El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-20

Tie family OF W. w. DeatOn are
happy over the advent of d baby.
Fine stationary, card club supplies,
etc, Nj. H. Webb, successor To Harper
22O San Antonio st.
Yesterdays Mexican Central ar
rived in Juarez SO late last night that II
did not cross the river.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters Tor the celebrated
white ash and anthracite coal. lei. 8
The police made over twenty ar
rests yesterday of Migrants, ana the
meandering gentlemen are being
worked to advantage ON the streets.
Undertaken Lengtat is having so
much trouble with the knee that he
injured some time ago In jumping
from q wagon that amputatlon Is lear
ed.
Miss Lo.tie Wheeler, who formerly
lived here and attended the hig n
schoul, was married ON September 9tn
To Charles Oakman Ellis, at Prescott,
Arizona.
The big bale which the rain on the
night of the 10th inst. postponed, was
given Saturday night at the Juarez
custom house and proved very agree
able event.
The FL Paso Daily Telegraph is dead.
The other journal inferred ", and from
their funeral OratlOns it was easy to see
that they were there to bury IL, not &c
praise is.-EXchange.
Jim Parsons has vacated the San An
tonic street premises on winch Sc
illustration suit was filed by Messrs.
Robinson ana Neville, as tue matter
has been amicaoly adjusted.
Young or middle aged man to travel
in this and nearby counties; permanent
position; salary sou b month and eX-
penses; good cnance for advancement.
Address,, Snepp company, 1910 chest
nut street, PHI, IA.
State Senator Turney has appointed
Miss Lucy POwe OF Alpine, ana Miss
Florence t'arr of San Angelo, to the
scholarships in the Sam houston Nor
NAL institute at HuntsviIIe, 10 which
mis- district is entitled.
The Socorro Advertiser clearly
knows gCo1 thing when il sees IL.
Speaking OF its editor it modestly OBJ
serves: -. H. McCutchen, Esq, the
talented editor of the Advertiser, is
spending few days in Ell Paso This
week."
A very heavy shower fell yesterday
afternoon and washed out parG of the
shOO-fly track three miles east of this
city. This delayed the east bound pas
seuger until nearly 600 p. m, by
which time the washed track had been
cribbed up, SO that trains could pass
over.
A. B. Christy, aged 81, manager of
the Aladdin dining rooms on San
Francisco street. DIED yesterday of
consumption. Deceased was a Chicago
man, and pending Instructions from
there, his body is being held ct the
Caldwell undertaking rooms. He was
a member of the FOrrestery order.
August Schrum, San Antonio con-
tractor who is putting up q couple of
buildings at Fort Bnss, was arrested
Saturday evening on charge of violat.
ing the eight hour clause of the labor
law. Mr.. Schrum gave bond before
Judge Sexton and will answer before
the grand jury. The complaint is 81
legged to be spite work, as other COP
have not been inLerfered with.
Asbael Smith asks the city for $500
actual damages because Of injuries
sustained by his falling over obstructi-
ons on the sidewalk near the corner of
Mesa avenue and Texas street where
the new building is gong up. Mr..
Smith was going home from meeting
when he stumbled over IAN iron beam
hurting himself severely. He saws
there was no lantern there or other IL
dicatiOn that the sidewalk was blocked
Or Vbstructed any way. !"