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

full but necessary operation which may
prove to be Spain's salvation.
PERSONALS.
y Geo. King, Jr., of Guadalajara, is in
the city.
G. b. Wolfe, representing the DEN
YER Rocky Mountain News, is bere.
Judge Gate wood and family of Maria
have rooms at the Pierson and will be
in the city for several days.
W. 81. 81. Llewelyn was among the
departures on the outgoing Santa Fe
this morning for Las Cruces.
Jas. A. Murdock and wife were
among the arrivals on the limited yes
terdsy and are at the Pierson.
W. Wersmoreisnd. representing the
Denver Republican, is in town work.
Ing up Century Dictionary club.
Mr.. Maillefert. secretary Of the
Mexican Boundary commission, leaves
today for the Mexican capital for q
short trip, partly on business and part
ly on pleasure.
Morris r. Locke left over the Santa
Fe this morning for Chicago and New
York City where he goes in the inter-.
ests of the Abilene railroad OF which
he is one of the chief promoters.
Harry Davidson and wife were
among the arrivals on the Central last
night from tour through the repub-
lie and left over the Santa Fe this
morning for their home in Topeka.
Miss Oppenheimer, who for some
time past has been in the city attend
ing her sick brother at Hotel Dieu left
over the Santa Fe for Denver this
morning on the sad trip home with his
remains. He died yesterday afternoon
OF consumption.
f.. +. Estes, the genial Representa-
tive OF Krippendorf, Ditman & Co. of
Cincinnati, the largest manufacturers
OF women's shoes in the United States,
left on the Central for q trip to Mexico
City where he goes to establish their
goods.
J. A. Smith, Sr., whose many friends
call him "grsndpa" was among the
arrivals on the Santa Fe this morning
from Denver where be has been for
some time past. He was quite surpris-
ed to find such weather as We are hav-
ing here at present. He said he left
. big snow storm in Denver and
thought he was getting to q warmer
place when he got here. He said that
the cause of the delay on the morning
Santa Fe was that about $50 miles
above here freight train ran into q
snow drift and had to wait to be pulled
out.
ATHOTELS.
Grand Central: T. E. Shears, Den
YER, Colo: E. P. Estes, Cincinnati;
DR.: S. B. Gonny, Salt Lake. Utah; A.
Q. Woodruff, Salt Lake; o. G. Layton,
D. F. Cluff, B. Stewart, Thatcher,
Kansas; Ben. T. Reel, Stafford.
Center Block: J. D. Wheeler. San
Jose,' Cal; G. n. Wolfe, Pueblo, Colo,
E. Palmer. Sabinal, Mex; W. 81.
k1lpatricks Maria, Tex; Jas. Chatwin,
Penn: J. 81. Daily, Pittsburp, Pa.:Hi
Dawson and wife, Topeka, sKan.; H.
z. Sheel, Colonis Juarez, Mex: W. G.
Melville, New York.
Pierson: Mrs. A. L. Howard, New
Orleans; J. o. Connor, San Francisco;
w. G. Martin and wife, Peoria, ILL.,;
Jas. A. Murdoch and wife, City; Geo.
W. Griffin. Yoakum. Tex; w. 8.
Smallwood, City; Chas F. Osgood,
Hartford, Conn.,; Mrs. w. w. Panny,
8. w. Huffman, Ysleta, Tex: Ma.
Knaurr, New York; F. w. Hare.
Eddy. N. NJ; G. M. Ander wodt, Eddy,
Lindell: E. E. Townsend, Marathon.
Texas: l.. b. Bailey, Kansas City; G.
N. Miller, Fowler, Colo; Paul Meyer,
Denver; A. Stunning and wife, White
Oaks, N. NJ; L. Dueth, B. Maxwell,
All Aboard Co.; w. II. CLANCY, San
Angelo, Texas; o. D. Curney, Chihua-
lua, Mexico; ]. E. Stevens, Tampico,
Mexico; J. N. Bickol, Mexicor W. M.
Daily, Villa Ahumada, Mexico; Robert
J. Velasquez, Guadslsiars, Mexico: B.
7. White, Victoria, N. M; r. II. Fry,
LOS Cruces, N. M; J. II. Hesk. San
Glizsrio, Texas.