El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-24
Bio Delay On S. p.

att. ID. m. did not arrive yesterday
evening 81 all but got In this morning
~ 6 O'Clock. The cause IL not known
here because IL occurred somewhere
vest Of Yuma. II is supposed TO have
been . uashout.
Death of a Child
Pat Hall, T. & p. freight couduc-
tor, came in from Toyah last night 1o
response To q telegram announcing the
death Of his infant child which oteo
yesterday morning aged only ten hours.
Mr. Hall was absent at the time OF the
birth OF the child also.
g. II. Train Deral
The G.. q passenger train due TO ar
rive here 81 7:40 this FORMING ran into
IN open switch At Va entine and the
entire train with the exception OF the
Pullman car was dersiled. No damage
was done to the train or passengers but
the derailment cau'ed delay OF ten
hours. The cause is reported to have
been . defecsive frog.
Delegates to Houston.
EpRineer G. E. Ha,les, OF this city
and Engineer d. F. Worth, of Del
Rio, left Saturday night for Houston
TO attend the meeting Of the joint
protective board B. L. OF F. OF tho
AtlsosIo system. Although they are
now engineers they still hold shetr
membership In the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and attend this
meeting rs representatives OF that
lodge from this division.
Sparks From The Engine.
EpRiaeers Howe aud Hsddock, of the
G. e. are attending court st Maria.
Piremen G. D. Craig, Of the G. b.
came In from Valentine this morning
and reported sick.
Caude Easton,s T. & P. fireman, re-
turned to work this morning after .
thirty day vacation.
william Kirby, a blscxsmith In the
G Il. shops, resigned his position with
the company Saturday.
&c. SImino, G. b. passenger is
sick With typhoid fever. E. McGinley
10 nIlinR his place.
Nine cars OF cattle were transferred
from the Santa Fee to the T & p and
went east this morning..
Frank Vernon, T. & p. fireman,
will return TO work TOMORROW after 3
thirty day leave Of absence.
Frank Lucas, the G 81 machinist
returned 10 work this morning.
The T. & P. pay car left Big Springs
thls after nUon about $3.50 and lie expect
cd 20 arrive here tomorrow morning.
A Mum, general foreman Of the G.
b shops, has returned to work after q
mcn yIsis to his old home Canada.
r. r Grsyson, the I. & p. fireman,
Who VIVA hurt about a month ago by
falling from q water car, has returned
20 work.
Fireman z. G. Barton, of the 6. H,
resigned his place with that company
sodsy 30 accepsa position at Alamo
Rordo.
Albert Denmesd. G. d boiler
maker, returned TO work today after
being OF three days on account OF
b lag sick.
Freight engine 19S of theT. Il P. will
70 ous in the morning after general
over suling in the shops of the COM
pany ~ this place.
Extra Conductor Staff ord, of the T &
p, IL occupying Conductor Pat Halle
place and his place il being filed by
Brakeman Freeman.
wv Brewn, G Il boiler maker,
vent ont to Fit. Hancock Friday TO
work mp the helper at that place and
returned 70 work Saturday.
d. q Toomey, travelling engineer Of
the G. 3. returned TO Houston Saturday
aiGhs after q few days In Ell PAso on
b1siness for she company.
Jack Britton, draughtsmau and
mAchiniss Of she G.. 81. who has been
s1ck Tor the past Two months, will re-
su-a 10 work in this mOrnin0
The RInglIng Bros. show advertis-
Ing car IL In the G.. 81. yards and the
bill posters are putting up gorgeous
pictures on the Ell Psso bill boards.
Ohisf Car Rspairer Borcherdlug
went ont to Sanderson on his regular |
trip Of inspe elton Saturday night. He
is expected to return on the belated G. |
II. train this evening.
The incoming T. X p. passenger
train dne here a. 7:20 p. m. did not ar |
rive last night owing Tn q washout on |
she road between Ft. Worth and Baird
Il arrived this morning about ii
O'Clock.
Gus Schwartz, the G. Il. day call
boy, returned to work this morning |
alter . few dsys of on account of an |
accident that happened to him while |
riding his wheel.
Jim Carroll, T. 81 p freight copduc-
soe, Eook . leave of absence Yesterday
and viii leave for the east Wed mes icy |
20 be gone about two weeks. d. Nc
Oollfster will take his place during his |
absence.
George Bailey returned to Ell Paso