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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
HADIwIsT WINS.
The Winner Of the Champion Stake
at IngIeside Yesterday Was
Surprise to Everybody.

The Champion stake was won yesterday
at Ingleside Coursing Park by Hadiwist.
and the non-winners' stake went to St.
Gertrude, the runner-up in the non-win-
ners' stake being Briliahtine. who was
withdrawn by ]. Dean, as the course pre-
vious to the finals was very long, in
which Brilliantine and Sir Wilful had all
the running taken out of them by hare
that had extraordinary energy, who after
running the hounds all over the field for
several minutes gracefully made its exit
into the escape That Hadiwist should
win the champion stake was a surprise
every course. with one exception, he was
a good short-ender. False Flatterer had
an unlucky streak, being defeated in the
third round by bad hare more than by
Mercury's fleetness. l.. s. Conley, who
was not retired until the fifth round in
the non-winners' stake, furnished world
great brain work, figuring out the direc-
ton in which way the hare would run,
and by his excellent '1urching" qualities.
The day throughout was a short-enders'
day. a great many of the short-enders
winning at good, long odds.
The results were as follows:
Non winners stake. second round-Deckel-
man & Panario's Glen Chloe beat ]. Murray $
& Reilly's Dauntless; Lynch & Makers Dako-
ia beat Kay & Trant's Killarney Lass; Lowe
Our Boy; Gibson & Moore's Monitor beat w.
Badgers Minnie b: V. Guerreros Wingfoot
beat ~. ii. aOaB Jr. s decorator, j. F'Arley 8
Mystic beat H. Webers Montana; J. Dean s
Brlliantine beat Russell & Wilson'S Glenrosa;
S. Hansen's L. S. Conley beat James r
O'Brien's Sharkey; T. A. McEldowneys The
Gossoon beat T. Hughes Nellie H Dillon b
Reilly's Granuale beat D. Shannon's Swimmer
ton; J. Kerrigan's ST. Gertrude beat A. Van
Den Burgh's Hobson; C. F. Browns Rosalie
beat j. Cox's Clifton Lass; F. Moran's Van
Kirk beat P. Gafney's Lorraine; W. Perry's
Campania beat Dillon & Relys Revolver: A.
Johnsop's Lissak beat c. Strehe's Jimmy Cork
Third round-Flying Faster beat Glen Chloe j;
Sir Wilfui beat Dakota; Monitor beat Winged
Foot; Brilliantne beat Mystic; L. S. Conley
beat The Gossoon; st. Gertrude beat Granu-
ale; Rosalie beat Van Kirk; Lissak beat Cam
pania.
Fourth round-sir wilful beat Flying Faster;
Brilliantine beat Monitor; st. Gertrude beat
l.. S. Conley; Lissak beat Rosalie.
Fifth round-Brilliantine beat Sir Wilful; Sill
Gertrude beat Lissak.
Final-St. Gertrude won on account Of Bril-
liantine being withdrawn
Champion stake, second round-F. Moran's
False Flatterer beat P. Brophys Bencia Boy;
O'Nel & Hanrahan's Mercury beat Lowe g.
Thompson's Prince Hal; A. Haigh's Hadiwist
beat O'Neil & Hanrahan's Promise Me; A.
Johnson's Mountain Beauty beat ]. DEAN
Mialmo; John Eagan's Mayfower beat j.
Deans Gladiator
Third round-Mercury beat False Flatterer
Hadiwist beat Mountain Beauty; Mayhower
ran a bye.
Fourth round-Mayfower beat Mercury; Had
twist ran bye.
Final-Hadiwist beat Mayfower.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
WILL CONVENE
THE GRAND JURY
A DELAWARE INDICTMENT FOR
MRS. BOTKIN.
Governor Budd's Decision Drives the
Eastern Authorities to Their
Law Books, and They Pro-
pose to Fight.

