El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-04
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subsidies sufficiently to permits IL
Never 10 the history of the road before
hes this company had the trouble with
the elements In Texas shat it has had
this year. 1t will cost the company an
immense cum TO rebuild she bridge
alone. The railroad company is not
she only sufferer from tae high waters
~ Colum bus bridge. The farmer In
that vicipisy have been m ade entirely
destitute by she running of their crops
by the water and are dependent upon
she merchants and charitable people
for aid.
Time Change On The 7. p.
The Texas and Pacific railroad. will
soon make welcome change In lite
time from Ell Paso to the east The
details OF the change have not been
fully deterpined upon but IL 10 learned
from very reliable source that the
time from Ell Paso TO Fort Worth will
be shorseoed by ~ least two hours. IS
will also the time coming this way.
1t 10 said thst the company Will have
this year, aud have ordered extra
heavy moRuls for the run over the
mountains from here TO Toyah. These
engines are expected to make 40 miles
par hour over the mountains where
the engines now In use make only 70
miles. Under the new schedule the
train that now arrives here at 7:20 will
Rss In at $40 and the train will leave
two hours later.
The schedule OF No. 81, the fast
freight, will also be materially chang
ed. Il Will be- expected to make pas
senger time from here to Fort Worth.
Railroad Man Marrles FL paso Girl.
r. B. Smith and Miss Euls Page,
both Of this city, were married a. So.
Clements church last night - s O'Clock
by Rev. N. Csbell Martin and lefs this
morning over the T. & P. TO spend
three weeks with the groom's brother
at Lo,gview.
Mr.. Smith 10 fireman on the T. i
2. and IL q popular young m An, recetv-
ing 10 this important stsp in life the
congratulations and best wishes OF
many friends in and out OF railroad cir
oles.
Mr.. Smith's bride IL Q talented
young lady who has been making her
home with she Fisher family at the
corner of Second and Park streets.
When her mother died she left her .
sum OF money which she wisely Invest
ed Ia an education, attending school ~
Las Cruces. Here she graduated in
music, steuography and other branch
es, receiving . gold medal for her
ability In music and . silver one for
neatnees In her work. Since gradu-
ssing she has been inssruo'inR classes
In music Ia Ell Paeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will return to
this city to make their home when
their visit ends and Mr.. Smith will re-
sumo his work for the T. & p.
President Eddy's Views Of the
Election.
President C. B. Eddy of the E r. s.
N. E. returned last night from the
east where he has been for sometime
on business. He stated this morning
that business in the financial world
was practically at . stand etill, or In
other words he said that money WAS
tied up at present and would remain
SO unstl after the election. And
should Bryan be elected" he said, 'is
will be . long time before business will
settle down to What il is at present
The general opinion In the east Is that
Mckinley will be reelected but there
are not many people who think that he
will have a walkover. The election 10
going TO be CLOSE"
When asked what he shought OF the
big strike In Pennsylvanis. Mr.. Eddy
said: ''In my opinion, and think thar
is tho general opinion In the east the
strike 10 not from political Influences
union mon 20 strengthen their forces.
They struck and got their coworkers
to strike with them and then
they had nothing to do bus to Join she
union that they might got support
while striking. Az the time she strike
vas ordered by the union there were
only 10, 600 union mon In that mining
district ous OF 80, 900 miners, bus since
the strike the miners hsve been join
L. h. 81 A..
Whom asked II tho reported inser-
view in she eastern papers we're correct
iotervie1sd While in that section and
stated that I had tried to get N ners
TO come GUS hero, that had offered
them good wages, full hours and steady
work but did not receive an answer.
81 also had agents who mingled with
them trying 20 get men for me. We
told them that the mining country out
here was very short of miners, which
10 correct, bus We found that they did
not want TO come out for they are or
we're rather getting good wages and
lad NO kick coming 1t all except that
they want the operators TO recognize
their union. and am of the opinion
sbst they will never do It. for re come
shut down for good a. to recognize the
union Of these people,"
When asked what he thought of the
carnival be said that he did nos know
much about IL. SIT had not had time
70 get advertised In the east when /
left there but Is got nearer home 1
heard quite q good deal Of talk about
1t aud l believe that there will be an
immense crowd out to attend the
Raiesies."
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