El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-20
Te Discontinue Service

Soufn ern Pacific Office Saturday
ahas sns Corpus Christi and Galveston
Steamship line will discontinu theil
service between Galveston and Brazot
at ef psem. err 18th.
Delayed By Washout.
Tss 6. Il. passenger due to arrive IL
q Pas0 at TAO q. m. did not arrive
antsl Eesrly p. m. yesterday. The re
wa5 acosher washout on the line be-
tween Marathon and Raymond whic b
cznszs shis delay.
pelsosed BY Tie Preparation
Trs soaked with q solution to keep
ahezn from rotting have seriously
poisnaed some section hands on the
Salt Lake d Los Angeles railroad.
Their faces and hands were terribly
swollen and this was accompanied by
an isehing that nearly drove them wild.
The symptoms were similar to those OF
poisoning by poison ivy. The ties were
prspsrea by Portland, Ore. concern
and ahs proprietors have been called
upop for an explain alton. The chemical
nsea IN the treatment of the ties was
hvszxrious csrbolineum.
The norenci and Southern.
HIP Woodmaneee returned yesser-
RAy fra1 Morenci, Ariz., whore he
went recently with about seventy
railroad. He has come now to get
blscksxaish, q construction foreman and
y cook 10 take to the same place.
Mr.. Woodnsnsee says that the Mo-
1enei * South ern has four loops instead
OF two rs he told Link and PM be
lore sna that three of them occur with
70 nile. BE says the road goes
eizhassn miles to get ten. Work on
abe Frzd Ii progressing as nicely as
ronIa be expected.
He Is Very Much Alive.
FL Reush, the G. II. fireman who
Ind Ass leg shattered by jumping from
. wrecked train on the 7th
nls., - In this city today on his way
hozne from the hospital at San Anto-
3oric. He IL able to walk On crutches |
but says his leg pains him considerably |
yss He says he has heard several
1ines that he Is dead but that he Is
NOS Esd wants his friends to understand |
that rs Ia still very much alive. he
Ayes 1t 8arlham. N, NJ, and will go |
says sAas Charley Kindig, the engineer |
~hD eas hurt in the same wreck, has !
bepn DOT of the hospital some time and |
70 q Del Rio fishing.
II paso Business Mems Opportun-
ny.
General Traffic Agent Logan of the
Sferra Madre line states that the fare |
70 tee agricultural exposition to be
held at Colonia Juarez on the 10Th and
aaexh 81 this month has been finally |
decided upon to be Sl2 so (Mexican |
earrsBs5a for the round trip from
Trksss will be on sale August q and
p with final limit for return Sept. l.
I ne stage rate from Cssas Graodes to
Calonia Jparez has been set by George
Haxes, the Mormon stage line man
sgsr, At 81 90 Mex for the round trip.
The lair viii give Ell Paso merchants
Al s1ca4lent opportunity TO meet the
az nssfaous people OF shis and other
Mormon colonies of Mexico and Guilt
70 their acquaintance with view to
IN. r,i aoiug their respective business
liues aznong them. It will afford an
sppge funitY that should not be missed.
Promoted To Sight of U. S. |!
J. Z. Fill, for the past fifteen {
MONTHS a conductor on the Mexican I
Central, lie in this city taking rest /
osfese going to Nogales to take charge
II . rain on the Sonora road. Mr..
.
,oeifiss where he can even run up
an6er fAe stars and stripes once in 9
every few days. In speaking OF Mexico t
as ssys that it ia surprising to see 8
,eople 20 far behind in civilization I
,eAf 10 SO highly civilized country. Z
AEcnR the proofs OF the
Win hive condition OF some parts
4 hat republic he gives the I
A Mexican girl was hired
Co. nj |
. n }oz ance of six cenJavos q day for 1
cara. The girls mother went to the 9
,oursn 10, whom the girl was working :
nd snaa her that the girl should have
YAK OF . ceutavo day In her allow '
nee Tor board. The lady employer '
ra she girls mother jawed loudly for 3
sarsg an hour over the question of :
has Ine centavO raise, but the increase q
sas finally allowed. Mr.. Fill said that
shen he first went to Mexico while q
uniting for work he lived for several +
AJs na q cents day. .
FEST exas All Right. il
e g Moore, an engineer on the Mex .
IAN Central, returned Friday from
strch Tree, Mo-, where he has been r
csnfsnz abe past month with his fam Z
". M Moore has with him his little 4
DC, Who is in poor health and whom
G has had with him at chihuahua for
be past nine months. The bog i'm
RIVED in health while at Chihuahua, j
IA xs soon as he returned to Missouri RI
e began to get worse and this fact o.
scessltated Mr. Moore's return to this d.
on1syy before hisleave OF absence had
ap.rsd- He is now seeking home in d.
4 Pnso In which to domicile his family Z
, thAs the little boy can get the bene- tt
I pi sAe best climate in the world. te
Mr. Ioore's run is out of chihuahua a.
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