Because Governor Budd has positively
declined to become party to the Kid
MAPPING of Mrs. Cordelia Botkin intoS the
State of Delaware has set the Governor
and law servers of that State sadly by
the ears, and, while they have all gone
hard at work seeking out precedents and
some way out of their dilemma, they are
filling in their spare moments by saying
sarcastic things about his Excellency or
the State of California.
The first news received by the Della
ware authorities of Governor Budd's de-
cision to not further consider Governor
Tunnels requisition until proper COM
plant should accompany it, was through
a enthusiastically unique Lees tele-
gram. 1t amounted to reiteration of
the Chiefs ambiguous injunction of two
weeks ago: If you have not got enough
evidence go out and get more" and was
accompanied by suggestion to suDSu-
tute for the faulty warrant an Indictment
by the Delaware Grand jury.
Upon reading 1t Governor tunnel I'M
mediately wired back for definite infor-
nation. Pursuant TO Chief Lees sugges-
readily considered by Governor Budd
than either an information or complaint
the Delaware authorizes are arranging
to call a special session of the Grand
In a telegram received last evening
from Wilmington, 1t is said that EFFORTS
are Delng maze TO get the jury lO6elHcI
to meet at some day to be set during the
next two weeks, although the regular
session does not come on until November,
and that every effort and influence Will
be exerted to get Mrs. Botkin into the
Delaware jurisdiction for trial
In an interview with The Calls Della
ware correspondent, Secretary of State
Hughes takes occasion to criticize Gov
ernOr Budd's knowledge of the law regu-
lating extradition. He said: I've have
honored a great number of extraditions
in this department within my experience,
but the most complete contained nothing
more than the second installment of papers
which we prepared for Governor Budd.
So far as averring that Mrs. Deane was
human being, as required by Governor
Budd, the indictment, will, Of course, set
exhaustive phraseoiogy That Mrs;
Deane, the senior of the two murdered
women came to a horrible death by poi
soned candy sent to her through the
malls, and that she certainly was hui
man being Of this State"
Chief Lees stated yesterday that he had
discovered an opinion that Governor
nothing else than grant extradition when
requested to. Governor Budd,' said
Chief Lees, cannot refuse to grant this
warrant If he does his action is arbi-
trary and he can be compelled to act by
the Supreme Court. / will not say that
we will resort to the Supreme Court. but
want to tell you that I have started
be bluffed out. If there Is a law in the
land to do it I am going to get this
woman back to Delaware for trial.
This morning Judge Cook will hear an
application for writ or habeas corpus
on behalf of the prisoner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
Coursing at Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Sept 1s.-Coursing at
Agricultural Park to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
In the offs Lirio beat Springfield; stape
Munton tDego) beat Doncaster Kitty Scott
beat Gypsy; Lady Wallace beat Matinee;
Fleetwood beat May Day; Home Rule beat Sir
Jasper; Orpheum Prince beat Juanita; Crow
Dog beat Don Orsini Queen ] beat Little
Brown jug; Orpheum Lass beat Elsinore
Beauty beat Romeo; Rosewood beat Black
Diamond; Lady Agnes beat Reliance; Ormonde
beat Fannie; Amorita beat Benerino; Lille B
beat Little Dick.
In the first ties Lrio beat Stape Munton;
Kitty Scott beat Lady Wallace; Fleetwood
beat Home Rule; Orpheum Prince beat Crow:
Orpheum Lass beat Queen j. Rosewood beat
Beauty; Lille beat Lady Agnes; Amorita
beat Ormonde
In the second ties Kitty Scott beat Lirio,
Orpheum Prince beat Fleetwood; Orpheum Lass
beat Lille b Amorta beat Rosewood.
In the third ties Kitty Scott beat Orpheum
Prince: Orpheum Lass beat Amorita.
In the finals Orpheum Lass first, Kitty
Scott second Amorita third.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
BE Came From Marysville.

