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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-12
Holszay Seems Perfectly Indifferent About
His Pending Fate.

BEssEMER. Mich. POstotiice inspector
Pulcifer has given mp his claim to Holszay'
the Gohebic stage robber A murderer
viii not be given up to the United states
authorities for trial as a mail robler,
Holszay viii be held without judicial
examination He has waived his right 10
an immediate examination and even II ne
had not done So the law permits "a post
ponement on account Of absent witnesses.
The prosecuting attorney viii consult t0s
convenience of the witnesses and the man
viii De held until they arrive. The germ
Of the circuit open, Oct p, The DEAN
penalty bal. been abolished in Michigan
and some doubt Is expressed as 10 the pfoF
ability Of securing a conviction tor any
thing more than mansl8ughter, but 'le
ur0spcuting attorney Is satisfied that iat
charges can be proved There Is not me
slightest probability Of any attempt 't
remove the man from the custody y
SHEER # Foley and there is NO eXcltemeA.
Of popular feeling
Robert Ray Hamilton was making
speech 81 the Assembly hamhar one. even
ING some wears ago, and General hh7't5
was In the chair. Hamilton was prosL 4,la
Hustled got nervous. Finally he handed "
note to page and told him to take IT
Ae-eub.vman LYONS. The boy mlsunaeI
stood him and handed the note 20 Hamilton.
He uau,ed In has speech and read the sela5
of paper. II said. Welsh rareblt and
beer tonight come early. Haln.lli5o.
blusbed. stammered a few words lOoAsa q
Hustled in anger and sat down Al once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. J. c. Heinlein, one of our popular
legal lights, will 90 TO Allegheny TO-
day, to take deposition in a divorce case,
which viii startle the community in the
near future. Both of the parties con
cerned are in high standing.
The hop which was given by the Gym
nssium club at their hall, on Tuesday
evening, was an immense success. Most
Of the ladies' present were prOtusely deco
rated with flowers. Meister's orchestyl
furnished the music.
The Bridgeport people are having then
hopes realized in the establishment OF @rs
Co:s' restaurant aud ice cream paTlora. II
ia o pl cs they can well iesl proud Of
TIE numerous friends of Rev OyermsDn
who has been suffering from severe at
tack of tonsillitis, will be pleased to know
that he is recovering.
Bowie & Co. have started their sodl
fountain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
DANGEROUS USE OF sTROEG PuRGATNES

Most pills, purgatives ard Bitter Waters, wniei
act quickly upon the bowels irritste and oiIel
destroy the mucous coats OF the stomach
and bowels. Indeed their cathartie action L
directly caused by the irritation Of the bowels
which they produce. Their action. should ot
soothing and stimulating Instead OF irritating
continued use of such remedies Produce'
chronic Inflammation OF the stomach ana low eis
me genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel SAT- Il
highly recommended as as an aperient, lsxeuye
ana diuretic. because its action IS due solely q
is solvent and stimulating properties IL soothy'
and allavg Inflammation, and is therefore much
nreferabie 10 all strong puIgatiyes and Biiiei
Peware Of limitations DR.. TObOldts lecture
on Carlsbad snrudel salt and pamphlets mailed
free. Eisr er & Mendelson Co, sole agents o bar
CLAW Street, New York ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

