El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-06

No more election returns from the
county.
This muggy hot weather is terror
on shirt collars.
Marriage Licenses. J. COttrell and
| Miss Florence Gr1t1in.
Diphtheria is reported at San Eliz A.
rio: ten cases, with no Oeaths.
DIED-In Juarez, of consumption,
Meii CIsueros, aged Is. Funeral to
| morrow morning from the old church.
Walter II. Shelton, of this city, has
been elected grand assistant dictator,
for toe Texas Grand Lodge of the
Knights Of Honor, now in session al
San Antonio.
WANTED-By an active man, en-
ployment for the afternoon. Familiar
with bookkeeping and office work.
Speaks Spaulsn and Englis.. Adress
+. D., HERALD OIL ie.
The HERALD received telegraph
"queery' this afternoon asking about
the cholera that is reported raging at
Ysleta. All the cholera the HERALD
knows anything about Is cnolera NOR
bus caused by eating green fruit.
While the three army officers who
j
tonic drill gave the prize 10 The Gov
ernor's Guai d, not few of tie Fort
Sam Houston enlisted men claim that
the Mortous should have been give,
the penant.
Joe Summers, aged 80. an employe
at the Wlgwam gam ding rOoms, died
this morning aJ the Sisters hospital
The rSmaius will be buried at D D. d.,
today from the Caldwell Undertaking
rooms. Summers has been aillng for
TWO months.
Practice Economy in buying medi-
cines as in other matters. 1t Is ecUnO-
my to get Hoods Sarsaparlila b. cause
It contains more medicinal value than
any other-lOO doses one collar.
Hoods Pills are toe only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparllla. CuIe all liver
ills.
The report about finding gold in the
pressed brick used IN Lu1lGiDg +. b.
Stevens house on Mesa avenue created
ID little excitement and caused may
brick to be carried away TO be tested
for gold. Stevens says he Is the only
man in the world tust can afford to
build house with gold brick front.
The loss of wagon Of supplies up
the country mentioned in Yesterdays
HERALD occurred at the head of Three
rivers, al d the name of the freig ter
was Thomas Stogden. His load con-
sieting OF groceries was consigned to
TeIiferrO Bros. of White Oakl. Stog-
den drove his team into the creek 10
let them drink, when before he could
get out OF the way, Big six feet wave
nit him rom above, anu before he
knew where he was at, The whole BUSH
ness was washed down stream. Stog
den saved himself and two of mis- hors-
else.
Senior Aguilar, the Mexican assay
err located il this city, had quite an
exciting chase Iast night after horse
and buggy. Mr.. Aguilar hired a horse
aad buggy from livery stable and
went over to Jparez and stopped in
front of the Casino. A bout 1890 the
horse became frightened while stand
ing in front of the Casino and ran
away towards Ell Paso. The horse
crossed the bridge safely and kept up
his gait all along santa Fe street until
he came to San Francisco and then
turn d west and took the smelter road
and ran to where the road passes under /,
the Santa Fe bridge where the horse
was knocked down and the buggy hung
up. As the horse and buggy passed !
the fire department the fire BOYS tried |
to stop him, but the horse was too bad I
~ frightened to be stopped. The run !
made bv the horse was about two and =
miles. Mr. Aguilar was out
with Billy Davis until II o'clock last
night looking for the buggy, but could
cot find it un til this morning.