Frank Goss, an unsophisticated young
man from Marysville, got into the Dewey
saloon, 80 Third street, yesterday morning,
where he met A. L. Dix. a member of the
Kansas regiment. They had several
drinks together and then they threw
dice with Arthur E.. Hiett.. the barten-
for the trio. Goss lost and paid 81 IS for
the breakfast. After leaving the restau-
rant he became helpless, and when he re-
covered his senses he was in a rear room
in the saloon with his pockets empty He
claims to have lost over $40. Hiett and
Dix were arrested and booked at the City
Prison on charge of grand larceny.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco
Call, corner Of Market and Third streets. open
until IL O. clock every night In the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-5N Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock.
Ss7 Hayes street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
62l McAllister street: open until $3.50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street; open until $3.50 o'clock.
1941 Mission street; open until 10 o'clock.
2261 Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until o'clock.
LOG Eleventh street; open until o'clock
2626 Mission street; open until o'clock.
NV. corner of Twenty-second and Kentucky
streets; open until o'clock
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
THEY SHOWED FIGHT.
The Police Have a Lively Time in
House on Harrison Street.

Mike Brogan. Edward Savage, William
Savage and Mrs. Sarah Savage engaged
in a row in a house at 112S1h Harrison
street yesterday, and when the police at
tempted to arrest them they showed fight.
Brogan drew razor, but was promptly
knocked down by one of the officers
One of the Savages was armed with a
long knife, but before he had chance to
use 1t he was also rendered harmless
AT the City Prison the men were
charged with carrying concealed weapons
and disturbing the peace, and the woman
with disturbing the peace
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19

way to Honolulu. Rumor has it that the
trim gunboat is heading direct to Samoa
to take up her station at Apia. Since
the death of Malietoa it is said an In
surrection is feared
The British ship Pericles, one of the
famous Aberdeen clippers, arrived IN
port on Saturday night from Sydney,
making the fastest run of the season.
Captain Philip brought the stanch flyer
over the distance in f1fty-three days. In
seasons past he has gone the distance IN
less time. Captain Philip is one of the
oldest and best known sailors plying be-
tween this city and foreign ports.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
SAILED FOR MANILA.
The Condor Leaves for the Philip.
pines With Supplies for the
American Forces

The steamship Condor started on her
long voyage to Manila yesterday morn
ing laden with supplies, provisions for
Admiral Dewey's fleet. The Condor
passed through the Golden Gate at an
early hour, and like the u. s. S. Benning-
ton that preceded her, was soon enve1-
oped in the dense fog that overhung the
Pacific. The Bennington was in COM
mand Of Captain Taussig and is on her
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
Shot in the Foot.

Willie Hampshire, aged ten years, living
at 230 First street, was accidentally shot
in the right foot yesterday by some boys
who were shooting at flock of birds
near the Cliff House. The injured boy
was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where the wound was dressed by Doctors
Wymore and Graves
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
Commissioner Gunst Coming Home

Police Commissioner Nose Gunst leaves
New York to-day for home. He will stop
in Chicago on his way for day or so and
will arrive here on next Saturday even
ing. He brings with him many new ideas
of police discipline.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
Lurlino Salt Water Baths.

Bush and Larkin SITS. Swimming Russian. hot
and cold tub baths. Salt water direct from ocean.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.


