El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-21
Suit On Account OF Death.

Suit On Account OF Death.
Through her attorney NJ. W. Stan.
ton, Francisco Olguin Quinones and
her nssle ersnd-daugnter have MEG
a suit against the G.. 81 and 3 A. rail-
way for SIC, 900 damages for the deatn
of The chill "a father, who WAS killed
while crossing tue company's tracks.
More Trouble.
Tae AzLalic opers troupe came In
from the City OF Mexico last uigns Dut
owing to the fact that the train would
not wait for them TO transfer their bag
gage they old not get away on the
Sants F. last nigns and ars stopping
at the Pierson today. They will coz.
riuue their way to San Francisco To-
night
UnluCky Number.
Thirteen tourists passed through
this morning over the y. +. In charge
OF Agent Z. Q. Lincoln. They are
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities and are go
Ing 10 San Francisco, Los Angeles and
other cities in California Mr.. Lin
number OF tourists from east 10 weet
from now until late In the spring.
To Abolish Expensive Offices.
Roosevelt Miller, chairman of the
board OF directors Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad comps-
ny, is authority for the statement thas
this company will declare the Offices
OF first and second vice-presidents
abolished through faction g to be
taken by its board of directors 1t lie
annual meeting tomorrow. This will
be establishing Q precedent In railroad
management Of considerable moment.
IL IL estimated that a saving OF about
$50 600 year will result from she
abolishmeuS OF these offices.
A Much Needed Reform
1t Is time that there should be some
action taken by the authorities In
regard TO the bowling mob that at
tscks visitors to our CITY upon their
stepping from the trains. The rail-
road companies have gone as far as
they can in prohibiting them from
orowdipg up TO the care but after the
passengers get out from ulder the
protection OF the railroad company
they are bounced upon and almost torn
to pieces by the mob of porters, hack
drivers, ETC. and they should be afford
ed protection from them By the police
of the CITY.
This morning q beautiful, richly
dressed young lady stepped jauntily
from the Santa Fe train and seemed as
happy ss q lar<, but within five min
utes after she stepped from the train
she pleasant look upon her face had
changed to one of fear and horror. A
half dozen rough men Of three different
nationalties were pushing their horri-
BILE mugs into her face, they were pull
Ing ~ ner arms and 10 loud yells were
each telling toe Inducements offered
by their respective hotels and transfer
companies.
The young lady fled in terror to the
waiting room but tue mob with rein
forcemen.s followed, still holding on
TO her arms and telescope. She sat
when 10 seemed that in her bewilder-
or faint, but about this time q big
determined looking negro grabbed
them one at q slime and showed her
tormentors out the door.
Il is not likely IL this young lady gets
out Of this place alive that she will risk
1sr life 10 10 again For the sake OF
the reputation of our town abroad we
SHOULD dispense with the uncivilized
scenes that always follow the arrival OF
a passenger train into the city.
An Honest Car Cleaner.
A case of honesty that should not be
passed by unnosiced happened at the
8. P. depot last evening. Mr. and Mrs.
John Perry came in on the s. P. from |
Globe, Arizona, on their way 10 White |
Oaks. They went to she Plaza hotel |
and after supper Mrs. Perry missed |
her pocketbook and said she was
almost sure that she had forgotten ft
lying on the seat In the car L. P.
Jones, the runner for the Plaza. went
down to the depot to see II he could
ind any trace OF the missing pocket
book aud found that it had been found
and WAS In the superintendent soffice.
Gemare orar, foreman OF tie car
cleaners, had found il and turned IL
over to1Mr. Borcherding, who left IL In
|he sIperintendent's Office. The
which contained e32, was
to Its owner who rewarded
Seror Porar for his honestp.
Sparks From the Engine.
Superintendent Martin of the G. h
left this morning for Benson Ariz., On
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