El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-27
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g. II. DELAYED Again.

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8. II. Delayed Again.
There has been another heavy rain
7layiug havoc along the G. b. and tie
passenger train that was due TO arrive
here az 7:40 this morning was delayed
b, q bad wasb"ut on the road at
Ckisps, fifte- u lies this site OF V allen
time aud it was reported indefinitely
Late this morniog. The 5. 2. passenger
train was made up AID went Out on
time.
McLain Case Up On Appeal
Toe case of Mrs. Richard McLsin
against the Texas and Pacific ra'lway
COMPANY will come up In the court OF
civil appeals October Bed at San An
tonic, and attorney Chas Patterson
will go TO that city next week To argue
the case. Il will be remembered that
Mr.. McLsin was 40 engineer on the
Texas and Pacific railway And his
enLine 40 eff iae track and he was
killed and 10 January Mrs. McLain
WAS given Judgement for SlOOOO In the
district court mere before Judge Cog
gin. Tn, road appealed the CAGE and
- will be decided between the third
and the twelfth OF next month.
The Hare Case Recalled.
The time of the court is being taken
I'D today on the case OF Patterson and
Bnckler against VIM n Hare 10 suit
90 recover fees for professional services
alleged TO have been contracted FOR.
This cult is the outcome OF the death
of Mr. Hare's son who was killed In the
C 81 yards on Sunday morning, July
9Th.
The plaintiffs claim that the defen-
dent came to their office on the follow
Tag day and employed them to bring
suit against the railroad for damages,
agreeing to pay them one third OF the
amount recovered whether by iudR-
mens ia court or by compromise and
chat she case was placed 10 their hands
aud they were to have full charge OF
H.
They claim that the defendant with
out their knowledge or consent COM
promised with the road on July 10Th
and received $500. Uns third OF
~hich they claim is due them. The |
case is being tried before jury.
Party OF Officials Here.
J. Kruttschnitt, general manager
of the South srn Pacific, with his
family In his private car, Guadalupe,
hccompau ed by w. G. Van Week,
general manager of the G. b. & s. A,
and W. Z. Martin, superintendent: OF
Sauderson TO meet the special on
which they came, arrived about $50
Hast night.
Mr.. Kruttschnitt and family are on
their return home from q trip to New
York on which they have made q cir
cult of the United States. From their
no me Ia San Francisco they went to Port
land, Oregon, thence to Ogden, and to
New York, running up into Canada.
NJ -Krutsschnits's mother, who lives In
Ne~ Orleans. Is spending the summer
IN the dominion and they paid her a
visit At Troy. n. Y, they left their
oldes: son to attend school. From New
York they came over the Piedmont
system to New Orleans and from there
over the 5. p. by way of Galveston,
stopping there a Jay to view she work
of the storm. Mr.. Kruttschnits sage he
never ssw more wonderful energy and
recupera.ive power displayed than the
actions of the @ slvestonians have prov
ed that they possess.
Mr.. Kruttschnitt and family con-
ciuued their home ward journey with
The ). p west bound passenger train
shis morning and Mr.. Van Vice. will
return to his home In Houston On the
east bound g. 81. passenger train to-
night Both these gentlmen a-e
genial and pleasant, courteous TO news-
paper men and are men with whom it
fs pleasure to converse.
Sparks from the Eoglne.
Sunday is the last day of.the Cloud
croft excursions for this season.
W r Brown, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe, re-
turned last night from . trip to Mexico.
Fred Dobbin, night hostler for the E
P & N K st CAPTAIN, returned to his
post this morning after spending few
days In FL Paso. |,
Chief Engineer Mstthewson Of the
railway In Mexico came
,own from Cloudcroft lsst night and
vent out on the Mexican Central this ,
v. Bsrnal, ticket clerk and cashier
or T. Maroon, agent of the Sonora rail-
-oad at Guaymas, came up from Mexico I
asst night on the Mexican Central and
vent out this morning on the 8. P. on
Ills way home
Small Fire.