El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-04
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The river continues we'll up.
Hot cakes at Smiths Creamery.
Oysters served al Smiths Creamery.
Green apple sauce at Smith
Creamery.
New timbers are being put into the
Santa F'e street bridge.
H. F. Bloom is building a $500
residence on Myrtle Ave.
FOR RENT-6O9 N. Oregon St., nice
ly furnished front room.
Cerrillos coal, wood & feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa Fee st.
BoRN.-In Chihuahua, October 3lst,
Sun 10 the wife of Albert Krakauer.
For SALE.-Small amount of cash
will buy established business. Address
box 379.
For RENT.-Nicely furnished front
room with board In private family.
Address Home, HERALD.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, and nne toilet articles. M. n.
Webb, 220 San Antonio St.
Bishop Kendrick is paying official
visits to The City of Mexico, PueDla
and other cities in the republic.
Ladies ready made wrappers in q
ESQ., g. variety Of caior r04 store oS
Embroidery lessons given, children's
class Saturday after noon. Terms rea-
sonaple. Ills San Antonio street..
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the celebrated
CerrillOs AID anthracite coal. Tel. =.
ST. Clements ladies will hold q
bazaar and entertainment, December
10 next. The location has nos yet
been decided upon.
Col. James Mari enters an earnest
and empnaLIc disclaimer against being
Considered candidate for the col
lectOrshlp of this port or for any other
otfice. But, he says he has friends who
are candidates for office, and proposes
to v Ork for their success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hook, formerly
of Tom bstOne, are now located ut ii
PasO, where it Is understood MIR. Hook
intends 20 embark in business. Mr.
Hook s health has not been Of the best
ia Grippe Greek, AID he hopes to re-
gain former vigor at that clty.-PrOs-
pector.
Local flute players are much inter-
esJed in q new Hute device whereby the
instrument Is fitted with u mouth piece
at the end, aud held and played ike u
clarinet. Any cyiinoer flute can be fitted
with tits mouth piece, and it is claim
ed give just as good tone as the ex-
lensive BOehm flute.
The jury in The Hull-Bruce murder
case were sent out at 2 p. N. yester-
day, and as they could not agree last
night they were discharged. The dl-
vision was ''arf an arf'' aud there does
not seem to have been any prospects
of an agreement. Juror Jacobs was
sick during the trial.
Col. Carpenter yesterday issued an
order relieving FIRST Lie uJenant F.. M.
Nj. Beall from the command of COM
pany G. Eighteenth infaotry and ai-
rectlnR that be turn same over the
Second Lieutenant Fiske together
with all property AID funds for which
he is RESPONSE ble.-S. A. Light, Oct. 2
1t. Beall was formerly adjulant at
Fort Bliss under Col. Parker.
The Merle murder case at. San An
tonic which resulted in mis-trial last |
week, has been reset for Tuesday, Nov. !
9th, and a special venire of 200 men or
dered. Merle was master mech anic in |
charge of the railroad shops at San |
Antonio and in a dispute took the life |
of a man named Murtaugh. In connec-
tiOn with mention of this case, the Ex-
press says that Judge Green of the
district court is making
a recon in trying felony cases He is
determined to clean the docket of old
cases and to give all accused parties a !
speedy trial. !