r Newmark, Berkeley is w Allen, Cal
F e Palmer, Or w Moore. Los Ang
Hathena, Sacto E Hughes. Los Ang
w Baker S Diego ~ Lean, Ariz
W Moore. Barbara L Solomon, Fresno
F Hughes Los Ang Jarvis. Seattle
Mrs Graves &fm. Wash Mr. Holmes, Chicago
] w Dean. Ariz Mrs Holmes, Chicago
w James. Seattle Gobe, Los Ang
P BerthoIf. Seattle y Poscholy & W. Ngls
A st George. Chicago Webster & W. Ps Rbi
Mrs Silberstein. FtAph A Ferguson Barb
H E Barker. Stockton Anderson N
Mrs c ] Barker Stktonl j r Jordan. Visaiia
Miss s Barker. Sixth F Hodapp. Martinez
r S Gable. Los Ang E F Peart Sacto
G Phillips. sacto Ia L Tibbett. Petalma
NJ Brooks. Los Ang B Boze & w, Jmestwn
w Baker. Diego lC DAILY. Vallejo
BALDWIN HOTEL
Mckee Rankin. N Geary, Chicago
Miss R Allen. N Y " e Henry, Jose
Z H dunno, s Jose J Mathern. Salinas
H Ford. Uss McArt'r F Clarke, Stockton
! Mcmahon Ges oakland stoI NV ". VafIejo
S Poiser Jr, Honolulu H H Hardness, Phila
E Dodson. Tenn BENJAMIN, Montana
w McFaggots a L Yawham, Cal
G Rashley. 8 Jose Mrs Mcdonald. Selby
Delaney, U e Wnznski Sonora
T Solomon, Fresno N G Elliott. Cal
J Ogsben, Cal E c Smith, Cal
PALACE HOTEL,
J L Herzog. N ~ P Grier. Chicago
Fletcher, Cal B French. Chicago
w Kead Jr. Stanford J R Murphy. Chicago
q Oppenheimer. Phila w A Edwards, Phila
Mrs Platter. L Ang Mrs Edwards, Phila
Miss Maddilove, L AnglS r Barton, CHM
II Edgar, China F Wilson, Pa
w c Fewey, l. Ang DR. Mcintyre, Lake
E Sweet, N Y NJ Martendaie, Tenn
Mrs Sweet. r. Warren, Tenn
F Blaisdel. Vienna M G Campbell, Tenn
Mrs Blaisdell. Vienna H Buck. Hongkong
G Seymore, tB Benjamin. L Ang
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Walters. ChicagolC B Danelson, Chico
G Nauman, S Jose F Ping Modesto
B Pietre, Petaluma w Cough Angels
w II Reed, Fresno Mitchell, Lathrop
N Finkelstein. L Ang 10 Barring, Placerville
A Ryan, Calistoga ] D Sterling Jackson
A Brown, Stockton M F Matson, S Rafael
Miss NJ Jarvis, Stkn j Royce, Seattle
Miss l. Jarvis, Vallejo L Harrison, Seattle
T Fay, Monterey p A Sutton, Seattle
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
A MUNICIPAL PROTEST
Against the Work of the Mexican Engi-
neers OH the South Side Of the River.

Against Cu0 WOrk O1 Cn0 McXlCdu Gu&l.
neers OIL the South Side Of the River.
The city council met last night with
ONLY Alderman Coldwe absent Twen-
ty-h. minutes were burned up by the
clerk in dallying over ''the minu' es OF
the previous meeting" land then the
council was ready for business. The
clerk read the January report OF the
assessor and collector, accounting for
S4O2 OF. Referred to the taxation COM
mittee.
Mr.. Scott presented the January re-
port of the chief of police, already re-
ported in the HERALD. Accepted
On Mr.. Scott's recomme ndatiOn the
chief was allowed SIS month for
maintenance of horse and buggy, as
he is frequently called to distant parts
of the city, and ''shanks mare is often
q tedious and Improbable mode of To-
comOtion.
Mr.. Clifford for the special commit
tee app tinted to look into the Dieter
| two-establiehmept matter. asked for
| further time in which tn wrastle with
this difficult problem. He said he had
not been able to find any door between
| the two places "a yet Then Mr.
Whitmore got off q real cruel thing
asking if Mr.. Clifford was sober at the
time.
On Mr.. Del Buono's recommendation
the clerks report Of building permits
was approved.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
The Dead Baron.

Chief Lockh srt received this morn
ing q message from City Marshal F. p.
Wilson, of Riverside, Cal, directing
that the remains of the late Baron
Harden Hickey be embalmed and ship
ped tt San Francisco Gre of Mrs. E.
c. Hickey who is supposed to be the
mother of the deceased. The effects
Riverside. The shipments as desired
were to Do made today.
Further clippings from the San
mans effec.s, show that Hickey
after giving up his proposed conquest
of the island of Trinidad, medits,ed
securing control of other landed pro-
perties. Justice Brideers held an in
quest a over as the body Z. last -. even
case Of suicide. The undertaken
thinks death came more Immediately
from chlorsl hydrate although the de-
ceased undoubtedly was add cted to the
use of morphine. In Hickey trunk
was Q letter from the baroness at Santa
MONICA Begging him to 'sRive up your
bea.tly choral habit. or I'll never
write to you again." There was also
found telegram to the dec assd care
Mexico, stating, Hope to hear from
you in San Francisco, love, Aunir. ="
The marriage license cf the baron
and baroness was found showing that
the cermonv occurred in New York,
March II, 1891, by Rev DR.. John Hal,
pastor of the F fth avenue Presby Ell
an church. The bride was Annie
Harper Flaeer. A small tin box on
being opened in the evening, was found
to contain costly jewels and emblems
of oya. ord +, at had been confer
red on the distinguished Frenchman.
one is fine golden cross studded with
precious stones. The dead mans
clothing was of the most
elegant description, SO that his re-
mains are srrayed in the FL est of ap-
parel. The tragic death is the talk OF
the town, and the sensational papers
about the country will make the most
of it
The baron was fine looking man, a
typical looking Frenchmsn In fact, and
Of such Intellectual attsirment and re-
finement Of manner that had he chosen
a different course in life, he would
have been and ornament and Of great
value to the cOmmunitv,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
Consult free DR.. Re-
gister about the New
Cure for Consumption.
Bronchitis g. Catarrh.
Prudential Block.
League Entertainment

