El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-13
As We Like 1t.

parts.
His stages being seven. At first the
ueophyte.
Keeling and sprawling in his tutors
And then the luckless WARBLER, unat-
tended.
With flushed, excited face, creeping |
like a suail
Across each passer's path. And then
the scOrcher.
Signing like furnace, with dire intent
To make century run. And then the
Full of strange yarns and lying like a
Jealous in honor of his make of wheel, |
Seeking to sell another like it
Unto each man he meets. Aud then
the agent,
Working unawares, plucking commits
sion
From each sale he influences.
Full of wise saws and modern In
And so he plays his part. The sixth
age shifts
Into the fat and Sinking retail dealer,
With spectacles on nose and hand in
pocket,
Clicking gold coins, the profits of his
trade,
And winking slyly, and his bank &C
Constantly swelling toward a goodly
Begets new ambition. Last scene
of all,
That ends this strange, eventful par
ody,
Is when he grows to be manufac-
And owns the earth and all abiding
on it.
The building boom still boometh.
Several new building contracts have
been let.
The wheelmens parade last night was
not the success it should have been, a.
though there were at least one humid
red cyc!ers in line. A number OF
wheelmen had contemplated some very
elaborated decorations, but the heavy
wind last afternoon DISCOURAGED them
and they were given up and the decor
atiOns were mostly torches and Chi
nese lanterns. However, the numerous
lights zig-ZaggiDg along the streets
looked very pretty from distance,
and the display under the circustances
was creditable.
The London Mail says that a mum Der
of wealthy Englishmen have organized
an expedition to come to the United
states to shoot wild horses in the
Rocky mountains. The gentlemen
can, after they get through shooting
wild horses in the Rocky mountains"
come down onto the plains and shoot |
the Ooglywoo, which is found in great
numb ers in that vicinity. 1t has six |
legs and very strong, short tail.
When danger appears, it at once
Il
around. OF course this make a hole, |
into which the Ooglywoo sinks rapidly |
out of sight. The hole then dlssap-
pears also.
The McGinties have increased the |
size of their grounds so they can ac-
commodate the visitors to their blow
out tomorrow night.
Ed Wales, the new street commiSs- |
ioner, is going right after the DIRT and
garbage and is making the dust fly in
removing it out of the city limits. Ed. |
you shall have boquet just as soon as
the flowers are ripe.
It would be far better to make the
debt heavier and save the city, than to
have it washed away by flood.
There would be no danger from
water to Ell Paso if the Santa Fe levee
were extended east as far as the city
limits.
It is not sensational to tell truths or
to give warning, ADD those who think
so are detrimental to the community in
which they live. "a stitch in time
saves nine"
Tonight the state fire laddies will be
entertained with true Mexican hos
pitality in Juarez. There will be a
grand ball and banquet at the Juarez
will meet aud miugle with all the
better class of the Mexican race.
A Christian is no match for the
Moslem in fight. The difference is
that a Christian is taught to BE- afraid
to die and a Moslem Is taught to be
afraid to live.
The fremen made a good run last
evening from the department to the
VendOme hotel. The hose company
got away first and mitch" hal Boo
and Peyton laying right down to
work in short order. The hook and
ladder truck were close behind and Sui
Ivan was making them move right to
the front and in | 80 fro the time the
alarm was sounded, the aerial ladder :
was raised and Lou Gasser was on top,
but it was ,: Is before the ladder was
slanted so that Lou could get on the
roof. The delay was caused by Il new
man working on the MINDLESS who did
not thoroughly understand its mechan-
sm and thereby % seconds was los.
The hose cart male a pretty run to the
plug at the southwest corner Of the