El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-27
T. p. Train Delayed.

!. " IRAN OeIdySo.
The T. & P. passenger train due TO
arrive here at $40 p. m. last night olo
not reach FL Paso until $50 THE NOR n
sog. 1t WAS delayed by . burning
srtcge near Dallas.
laluret In A Washout.
Three section hands OF the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad
section gang, while on their way on Q
hand car TO repair washout were
seriously injured by the car jumpins
the srack az the Salt branch bridge
three miles from Besville.
Cleaning With Compressed Air.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made In
rhs T. & P. sheds whereby the cars are
20 be cleaned by air. The process Is
simple. Toe rubber tubes by which
the air IL conducted to the dusty places
Oh tn. car are attached 30 the air by
arsnts of the car sheds. The hrst
ties. va. m ade this morning by she old
reliable Henry Simmons, who Gays the
results are fairly satisfactory
Dan Driscoe Returns to Work.
Dau Driscoe, a tracklayer OF the
AIamogordo Lumber company, VINO
sas 60 badly injured In IN explosion In
q lumber camp In the Sacramento
mountains In April that his lefs leg
had 30 be smputated 1t the knee, retur
ned TO Alamogordo this morning ate
being here several days to have . cast
made IN order to send for q corr leg.
BE Gays he received excellent treat-
nent from DR.. Stevenson aud she
Hotel Dieu and is thankful for the
same. Re Gays that IL HE cork leg 10
made as good as the cast that DIR.
Stevenson made It will be q hne one.
de expects 70 return TO work the nrss
0f September.
aairsaes On the Sierra Madre Line. %
Travellers over she Sierra Msdre liae
s.y that ss this time of year the mir
ages OF the Barresls are their best, and
,aas mountains. trees, lakes, and many
other beautiful scenes arc now rem ect-
ed from the surface Of shis ssa OF sand
setaeea Ciudad Juarez and Guzman.
Toese wonderful phenomena are plain
IL visible from the Sierra Msdre road
90 attend the fair at Colonis JuareZ
next Wednesday and Thursday. Not
only the mirsRes but other beautiful
scenes may be enjoyed by travellers
LTsr the Sierra Madre at this time OF
year.
People who have visited Colonis
Juarez are profuse in their praise sof
she people OF the colony and OF the de-
ltgbtful climate.
Nan Killed at Shelter.
When the incoming freight train No.
~ sas about svo miles the other side
OF she smelt.r this morning about ten
O'Clock, q man who was stealing Q ride
While attempting TO climb upon . box
car from O fiat car fell between the
cars, ana aoous q nalf dULou cara pass
ed over him, msngiinR his body be-
ycnd all human resemblance.
Naglsy 81 Lyons sent for the body
and 80 at the inquest nothing could be
ascertsined concerning him, and a. no
living person could b. held responsible
for his death. the body Was taken at
unce 30 the county cemetery and buri-
81.
a man who is is supposed had been
bsnming with the deceased Gays be
was a railroad engineer and that bis
home was in Kansas but he did not
know In what town.
Bootblack Killed.
Last Friday morning some one robbed |
tho slot machine a. the White Front |
;afoon on Utah street. When the |
proprietor WAS telling about 1t one
legged youth in shabby garments hob
,led in on crutches and sitter listening |
% the story a Willis he said, This Ia j
shere they rob 'em, It's the toughest I
,lAce on earth" and he displayed .
zig, banner-shaped badge on which
vas Inscribed New York Bowe-y
600. black"
Ths crew OF freight train report
he 5ndinR of mangled body on the
anita Fe track about sixteen miles
rem Salden Saturday morniog; what
u lett of the closhiuR showed 1t 90
are been old and shabby and on the
81 lapel was the Bowery bootblack's
sEge. He ha1 fallen from. the top OF
e north bound passenger train and
,iIed under the wheels which ground
"a body almost into mince meat.
parks From the Engine.
Ars. J. A. Lsady, wife of &C. q.
,g.neer of Del Flo, IL visiting the
Frank Tays, G. q. car repsirer, .
eat down toV slentine last night TO do u.
,ue work on some cars.
OF the G. H.. went down to Nalen-
Sc Saturday on business and return
shis morning.
Martin Of the G.. n, ,
10 eastern Texas on business He
socso panied Mr.. VauVleck On the |
Mere turn 10 the east.
Sam Meyer, conductor who was {
,ued OF about two weeks ago, h - |
.sarnsG u work. His first run was
TN the uaaosger's special Saturday.
Mr. We'll, the Texas street tailor,
.eeiyed a message yesterday sunounc-
q tne serious Illness Of his father 10
nicago and he left on the Santa fe
,sssrday evening for that place TO {
: and his bedside
There we're several Ell Paeoens
ooard the Sierra Madre train this
ornipg going to Colonia JuareZ to