The Epworth league of Trinity NJ
E church south cave very erjoys BILE
enter ainment last tvening at the re-
sidence of Millard Patterson, 29S Mis-.
souri, street. Nearly one hunor red
young people ga hered here. end We re
highly pleased with tie followi' pro.
gram:
Pia solo, Yu'etide Bells, by Nj q
Win so; readi e, G.. ndma, by lit. e
Miss McC Ii" to k; reading, loan OAR :,
by Miss Lat Ne re ding, Little Girls
View of Life 10 Hot |, by Miss Pearl
Penuiman; piano and mandolin duet.
by Miss s Fewell and Windsor; road
ing. Dead, Name Unknown, by Miss
Bessie Mitchell; reading. Laska, by
Miss Marvin: piano solo, by Miss Mar
guerite Buck er; reading, the B oboliuk,
by Miss Fl rr sou.
The literary exercises were fo'!or
ed by refresn ments consisting of cho-
colo'e, crffee ssLdw hes, pick 'es,
cakes etc. The credit Of prepari g
this enjoyable ente tsinmept given
to Miss Byrd M. Clfp took.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
Narrow ESCAPE.

A miscreant fred into the bedroom
Of Proprietor Frank Carr, of the Della
ware houee last night about 10 O'Clock,
and that too while Mr.. Carr and family
we're seated therein.
It sc ems that two strangers entered
the alley near the bedroom window tc
commit a nuisance, and their a tention
was called by Mr.. Carr to the fact tina,
hey were in view of his wife One OF
the fellows answered by pulling his
gun and sending q bullet through the
bedroom.
After half an hours search
of the saloons and other suspected
places by the police, MAJ named
Chav Robinson wss seen staggering
along the street drunk, and was identi-
fed by Mr.. Carr as the shootist. Ro
bipson was are sted and locked up. a
45 Colts was fouod on him with three
cartridges emptied, hut he was too
drunk to make any explanation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
A Rare Chance,

Having exclusive sale of one OF the
leading a. d most complete and I'D TO
date typewriters on toe market THE
Blickensderfer) Goins the WORK of .nv
S10O 90 machine and selling for S35. 90.
[ d. s re tn make arrangements with a
responsible party for the handling of
this machine in Ell Paso and New Mex
leo $4,000 machines sold in 1897. In
dGrsed BIZ one hundred business Collie.
ees. Western Union and Postal C, m
paniss and the Government U. S. A.
Give re 'erence aud former occupation
7. w. RUSSELL, Mgr.
Dallas Texas
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11

as, that an earnest protest against
said works is hereby made, aud
Second, That copy of this pream-
to the proper author ties of the city of
Juarez. and, also a copy hereby be de-
livere d to the acting Representative. OF
the United States government of said
boundary commission, and
Third, That the mayor is hereby
aut boriZed to communicate all facts ia
these premises to the United States
boundary comm ssiOn.
The resolution was adopted.
The mayor reported satisfactory pro
gre IS in securing deeds for right Of
way for the proposed levee, and the
cOurcil adjourned until Saturday a.
7 80 to canvass the returcs of the sohoo
election and decide on the tax levy.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
Excursion Notice.

