El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-27
THEIR RELEASE SECURED.

The local lodge of the Order of Rail,
wav, met this morning a,
10 O'Clock for the purpose or making
ARRANGEMENTS to secure the release OF
their fellow trainmen. duct kei-
" and Brakemen Anderson and Mea-
CHER who were imprisoned In JuareZ
The result OF the meeting was the rals-
ing of tn. $500 cash bond demanded Dy
the Mexican government for the re
lease of Conductor Kelly Inc money
for his release was taken from the
treasury of the order. while h con-
ductors az individuals contributed to a
fund to secure the release OF Brakeman
Anderson. amount demande Tor
his release was $500 n it was readily
raised.
The brotherhood of Railway Train
men met and decided to take from the
treasury of this order the $500 demand
ed for the release of Brakeman Mea-
CHER. The committees from these or
ders then went to Juarez and fixed up
the necessary papers to secure the re-
lease of the imprisond and
they are free this evening
The fight for the repeal of the Mex
lean law which imprisOns railroad men
will be carried to the general OFFICES OF
both the O. R. c. and b. X. T. as rapid
~ a. possible and at h same time
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vices of United States Consul Kindrick
at Juarez in their behalf. They. think
that the consul considers the a a
matter to be handled by treaty between
the two governments and they believe
that ne will use his influence in bring
ing the subject up between the w re-
publics.
PROMINENT MEXICANS.
A party of prominent Mexicans came
IL over the S. r. last night in the
private car Francisco of General Man
ager Naugle of the Sonora road and
left this morning for the City of Mex
leo.
The membe of the party whose
rames could be learned are Amparo E.
de Corral. wife of Ramon Corral. gov
ernor of the federal district OF Mexico;
Francisco Escalante, secretary to the
governor Of Sonora; Sonora Alexandra
v. de Redo v Meta: there were four
children in the party. but to whom
they belong could not be learned.
Sonora Corral has been visiting in
6ermosiIlo and is on her way to her
home in the City of Mexico. accompan-
led by the friends above named The
car Francisco was turne back from
this city.
A TRAIN HELD UP IN JUAREZ.
On Monday the Mexican Central
train known as No. 2. from the Uni
ted States to the City of Mexico, was
reid at Juarez by the customs depart
uent of Mexico. The officials who
boarded the train found a quantity OF
canned goods in the buffet OF the Pull
mar car which they considered duti-
able and accordingly detained the q
Yesterday. however. the matter was
investigated by the officials and as a
result the car was released together
with the canned goods. Permission
was also given to the Pullman COM
pany to carry this form of provisions
or the cars for use in the buffet. Senior
Ogarrio was seen this morning by a
Herald reporter and said that the
whole affair was a mistake and that
the matter had been satisfactorily adj
justed and everything released.
pawnbroker's Fine RENTED.
Abe S%iIberberg. the we'll known tick
e. and pawnbroker. was fined SIS Mon
day by Justice Spencer for neglecting
to make his report of unredeemed
pledges sold as required by law. He
was fined $25. but on motion of de-
PENDANTS attorney, Judge Burns, was
santed a new trial and at the second
hearing yesterday was discharged with
out fine.
SPARKS FROM THE ENGINE.
The east bound Sunset Limited was
six hours late today. The cause could
not be learned
J. 5. Autonelle, a spb-contractor on
the A. & n. NJ. railroad, is in the city
on business today.
John DeCourcey, roadmaster of the
Houston division of the G.. H., is at
tending court in Ell Paso.
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