Tho War Between the Roses Getting Hot
Ter and Hotter-Ihs Unseemiy Haste
After the Plums.
ersc,al 7tegrGm 10 ne Register.
sIsrERsvILLE, April 24.-These Is ss
much uuessiness and buttoDhollng among
the postoffice contestants as ever. In TACT
more than ever. One aspiring patriot can
not 20 outside OF the town limits without
the others are all agog. Suspicion IS rlie
among them that they will awake some
fine morning 10 find that they have Osen
dome up" by the other fellow. Inc non
Office seeking Republicans are paraly zsa at
the famished condition OF their Dretnrsh
who are after the plums, and wonder DO"
can this be and less than four years IN
many Instances since they possessed the
offices? A very funny incident occurred
here this morning and one that well Illus
trstes the situation. Mr.. A Cutter
boarded the train for Wheeling this morn
ing. presumably 10 improve his cause at
the Court Of Judge Atkinson, assisted tenn
uorarily by Basil L Bowers. 1t happened
that DR.. Willie Gillespie, another candl-
Qdlo LOT lut Z. VS. uFu JuAH bVN ~SN - -
south-bound train (0Oth trains meet nerel
for Ssrdis. Some Of the Doctors friends
gave him tip that Cutter was on the
other train, bound for Wheeling. No
sooner did the Doctor learn this than he
Jumped from his OWL train and
bought o ticket for Wheel
ing. Both gentlemen going up to your
eitv on the same train. What happened
up there we can only surmise; except we
may be sure Judge Atkinson was IN de-
msnd, while his ears mast be ringing yet
with their tales OF woe
DR.. Willie Gillespie thinks he has the IL
side track and says be he's pulp on
Bowers, He thinks also that he has a
pull" on our Sheriff. So between the
"pulls" and counter pulls we ere in a
pretty mess, and a majority of us would
prefer seeing the present incumbent remain
than have a change occur during this In
terneseine strife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
stay In Kenawhs.
Tsa--r .H.... Ia

People who contemplate going to Okla
boma ought to purchase rOuud trip tickets
Their fere back will cost them consider
ably less that way, but then perhaps il
would be better still TO stay IN Kanawha
and grow up with the country. We have
plenty of laud here yet that can be secured
at as little or less cost than land in Okla
homa, and it is not necessary to use re-
volveI and q breech loading riffs to gel
nossesaion of il. either.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
PAY IT CHEBRFULLY.
The Loss of tho Missouri's Cargo VIM be
Borne Easily.


Borne Easily.
BALTIMORE, April 23.-In speaking Of
any financial loss resulhng from the
throwing overheard of the Missoui's car
90 in rescuiBg the passengers OF the Dan
mark, Mr.. Baker, one Of the owners OF the
Missouri, states that he has not enough
particulars at hand 10 determine the mer-
It's Of the case. "One thing Is certain, -
said Mr.. Baker, land that is tina; our CON-
pany will not charge one cent for the
trouble caused by the action of Captain
Murrell He receives our approval for
what he did in the sense of helping his
fellow man. Il it should fall 20 our lot 10
pay for the cargo thrown overheard to
make room for perishing men, We will pay
the bill wi hout a murmur."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

COTTS-Ou Tuesday, April 25d lSS9, al 6:2C
O'Clock p m ". H. D. CoTrs, in his 5ith year.
Funeral from his late residence No. 7S6 Market
street, this CThurday) afternoon at two o'clock
Friends of the family are invited to attend. In
terment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

land in her struggle for constitutional
liberty. DR.. BURcHARD in his famous de-
nunciation of rum, Romanism and rebel
Hon' ipnocen;ly voiced the real sentiment
Of his party. The story OF Mr.. BLAINE's
supposed connection with the Catholic
church we'll nigh created Republican re-
volt from him in 1884.
One does not have % search minutely IN
the history Of the Republican party for IN
stances Of its religious intolerance.
The Democratic party on the contrary
has always been and always will be the
only party Of the people irrespective OF
rice. nationality and religion. In ride
ulous attempt to show the contrary the IN
teVigencsr simply empbosizasthe fact. 1t
says:
-Four years ago capable man,
who had rendered good service TO the Demo
cratic party. was not given the wheeling post
Office because. as was explained by Democratic
politicians. it might be said that the Catholics
were getting TOO much. AT the same time Mr.
Leonard. Chairman Of the Democratic state Com
mitiee. a faithful worker, was knocked out ofthe
Distric. Atto-neyship, and the same explanation
was given.
The Republican party has never been
accused OF giving the Catholics too much,
or OF giving them anything. 1t is a party
whose founders were religious bigots and
and KnownOthiDgs ard it preserves lis
ancient and un-American preiudices to
this day.
The Democratic party is Numerically
opposed to Knownothingismi in all its forms.
Il is based on the principles laid down by
the wise founders of this government Of
the people, the Abandonment Of any one
of which is a step toward the dissolution
of the whole. The Democratic party Is
the party Of the people irrespective of their
race. their color, their nationality or their
religious belief In the government 1t
makes no distinction between law-abiding
religious seots. /. is composed OF them
all and welcomes them all on equal terms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

CAPTAIN MURRELL will lose nothing
by ms action in throwing overheard a good
part Of his cargo to make room for the pas
sengsrs and crew Of the sinking Dsnmsrk.
His conduc. from first to last was noble
and heroic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

Council in delaying the building OF the
Main stree, bridge probably desires TO Gull
tivate the running long jump among our
citizens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
Hard TO Overcome.

