Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-27

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Lecompte Davis; John Finn, of tn
Nadesu; Deputy City Engineer E.
Lownes, Frank Maynes; Thomas Frazer
builder; Rev. r. S. Cantine G. A
Warner, Excursion Manager; John P
Culver, hydraulic engineer; E. Dreyfus
jeweler; A. T. Gates, Guardian of the
Peace; DIR. Eli Fay John 9. Carpenter
house decorator; F. Kerkow, proprietor
of the Vienna Buffet; E. Dupuy, seed
man; Joseph Phillis, printer; G. w
Duffy, Asphaltum Works Jessie l.. Wal
ton; James w. Bowers, freighter Sam
uel Dewey, bank teller; Judge William
P. Wade; Louis Mesmer, capitalist
John M. Johnston, President Schoder,
Johnston & Co.; Paul De Groote, CAPT.
talist; Samuel B. Lewis, President Hay.
den d Lewis Co.. DR.. l. Fellows, DR.. @.
w. Bryson, DIR. Richard s. Dew, DIR. j.
Harmon, DIR. H. H. Maynard, Gordon
G.. Adams, lawyer; Williamson Dunn,
General Agent California Southern and
Central railroads; Judge H. M. Smith,
E. A. Warner, Excursion Agent; John
Senich, plasterer: Herman Silver, Secre-
tary and Treasurer California Central
railroad; Hervey Lindley, ex-Police
Commissioner R. B. Young, architect !;
Eugene Riggin, real estate; Lewis s..
Hoyt, Lankershim Ranch Land Com
pany; l. g. Curtis, proprietor of the
Crocker House; Frank H. White, City
Tax Collectors office; D. d. Morton,
Superintendent of Sewers; DR.. j. 81.
Byrant.
How about few editors who have
muttou-chop whiskers of a longer or
Sh nrkI c. e
Springfield Republican, was one, and
genial John W. Forney another. Then
there is Oswald Ottendorfer, Of the N. Y.
Staats-Zeitung; George VIM. Curtis. of
Harper's Weekly; Alden J.. Biethen, of
the Minneapolis Tribune; E. B. Haskell,
OF the Boston Herald; John j. Freeman,
of the Progressive American; Geo. W..
Childg, philanthropist and proprietor of
the Public Ledger, Philadelphia; and
Charles Bigot, of the Press Syndicate of
France.
l am recalling names as I write, for
thousands could be added to the list, and
only remember among the men with
side-whiskers have met venerable Pres
ident NJ Gosh, OF Princeton College, Pres
ident Franklin Carter, of Williams Col
lege, President Dwight, OF Yale, fresi-
dent Eliot, of Harvard, the celebrated
divine, Rev. Dewitt Talmage, the bril-
liant Chauncey M. Depew, the giant of
finance, Hugh McCulloch, the great &C.
clesiastic, Bishop Andrews, the father of
the temperance movement, Gen. Neal
Dow, Robert Purvis, the noted anti-slav.
cry leader, N. G. Blanchard, of Louisi-
ana, Benz. Butterworth, of Ohio, Gov.
Oliver Ames, of Massachusetts, Gov.
j. W. Davis, of Rhode Island,
Albert A. Folsom, Superintendent of
the Boston and Providence railroad, Gen.
L. Fairchild, of Wisconsin; General J.
M. Schofeld, General g. G. Augur, Phil
Armour, Of Chicago; Hon. Thomas NJ
Bowen, of Colorado; Hon. Justin s..
Morrill,, of Vermont; Justice Gray, JUS
tice Blatchford, Judge Rufus B. Cowing,
of New York; Judge joseph DAILY, Of
New York; Judge Edward Paterson, Of
New York, and Elihu Rool, United
States District Attorney, of New York
Who does not remember that magnif-
cent specimen of manhood, Colonel Tom
Scott? Among the foreign contingent
are Minister Floquet and Jules Ferry,
OF France; Balfour, Secretary Of Ireland
and noble John Bright.
Each wears side-whiskers on his face,
Their characters some bold defame;
Forsooth, they're selfish, cold and base,
But they get there just the same.
MARINER J. KENT.