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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
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uray sur M, make way sur us'
. arr that climax rla6s u -
bats sure all other classes 10 outshine.
6ars sure TO head the long collegiate line
Don't forget the number, 50.
Doray for ms, make way for us!
mes latest ofIspring must the rest surrass,
- must be the climax class.
: cannot help ourselves, we're bound 10
shine
Don't forget the number, -.
)gh are the foreheads, fine the bumps that
rise
l o'er our shapeiy heads ana then our eyes
e beaming with intelligence; giveiear
wisdom In the solid chunk you'd hear
hen we our views unfold o, yes.
E are the climax class. and nothing less,
e'en man with half An eye might guess,
E cannot help ourselves, we're bound 70
shine
Don't forget tive number, 81
,uray for us, make way for us!
IN hearts eiate and banners bright unfuried,
Id lips with pride and confidence upcurled,
70 10 straighten out the wide, wide world.
~ shall the Right be not of Might afraid,
IN shall Reform no longer he delayed,
IN shall Perpetual Motion be revealed,
w shall the North Poles secret be unseaieti,
~ shall the Circle render mp its square,
w shall the Sphinx her mystery DECLARE
must be SO, not gates Of triple brass
uld baulk the purpose Of the climax class,
every earthly III we'll find a cure.
may take time but we will nnd it--sure
hy note We head the long collegiate line,
cannot help ourselves, we're bound TO
shine
Don't forget the number-'S.
CHOW 1T WILL soLILooUIzE SAY IN l9l4)
are the class of--never mind--no use to
name the year,
seem to fear.
ut when we left Commencement stage we
were trihe RASH
title over-cOnfident-a shade or SO too brash.
when the Prex In nowin: robes conferred
those proud degrees
were most compliment crowd OF Jubllant
A. B.s,
knew we were the climax class, and swore
we'd make II clear,
ATS what we swore the class of-stay, who
cares to know the year?
trust we braveiy have upheld our alma
matters name,
d harvested our lawful share of fortune and
Of fame,
that in places here and there-we sny II
with q grOan-
ne wickedness does stiil survive, we cannot
help but own
still some problems Of the past ciude the
searching soul
silent Sphinx, the Circles square, the cold,
elusive Pole,
knew that we could solve them all and
make the truth appear.
Is swore the class of-never mind, no need
TO tell the year.
yhap the world because Of us grows wiser
day by day,
when we die, Will wisdom die? will knowl-
edge fade away?
truth, wheneer she's crushed to earth,
stay prone upon the plain,
Just because our class Is not, ne'er hope to
rise again?
ask these questions with a wink and meet
them with a laugh
IS, these college graduates, they are too wise
by half,
r hindsight makes their foresight look
little sort ofqueer,
say We all, the class of-stay, who cares to
know the year?
Richard Scudtf~r.
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uray for ne. make way fur us!
9 are that climax rlaAs u -
hats sure all other classes 10 outshise,
hats sure 10 head the long collegiate line, :
Don't forget the number, 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-29
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

decided upon . tax rate Of $l.45 on the
$l00 Of valuation, although the new
county has in reality made no valuation.
The law creating the new county pro-
vided for the assumption OF their
Offices by certain designated Off.
cials after certain formalities had
been complied with. but it did not
provide, a. we understand the matter,
for separate assessment this year. The
Los Angeles Board Of Supervisors have
accordingly assessed the whole county,
doubtless with view to turn over Santa
Ans's share of the Doodle. On its face
this is a pretty pickle, and is a good
deal like the running of the line Of de-
marcation between the two counties,
which provided that it should follow the
meanderings of Coyote creek, but which
has really been run on section lines.
The taxpayer is thus confronted with
practical and speculative propositions,
which will doubtless engross his entire
attention for some time to come.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

IT NAY be just as well to accentuate
the fact that the New York judges met
yesterday and formally decided that,
hereafter, all divorce proceedings should
be held in open court. This is an out
come of the infamous Flsck divorce pro-
ceedings, in which wife, who supposed
she was signing conveyance, was made
by her husband and degenerate son, to
petition for her own divorce from her
millionaire husband, the Sheriff of the
city and county of New York. This ex-
csllent new departure also signalized the
end Of the convenient referee in such
actions. We beg to suggest to the
learned judges of Los Angeles county
that the precedentset by their New York
brethren might be very properly imi-
tated here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