Gen. Golf and his fellow Republicans
have about given up the fight in West Vir-
ginia They realize that that majority OF
one in the Legislature is hard to overcome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
slsr Embellishments
TCEl ICEl ICEl

We viii receive daily supply OF Planed Lake
Ice. which which we viii offer 10 this market
Any person desirirg 10 contract for ice during
the season would DO well % call at the corner o
sixteenth and Chapline streets and examine fol
themselves. Ice VIII be delivered In any quan
titv from one pound up, to any part Of the city
Prices reasonable.
apilb CRUMBACKER x TEASDALE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
CENTEMERI KID GLOVES !

We have just opened complete assortment of the cee-
braed Centemer Kid Gloves of which the Sole Agent
the City of Wheeling Our price for the best vebuttOn col
ored is the same as that charged by Messs Cenemer
Co. in New York viz $35 per pair Each pair of the genuine
bears the name of Centemer Co. the inside AS the
supply of this particular make gves inadequate to the de-
mand we would advise an early selection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
WEST VIRGINIA EDITORS.
Their opinions on Politics, Postoffices and
Men.

II the Republicans in the upper end OF
this State have no objection the Republl'
cans down this way would like to have the
postcfice out at Hardscrabb'e in this
county. Ii only pays about ten cents a
year, and may be no one up there viii
apply for it. Ifthey DO, however, wewill
withdraw our petition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
'BOLOSSY KIRALFY'O
WATER QuEEN.

Gorgeous fictorlal.sp Spectacle; iis l'teiss,
the audience with pleasing visions an s-A
like transformations Its scenery ..ssi1.
with gay colors aud snowy magnfrer,. ~ 3
the eye, while the comedy, music ana .r'. "a
wilder the senses. Respondent w't. .,.. q.
Costumes, Glitteiing Armor Fascirs,.., r..
and Numerous Novelties. -
Don't fail 20 see the Enchanted F.-...
staiactite GrOttO, the Golden ia ... .-
Masque Ballet, the Amazonian Rcvo -l. aA
mons Spell the Magic Trees the FsI- =
the Floral festival, the Hungarian D---.
wonderful Alexsndrof Bros. aud the l.o-,
Transformation representing the nr- ,r..','-
FIVE Charming Premiere D rc.-. r.,
pelliui. from the La Scala Milan Wt
Mile KOnradt, Mile. Ec0te, 'somh. l.te-.. /.
London, England, and a corp of u Co-v--.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
so PERSONS IN THE GRIND FRODy,Tov

PRICEs-Reserved seats and air....,- ,..
ouet ard Dress Circle, 81 Oh. Reserve, q. . .a.-
Balcony, IS cents. Admission, 81 Ce1i. s.I.ot
A. Houses music store. HEg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
RIBBONS !

In this advertisement would call attention to our new
stock of Fans Satches Purses POCketbOOks, Razor Steel
Scissors Paraboa Needless Persian Trimmings, laCes En-
brOeries Hosiery cOrsets Silk Mtts La TOsCa ParasOs &c.
touether with complete stock of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
OF THE BETTER GRADES.
Special attention is invited to our unusually large and
varied stock of BLACK GOODS embracing PestIeys 40nCh
silk and Wool Henrettas Railroad Cords, Satin Stripes and
Nuns VeIngs to match the Henriettas Also 65nCh wide
ChantIIy Dress LaCes, Fish Nets and Brussels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
HSUTHERLANO SISTERS HAIR G70NEs
SWITZERLAND SISTERS SCALPCLIAsH
LOGAN DRUG co.
apfg BRIDGE "N


