El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-22
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Don't forget the ice cream social
Thursday evening at GIL North Oregon
street.
Another car load of Christian En-
deavorers passed through this after
noon en- route east.
The names of Collector Bauche aud
Sr. V. Onaie are mentioned in connec-
tlon with the jefe pollt.coship of Juarez
II cents buys heapiug dish of ice
cream and all The cake you can eat.
Thursday night at GA North Oregon
street.
Pablo ware, the we'll known Juarez
paw q broker, died last night, and wa,
buried this noon by the Caldwell under
taking company.
Cattle rustlers got away with twenty
| four head of cattle recently from
Messrs. Means S Medley oelow t'Ort
Hancock, and ran the stock over into
Mexico. Officers are on the trail OF
the thieves.
The Mexican Central north bound
passenger did not arrive until this
afternoon on account of the oerailed
| freight traIn near Zacatecas. The
engineer of the freight was slightly
| injured and was sent to his home al
SlIaO.
Look For The Facts demonstrated
| by experience. Thousands and thous-
| ands of people suffering IRON The effects
of impure blood have been cured by
Hoods Sarsapariila.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
| on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
Louis Pichard, whose nationality the
police are unbale To determine, was
| run in last night with a long Chinese
knife. He said he wanted to give IL to
| q friend-but whether in the neck or
under The fifth rio he did not say.
Louis was e.sed SO according TO the
statutes herein made and pro. lded g,
| aid ne pat up the stuH.'
Charlie Sue took his fiery steed out
of the wagon yesterday to replenisn
the equine stomach with refreshing
oats. The celestial fastened the horse
| To the rear OF the wagon, when the an
| imal became frightened, upset The en-
| tire esta biishment, and turned the
whole garden-truCk outfit into the
street. Policeman Taylor set the
wagon on its wheels again, and pulled
the dismayed child of Confucius from
| beneath the vegetable bric-a-brac.
The police are having considerable
bother with men sleeping in the park.
A NJ exican Central employee giving
the name of MOnag han was pull d last
night for using the plaza sOd tor a
mattress and the heecy clouds for d
counterpane, but resented the arrest as
base intrusion into his private affairs.
He fought Policeman smith all the
way to San Antonio street, aud IL
T., quired the assistance of Policeman
Wink. er to get Monaghan lnIo the jug.
The Rio Grande Dam and Irrigation
company have strong and reasonable
hopes of the Withdrawal by the attor-
ney general of tue Uoiuei States, of
the proceedings aga nst the irrigation
company, as IL is ev dent that the at
torDey general has b1el missed ia the
the matter; and the company officials
feel sure that when the at Orney gea-
ei al reviews Judge Bantz' able opinion,
he Will see the folly Of further attempts
to stop the opera ions of the English
company who are doing SO much in
reclamation of the arid lands of the
river valley.
While Mr.. Marks, the c.. II. dis
patcher, was in Detroit attending the
Dispatchers' convention, his attention
was called to the unique and very con-
venient way the postOtfice department
has of delivering mail along the
Detroit river. There is a regular mail
boat which takes on the river mail at
Detroit and then makes trips up and
down the river delivering mails to the
various craft plying past those shores.
Correct track is kept of all the boats,
and it is as rare thing for letters to
60 astray on the river as it is for mail
to get lost on land-less liable in fact,