The herald., 1894-10-04
LOCAL RAILWAY NEWS.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFERS
$500 REWARD.
Quite q Largo Excursion Arrives Over
the Santa Fe-Travsl Bcgin-
ming to Come In from
tho East.
The following circular has been issued
by the Southern Pacific:


by the Southern Pacific:
United states Marheals, sherlffs and Constables,
south OF Los Angoles:
southern Pacific passenger and mail train
No. -, east bound, was stopped one aud one-
half miles east Of Maricopa on the night of the
30tn OF September by armed men ana tae ex-
press car was broken 10 to and robbed, one OF the
ROBBERS, Franz Armour havin{ since been ap-
tured To lts standing erd OF three hundred
dollars, Wells, Fargo Il Co. has added two hun
dred dol ars md the oOuthern Prcfc company
will pay five hundred dollsrs, making reward
of one ho"sand dollars. for Tho arrest aud con-
viction of each OF he two follow ne describ bed
men who were engaged in this train robbery.
Oscar Rogers, alias Frances Os ar lorraine;
Swede. weighs about 21O pounds % years old,
feet 3.a inches tall II mis- stockings. grows
very little b .ard, scattering onde moustache,
upper lip don't cover upper row of teeth. two
rontupper teeth always exposed, one OF the
teeth has small black spot, looks like piece of
cigar tobacco; haoitudlly pulling down upper
lip over the teeth, ia ks good English, but
broken we | educated, plays piano well, i'd to
be BILE ro road any KIND of music, bullet scar
on under and inside part OF upper rgat arm.
one back OF left shoulder blade, bu let i'm bed
ded just under skin, from wound mado some
time ago, skin over bullet looks blue, had blue
hhirt on when he received wound and part OF
shirt went in with bul et
John Donovan about "a years o'd, raised in
Baker field, Cg.; about 3 feet 6l2 or inches
tall weighing about $50 or 100 ponds; caunot
grow wniekers on account OF eczema some
other disease of the fscs; eruption on face con-
tlnuousiy, which IS more marked when exposed
10 tHo SUM- q spot on bHe iaNe always very
scaboy, and when exposed to tne sun turns
block; lobes of his eats seam 10 have been en-
tire eaten away by his face diseas ince, SAINT
SMOKER OF cigarslte>; both men il habit of
getting drunk whenever they have chance,
and are boisIerous i'll bJth language aud con-
duct. A.. N. TowNE,
Second VicePrest and Gen. Mgr.
EASTERN PASSENGERS.
The following persons arrived BY the
Santa Fe excursion yesterday: A. w.
Carr, MpH Mildred Carr, Geo Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L S. Rogers, Miss Anna
Condran, Miss Fannie Trpcross. Miss
Louisa Broshear, Miss Elaine Broshear,
Joseph Henry. Miss Lottie Coomba, @.
A. Nile, Boston; Miss Estells Oxton,
Rocklaud, Ne Mrs. II. f. Dnrgan,
Mise N. A. Besn. Bloomfield. Me; ; Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Hutchinson, Lencagter,
n. IL Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Sawyer.
Portland, Me-. Roy. and Mrs. L. S.
johnson. Mentrosl. One &; Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Painter. Mrs. Ieabella Misner,
Sawyer, Mich. Miss Marion g. Miller,
Peoria, Ill. Mrs. NJ. J. Movers, G ,eg-
burg, Iii. Mr. ana Mrs. Frsnch Mechan,
Des Moines, Ia Miss Edith Blazer,
Miss Hattie Ostlif, Miss Bertha Cart.
we'll, Chicago; J. w. Graves, John H.
Graves. ST. Joseph, Mo. Thomas Nor
man, Kansas City; Miss Lulu Deeter,
N. l. Garter, Geo. B. Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. S. Thompson, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Flower, Colorado Syringe
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