El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-12

The south bound Santa Fee train today
is four hours late-''bridge burned al
La Junta."
A local news dealer says he sells
thirty-eight New York papers TO five
Chicago papers.
Uncanvassed Sugar Cured Ham and
Breakfast Bacon, also pure Leaf Lard.
Just received at The Ell i'aso Grocery
Company.
B. E. Majors has been building new
streets ana sidewalks in the recently
submerged district, and the people
down there speak highly of mis- work.
An old Pullman conductor says there
are twenty-five men in Ell Paso today
" no " ere once Pullman conductors anu
we e let out without any explanation
" hatever.
FL Paso was swept last evening by
an eXasperating dust storm that nlied
up the n ses, eyes and ears OF tie pc
oestrians, and penetrated into houses
everywhere.
If you want to get fresh Kansas eggs
and s.rictly first class pure Creamery
butter, you must 60 to tie FL PasO
Grocery Co., they receive them from
two 10 three times a week.
Through an over sight, the name OF
the writer of the Mexico City letter to
the city cout Gil which was printed in
yesterdays HERALD, was left out OF The
HERALD report. The writer was H.
NJ. Mundy.
There is good deal of justifiable
criticiSm ABOUT the 100 frequent Gus
tom OF allowing horses to remain un-
hitch ed when standing at the sldewalk
cur biog. A violation Of The ordnance
was what made Ag uirre's horse run
away yesterday ana run over Miss I'LL
man.
Alderman Scott called the attention
of the chief OF police this morning to a
heap of paper Rubbish IN the alley back
of the UpeIa house block, and which
lad just been sewpt out OF one OF the
stores in the block. This lltteriug up
of sire cts ana alleys VIII be put d stop
To and the police will LOOK after offend
erS.
AS the waters receed over in the
southeast part Of the town, some not
able changes in local topography may
be noticed. Inc large grove north OF
the spur back of the Il. q +. round
house has ii led up TIM ee and four feet
with silt and sano, SO that when dry,
the place will be vast sand bank.
Rand's grove to the south is also loaded
up with dirt, great mound having
formed in the center of the grove.
There was pleasant reception social
at the Bap ist church last night. 1t
was IN honor of the new pastor, and to
get him ful ther acquainted with the
people. There We're several hundred
per soLs present, including other pas
tors and People from Lne different
churches. So that the evening was en-
joyably ana probably spent. Rev. Mr..
MllIican made macy friends and very
favorably impressed all who met him.
The concerts on the plaza begin
season is TO play six numbers instead
of eight, and bsgin promptly at $50 p.
u. The first program Will Include the
selections from the Bohemian Girl,
The rur kisn Patrol, Suppe's overture
to Morning, Noon and Night, The For
geL-me-Lot lutermezzO, ochar~ en- ka' S
Second Polish Dance and one or two
mai ches. The Instrumentation will
be from thirty to thirty-four men.
Mrs. Mary A. Alder, wife of former
chief engineer OF the Mexican Central.
writes TO Ag, MT Comfort of this citv'
for Information about the alleged de-
cease of Francis Schiatter. She enter.
tanned him at her house in Denve,
while he was preaching there, and
gave him his spurs, book and sack in
which to put his clothes. she refuses
TO believe the remains found were
Schlatter's and says he will yet reap
pear. All the same, Mrs. Alder is
very anxious for ali the information
possible about the missing "healer,u