The Brownsville daily herald. [volume], October 19, 1905, Image 2

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THE DAILY HERALD.
FEMALE CHAIN GANG.
Jesse O. Wheeler, proprietor.
Consolidated in 1893 with the Daily Cos-
mnnniitan which was published in
Brownsville, for sixteen years.
OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY JOURNA
Bnterri at the Postoffice. Brownsville. Texas,
as second-class matter.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1905.
NEW TIME CARD.
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S:15 Brownsville 3:30
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ti:20 Sam Fordyce 5:20
9:25' Harlingen 2:25
1:05 Kingsville 10:20
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WE need -rvater.
We need light.
We should work for these
With all our might from morn
ing until night. i.
iNb time like the present to agi
tate for public utilities. Never put
off till tomorrow what may at least
be begun today.
The anti-divorce agition balks
and stammers a little when con
fronted by a case like that of
Louise Hass Yamaguchi of Cin
cinnati, who asks a divorce be
cause her husband has not taken a
bath in the nine years of their
married life. Galveston Tribune.
Now, that Monk Gibson has
been much indicted, what will be
the outcome of the whole matter.
Will a speedy trial and quick jus
tice satisfy an outraged people, or
will the law step in with its delays
and defeat justice. If Monk Gib
son is guilty he should receive the
punishment which the horrors of
the crime demand and that in the
briefest space.
Our esteemed contemporary The
BROWNSVILLE Herald has return
ed to first principles, and kicked
out its gasoline engine, and the
pesky thing now lies out in the
back yard ' 'hors du combat, with
one foot over the tongue." Bro.
Wheeler has fallen back on the old
reliable G. Washington press, and
is printing his spicy little daily in
exactly the same way that Ben
Franklin printed his 140 years
ago. It is a slow process, but it is
sure, and for the latter motive we
got a G. Washington press when
we enlarged the Advance We will
install a steam double cylinder
press when the proper time comes.
Gasolinejengines are too capricious.
Hidalgo Advance.
The gasoline entitle has been
restored to temporary favor, and is
now doing its work nicely. Just
how long this will continue the
man who invented the engine cou d
not say.
Sofa Pillow Hint
Sofa pillows are always splendid
Christmas gifts, and the burlap
coders that have come out this
year are inexpensive and effective
without a great deal of a friend's
work to them.
Girls would' never wear low
shops if it weren't for the ribbons
or buckles.
Women Prisoners are Put to Work
Streets in Tampico, Mexico,
on
Tampico, Mex., Oct. 16. The
city has adopted some new meas
ures in the treatment of remale
prisoners which promises to have
excellent results. The women
have been put at work usually
done by men, and are engaged in
digging up grass and weeds from
amone the stones in front of the
Hospital Qivil. They are guarded
by armed policemen and watched
by many curious and scoffing per
sons. To be put at work usually
accorded to men is considered the
heighth of disgrace by the people
here.
In TauiDico the onlv place for
the confinement of women prison
ers is at the Hospital Civil, where
they are allotted to the detention
department. There are usually
more than a score jii women in the
jail on various charges, from drunk
enness and disturbance to murder
The scheme of putting the women
to work is a new one and has every
evidence of being a good plan. It
is believed that women will be very
careful not to get into the clutches
of the police after this.
Attention, Truck Growers.
I herebv call a meetinor of the
Brownsville Truck Growers asso
ciation to be held at the Board of
Trade rooms, Saturday afternoon,
October 21, at 3 o'clock. The
ouestion of freicht rates out of
Brownsville will be taken up and
thoroughly discussed and it is ur
centlv desired that every member
be present. Election of officers
for the ensuinjr year will also be
held at this meeting.
P. E. Bl alack. President
Local and Personal.
I'rom Hidalgo Advance.
Dr, J. H- Florence was n Hi
dalgo last week looking over sani
tary conditions.
Hon. C. H. Maris, Collector of
Customs, was here last week. He
was making a tour of inspection
of his district. ,
Marcellus Dougherty intended
leaving for Brownsville yesterday
morning, but was disappointed in
getting a conveyance out to the
station. He attributes the fault to
his political opponents.
The civil case of F- E. Guerra
et. als. vs. Ytuma Land and lm-
promement Company after occupy J
ing the attention of the court for
nearly two days was dropped on
motion of non suit by plaintiffs
last Friday afternoon.
It now seems to be an assured
fact that a railroad will be built
from Laredo to Brownsville, and
that it will come right down
through the fertiile valley of the
Rio Grande, where the soil is the
richest, the climatic conditions
the most favorable, and the water
supply inexhaustible.
At the hour of going to press
the Grand Jury is still in session.
Many indictment for felony, and
a few for misdemeanors have been
returned. Most of the misdemean
or cases were for violations of the
pistol law. The Grand Jury and
peace officers of Hidalgo county
are determined tc squelch the
pistol toter."
Women Breadwinners.
There is a woman who is a suc
cessful jockey.
Another who is an intrepid deep-
sea diver.
Another who is a successful gold
prospector'.
Another who is a railway con
structor and president of the road.
Another who, though but 19
years old, is a marine observer on
an island off Cape Cod.
Another who is harbor mistress
of Tacoma.
Another who is keeper of Point
Pinas lighthouse at Monterey,
Cal.
Another who farms a Texas
ranch 2000 square miles in area.
At Strohbeck, Prussian Saxony,
chess is a part of the regular school
curriculutri j'and every boy and girl
carries a board and men.
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Established July 4, 1892, and con
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terval The Daily Herald has been
under one continuous management
and has ever been found battling for
the upbuilding of the Brownsville
country. Can we not send you a
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