THERE will probably be no diminished
audience at tho Grand tomorrow night
from the sensational stories which run
that the nervous and sinewy Melbourne
Mcdowell has turned the might Of his
muscle on his statuesque and dramatic
wife. Tho story is probably one of the
illnesses of the modern advertising
school, which admits of infinite varieties
of nonsense aiming at effect. The Baron
scarpia ,of La Tosca has to endure
enough obloquy on the stage to be ex-
cused from fulfilling the lines which run,
"He who lifts his hand to woman, save
in the way of kindness, is base slave
whom il were fattery to call coward"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
TURF EVENTS.
Jockey Painfully Injured a,
= Morris Park.

A Jockey Painfully Injured at
Morris Park. H
MORRIS PARK, October Skiing Will
lam fell in the sixth race and rolled over
on Clayton. Clayton's injuries are pain.
iul, but not necessarily serious. King
William limped to his stable.
Sprinters' stakes, five and one-half
furlongs-F Fordham won, Clayton Stock
ton second, Finance third; time, I:O7,
Three-year olds. mile and one. eighth
Craftsman won, Eric second, Castaway
II third time, 5916.
Fashion stakes, 2-year-old FLIES, one
and three-quarter miles-Tulla Black
burn won, Pearl Set second, Sinaloa
third; time, 1:131a.
Mile and one efourth-Huntress won.
Frank Ward second, Bsrrister third !.
time, 2:14.
Mile and one.sixtee vosburg won.
Larchmont second, Dutch Roller third :,
time, :541s.
Five furlongs-Oregon won, Freedom
second, Civil Service third; time, / :O2.
LAToNIA RACES.
CINCINNATI, October 8.-The track at
Latonia was fast today; attendance
good; weather clear and cold.
Three-year-ol and upwards, three
quarters of a mile-Consignee won.
Katie S. second, Dutchman third; time,
:16Z. So
Three-year-old and upwards, thirteen
fifteenths of q mile-Reuounce won.
War Peak second, Chestnut Bell third
time, l :23.
Three-year-olds and upwards, thirteeni
sixteenths of mile-Clamor won, Irish
Dan second, Bonnie King third; time,
:221s.
Two-year-oids, five furlongs- Bsllyhoo
won, Hopeful second, Milldale third
time, 1 :03.
Three-yesr-olds and upwards, mile and
three Observation-Disclosures won, Long,
slight second, Carus third time, :03%.
Kimball stakes, two year. old colts, six
furlongs-Rosemont won, Riler second,
Goodbye third; time, 1 :16.
JEROME PARK,
JEROME PARK, October 8.-Weather
cold, attendance small.
Mlle-Zsphyrus won, Prince Edward
second, Lady Reel third; time, :401a.
Mile and one.eighth, two Starters
Golden Reel won, Charlie Arnold sec-
ond; time, 2:07.
Pelham handicap, two.year. olds, three
quarters mile-Burlington won, the Fan
Fan colt second, Cyclone colt third !;
time, :19H.
Mile and sixteenth-Kiug Crab won,
Benedictine second, Little Minch third !
time, :54.
Six furlongs-Radiant won, Fitx
James second, Bertha third time, 20.
Mile and an eighth--Valet won, Le-
tretia second, Esquimau third; time,
2:03.
A CALIFORNIA WINNER.
CLEVELAND, October S.-The Futurity
stakes race, under the auspices of the
Spirit of the Times, was trotted here to-
day. The silver cup, valued at 81 900,
and So, 1888 in cash went to the winner,
81 ,068 to second and 1894 to third.
Margaret S,the California representative,
won in three straight heats; Palo Alto
Bell second, Fortuna third, San Malo
fourth; best time, :22%.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

IT is curious how figures swell as soon
as the southern boundary of Orange
county is reached. Nobody deals in q
mine III San Diego county or Lower Cal
ifornia unless the figures are made to
expand to millions. Governor Waterman
had the good luck to buy the Stonewall
mine, in the Julian mountains, for q
reasonable sum. Every now and then
we are entertained with stories of his
being offered from two to twenty millions
for this precious property. People of
sense know that if every mine from the
Julian district to the desert below San
Rafael were offered for half a million
dollars, the shekels would fail to mate
rializs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
NADIA WAS NOT INVITED.
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
New Diocese of Southern California
Sanctioned.


