El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-23

busy shaking hands with his many
friends.
Miss Emma Boulet left today on the
G. n. for the east. Miss Boulet hal
been on an extended trip through Mex
ico and visited friends in Torreon for
some time.
B. F. Hammett left over the T. P.
this afternoon for Roswell, N. M. He
will return on Tuesday next to attend
the citizens meeting to be held in the
offices of Leigh Clark.
Mrs. Charles Hunt, accompanied by
her father John p. Casey. returned
from Las Cruces this morning. Mrs.
Hunt will leave over the Mexican Cen
trail, this afternoon for her home In
chihuahua.
Chas. johnson of Kansas City, who
has been here for some time past for
the benefit of his heslth, left for Pho.
enix, Arizona, where he expects to
Ell Paso. has been visited by very
several weather of late.
Superintendent Greig, of the White
Oaks road returned from the front last
night. Mr.. GreiR says that game In
that within two miles OF La Luz, on q
hunting trip, he killed, nine turkeys,
two mountain lions and two wolves.
Deputy U. S. Internal Revenue Col
lector Bovee returned yesterday even
ing from an eight day trip looking az
ter government affairs along the line of
the G. II. & S. A. During his absence
he visited Maria, Fort Davis, Alpine.
Marathon, Sanderson and Del Rio. He
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delayed trains and no chair cars and
expensive sleepers.
i Captain A. B. Smith, wife and
daughter, went on the Santa Fe
to their home sin Los Angeles, Cal.
Captain Smith up to the time of his re-
tirement some months ago was in COM
mand of the United States cruiser
Raleigh, and participated in the fight
at Manila Bay, with Admiral Dewey.
Captain Smith has been on an ex-
tended trip through Mexico, in the
interests of the United States govern
ment.
A member of distinguished people
arrived in this city by yesterdays I. &
Hon. Hosea Townsend, U. S. Judge,
Indian Territory wife and daughter,
Campbell wife and daughter, Miss
Rachael A. Campbell, and Mrs. w. A.
Led better, all of Ardmore, Indian
Territory. They left by yesterday
evenings Mexican Central, for the
City of Mexico. Another of the distin-
guished arrivals was General Amass
Cobb of Lincoln Nebraska. He Ia q vet
ersn of the Mexican war and was
during the civil war. He was
brevetted brigadier general by Pres
ident johnson for meritorious SER
vices in the field. In civil life hi
career has been equally brilliant and
useful to his country. He has
been speaker of the Wisconsin legis-
lature; member of congress for four
terms from that state, and chief JUS
tice of the state of Nebraska. The
general is en- route to Yuma, but will
in the near future return to Ell Paso
to visit with an old friend.
AT HOTELS.
bus, Ohio: B. E. Lane and child, Las
Cruces, N. M: b. S. Freihube, Mil
wsukee, Wis; Sam Geek. Dona Ana,
New Mexico.
Lindell: A.. j. Mcclure, N. M;
B. Purcell, Ysleta; Chas. F. Moss, Tue
son; John w. Van, Kerrville; J.C.
Hudson, Ysleta; E. Mascot. Las We
gas; Emil .Colliander, Mexico; D. R.
Harkey, Eddy, N. M; Mrs. E. G..
Chihuahus; P. J. Hamilton,
Mex; S. J. Dryer, Mexico; Hugo J.
and Richard Azcarate, Las
Cruces.
Pierson: w. 8. Stephen, Kansas
City; Charles M. Clobley, St. Louis; J.
w. Voris, Globe, Arizona; A. Co BIB,
Lincoln, Neb; William Niven, New
York, N. Y; Mrs. J. F. Harvey, Den
yer Col, Frank Cox, Arizona: E. w.
and wife, Arizona; ]. D.
Conner, San Francisco; G.. E. Wood,
Washington, D. Z. Mrs. II. F. Hub
bard, Stockton, Miss E. F. Hubbard,
Stockton, Mrs. Neel and two children.
Los Angeles.
Grand Central: E. Stein, Keokuk,
Iowa; L. W. Cole, New York; F. n.
Land, Boston; Matt Robertson, ST.
Joe; A. 81. Wilson, Phila; Geo. B.
Ross, New York; w. G. Farley, Den
yer, Col; F. M. Street, Denver, COL;
Mrs. J. B. Burke, San Marcial; Mrs.
Chas. Hunt, Cnihuahua; w. d. Mess
man, and Geo. W. Messman, Mesilla
Park; n. J. Street, Denver; q. J.
Parker, Dubuque, Iowa; Ella Burns,
w. w. Mallette, Binghamp-
ton; 81. Fl. Hinkle, Kansas City; F. D.
Marshall and wife. Albuquerque.