El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-12
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street.

Gem Cabinets, from 81 90 upward at
III ). Ell Paso street.
Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Brian whiskey.
RosEs-At Weston's Rose garden
San Antonio street. soc per doz.
Mrs. A. L. Roy secured divorce
this afternoon in the district court.
WANTED.-To Borrow $1,000 90 on
Ell Paso street business property. ID.
Y. Hadley.
Mrs. Frank Wells Brown and her
two children returned from the City of
Mexico this morning.
WANTED-By June 1st, four-room
house with bath room. Give price
and locate.-C. B., HERALD.
Mr.. Mahl of the Southern Pacific
company, arrived this afternoon from
the west with Supt Randolph.
The Fort Bliss band will play on the
plaza from TO e p. m. today and on
the court house lawn from s to 10 p. N.
This throwing of glass and tacks in
to the roads has damaged good many
bicycle tire-, and much indignation IS
expressed over the outrage.
Richard Keays has bought from Mrs.
Mary II. Cowdrey of Baltimore, half
interest in the San Antonio street
building occupied by Pew x Son.
C. F. Drake, president of the con-
vention was u member OF the class of
10 Yale University, and graduated
afterwards from the Yale law school
in 1877.
The Santa Fe yard men say the river
has fallen thirty inches at least from
the highest point reached, and is stiu
going down. All danger up the canal
is regarded as at an end.
Rev. G L. Bovard, superintendent of
the New Mexico English Mission of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will ar
rive in FL Paso Saturday and will
preach Sunday morning and evening
at the First Methodist church.
The Catholic Library club opened
rooms corner Of Overland and Oregon
street last night, where there are all
the convenjences for library and liter
airy work. The members will enjoy
themselves in their new quarters.
The annual cOnvoc alton of the mis-
sionary district of New Mexico, and FL
Paso, Texas, will convene IN ST. Glenn
ent's church tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, when there will be a celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion. Rev.
Fred Bennett of Albuquerque will
preach the convoc alton sermon.
Supt. Martin went down to the break
today with q gang OF men to try and
| fix up the washout. but the force of the
water was such as to finally put all
hopes to sleep. So the transfer by bus
| is working today, and the railroad men
saw il will be worked tomorrow also.
| The last consignment of o. Il. c. eX-
cursionists arrived at the break this
noon and will BE- "Gerrie1 around"
wi h tn other unfOrtunates. Number
| 20 went west last night at 9:15 and to-
days will probably leave on the same
schesIale time.
In some entirely iuexplicable man.
ner, the fire alarm was rung about )
y. m, yesterday, from the NendOme
hotel, aud it seemed only about one
and Il half miuu es before the depart
ment responded. The aerial ladder
was run up in a iiffy to the top OF the
hotel, ana Il fireman was at the top Of
the ladder TO step off onto the roof as
soon rs the end touched the caves.
The apparatus made d good run, and
won the appreciation of the visitors.
There was a good sized crowd out to
take in the show. Another 'alarm"
was turned in from the Monte Carlo
later in the evening, and there was an
other good run: W lille there was no fire,
it gave the boys an opportunity to eX-
erciSe, and entertained the visitors.