Sierra Madre excursion to Sabipal
on &C cunt of the g-end q eta and car.
n,val ich opens at Sabinal on the
Goth inst. and continues through the
9th inst. The Ri" Grande Sierra Ma
Dire & Pacific road will sell at all sta
tions ON the 10Th to 9th ipsts. H.
elusive, excurSiors tickets to Sabir al
at one and one,half 'ares for the round
trip. Final limit for eturn on March
2. For further information call On
ticket agents OF the conn any, or on j.
r. Logan, general traffic agent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
In WOmen's CT. theS.

A man of short stature giving the
name of Charles Be ge was arrested in
woman's clothes at the S. P. depot las,
night by Officer Schmidt. Beree had
arrived by the he'a'ed G. II. ain, and
said from Uvalde. He was taken to tbe
rolice station where be was extricated
from his disguise, ard appeared q tr he
off his base. He claimed to have don
red this attire because some crank
had threatened to kill him, and he lid
this to escape. Rerge was locke1 up :
til the Uvalde authorities could be
heard. from.
Charles Berge was released by the
police this morning. As there was really
nothing against him beyond his mas
Querade.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
iUCAL AND GENERAL.

hot cakes at Smiths Creamery.
Ell tasO Steam Laundry, Telephone
No. Al.
O'Brien Coal Co., sell pitch, paper,
lime, cement, plaster, ETC..
Pitch, paper, plaster and lime. FL
Paso Fuel Co. Phone Ito.
Ask for "EL PASO TRANSFER. >.
the best 5 Cent GIG AR on the mark. t.
The best Mexican and Havana cigars
are made by the Ell Paso Cigar Mig.
Co.
Stoves of all kinds for hard and
soft Coal.
MOMSEN & ThoRNE.
Payne-Badger Coal company, Nc
Alester, CerriliOs and anthr acite coal.
cord and stove wood, yard Second a. d
chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL.
The Evidence in the case proves
Sarsap rilla cures rheum ttism d ysp. ~
STA, cstarrh. that tired fe ling scr,fuia
salt rheum, boils, humors and all blood
disc ases.
Hoods ellis are prompt, efficient.
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate. 25c.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11
! XM% Ax9 {
%S~m4A&s

j. G. Paul has gone to Santa Rosa
liz.
James Copeland of Leadville is in
town.
Mrs. M. r Grayson of San Francisco
is in the city.
Revs. Morrison and Huggett went
north this morning.
T. E. Oliver, special land agent of
the Santa Fe at Albuquerque, il in
town tod ay.
L. H.rHne, Rock Island, Ills, pro-
minent citizen, is visiting in Ju.rez
with his friend, ex-Consul Buford.
G. B. Thomas and wife, Of Topeka,
are in this city to spend the late whit err
and early spring weather that 10 90
trying up nor tb.
Jemes Allan, of New York, a proper
ty owner here, and A. H. Law ton, an
authority on sign painting in the big
metropolis. are in town after q pleasant
trip through Mexico.
c. J. White. a travelling man, fell IN.
der Santa Fe Pacific in near Hol-
brook the other day while waving
adj u to fried, anu MAS run over
He died within two hours from his in.
juries.
Miss Edith Morris is visiting with
her friend Mrs. B. F. Hammett at the
Piersou. Miss Morris is q prompieu,
society lady in ST. Louis, and is max.
ing many friends here.
President Ripley's private car ar
rived this morning over the Santa F.
| en- route to ARuascalientes and Tampict
| with General Laud Agent E. Frost
wife and two daughters, from Topeka
and Gold Frost and wife of Minneapolis
G. 81. Ki-tler writes that he will b.
back in Ell Paso in few days after Al
| extended trip through Arizona and
California. He says he had been sam
ping life and the weather in Califor
| MIA, Los Angeles and Phoenix, and il
returning TO Ell Paso, the land OF pro
| mise, more cont med than ever, to bt
known as one OF its favored citizeIs.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-11

Yesterdays G. 81. was over four
hours late because of delay incident on
a lreght's being off he track on the
Houston division. The Limited which
ar ived on time, was held TO make COZ
nertiUns, SO that The Chicago people
were aole to make trip across the
river, and see both Juar ez and Ell Paso.