NEW YORK, October 8.-In the Epis-
copal convention, today, messages from
the House of Bishops were received, an
nouncing concurrence in the action of
the House of Deputies in the admission
of the new Dioceses Of Colorado and Or
gOn.
In the House of Deputies this morn
ing, the Committee on the Admission of
New Dioceses presented report recon-
mending that the House give consent to
q division of the Diocese of California,
and the erection of new diocese in the
southern portion of the State. Consent
was unanimously given.
Rev. DR.. Huntington, of New York.
presented a. resolution providing for the
appointment of deaconesses and allow
ing services N other thsn the English
language in congregations whore large
numbers do not speak English. Re-
ferred.
The House Of Deputies took up the re.
port of the Committee on Judicial Sys-
tenn of the Church. The majority of the
committee state that of the modes of OBJ
tanning relief from the present condition
OF the system considered by them, the
only one considered direct and reason
able is that the General Convention
change Article of the Constitution. and
then enact uniform canon for the whole
church. As to- the form which this
change should take, the committee
thinks it should be unrestricted, 80 the
General Convention may establish one
court Of appeal only, or If that is imprac-
ticable, may establish q uniform and
complete system throughout all the dio-
ceses. The committee recommended
thata commission be formed to draft two
canons for consideration at the next GEN
eral Convention, one providing for
a system of appellate courts only,
and the other for uniform
system of trial in all dioceses, including
courts of appeal. The committee also
presented recommendation that tho
third clause of Article be altered to
read: ''In every diocese the method Of
trying presbyters and deacons may be
instituted by the convention of the do
ceses until the general convention shall
otherwise provide, and that this altera-
ton be laid before the ensuing general
convention for final ratification"
The minority is of the opinion that 2
change in the system is desirable to The
extent oi providing q reviewing tribunal.
They believe that each diocese IL compe-
tent to provide for itself complete sys-
tenn Of judicature, and that tho difficult
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

II BoULANaER has any insurance upon
his life, his pro- POSITION to land IN France,
and approach Paris with hostile force,
will make assurance companies interested
tremble in their boots. The owner of the
black charger Tunis would last but very
short time if he starts out to execute
such programme. 1t is consoling to
know that when he left for the Jerseys
he was accompanied, as the painstaking
Associated Press stated, by his mistress,
doubtless on the principle of casting out
an anchor to the moral windward.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
RBpoNDo BEACH is steadily forging I,

RBDoNDo BEACH is steadily forging to
the front as center of prospective
pleasure and present business activity.
The hotel is going rapidly forward, and
it's grand proportions are disclosing
vistas of beauty which will only be
paralleled, on the completion Of the edi-
fee, by the Hotels Del Monte, at Mon
terey, and Del Coronado, at San Diego.
The new railway to the beach is also
practically completed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
mike srcDonaIa,s WIFE.

New YORK, October 8.-Mrs. Mike
Mcdonald, the wife of we'll known
Chicagoan. has returned from France,
whittier she was reported to have
eloped with Catholic priest. In
an interview she denies the charge,
and says Father Moysant left for Chicago
some time before she did on account of
the talk about her, and she thinks he
went into monastery. She says she
Left home because of trouble made by
her husbands family, and will not re-
turn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Died Between Acts.

New York, October 8 8-After the first
ecene of Lord Chumley in the Lyceum
Theater this evening, 4. H. Sothern ap.
peared before the audience and an
nounced that Charles B. Bishop, who q
few moments before had been acting q
prominent part, had suddenly died in his
dressing room while changing his Co.'S
tune. The audience was then dismissed.
Bishops wife was with him when he
died, and was prostrated by the shock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
The members of the Salvation Army

The members of the Salvation Army
are becoming exceedingly numerous in
Los Angeles of late. The triumphant
blare of their trumpete and roll of their
drums are more than equal to the cable
roads in enforcing eternal vigilance on
the drivers Of teams. In many cities Of
the East these amiable enthusiasts are
treated like any other nuisances, and
compelled to forego street demonstrs-
tions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
British Cruiser Groun ded.

