El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-06
VOL. XIX, NO. Sc.

len left over the Santa Fs this morning
for New York.
j. o. Rudson OF San Francisco wen
to Kansas City yesterday.
Oscar A. Nullinger left for ARuss
Calientes yesterday, where he IL en-
gagged in mining.
The many friends of Judge WallHce
will be pleased to learn that he is able
to be about again.
Mrs. E. J. Hatcher, Geo. Hatcher,
and L. L. Dale, left for Los Angeles to-
day over the Santa Fe.
| T. W. Gray, OF the w. G. Walz Co.
10 this city, went to Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday ever the T. & p.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Talbot returned this
morning from Berins from 4 short Wis
it to Mrs. Talbot's parents.
| ]. E. Edmoudson and D. Edmoudson
of Tacoma, Washington, left for St.
Louis today over the L. & P.
! J. E. Gaynie, Chinese inspector, went
through with fourteen deported China
men bound for San Francisco.
William King, of Anthony, brought
two carloads of wood down this morn
ing which he has already sold.
Mr.. Welles, general superintendent
Vi GaS odldoO COSl AOlOo, WSnU ~ tuS
White Oaks route this morning.
Miss Belle Moore, who has been iii
at Hotel Dieu, is doing well. and will
be able to see her friends on Wednes-
day.
A. K. Peterson representing the
large importing house of Abe Mayer,
New Orleans, at the Grand Central
house.
Bishop G. c. McCabe accompanied
the Eddy Brothers to Alamogordo this
morning in their private car Paso Del
Norte.
Ellsworth Ingles, special attorney
for the government, went to Pecns yes
terdsy in defense Of ths Indian depre-
datiou claims.
Ed G. Piper, who has been in Silver
City q month, has about recovered
from the fever he contracted during
the Cuban campaign.
Messrs McNaughton and MahOney,
both of the HERALD. returned from
San Marcial this morning after a very
successful business trip.
Mr.. E. G. Wuerple. manager of the
Wells Fargo Express ompany at Tor
reon, Mexico, went TO Abilene, Texas,
yesterday over the T. & z.
. oduDuFu, general
of the Chicago and North Western,
cane in last night from Mexico in lis
private car enroute to Chicago.
G. c. Hodges, Chicago Record cor
respondent, came in from San Antonio
q few days age and left for the coast
this morning over the Santa Fe.
The why Smith Left Home" com
pany came in yesterday and will take
rest until their engagement at Myers
opera house Wednesday night.
Fred Brewer, who is connected with
the smelter on the other side, was ar
rested in Jusrez yesterday, for fig b ting,
and is in jail over there pending ex-
amin alton.
Mr.. Pierce, the big merchant OF Ala
mogordo, and F. r. Davidson, superin-
tendent OF the big mill at the noun
tain and plain city, were passengers
home this morning.
S. B. Monroe, president of the
Globeville National bank of Wisconsin,
came up from Mexico last night and
went to Los Angeles this morning
over the Santa Fe.
Ed. Scanlsn, foreman for Good &
Co., went up the North eastern this
morning to the Jarillas with large
force of men to lay the track from the
station to the mines.
Mr.. Holt, q banker from Newtown,
Missouri, who is out looking for loca.
tion in the banking business, spent
some days last week in AlamogOrdo
and was favorably impressed with the
little city for his business.
The following volunteers who were
discharged some time ago left over the
Santa Fe for Hopkinsville, Ky yester-
day morning: r. L. Parsons, T. E.
Lackey, E. P. Long, L. R. Long,
Charles Jones, Albert Jones, w. E.
Smith, P. E. Harris, T. E. Smith, and
J. 1. Harris.
Miss Bessie Olshausen sustsined q
trying accident yesterday. She was
hOr seback riding with q party of nine
or ten when her horse became fright
ened on South Ell PasO street and threw
her violently to the ground. Aside
from few bruises and scratc hes and
good scare she escaped witho Ut injury.
The friends of Mrs. e. FL. Loorny
will be glad to learn that she is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Mary K. Sharpe,
and aunt, Mrs. Annie Hayes, at Fort
Bliss. Mrs. Loorny is an accomplish
ed lady. She was reared in San An
Her husband Ed. II. Loorny, Is
rising young railroad man of Temple.
Jesse Hittson, of Abilene, Texas,
whom the HERALD spoke OF as in Ell
Paso on his way to Mexico to bring
out some cattle. was at Alsmogordo
last week looking out a route to drive
his drove of 5000 head of cattle from
there to Amarillo, he having contract
ed with the Ell Paso and North eastern,
to take them from there to Alamo
gordo.