El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13

Gem Cabinets, from 81 90 upward at
Al S. Ell Paso street.
Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
Miss Anna G. Ross of Kansas City is
visiting with Mrs. II. NJ. Mundy.
ROsEs-At Weston's Rose garden
San Antonio street. soc per doz
Engineer Jack Burroughs has re-
turned from his Corpus Christi trip,
improved in health.
WANTED-By June 1st, four-room
house with bath room. Give price
and locate.-C. B., Herald.
The $. F. trains 10 and 20 and the
stuck T. and p. train of yesterday,
transferred their passengers today.
The ElPaso Brick companyand Harry
r. Wood are moving into the ShelGon
Block apartment formerly occupied by
Dan Stuart.
The west bound train did not leave
last night untll IL o'clock, on account
of the delay in get ing the baggage
and express matter around the wash
out.
Owing to high water MI. J. II. Com
stock was "a. able to fill his contract
with the tiremen for flowers. but has
them all thu same-and can now supply
all Q EN- ndS.
The Ell Paso Grocery Co, 1l2 E.
Overland street, Is Offering special low
prices on groceries preparatory TO re-
movdl 10 larger and more commodlous
quarters. Bargains in all articles.
There was a pleasant wedding last
evening at the residence OF A. Z.
Mas, where Rector Martin made Dis
patcher c.. II. Walterhouse, OF the g.
H. and Miss Alice perr, man and
wife.
Dr. Samuel B Childs and family of
Hartford, Conn who have been spend
ing the wiuter n this city, left yester-
day neon for Colorado Springs where
they will spend the summer, returning
to this city in the fall.
Mr.. Lee J. Ronndtree, one of the edi-
tors of the Kyle Star-Vindicator, and
WI is now also chief clerk of the house
of represen tativeS, Is one of the dele
gates 10 the State FIremen's conven-
ton and paid the HERALD q pleasant
visit today.
The international boundary commit
tee went to San Antonio today to look
after locations of the line at Columbia,
where a coal company had been dump
lag INTO the river anu uIVSfG.DS Tue
current against the Mexican bank, and
to look after disputed line elsewhere.
a false alarm was turned in from
the Vendome at 5:3O yesterday, and &C
cording to the timers, the hose wagon
was on the grounds and had water from
the Sheldon b eek hydrant in 2:lS. The
same time was given to the truck in
reaching the front of the hotel and
running the eX ems on ladder to the
caves OF the hotel.
The conductors party have been en-
loving themselves in Ell Paso, while
waiting for the train to be brought
over the washout. They went over to
Juarez last evening, attended the con-
ventiun, and the festivities later at the |
court house, and have been over the
river this morning. The party express
themselves as highly pleased with the |
way they have been ire tted, and will |
leave FL Paso with the pleasante5t of
of recyliectiOns.
The news from the break this after
noon was that the muddle was as bad
as it ever was, and that there can
be no thOrOughfare for day or two |
vet. The cribing has been washed |
away, and the water is reported rising |
again. The I. & Z. passenger train |
has been hauled out of the mud, and is |
on the far side of the break right side |
up with care" There are 136 cars of |
freig CHIT waiting between Alfalfa and |
Sierra Blanca and 100 cars in the Ell |
Paso yards of the G.. Fl. waiting to be
rushed through, and this number will
be increased.