El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-15

Born-In this city 14th inst.,a daugh-
ter to the wife of Fred Dickinson.
Citizens are finding these cool lights
a great incentive to refreshing SUM-
Der.
Vegetation is springing up luxur-
| iantly through the recently flooded dis
tricts.
Ella Agnes Blschly deeds to Willard
Patterson fo- 500, the Ell PasO county
ranch of Pedro Aguirre.
The HERALD is in receip. of a fine
musk melon through the courtesy of
Agent Logan, of the Pacific Express
company.
Several more car loads of Christian
Endeavor excurslOnists passed through
| today ca route east. They went over
| the Texas aud Pacific.
Sheriff CARROTS blind daughter is
home at Cruces for the vacation. Miss
Garrett, nOtwiths standing her infrml-
| ties. is a fine MUSICIAN, and plays beau
| tifuIly.
The fire directors met last night,
! but the president and the secretary
were IN such stew to get to see Pima
| fore that but little business was Trans
| acted. What was done is found in
Round About's" column.
Conductor Donohue has been trans
fered from the Silver City run to the
Albuq Paso run, and has
moved his family to this city. Jack is
g ad to get back to Ell PaSO. More go
ing on here than in Silver City.
The new dyke east of Stanton street
bri0ge is being built like railroad
graue, and ought to b. finished by
tomorrow night. a few piles however,
driven on the south side would be
great help in the way of making the
Ii II sta BILE.
Judge Edwards says he is not at all
surprised at Judge Kemp's not unreel-
Jog fish yarns on mis- return from Canu-
tillO. But had Capt. Beail been along,
there would have been fish stories like
y to have made the entire ornament
gap and gag.
Some one broke open las. night the
box, at the Corner OF FL PasO and SGh
streets, cOnta ming the valve LOntroll-
ing the supply of gas to Juar>z, and
slut off tie flow. Juarez, however,
was not long in darkness as Mr.. White
turned the valve on again.
The Life of the Harp in the Hand of
the Harper, by the late lamented Fran
pages, which gives the idea Of the
healer's" WORK and claims. 1t is puo-
lished by Mrs. Ada Morley, of Denver,
Schlatters hostess. The book is full
of anecdotes of SchlaLter's experiences
ana i. quite readable.
Three plasterers were working On a
scaffold in the new Krakauer building
this morning, when the scatfoId sud
denly tilted and the men were precipi-
tate d to the floor. They all received
slight bruises, and Joe Fox, one of the
parry, was cUDside rably Jared up but
not seriously hurt. They all three con-
Iinued their work this afternoon.
Nassario Pallen, the ring leader ev-
iGeutly of the boy tougLs who were
recently arrested and jaile is likely to
remain in confinement. His conduct
on the stand last evening before JUS
tlce MCKEE was such that as to show
plain y that it would be unsafe for such
b llLtle wretch TO be allowed his liber-
ty. This Fallen is d fire bug as well as
a thief, and confessed to having start
ed several fires.
The resolutions adopted by the o, r.
{. relative 10 supporting the retail
clerks in their struggle for evening
and Sunday rest, have been adopted
also by the Locomotive Eiremen, aud it
is evident now that with the railroad
men OF this city agreed not to make
any purchasing on the Lord $ day, the
merchants might as well make up their
minds to give up any idea Of Sunday
opening. AS Tor purchasers going over
tue river in order 10 buy on Sunday,
that is considered more OF a bugbear
than anything else.