El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14
Neighb0r-
hood Notes.
Texas.

Texas rangers have located the $780,
600 stolen from the Wells Fargo ex-
press company at San Antonio recent
". One arrest has been made and
more are to follow.-ExchanRe.
Tom Vaughn has been taken from
the Foote house at Mckinney to his
home eight miles out in the country.
He was the last of the victims of the
East Fork wreck to recover cuff ciently
to be removed. It was miraculous
that there were no fatalities. All the
Sherman parties injured are getting
along very nicely.-Sherman Regis
3er.
Constable Creed Porter of Pottsboro
as in the city today. A day or two
since, he states, he arrested q we'll
known citizen of that section, q man
who has always stood well in the
ing wood from public school near
Pottsboro. The case will come up for
trial in a day or two. The matter has
attracted more than passing attention.
Sherman Register.
A. r. Hall, formerly q citizen of this
place, but for the past two years resid-
ed by his sons. Mr.. Hall, who is sup
RENE vice president of the National
Reserve association, has been appoint
ed the lecturer of that organization and
will make his headquarters in Kansas
City. His first field of labor will be In
Salt Lake, Utah.-Fort Worth Morn
ing Register.
The streams in the country have not
been raised to amount to anything by
the late rains, but the ground is in fine
condition. The farmers were begin
ming to need rain, and the water which
has fallen in the last few days has been
a boon to them. Stock ponds have
been replenished, and so much mois-
ture put in the ground that it is likely
that it will last for some time to come.
-Denison Herald.
Howard Kelley of Minneapolis.
Mimi, arrived in the city Saturday af-
ternoon. Mr.. Kelley and Miss Cora
Lingo will be married at St. Luke g
church. this city, Wednesday even
ing and on Thursday morning they
will leave for the north in Mr.. Kel-
ley's private car No. 81, of the Min
neapolis & St. Paul, which arrived In
this city this afternoon on Katy train
No. 1.-Denison Herald.
Mrs. L. B. Wilson and family will
move to New Orleans next week TO
mike their future home. Last even
ing the Athena mandolin and guitar
club called at the home of Mrs. Wilson
and played several selections. Major
Putnam. Mrs. Wilson's father, has q
very fine photograph and the mandolin
and guitar club played q number of
pieces which were taken on the phono-
graph rollers and when played in their
New Orleans home will bring pleasant
recollection of Sherman. The Athens
il one of the best musical clubs in Sher'
man. Mr.. Tom Collins is the manager
and Mr.. Walter Lyon director Sher
man Democrat.
Nothing which has occurred In Sher.
man in years has caused . more gem
eral regret than did the news of the
eadly pathetic death of Mrs. Clara
Hanson. wife of Nick Hanson of COZ
east Pacific street Sunday, says the
Register. About 7:30 O'Clock Sunday
morning when Mr.. Hanson q woke he
was Mortified TO find his wife dead and
hemp cord, or small rope
which encircled her neck, in which
it had made q deep and discolored In
denture, evidently sufficient to shut of
breath. The other end of the looped
rope was fastened to the post of the
bed in which Mr.. Hanson had beer
sleeping all night. Mrs. Hanson had
not removed her clothing and was full
ly dressed, 80 it is in possible to judge
just when the affair had taken place
She bad suffered terribly from neu
ralgia and it is believed her mind VA
affected.