El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-27
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Ideal heaters, 81 so. Economy store.
Eddy now sports full fedged bicy-
Gle club.
There was slight fall of snow at
Ken. last night.
Cerrillos coal, wood & feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. ALL Santa Fe St.
FOR RENT-6O9 N. Oregon ST., nice
ly furnished front room.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, and tine toilet articles. M. II.
Webb, 220 San Antonio st.
For RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 4O4 West Over
land street.
Yesterdays ore transfer mum ered
ninety-two cars, and there Were eleven
cars of oranges.
Theodore Gier was buried this after
noon from the Caldwell undertaking
rooms in Evergreen cen etery.
Great bargains in blank books and
fine stationary at Dellquest-Andrew 8
book store, SOB San Antonio St.
The McGinty orchestra meets tomor-
row (Thursday) night Tor Organlza ion
and The first practice OF the season.
Winter weather makes winter head
We ar necessary. Latest styles at Mrs.
B. E. Balls, 31S San Antonio street.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the celebrated
Cerrillos and anthracite coal. Tel. 8.
Special sale this week of sailor and
| wa liking hats, (the ''Dakotas'D at the
| Plaza Millinery ParlOrs. Mills Build.
ing.
| The district court is busy today 'v.1tl
the case of Andres Gomez charges
1 TN rape at FiLdley a year ago. 4
Jury was being drawn this afternoon.
1t was raw cold and wintry this morn
ing, and Overcoats and fur hats we're il
evidence. But by loon as the sky clear
ed off the temperature rose rap dly
and it was agreeable enough without
extra wraps by Zoo p. M.
Rev. Haggett, the new city mission
ary, and assistant pastor of Trinity
church, took hold last night almost
| immediatel en- his arrival from Eddy,
aud with his praying band began work
last n ght on the streets, from the Door
of Hope mission.
| For SPOT CASH.-(uot on monthly
pay ments) l have few more bar
gains in real estate; parties wishing to
sell at bargain are sure 10 find a
buyer by placing property for sale
| with the dealer in bargains. A. M.
LOOMS, No. los Mesa ave.
Mothers Praise Hoods Sarsaparilla,
because, by its great blood enrichipg
qualities, it gives rosy cheeks and
vigorous appetltes to pale aud puny
children.
hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price
25c.
The case of Andres Molina was given
to the district court jury at 4:3O last
evening, and in four hours verdict of
murder in the second degree was
brought in, with punishment at five
years in state prison. Molina beat a
fellow Mexican over the head with his
gun at Fort Hancock in June, 1896,
from the effects of which the victim
subsequently died, after laying under
the water tank for several days.
One of the quintet of Mexican SOL
diers who deserted to this side some
time ago. was a lieutenant, according
to the Two Repu blics, although accord
ing to the best that HERALD report
er could find out, the officer was the
sergeant of the guard. The men were
all new men, and constituted the entire
guard on duty at the time, so that a
policeman had to be put In their places
for the time being. The Two Re-
publics says the Mexican government
has asked for the eXtradition of these
men, but as they have never been
heard from since the desertiOn, the Z.
S. government officers may have hard
lines in trying to locate them,