El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-12
PERSONALS.

T. G.. Tillotson left the city yester-
day on business at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
Antonio Joseph and G. A. Richardson
went north yesterday on the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harwold are in the
city from Chihuahua, visiting the FAM
lily of B. Blumenthal.
Dan Calvin, an E. P. q N. E. track
foreman, stationed 35 miles up the line
from here, was in the city for while
| Sunday.
Harry Alexander commercial agent
OF the Northeastern, was passenger
| this morning on the Santa Fe for AL
buquerque.
Mrs. A. P. Shumaker arrived from
Mexico City last evening and left to:
day on the T. P. this afternoon to visit
in Minneapolis.
Lawrence LapOint, a bright young
business man of Morenci, Ariz., passed
through the city to Las Cruces on q
visit to his parents.
Lamar Davis and Edgar Fewel were
among the departures on the T. p to-
day for Bryan, Texas, where they go to
attend the A. & M. cole ge.
Miss Florence Thornton, one of the
high school teachers, who has been de-
tained from the city on account of ILL
ness, has returned and resumed her
work today.
II. X. NickersOn, general manager
OF the Central, returned this morning
from Albuquerque and left on the
afternoon train for the City of Mexico.
j. L. Bickworth, purchasing agent
for the Northeastern, went yesterday
to Albuquerque On the Santa Fe. to
meet Mrs. Bickworth and daughters.
who are returning from California and
Colorado.
Messrs. Sierra, Taylor, Bridgers,
and Powell returned from hunting
trip to the vicinity of San Elizario yes
terday and report good success. They
INDUCED in duck supper last evening
as a result of the trip.
Mrs. j. L. Wintemute, who has been
under treatment with DIR. Wegefarth,
is so greatly improved that she expects
to return to her home in Socorro, N
NJ. shortly When she came here she
was unable to walk on account of q
nervous aff1iction.
Hon. F. E. Olney, formerly mayor of
Las Vegas, N. M. accompanied by Ju-
Illus bramowsky, also of hat city, was
in town yesterday. The former re-
turned to the meadow City, while
the latter extended his trip to the
City of Mexico.
John H. Riley, the well known cat
oloiap; oTTl'eu Ou Iuc OhntH re LnlS
morning from Colorado Springs. He
recently closed large cattle deal with
Charles Armijo of Las Cruces, pur-
chasing all the cattle owned by that
gentlemen upon his extensive ranches
in old Mexico.
Vendome: Mrs. D. S. Twitchell, Kan
sas City: W. B. Twitchell, San Pedro.
P. 81. Rhodes, Kansas City; J. l.
Maskey, LOUISVILLE: w. Sutley, Tomb:
Stone: W. w. Wicks, Mexico: J. S.
Tibets: W. G. Bradbury, Denver: A. P.
Shumaker and wife, Mexico City.
j. S. Tibbets, vice president and
general manager of the Duquesne Min
ing and Reduction Co., of Crittenden,
Ariz., with numerous interests in the
west, returned. this morning from an
having visited Pitsburg, New York
City, Niagara and other places.
Messrs. A. Hoffman, general freight
Temple, industrial agent, of the Mexi-
can Central, have been in the city.
They are just from Tampico and state
there is no yellow fever
in that city. During the hot, wet
weather in July. an attempt was ms de to
drain cess pool, into which refuse
matter had been cast, without having
first resorted to sanitary precautions
A malignant type of malarial fever,
really more fatal than yellow jack,
not contagious. followed, and was in
by hot, murky weather, but
which has entirely abated since the
of norther on the coast
Messrs. Temple and Hoffman left to-
day, in their private car, on q tour of
inspection at points in the republic
reached by the Central system.