El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-17
Bones, of Course.

Bones, of Course.
A CHR amsn passed through over the
8. p. this morning on his way from
Philadelphia to San Francisco. In the
baggage car, checked as his baggage,
wasls carefully wrapped package which
the oagR ageman said contained the
bones OF q deceased friend of the tourist
Chinaman which he was taking TO San
Franclsco for shipment to the Celes-
rial kingdom for interment. When as
ked whether or not that was true the
Cninaman said he could not ssbe
English.
Foul Murder.
Mickey, the wonder, the mascot OF
the G. n. telegraph department, is
dead. He was little white dog and
Was named in honor OF Q. 81. Cole, q q.
q. dispatcher whom the boys call
Mickey" he was the pet of all the
boys st she depot and his pesting was
his ruin. He was so unused TO harsh
words that when one Of the boys spoke
sharply to him yesterday evening be
hoped down stsirs and going out TO the
south eide sviscb.ne deliberately .threw
himself In front of the incoming s. P.
passenger train and his little body was
cut in twain. His soul mas passed to
she happy hunting grouods but his me-
mory will dwell In the G.. n. depot for
rude boy who drove him to his death as
long a. that individual lives.
Collision In 8. lizards.
Yesterday morning about nine o'closk
q collision between fiat cars occurred
In the G. n. yards. One switch engine
was pushing up some cars from the
east end of the yard on the msto track
and the other Was rushing some cars
eastward from MP near the depot. The
end cars OF the latter string turned on
the switch they were on and ran into
mos intended or the crew OF the train
coming mp did not koow that the others
we're going to Res on the main track.
The two engines were puff1ng along
pretty lively when she end cars OF each
string came together With Q crash. The
two end cars we're dersiled and one of
them WAS broken In two In the middle
but nobody was hurt.
Help for Galveston Sufferers. r=r
For the relief OF the Galveston suffer.
ers the following amounts we're donated
by G. q. and S. A. employees, Ell Psso
division, collected by F. Il. Giroux,
conductor on G 81. and 9. A.
FR.Giroux. c n WriRht,J E Brow a.
ing, zee Canine, Cook Moore, G d
Sscrest, II p Likes. zee 9 Houe, 81 J
Brown, W CPersons, A V Swearingen,
W q Gillespie, g b Aiken, w g aaieht
Peter Kelly, E McEiroy, J 81 Walsh, n
B Marsh, A o McNeal, Chas Cassidy,
o Blanton, P RAIDER, ] B Cole, G 81
Wheeler, d Jackets, A Boone, N W
Cook, @ Z Shottenkir k, u D3Williams, |
Jake Bauman, b Hasty G U Tilley, A
Mack, q Desmond, b NJ Young, l. L
L Lyles. A Rsgin, Getting ban, Edwards
w P Skow, Sullivan, G NJ Ku
Freeman, T T .Resrdon, P Crowley.
Ed Long, w r Gardner, 9 n Hicks,
James Lynch, Fl G Martin, one dollar
each; P EKelly, Joseph Nell, w d
Cavenaugb, two dollars each, Il B Reg |
nolds, D 81 Lane, w Reardon, one dol
dollars, U G Wolfe. o B Cottrell, fifty |
cents each. Total s71.50.
Wreck OF the Santa Fe.
Last Friday afternoon about 4:30 |
freight train No. "a of the Santa Fe |
was wrecked IN the Martinez canon |
about eighteen miles south of Las
Vegas In New Mexico. The train Was
m extra long one and WAS being pull
ed bys double header. The wreck |
was the result Of the track spreading.
Both the locomotives jumped the track
but neither was turned over. Twenty
two care we're pied up In . hesp 81 the
mouth OF the canon and we're badly
wrecked. They we're loaded with fruit
aud merchandise and the cargoes we're
over the ground In one in
1istiRuishaple msss. Several cars of
cattle we're IN the train but these
escaped injury.
Eugene Wilkinson, the head brake
% sn, was buried In the debris and IL
vas some time before he was taken OFT.
He vas dead when removed from the
.reck. Deceased was forsy-ave years
aid and married aud the father OF two
little children. he had been with the
santa Fe six years. The engineer of
me Of the engines received q cut 10 the I