E%NOTICE.
To S. Johnson, admiu..hiNi
Indiana Of the estate of llpn
ceased and 10 Roberta VI
Buckley. May Buckley ana
heirs al law OF the said loit
reside ont Of the state pi
20 all other persons intert.iei .
the said Thomas Buckley
Take notice. that the ulde
senied his petition 90 Doe tirc-i ..
county, West Virginia asking
his hands as fm'nlsiralor OBJ
in the State Of West Virgins.
10 be paid, nncer and by virtue
said Court, into the hands Di
ministrator OF the estate ni UT.
Buckley, in the State n iniia
said Court has appointed ine
1883, at the Court House Of s4ii o-
hear the said application. o.
prOtec' your Interests IN this maze. .ra-r-
YOurs, &c, h,inh--.
Administrator ofThomas BlcA...
April II, lss9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
Aem advertisements

THOR RENT-pwELLING HOUSE No. 20 FIJI
h tesnth street, corner OF Eoh street. Apply
10 " Il RINEHART. HOS Market hlIeet. Hp-'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

slR-rt is wen known % The friends OF llr
chss A " ingerter that he has made application
for a position in The consular service ana ilAl
he has some Of the strongest endorsements I'm MS
party Ia the Stale. aud yet no mention of this
fact has been made by The Fourteenth street
organ willis. every other candidate rom tnla
state has had prominent mention.
What does This mean. unless that MI " ot-
longs to a class of our fellow citizens in ths state
whose services are not needed by the hep-.t-
Gan hoses sner the campaign is over. Mr. vs..
fil good service Tor Che party during the Lls-
campaign and is entitled 90 recognition, ana
sholld he not bis friends viii know the reason
why. A hLfth--oAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
Amnsemgnts
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
Friday Evening, April 18th

The Society Event OF the Season. Di-.,.
Niblo's Garden, New York CIV ''l1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25
sIsrERsvILLR PosToFFICE.

The War Between the Roses Getting HOT
ter and Hotter-Ihs Unseemiy hSSte
After the Plums.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-25

REPUBLICAN RELIGIOUS INIoLER-
ANCE A GUILTY CONsCihNCH
CONFEsSION.
The REGIslER Of Tuesday contained a
card from a correspondent relative to toe
fact that the candidacy Of Mr.. CHARLES
A. wrSaERrER for appointment TO a cone
sulship bad been entirely Ignored by the
IafsRqmcer, although every other oandi-
date from this State had had prominent
mention in that organ. Following is the
card
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-05
SOctety Installations.

The following officers of Cnur de Lion
Commandery No. 8, Knights Templar,
we're installed at the new Asylum, Ma
sonic Temple, Thursday evening. by
Past Eminent Commander w. A. Nor
gan, acting as Installing Officer, and Past
Eminent Grand Commander Henry
Sayre Orme as Grand Marshal: Sir
Franklin Jordan, Eminent Commander /;
Sir H. u. Osborne. Generalissimo; Sir
Freeman Golding Teed, Captain. General !;
Sir George Mortimer Holton, Senior
Warden; Sir Norton Fillmore Story,
Prelate; Sir John Condit Haskell, Jun
ior Warden; Sir Edward Falls Spence,
Treasurer; Sir Richard Thomas Mullard,
Recorder; Sir John s. Van Doren,
Standard Bearer; Sir Cornelius Vanoy
Baldwin, Sword Bearer; Sir Francis
Chute Woodbury., Third Guard; Sir
Walter @. Durgin, Second Guard; Sir
August Wackerbath, First Guard Sir
Patrick A. McKanna. Sentinel.
Thursday evening Deputy Grand Chan
cellor j. r. Summers installed the fol-
lowing officers of Olive Lodge No. 49, X.
of P: Past Chancellor, Martin G. Marsh
Chancellor Commander, G. II. Clayton
Vice-Chancellor, G. J. Berry; Prelate, J.
R. Summers; Keeper of Records and
Seal, Chas A. Codori; Master of Finance,
George Basserman; Keeper of Exche-
quer, W. K. Lewis; Master at Arms,
Herman Gerson; Inner Guard, John
Singer; Outer Guard, Gustave Wolfrom.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-05
Lydia Thompson.

