any necessary expense, here He dormant and unproductive. Tra American capital and brains are steadily Ol'T BEFORE THE ALARM. patented.

World's fair diploma aud p. lflE IV A II A8 II LINK connects with Tux ax A Pa-clllo at 8t IjouIs. Thrown Una to ItulTalo, Canadian point and New Vnrk. All tloki'tn. limited or unlimited, entitle lmlclr to IU diiy stop over at iugara Falls.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL Dourina in here, bnfc if the stream were started on a run for the mill. But as I increased to tm tiui its present flow it went out the back door I heard the rob Firemen Extinguish Fire Ilefore ti Alarm Rang. medal. G. ROUY, in West Overland Street.

About 0 o'clock yesterday morning a ber at the front door call to his companion to shoot me if I did not open the trunk. Then the other robber missed me and shouted: boy dasbed into the fire department. eonnecto Willi Texas A Paolflo cryinsr that there was a fire in tbe old at urlonna and St Ixiuta, The New Orleans and Clilca- "The is gone." "In a minute the alarm had been given fro limited train laonlyoas ntKhton the road. would still fall tar snore or tilling tne channels already open for profitable investment profitable indeed beyond any avenue for legitimate business invest ment still rem lining open in the United States. 1 mike this statement advisedly.

There are men here today who are getting fifty to one hnnd red percent, on investments made within the tt year, and that in strictly legitimate, not speculative, lines of bnsiness. Such opportunities for investment iu mining, rancbinir. timber aud farming proper by the men who escaped the robbers when they first entered the house. IKON MOUNTAIN LINK hen he heard the alarm the robber at the front door called ont to his companion: 'Come; the jig is connect at' Trxarkana with all Texas A Paoide train, whleh are taken direct to .41 liouls, maklnfr close connections (or Memphis and all points east of the Ulsstshlppi. "Tne otner robber ran to tne sate, El Paso Lime Works A.

COUaCHBSNB, Froprlc Mauufaotr.rer of HYDRAULIC WHITE LIME, snatched np a bundle of land certificates that can be of no possible service ties as are to bd fonnd in the Casas Grandes district, have no counterpart CniCAOU NORTHWESTERN. frame building on Stanton street jnst across from tbe department building. The hook and ladder was then ont exercising bat there was no need for their services. The paid men set to work at once and succeeded in extinguishing tbe fire wheu some one rang in an alarm. The fire was discovered in time and put ont before auy damage was done, but had it succeeded in getting headway the frame building might easily have been destroyed.

Sell ley to Visit Oumlia, Omaha, April 21 It is announced that Admiral Sshley will visit this city about May 1 as the guest of ex-Senator Manderson. He comes for rest and aside from a dinner given by the Loyal Legion and a reception at the Omaha clab be will attend no public functions. The admiral will be accompanied by his today anywhere else on the American oon tinea t. to them, and the two disappeared. Returning from the mill I was armed and met tbe two robbers, who were on horseback When I heard them coming I decided to kill them Bat when It follows logically and undeniably that no other railroad company has This lino runs to therreat summer resorts of the North, to olear water lakes ana streams where Bsh abound.

For particulars and descriptive pu nmli lets, write to the General Passenger Ag-eot at Chicago. they came near I heard one of them such a wealth of undeveloped natural resources to draw upon, as has the Bier say something about a fire at the mill, so I concluded that they were not the ra Mad re company. And the drift of men and capital southward from the United States into this part of Mexico robbers, bnt were neighbors who, hear ing the mill whistle, supposed it to be a fire alarm and were going to the mill insures the development of these re sources by the men who have made Co to offer assistance. Well, I didn't shoot wife, and after a short visit it is pro them, and the two robbers escaped in lorado, Utah and the adjaoent states and territories what they are today. The Dr.

E. Alexander's NATIVE WINE. THE PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE. AddressR. F.

Johnson sole igents, El Paso, Texas, for prlco posed, in company with General and tbe darkness. present tendencies in the Casas Qrandes Mrs. Manderson, to take a trip through The robbers did not sret a dollar fr BLANKS to order jfBLANK BOOKS the west. their trouble. But they could have district leave no reasonable ground tor donbt that the Sierra Madre company will withiu a few years not only push held np titty men just as easy, and westerner, commenting on it yesterday, City in Kulns.

