El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-10
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FOR RENT-Two four room houses,
one furnished. Enquire Lindell HO-
tel.
DIR. Turner has attached the goods OF
Peg, the painter, on account OF alleged
debt.
The police are looking strictly after
MeXicauS who are encrOacning on the
| streets with their new jacals.
The public library will realize lit
tie over 500 from the Pinafore enter
talnment.
Furnish rooms for rent, also for light
house keeping. olY East Overland
street. Ii. >. AUSTIN.
Page, the painter, and Charlie Sue
are the latest victims of forgetfulness
They forgot to hitch their horses.
FOUND-A package of dress goods
including shawl ami piece Of oil cloth.
Owner can have same by calling al
HERALD office, proving property and
paying for this ad.
A heavy rain storm came up from the
east this neon, and at 200 p. N. 1t be-
gan pouring steadily in this city, al
though the bulk of toe storm appeared
10 PASS west over Mount Franklin. The
storm did not last long.
Irregularity. Is that what troubles
remedied by DR.. PIerce's Pleasant
Pellets. they regulate the system
perfectly. Take one for a gentle lax
alive or corrective; three for a cathar-
tic.
The private Gulf car, 934, arrived
| from the forth on the Santa t'e and
he n & - this af-
ternoon to Fort Worth. 1t is General
Dodge's private coach, and will take
Morgan Jones and party to the Yellow
Stone.
Burglars entered the residence OF
Prof. Herbert Cook, 2l7 w. Overland
street last night and got away with Mr..
Cooks gold watch, 81 in money and a
set of shirt studs and made their es-
cape without being detected. a solid
gold nugget scarf pin that was lying
on the dresser was overlooked by the
robbers. The thieves entered the
house by side window and made their
escape the same way. There was no
clue for the police to work on up to
noon today.
The ditch dug from in front of the
S. Z. round house east to relieve the
flooded part of toe east side is proving
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Gown there this morning and found the
water running out at d fairly rapid
rate. The ditch runs due east to the
L. 81 2. grade, then turns north and
runs under the 5. z. track, through
the S. P.-White Oaks switch connec-
tions aud then north and east into the
vacant lots. Most of the water ought
to be run off by this evening.
Charles L. Wnrthington was arrest
ed last night on charge of dIsorderly
conduct. He was found in an alley
near the opera house beating his eX-
wifi, and apparently trying to murder
her. Her screams attracted the asten-
tion of the police. On Northampton
precious person were found razor and
u bottle of strychuine containing one
eig nth of an ounce of the crystals. Some
thought the fellow wanted to kill the
woman and then suicide. He is out
today on bonds, his case coming up
this evening before the recorder.
There was Il row on French row on
Utah street this morning. One of the
women procured q Mexican to help h r
move and took her trunk across the
-treet. While she WAS gone some one
moved the rest of her effects out of the
house onto the side walk and then
closed the door and locked it. That
however, was not the worst part of the
woman's troubles, for the owner of the
room where she intended to move
would not let her come into the house
and there she was with all her outfit
in the street and no place to move to.
She appealed to Constable Farrell, but
he could not help her out of the d fiji
Guilty.