Lydia Thompson and her own new,
grand English Burlesque Company,
numbering sixty people, appear at the
Grand Opera House the week commenc-
ing Monday, January 9TH, with Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees, in Stephens
& Solomon's eatirical burlesque Penelope.
Miss Thompson retains her form and her
vivacity She is shapely and spiightly /;
her kick has the old time vigor; her
dancing has the inimitable Thompsonian
swing. She sings as she has always
sung; she smiles as capaciously as ever,
and as every one wants to see her smile
the performance is entertaining aud it is
an event of the week not to be forgotten.
She should be assured a full house at
every performance. Among her company
are the names of some of the best known
people on the English burlesque stage,
among them being Aida Jenouse, Marie
Williams, Lillian Walters, Lille Allis-
ton, Florence Brandon, Rose NEWMAN,
Millie Marion, Lonis Kelleher, Chas.
Horace Kenny, j. B. Radcliffe, Harry
Starr, Harry Paulton, Jr., and 8 care
fully chosen chorus Of forty voices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-05
INSTALLED.
Officers of several &. A. R. Bodies
Mustered I'm.

1fficers of several &. A. h. Bodies
Mustered I'm.
The officers of Logan Post, G. A. r
were installed Thursday night at G. A. R.
Hall, which WAS crowded with members
and friends Of the order. The following
were the officers installed: Post Com
mander, M. F. Tarble; Senior Vice-Com-
mander, s. E. Douglass; Junior Vice
Commander, J. G. Murray; Quarter
master, A. w. Patton; Quartermaster
Sergeant, DIR. K. Rozelle; Sergeant
Major, s. L. Toal; Chaplain, H. G.
Rollins; Surgeon, DR.. J. w. Reynolds
Officer Of the Day, w. B. johnson; Off.
Ger of the Guard, J. R. Denny Board OF
Trustees, w. II. Seamans, II. H. Boyce
and j. II. Mitchell; Delegates to Depart
ment Encampment, a. ". Patton, I. d.
Mitchell and w. H. Shrin; Alternate
Delegates, A. W. Patton, j. W. Haver,
stick and w. N. Monroe.
The following officers of John A. Logan
Relief Corps, No. 40, were also installed
President, Mrs. G. A. Tarble
Second Senior President, Mrs. +.
M. Patton; Junior Vice-President, Mrs.
S. B. Rice; Treasurer, Mrs. F. Nc
Donald; Chaplain, Mrs. A. Hackett
Secretary, Mrs. N. Gleason; Conductor
Mrs. E. Mcdonald; Guard, Miss n
Donnel; Assistant Conductor, Mrs. E
Carskadden; Assistant Guard, Mrs. H
Gordon.
The members of the Stanton Post 6
A. R. and Women's Relief Corps
held joint installation in their hall
No. 291s South Spring street, last even
ing. The following programme was
rendered: Piano solo, British Patrol,
Miss Mabel Marshall; chorus, "Come
Where the Lilies Bloom" (Thompson)
Los Angeles Glee Club; installation oi
| officers of Stanton Post G. A. R.. duet
"Ah L Have Sighed to Rest Me" (Verdi)
Los Angeles Glee Club; recitation
''Sheridan's Ride" Miss Mamie Short
installation of officers, Stanton Wo
mems Relief Corps; solo, "Under the
Daisies," Millard; solo, "All Hail tc
France" Donizetti.
| The following officers OF the Post were
| installed: Post Commander, j. L. Skin
ner; Senior Vice-Commauder, L. II
| Whitson; Junior Vice-C Commander, d. G.
Lewis, Quartermaster, E. B. Lindsey
| Surgeon, E. T. M. Hurlburt; Chaplain
A. G. Shafer; Officer of the Day, G. c.
Case; Officer of the Guard, Thos. Brady
and Adjutant, E. K. Alexander.
The following are the officers of the
Stanton Relief Corps, also installed
Post President, Abbie E. Johnson
Senior Vice-President, Hattie L. Char
mock; Junior Vice-President. Kittie l.
Lindsay Treasurer, Arena G. Melcher
Chaplain, Mary H. Shafer; Secretary
Mary E. Hartwell; Conductor, M. Ed
nall Hanscourt; Guard, Alice G. Roberts
ASSISTANT Conductor, May Liversage
Assistant Guard, May Adams. The Sec
retary of the Relief Corps reported re
ceipts of 81 ,464 during the year ant
expenditures of $1,000 "a, OF which $50;
had been spent for the relief OF need.
comrades. During the evening Judg'
Wade on behalf of the members OF Stan
ton Post presented the retiring Presiden
of the Relief Corps, Alice A. Fitch, will
a handsome diamond badge appropri
ately engraved. 1t was a very valuable
badge and the recipient was much pleased
at the recognition with which her worl
for the Corps had met.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-05

PERSONALS.