Washington, April 21 The depart on to the Oulf of California, thus form TO OKDKK said: ing the last link in a shorter route to in nulk or case. "It is much easier for two men to i ment of state has been informed by the consul at Salvador the city of San Vi AND ALL KINDS OK hold np fifty than for them to hold np three. Fifty men when held np by two cente recently suffered a severe earth snake and no telegraphic commnnica PRINTING! to order. will take the affair good natnredly and tion could be had witb that city which laugh at it as a joke. But it makes two was reported in ruins.

Enough, bow BIN or three men angry to be held up and ever, is known to show help is necessary Lithographer and Engravers Affl they will strike back if the least oppor tunity is offered them." and a commute was formed to raise PERSONAL. At the Times Office the orient, but that it will also gridiron with branch lines the whole Sierra Madre mineral belt forming the western part of the state of Chihuahua and the astern part of the state of Sonora. The Sierra Madre company will thus command not only the enormous and permanent traffic of the country along its various lines, but it will get the cream of the transcontinental haul of the Oriental traffio. Connecting at El Paso with the various trunk lines east, west, north and south, it will rank among the greatest railroad properties on the continent. The demand for dwelling houses here has been in excess of the supply ever since the town was started, and is heavier today than at any previous SEND OKDEKfl OR SPKOIFI-CATIONS FUlt EST1MATKS To Dr.

J. V. Cowan, of Las Cruces, is in subscriptions for immediate relief. Cigar Selztut, San Francisco, April 21 Ten thousand cigars were seized today by internal revenue ofiloers because internal revenue stamps on the boxes were found to be fraudulent Tbe cigars are manufactured at Factory No. 3741 tbe city.

THE -Times -Publishinff. Lord Beresford is np from his ranch in Mexico. Judge S. B. Newcomb is down from EL PASO, TEXAS.

Las Cruces. lis Csntra Judge Wyndham Kemp left yester of Lancaster county, Pa. The firm, it is understood, has packed thousands of boxes of cigars and posed upon them ficl it ions labels. Revenue agents are on day for California. Hon Phoebus Frndenthal is in the the track of 2,000,000 fraudulently label time.

The scarcity of building mate rial and labor continue to retard build irjcr Alterations. city from Las Cruces. ed cigars. German Cruiser to Kanina. The snrvevinir parties along the line London, April 21 A dispatch from fill il of the proposed extension of the Sierra Madre road are pushing their work at Shanghai to the News Agency says: The German protected cruiser, Gehon, a rate which indicates tnac tney win has been ordered lo proceed to Apia, complete the preliminary suyvey by the Railroad extends west from Chicago to Sionz City, Sioux Falls, Dubuque and Rockford and north frcn New Orleans to Chicago, St.

Louis, Cairo, Jackson Memphis, Vicksbnrg, and Baton Ronge It is the Great Through Line BETWEEN THE middle or next montn. une party db Samoa, after embarking an extra supply of ammunition at Kiao Chon, gan at Terrazas and is running up the OF ALL China, and another cruiser is to follow. Piedras Verdes canyon, while the other Hon. Atcheson McClintock is in the city from Rinoon, N. M.

Superintendent Davidson of the Alamogordo Lumber company is in the city. Mrs Charles Hunt returned yesterday from a visit to her parents in Las Cruces. H. W. Ivins, president of the Mormon church in Mexico, is registered at the Pierson.

J. H. James, a prominent merchant of Nueva Casas Grandes, Mexico, left for homo yesterday. v7. Paddock, the son of Mayor Paddock, of Fort Worth, is visiting friends in this city.

nartv went to Colonia Garcia, other 1 SiWM. I PerUhed Hy ill Own Act. wise known as Round valley, about Ycua City, April 21 Richard MZS DESCRIPTIONS sixty miles soathwestof Nueva Casas Grandes, and are working back to meet Willis, insane and confined in the court bouse, managed to fare tbe building to the first mentioned party, it is expsot day, and was himself burned to death, Made to Order by TIMES PUB. CO. The county jail adjoining was totally ed that the two parties will meet near Pratt's ranch.