VICTORIA, B. G., October Son Sum
day night Her Majasty's ships Icarius
and Acorn, which had been stationed in
Fraser river for few days, started to
return to Esquimalt. After passing
the Gulf of Gsorgia, the vessels
proceeded to come to an anchorage in the
bay of Maynestand, when the Icarius
grounded. As the tide receded the shio
listed, and all efforts of the Acorn to pull
her off failed. She was foated today,
however. An official inquiry will be
beld as to the cause of the accident.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Association Games,

Co.jUMBUs, October S.-The Athletics
failed to arrive owing to railroad acci-
dent, and the game was given to Colum-
bus, nine to nothing.
CINCINNATI, October S.-Cincinnati, 10;
Kansas City, 3. 6r ss4 u
BALTIMORE - October S.--Baltimore, 8;
Brooklyn, 12;f seven innings; darkness.
LOUISVILLE, October6-Louisville, 8;
St. Louis, g.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
n,g Mininr Deal.

ST Louis, October 8.-One Of, the big
geet ,.ins de*ln rt mads in st Louis,
involving - 600 coo st,, and tsking in
New York and Lon on, has just been
closed by Juden Cleary, Of this city. The
property is ! located in Mexico and in
cludes all the mines located on the
Vegonia vein and 100 600 acre grant,
containing numerous gold, silver and
copper lodges. I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Nebraaka nepublicans.

HASTINGS, Neb., October 8.-The Re-
publican Convention of the State OF
Nebraska was called to order here at 8
O'Clock this evening. J. w. Bixler, of
North Platte, was made temporary Chair
man. The nominating speeches did not
begin until nearly midnight. Hon. T. L.
Norval was nominated for Supreme
Judge on the first ballot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
rhe Aus.ralian system

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 8-The
first election in this State under the
Australian system of voting occurred
here toda in the municipal election.
1t was the quietest election ever
known in the city. There was less
illegal voting than in any previous cleo
ton. John A. Hart. Republican, was
elected Mayor, and ten Republicans out
of sixteen Conncilmen, and two Council
men tie, ~ .a1 1DtA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Myers Sentenced. Sentenced

COLUMBUS, Ohio. October 8.-Allen
o. Myers was today sentenced to nav
fine Of $3.50 and spend fifteen days in the
county jail for contempt of court. The
case was sent back by the Supreme
Court for rehearing. The former fne
was the same and the sentence was
ninety days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Nttli Findiug bodies.

JoHNsTowN, October S.-Five bodies
were taken out of Honey Greek river to-
day by workmen removing rubbish.
There seems to be no doubt that . great
many were washed in here, and as the
surface deposits are removed many
more bodies ara likely to be brought to
LIGHT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
UnIlnailea q Onpaclty.

Wife (reading aloud to her husband)-
He stood in the center Of the room,
drinking in everything before him, a. II
unable to satisfy voracious appetite
for
Husband-I'l bet he WAS from Ken-
tucky.-fLife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

UP TO yesterday only $4,000 of the
$3.50, 900 City tax levy, had been paid
into the City Treasury. Doubtless the
movement will be accelerated shortly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

ties in the way Of the establishing ef
courts of appeal are too serious to over
come. The reports were discussed at
great length, and an adjournment was
had with the matter still pending.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
Rookkeeper skipnea.

CHICAGO, October ga. r. Peck, the
confidential bookkeeper in the Chicago
Office Of 2. Lorillard 4 Co., has disap-
peared. It is stated that he has over
drawn the firm's mouey to the extent Of
several thousand dollars.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

SENATOR WILLIAM M. STEWART, of Ne
vada, is heartily in favor Of an Arid Land
Convention to be held in Los Angeles,
but he believes it should be held next
year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
very WEI In Con n ecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, October 8 With .
dozen towns to hear from, the official
count at the CourGnt Office gives 26. .8S4
majority against the prohibitory amend
Hent ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
r.t.ce TO wan subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD Will be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
will be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
BAme have been paid for in advance. This rule
u inhexible. AYERS LYNCH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

BosToN, October Sin Trinity church
this evening there was select gathering
of witnesses to the marriage of Miss
Apene Zela, the Swedish songstress, who
has but just reached our shores, to Mr..
Edward A. Achorn, q young Boston
LAWYER NtF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09

IT MAY be confidently stated that no
damage of any kind has accrued in Los
Angeles county from the late shower.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
EDWIN Arneld n Frtsco,

SAN FRANCISCO. October 8.-Sir Edwin
Arnold arrived here from the East to-
might en- route to China.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-09
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AYERS 4 LYNCH, PUBLISHERS
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.

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