Mr.. E. ]. Niles will go to San Fran
cisco on this mornings train.
Mr.. z. O. zeigenfuss, editor OF the San
Diego Bee, is in the city.
Mrs. L. Mesmer and daughter will be
passengers on this mornings train toSan
Francisco.
Mrs. E. A. Weed is still quite sick, but
hopes are entertained Of her soon im-
proving.
Mr.. Charles F. Lummis is in town
AGAIN from New Mexico, with all his
war paint on.
Mr.. T. d. Mott, Jr., will 60 to San
Francisco en- route to Berkeley school
this morning.
DIR. W. II. Ward, prominent physi-
clan of Des Moines, Iowa, is visiting his
son on Orange avenue.
Mr.. David Morrow, large land owner
and farmer, of Des Muines, Iowa, is
visiting in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Boyle Workman will go to San
Francisco Sunday with his sisters, who
are attending ecnoOl tnere'
General Miles was in the city yester
day, having come down from San Fran
cisco, where his headquarters now are.
Assemblyman J. M. Damron was un
able to leave with the rest of the party
on Thursday. out will go to Sacramento
this morning.
Mr.. Kenealy, Of the late firp Of Dillor
& Kenealy, ex-dry goods merchants o
this city, will leave for San francisco
this morning.
Mr.. L. F. Pyle, the we'll known min
ing man, arrived in town from SaI
Francisco yesterday, and is quartered a
the Depot Hotel.
Mr.. William Sexton, Insurance Adjus
ter for the San Francisco Board OF Un
derwriters, is in the city. He came t.
settle the losses on the Cotton fire.
Mr.. Ed. Tufts and party of friend
left last night for a days shooting il
Ventura county. Ed is no mean shot ant
usually comes back with what he goe
after.
Capt. H. H. Burrell and his brother
Alfred W., left last night for San Fran
cisco. The Captain will spend severa
days in Oregon and return to Los Ange
les in time to receive the first shipmen
of iron for the construction of the Dow
ney avenue and First street viaducts
which will be about the 18th inst.
The american Israelite of Cincinnati
published by the Rev. DR.. l. M. Wise
has the following editorial, date'
December 2S, 1888: "The Rev. DR.
Schneider, of Los Angeles, CAL, wa
elected Rabbi of the congregation il
Little Rock, Ark. on which we congratu
late the parties. DIR. Schreiber is al
eminent theological scholar and orator
and the congregation of Little Rock de
serves to have competent man to fill it
pulpit"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL SAN GABRIEL-J A Chauslor and
sister, Thos L Foster and wife, Chas Cooke,
Dudley Duychuick, M e id, G W Fisher and
wife, E Beecher, ] E Todd and wife, Sherman
8 Jewett, Il e Howard, William Snyder, wife
and family.
GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL-V Brown, COLLEEN
tn: A MAR, Kelly, Monrovia w T Souls,
Lebish, Boston. Gofford. Belleview, Fla;
M A Hohenshell. Columbus. Ohio; G CLARK,
Kan; H Appel, Jas Kelley, Santa Ana w Simp-
son, Elko, New: L merson, Princeton. Ind;
L Marstein, w Merrlfe'd, San Diego; Graf,
w Chestnut, Acton; w X Andrews, Fredric-
ton, N C; Miss NJ Bauer, Manchester N H; H
Faulk C B McMillin, Portland, Or A N Nor.
gan, Pasadena T L White, Jefferson, Mass: w
Eddy, Sacramento: NJ Dews, Sandy, Or; j
Byram, M McArdle, San Francisco.