El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-15

CARNIVAL TO BE ADVERTISED.
Passenger Agent J. A SpeIlicy. OF the
Southern Pacific in this city. has re-
reived a telegram from S. r. b. Morse,
Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager
Of the G. H. and S. 4. at Houston. ask
ing for full particulars about the III
Paso Midwinter Carnival that he may
advertise il in the east as well as
throughout the whole country traVers-
ed by mis- line
Mr.. SpeIIicy is working on the mat
ter today and will forward the infor-
nation tonight to Houston.
TOURIST AGENT RUSH.
Frank c. Rush passed through this
morning having in charge n tourist car
from Cincinnati containing fourteen
peopIe Frank is well known in FL
Paso he being the man who organized
q company of Chicago capitalists for
the purpose OF putting an electric
street railway in FL Paso. He was a
tourist agent at the time he conceived
the idea OF organizing tho company.
The company has dissolved, Frank
bubble is busted and he is again tour
JSt agent. but FL Paso thinks just as
much of him as ever. for his intentions
we're good and il is not his fault that
q Chicago company is not running cleo
trio cars through the streets Of FL
Psso.
BAGGAGE IN MEXICO
The department of communications
Of the Mexican government has just is
sued some very important rules at to
what constitutes baggage. Since the
new railroad law went into effect last
Jear. the various railroad companies
have had some trouble with the bag
gage proposition. as there was no clear
definition as to what was to be received
rs baggage The government has now
decided the matter by forwarding to
the railroad companies a communica-
rion in which the various articles
which may be received as baggage are
described. Among the articles are
trunks. valises bundles of clothing for
the passengers personal use. baskets OF
food for same. invalid chairs, working
mems tool boxes. steamer chairs, min
ers' kits. bicycles. baby carriages. en-
<ineering instruments and tripods and
photographic instruments and tripods.
ABOUT TO FORGET HIS BILL.
a man who registered at the St
Charles. caused a little stir at the S. p.
depot this morning by attempting to
Leave town on the S. p. passenger train
without settling his bill at the St
Charles.
The prOprietress sent her porter up
TO the depot to tell Officer Rayner to
arrest him and the officer told the por-
ter that he would have to go and get
warrant before he could arrest the
rian. The boardbill jumper saw the
porter talking to- the officer and IL re-
minded him that he hadn't paid his
bill, so he went back and settled with
the lady. However he did not pay for
-T,f bod te1 nd
turned over to Constable Bendy and
the constable was told to go and hold
him till he paid up. but Bendy never
showed up before the train left and
the man got away. He had been at the
St Charles about two weeks.
BARON Won FREDERICK HERE.
Ernest Won Frederick. who ii is said
has 4 right to the title of baron, went
west on the 5. p. this morning. He
has been at work as a freight clerk for
the Mexican Central at the capitol city
for the past four months. but has now
a similar position at GuyamaS with the
Sonora road and is on his way to that
place TO accept the position. Won
Frederick is well known in Ell Paso.
having held a desk in the G.. H. local
freight house in this city for four years
previous to his going to Mexico He
xxys that R 3. Isaac with whose SEN
x1tionaI elopement from this city Won
frederick was connected. is doing well
in the City of Mexico.
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE.
Taylor Newell. a blacksmith helper
N the T. p. shops is taking a few
lays rest.
Swftchman ID. 7. Banta. who laid OF
two days on account of being sick re-
turned to his work in the T. p. yards
yesterday.
Fireman Wilson. of Big Springs,
came in from that place where he
works on the T. p. and fired out on
80 last night.
o. NJ. Tally. formerly a Pullman
conductor on the Mexican Central road.
has retired from railroad life and has
Bought the Orndorff bar.
The l. p. received from the s. p.
yesterday thirteen cars for California
oranges and today it received eight
cars. They are for eastern markets.
Brakeman Sains of the T. p, who
hzs been filling a vacancy in the yards !
Of the company at Toyah. for the past !
eight or ten days. will arrive home on !
Tie passenger train tonight.
81 w wambaugh. chief engineer for |
the Phelps. Dodge * Co. railroads. left |
On The p this morning for Bisbee |
sfter a short visit with his family in |
this city.
switch engine 10. of the T. p. is just |
oaf of the shops where it has been TO |
receive a general oyerhauling. II re- |
csiyed a new crown sheet and an en- |
tire new set of flues. II is at work in |
the yards and shines like a new one
Three sea lions which were being |