El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-20
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Morgan City TO Cheneyville. Lister,
when the Morgan road became Il
South RI Psc fic. Mr. Krut.schpitt's
connection with road va Ia no y ay II =
terrupLed. From Jan. |, 1880. TO April
], 1881, he was road master al tie
western division, and from she l.tt, r
date TO April |, lSS3 s--ls:sut chief
engineer and ge. eral roai m t-ter
On April l. 1883, re va appoin led
chief engineer aud -uUerinte"d of
the Louis;sns oiSi-ipn, and Oct i
1885, assistant mSEayer # Toe Al act {
| division of the .y-t.u, with hea"qna--
| ters a. New Orlea%-. 10 july lSe9 he
| WAS made geueI al maoaeer az toe At
| lantic System. and Oct /. 1880, be va
promoted TO the position OF generr !
manager Of the entire Southern Pact-
| fl; system, with headquarters at San
Francisco Ia 1898 he was elected
fourth vice president of the road, and
has held the dual positions of general
manager a. d fourth vice president ever
since.
Mr.. Krutt-chnitt Is the -cn OF the
late John Kruit-chnit:. who was 9
wsll-knowI merci ana Of New Orleans
before the sar. His father WAS Ger
IN an consul from 1866 To the time of
mis- death, n 1892 Mr.. krutt-chnitt's
mother lie the si.ter of Judah p. Ben
jsmip, one of Louisiana's most dissin-
Ruished sons, and one whose fan
extended throughout Europe Mrs.
Kruttschnitt Is living In The city At
p e-ent with her son, +. q. krusts-
CIR uiIt.
In 1881 Mr. Kruttschpit was married
TO Mics Wiihelmeps Kock OF New
Orleans. Four children have blessed |
the union, three boys and q girl. The
eldest son, who Is seventeen years old, |
IL Q pupil at the Rensaeller Polythenic |
School, ct Troy, NJ. Y. Mr.. Krutts-
scbnfss's other boys are thirteen and !
fifteen years, respectively, and his
little girl IL eleven years old. Mr..
the city, Mrs. J. p. Blair, wife OF the
we'll known attorney. and Mics Alma
Kruttschniss. 10 1890. when Mr.
lefs the city, he went TO
Houston, where he lived, save for
short interval, until he was appointed
general manager OF the Southern
Pacific He does not live In San Fran
cisco. but mas q beautiful home on the
Southern Pacific road twenty miles
Sparks From The Engine.
Charles b. Sloat. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Rock Island rouse,
came in last nigh from his hes6quar-
terra at Ft. Worth and left for Los An
geles this morning over the 8. p.
A large amount of supplies went east
ast night for the hands Who are clear
ng away the wreck ~ Finlsy and
'epairtnR the wsshouts on the G. b.
n that neigh borh hood.
James Rus., the clever agent Of the
Crescent News company, who rune on
The G. q. from FL Paso to San An
ionic. had TO Isy over here tnis morn
ng on account of illness. He hopes
20 go out tomorrow.
Tie 7. ~ +. passenger arrived last 1
sight about milo nighs- Is was late {
,ut Of FIT Worth. The G. II. passen-
Yer train arrived at l0:l5 this morning.
Foe G. q. track lie not yet N proper
coalition for the trains TO rIn on
chec ule time.
N ght caller South of the G.. b.
'oupu house has been sick since We'd
,esday and Fireman Elder. who has
,eeu SO iniisposed as TO be unable 10
hovel coal, Is filing Mr.. S0uth's place
= caller. {
Coley Edison, brother of the G. b. /
ireman who Was killed In the wreck at I
Inlay. srriv "a this morning and will 9
cave for Houston tonight with the !
90, vi bic brother. COley Edison IL Z
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ompsny tn Houston. '
Seven Chinanep, travelling in bond
rom Blueields. Nicaragua. and Havana,
ubs, pass ed through over the s. p.
his morning on their way back to the n
owery Kingdom. They we're in
barge OF William Smith and J. T..
,agne, who we're employed by the ).
!. company TO escort the Chinamen =
through.
Ten tourists came 10 on the II. & =. b
ass night on their ~sy from Chicago =
o California. Eighteen came In over y
be G.. d. this morning, being alec p
rom Chicago and going to California. II
he Rock Island car which came over
be L. & 2. Ia in charge Of Porter G. q
'. Charlton and the one that came in b
yer the G.. II. il in charge of Excur q
ion Agent L. w. Gates. 81
Dsy Caller Baird OF the G. II. depot q
,eps 20 work this morning after . few
avs of on account of being sick. His !,
lace was filed during his abserce by y
VII lie Forbes of the freight depot.
Ius Schwartz, the OLD original day call
oy. has been sick for several days. Z
'rev;ous to his taking sick he wac
,orking a. night In order to let o new
ian get acquainted with the work In
be Jay time.