El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-19
Ed Mitchell is now ha1dling the
tiller on The HOOK and ladder truck.

Ed Mitchell is now ha1dling the
tiler on The HOOK and ladder truck.
Thieves got away by night with a lot
of e~elry and $50 in money irum
Mrs. w. b. Bergmaa of south Campbell
street.
Engine CO., is just out of the G.. H.
shops as smart as Il cricket. she Was
sect on mere from Houston as d spare
yard engine.
"Give-a- Damn Jones' dog "Rex''
mas been poisoned by @ome unscrupuI-
Gus wretch. The dog was considerable
OF a favcrlte.
Owing 10 Mrs. Martin 5 illness, the
rector " as unable To preach Or take
part in last nights service at ot. Cie-
mGnts church.
Mexican Consul Mallen is the hap
piest man IN town. His IS ina b. t
wife presented him with ii pretty baby
girl This mornlLg-thus thuee smiles.
The Corrallios road has bought Dr..
Samantego's property bordering the
Mexican Central track, and building
tue FL Pasu connection will begin short
ly.
Sister Josepha F4aunery, a mem Der
Of the order Vi Sisters OF Charity, died
DIT p. o., yesterday. Inc 1uLerat will
Dc held from Hotel DIeu at $50 d. H.,
tomorrow.
There are number of applicants for
the vacant official shoes OF Inc general
agent OF the santa E'e in this city.
Among them are w. X. Brown, w. b.
IruIl of InIs city, and II. ). Van Olyck,
of the Santa he Pacific at Albuquer-
que.
General Malloy's son was buried last
evening from Caidweil's undertaking
rooms, unuer the auspices Of the @. A.
Il. the deceased having belonged to the
order OF th5 Sons Of Veterans. The
services at the grave IN Concordia
were those of the sons of Veterans.
George De Fontaine is in peck of
trouble, anu his gray hairs are yank-
ing him GOWN in sorrow to the grave.
he worked Tor Tree trade four years
ago, aud GOT Shucked out; he worked
for Tree silver Iast fall and got shocked
out, ana now while he has D4en work.
lag for free-hole5, ne can't get even
free beer.
A dispatch from Fort Leavenworth
says that Lieut. uan C.'Gresg has been
trlumphautly cleared OF the base
charge 'skinDing his examinations. -
Bully for Juan. Knocked out ms ex-
am ner ana the court martial too. He
will be in greater demand than ever
now as leader for Germans and swell
socials.
The dyke east of Stanton street
briCg 90 has been completed, and Is quite
formidable looking affair. There is
not much Danger OF The water washing
that EN- bankment. But then, the river
has gone back 10 is old b. d, and il is
noticed tnat the channel is much deep
er THAI d. fOre-perhaps because OF the
newly elevated banks.
1t Is reported that Mayor Arrio'a, OF
JuareZ, Will shortly resign his position
on account of the claim MS mining In
tere.ts at Cu-ichIrlachic have upon his
attention. The govel nor VIII appoint
III mis- stead either Francisco Navarro,
OF JImenez, or Sr. Enrique, of Cnihua-
hua. Mayor ArriUla Will be much
IN ssed. He is the most progressive
executive Juarez ever had, aao has
doue great deal in making the rela
lions betH cen the two cities more pleas
ant than ever.
Yesterdays Mexican Central did
not arrive until tasG night on account
of two fire ght wrecks in the vic! nitv of
Apuas CaIientes. la one, a Mexican
brakeman Was fatally injured, and
Conductor Looms badly bruised
Thirteen cars were smashed. In the
second disaster no one was hurt, but
seven box cars were sent TO the kindling
wood yard. Today's train did no
arrive until noon because of the DELAY
caused by these acciuents. The north
bound Santa Fe waited as the Central
had fourteen north bound passengers,