El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-14
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street..

Gem Cabinets, from 81 90 upward at
IA ). FL Paso street.
Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
ROsEs-At Weston's Rose garden
S An Antonio street. soc per doz.
Some ore stole Maury Edwards BIZ
cycle last night on FL Paso street.. 1t
is Crescent, '97 model.
The police docket this morning
showed several cases against cyclers
for riding without lamps.
WANTED-By June 1st, four-room
house with bath room. Give price
and locate.-C. B., HERALD.
Henry Bews, formerly of the Holton
House, at Portland, Ore. is in town
visiting with J. c. Ross and family.
The Merry go.rouud club will not
meet tonight, but tomorrow night, at
O. f. Dix, No. 305 Wyoming street.
Word reached this city today that
Arthur Pricket had died from the
wounds received, in losing his hand,
while coupling cars.
\ boys wheel was stolen from the
side wa k on San Antonio street last
night, but was found this morning
down at the I. & 2. yards.
Two negroes have been arrested by
George Herold, who are supposed to be
| the burglars who entered BrittOn
Davis house night before last.
The banquet gotten up for Hose No.
, on Wednesday night was the artistic
work of w. a. Rogers, who as ca
terer is a pronounced success.
A pile driver is en- route to the scene
| of the washout, and the promise is
made that trains will be running over
the late "sceue of disaster" by tomor-
row evening.
LosT-Pocket book containing pa
pers belonging to j. 2. King. The
| railroad tickets have been Cancelled.
| Return for reward II J. P. King,
| HERALD office.
Uncle Jimmy Graves feels aggrieved
| IN that while he was one of the riginal
| founders of the State association of
! fremen, no place was found for him in
| the procession of yesterday.
A telegram received late last even
| ING from the San Marcial Bee stated
that during the previous night and
| that forenoon, the river had come up
! about five inches. 1t was still about Is
inches below its hight OF the previous
| Thursday.
The reception committee, and es-
pecially Chief Conner and Messrs.
Mi,Ispaugh and Kitchens, have bsen
unremitting in their attentions TO
| guests. Chief Conner has furthered
| the excellent impression he made at
the last 1iremen's convention.
| Editor T. Z. Smith. Jr., of the West
ern Fireman of Chicago, arrived this
| 4fterCoon over the 7. x P, so did L. a.
| Veuney, CHEF OF the Temple fire de-
partmcnt, and both gentlemen were
| tmmt dia tely decorated with badges on
| their arrival here, and escorted to the
convention. Mr.. Smith has come re
| Gently from New Haven where he
went On business in nection with
| the National association Of iremen.
| Both Messrs. Smith and Venuey, are
| very bright men.
The reception over the river last
night by the citizens of Juarez to the
| firemens association was hearty and
pleasing. The exercises were held in
the casino which was crowded all
| the evening, and the decorations
were very fine. Music was fur
| nished by On orchestra which was
almost h dden from view by the deco
rations; and la,er in the evsning the
/ visitors were dined to their hearts
content. 1t was very late when the
guests turned their steps homeward
well pleased with the hospitality of
our sister city.