So far the survey has not only developed no serious tbstaoles Nor hi mil destroyed. There were no prisoners in the jail, but most of the county records were consumed. Loss, 10,000. R.G.,S. Railway but has even redacea the previous estimates of cost and difficulty of construction.

Miles T. Romnev. of Colonia Juarez, District Attorney Llewellyn returned home yesterday to Las Cruces after a Fatally Burned. has been employed as superintendent of Newcastle, April 21 William Harris and John Tell were fatally Sierra Madre Line TO- visit to Alamogordo Major J. L.

Bui lis, paymaster U. Army, left yesterday on the Southern Pacific for the west. burned late this afternoon by an ex Guyanopa the Casas Grandes Industrial company, and has already taken hold of the work, with his accustomed energy. The company is doing a good business in tnrn-ing ont dressed lumber, doors, eah. and the like, besides much repair work.

plosion of gas in the Colorado Fuel and Iron company's mine. The mine was considerably damaged. This mine has County Treasurer Frank Kropp, of Dona Ana county, is a visitor from Las AND THE Yaqui Gold Fields. A. J.

Parsons and Tom Holland have Fast Vestibule Train The New Orleans and Chicago Limited Makes distance between the Gulf of of Mexico and the Great Lakes wih but one night on the road. Through fast Vestibule trains between the Missouri River and Chicago Direct connectioni toT principal points North, East and West, from all principal points South Craces. Supt. W. R.

Martin left yesterday for Del Rio to meet tbe inspection party which left New Orleans on the 19tb. Col. C. Pats is expected to arrive tonight from Mexico fity to make arrangements for the spring meet at Washington park. Mrs.

A. E. Sutherlin, who has been been closed nearly all the winter on account of a fire which necessitated flooding the workings. Will Recommend Mm. Tabor, Washington, April 21 The Evening Star today prints the following: It is said Senator Wolcott has decided to reccommend Mrs.

II. A. W. Tabor as poetmistress of Denver, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of ex-Senator Tabor, her husband. gone on another prospecting trip in So nora.

J. C. Harper has opened a hotel in Colonia Juarez. George E. Millar, traveling for the Sohloss Crockery company of San Fran cisoo.

is here in the interest of his house. Hardly a trnin comes down from El Paso that does not bring one or more traveling men, most of them representing El Paso houses. HOW IT WAS DONE. THOMAS A. DWYER, Jr.

Commission I Merchant AND.REGEIVING AND FORWARDING AGEMT, I staying with her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Logan, of Juarez, has received word of the serious illness of her sister in Dallas, and will leave at once for that East and West. Tickets via the Illinois Central can be city.

Weathpr KoreraHU. Washixgton, April St New MexicoFair and warmer Saturday; winds. Snnday fair. Colorado and Wyoming Fair; Saturday with cool western portions, var obtained of agents of its own or of connecting lines. 1.60 per dozen, Oval Platino photos.

parral, RTATIC DHTHITAnTTA. MKT. B. F. iable winds.

Four pounds California prunes for Sunday fair with cooler eastern por Kupt. Davidson Tell About the Hold-up at Alamofrordo, Superintendent F. R. Davidson of the Alamogordo Lumber was In the city yesterday and recited to a nnmber of his friends his experience with the two highwaymen who held him up a few evenings ago. "It was just after dark," said Mr.

25 cents. El Paso Grocery Co. Bays and sella native and foreign products on ootnuiikin, and raft wires and dispatches freights by rail, express and wagons. tions. A.

H. Hanson, Gen. Agent, Chicago W. A. Kelloud, Ass't.

Gen. Pass. Agent, New Orleans, Pillsbnry's Best Flonr is the test in 1 1.50 per dozen, Oval Platino photos. the world, at El Paso Grocery Co. B.

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