Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-28
THE FLOWING TIDE.
A Large Phillips & Co. Excursion
Arrives 4 ast Night.

dence that the tide of emigration is be
ginning to set in. The members of thu
party state that they enjoyed the triE
immensely and that they were treated
handsomely by the management of tht
excursion. They found no fault witt
anything, and said that all the details o
the trip were admirably arranged fol
their convenience and comfort. Follow
ing is list of the members of the party
| LOS ANGELES.
Frank Maynes, Mrs. Frank Maynes
Miss Katie Santry, Boston; Miss Nal
lony, Des Moines, Ia; Mrs. A. H. Le
fevre, G. Hepp, Mrs. G. Hepp, Mime
apolis, MINI. Mrs. w. j. Leaman, Mas
ter r. j. Leaman, Boston; Miss Alice j
Merritt, Wilson, N. Y; Miss Louise
Lyde, Lowell, Mass; James Marston
Master F. G.. Marston, Boston; Miss
Minnie Bunkie, North Anson. Me. Miss
Jennie Kelley, Greenfield, Mass. G. B.
Miller, Mrs. G. B. Miller, Toronto, Ont.
o. M. Cunningham, Mrs. 0. M. Cum
bingham, South Bend, Ind. F. Howard,
Kansas City. Mo-; Mrs. Pauline Jeoss,
Eddie Jeoss, Elmer Jeoss, Palmer Jeoss,
Miss Martha Jeoss, Joliet, Ill. Mrs. An
drew Lord, Chicago; L. H. Isabel, Au-
rora, Ill.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mrs. w. ]. Byrne, Miss Katie Man
ming, Master Valentine Byrne, Wealth,
Cana; Mrs. Jennett S. Wilson, Hart
ford, Conn. Mrs. A. E. Ambrose, Bos-
ton, Mass. Mrs ]. W. Rose, Miss F. A.
Rose, Miss A. O. Rose, Master R. w.
Rose, Elmira, N. Y; G. E. Volk, F. A.
Elgas, Buffalo, N. Y; Miss H. A. Hale,
New York; Mrs. T. F. Cole, Charles
Cole, Sparrow Bush, N. Y; Miss G. l..
Joy, Miss G. M. Cole, Boston, Mass. !;
Phillip S. Thatcher, Augusta, Me-; w.
w. Hamilton, Mrs. w. w. Hamilton,
Miss Amy Hamilton, Chicago, Ills. G..
B. Chapman, Newton, Kan. Mrs. Annie
Ferguson, Miss F. Ferguson, Master
Thomas Ferguson, st. Louis, Mo. R. w.
Strong, La Grange, Ga. Mr.. A. G. Press
ley, Chicago, Ills. L. D. Brown, Boston,
Mass; G. A. Romer, Mrs Wettgen, Miss
Gayer, Miss Ninwider, Mrs. Egert, Miss
G. Wettgen, New York.
RIVERSIDE.
A. Keith, Mrs. A. Keith, Riverside !;
J. P. Traften, Attleboro, Mass; B. F.
Locke, Mrs. B. F. Locke, Boston; Mrs.
w. A. Sharp, Philadelphia; Harry Pow
ell, Charlie Fisher, Fred Schell, Hamil-
ton, Ohio; F. E. Gamble, Chicago; Miss
Clara Saunders, Frank Johnston, Miss
Wyckoff, R. A. Saunders, Mrs. r. A.
Saunders, Avon, Ills.
PASADENA.
M. G. Burns, Boston; A. P. Grant,
Lawrence; L. D. McHugh, A. d. Thing,
Arthur Thing, Boston; Miss E. Staats,
Glastonbury. Conn.,; H. A. Chilas,
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. J. Brain, Cassie
Brain, Manistee, Mich.
SAN BERNARDINo.
Mrs. Sarah Shoup, Guy Shoup, Carl
Shoup, Paul Shoup, Fred Shoup, Faith
Shoup, Oskaloosa, Ia. 4; Thomas Lang,
Boston, Mass. P. Branson, Kansas City,
Mo.
Miss M. L. o. Gorten, Miss Kate Os-
good, Salem, Mass. Mrs. N. Cunning
ham, Boston, Mass; w. ]. Lyons,
Chicago, Ill.
SACRAMENTO.
R.D. Whitcomb. Hallowell, Me-. Mr..
Samuel Fenton, Mrs. Samuel Fenton,
H. F. Mayanell, Chicago.
SANTA ANA.
Mrs. E. F. Shelby, Miss A. M. Reed,
Mr.. E. s. Nash, Mrs. E. s. Nash, Master
E. r. Nash, Sennett, N. Y.
OTHER PLACES.
San Jose-Mr. G.. Peters, Mrs. G. Pc
ters, Master G. Peters, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ventura-Miss G. G. Barnes. Nordhoff.
Escondido-LouisS Stephen, Lakewood,
NJ.
Ontario-Miss E. H. Preble, White
field, Me.
Pomona-M. A. Rogers, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Redding j. J. Philbrook, Boston,
Mass.
stockton-Mrs. Marie Harder, Stock
port. N. Y.
Marysville-P. W. Bratte, Kansas
City, Mo.
Santa Maria-Mr. s. Sharp, Philadel-
phia, Penn.
"You love my daughter ?" said the old
man.
Glove her ?" he exclaimed passionate
ly; "why. sir, 1 would die for her. For
one soft glance from those sweet eyes l
would hurl myself from yonder cliff
and perish, bleeding, bruised mass,
upon Ul0 TOCk5 ZUU lcob UclOW.
The old man shook his head.
'I'm something of liar myself" he
said, land one is enough for a small
family like mine. ."-[Ex.
elbow long have you been in business
as barber?" "Nearly twenty years,
sir. have a son who will succeed me
sooner or later. 1 commenced when l
was IA years DID," 81 am glad to hear
it. And when he opens business buy
him new razor. The one you are shaw
ing me with has been injured by it's
twenty years of SERVICE" - Lincoln
(Neb.) Journal.
Field-"Jupiter must have been a
great ball player in his day." Forest
"Jupiter a ball player! How could that
have been?" Field-'T don't know
how; but was reading just now that at
one time he was woIshiped by all the
civilized world"
Robinson & HeiIke's Circus
Gave their first performance last night
to crowded house, and every act in the
show proved first-class in every particu'
lar. No doubt but they will do big
business all the week, as all Los Angeles
people want is good show and they
| xr.11 ofkaod Tho Poh;poor e. Haikp