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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

sic staraf dowlesc CT, iak.
szczerze Gle kocham, 2e b.
clebie szczescia dia mnle ME
ma ma sWlecle.
o., gdybym mogta to szcze-
sc'e op'sac, ktore W te) chwili
W moe SERGE w%stapilo! O jak.
De dumna byIam Ma mliosc
TAX szlachetnego, TAX zacDego
serca. ktore mi sic ofiarowa1o!
-Musze sic spieszyc do
molego pacyenta-rzekf Hen
'y'S, 2egnajac sic re NINA.
Azeby bye zupefnie szczeSl,-
WIN, music mu oznajmlc, lie
Jest iratowanym; potem po-
wrdce do cieble, mole kochasu
me, gdyz caiy dzlen dzisiejszy
mus bye szczesclu, must bye =
nam poswiecony.
Wybiegi;; patrzafam "a MN,
dopokl wldzlec go mogfam,
potem upaifam ma kolana,
dzieku)ac Niebu serdeczna
modlitwa.
Czu1am sic szczesl;wa, me-
skonczenie szczesliwa.
ROZDzIAE ".
Dnl, kt6rych ciche szczescie
abytecznem byioby tn opisy-
wac rozpoczefy sic g ia chwi-
Ia. Henryka mifosc i przywla-
~anle do mnle byfy talk .wiel-
k1e, lax to sic u lnnych meg
czyzn mole rzadko zdarza.
Me ty!ko, lie ola mnie
jedynle zdawal sic zyG ] swoje
wl4suc %zyczenla do moich sto-
sowac, lecz by1o widocznem,
la&oby semej nadzlel po-
taczenia sic Jenna, miesclfo
sic spelnienie wszystklch lego
zyczen.
" krotkim czasie wslawiha
sic Henryk jake dzleluy lekarz,~
m!anowicle ]ednak cieszyf sic
szacpnkiem ubogich, uwa1a-
]acycn go "a swego aniofa
opiekunczego, ktorym tel
czesto W istocie by1.
Ow nleszczesliwy, Kt6ry W
swe] rozpaczy o mafo co byf
sic stat samob6jca, zosta1 "a
lego starannoscia zachowany
PREY zyciu; to tel ME div,
ze tax ocalony, iak j lego
matzonka, Henryka "a sweyo
dobroczyhce ] wybawicieIa
uWazali.
(Ciag dalszy nastapl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
PhACCIE IA
L Poznanskiego.

Gnleono. 9go b. m. umari
dfugoletni dyrektor tutejszego
glmnazyum DIR. M e h e r.
Zmarfy, zanlm sic uda1 ma posa-
de dyrektora glmnazyum gniez-
nlenskiego, by} nauczycielem W
Leszn1e, a zanim obja! pesade W
Gn1eznle, pine sic przykiadaf do
naukl ]ezyka polskiego, ktorym
cokolwlek juz wfadaf, tax, re znaf
&c o%statecznie dobrze. Tt6maczvf
on tez kilka utworow polsk1ch ma
nlemieckle, jak n. p. ,Kolakacya"
horzenlowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

lporGW Obie&ershiiej d. 3 lu-
tego. Chez szanownej redakcyi do.
nIesc, kto cd mas gfownie ludzi "a
morze wYpycha, a.. 70 urzednicy
gospodarczy,-zaraz to wykaze. Ro-
Su zeszfego w swieto Wniebo-
Wz'ecla Math BoskjeJ IS sierpnia,
kledy dzwony wzywaiy ma solen-
ne nleszpory, r~6wnoczesnle dzwo.
mex podworzowy wzywa do piracy
90 zwozenla pszenlcy pola / "a
raz pc chwili wl6darze ki]em do
roboty WySaniall; iudz,e radzi ME
radzi lSc musieli i tax przez DO
foWe SWleta u mas talk waznego
musIeli pracowat. W nastepna ME
dzlel2 rs. dzlekan Z ambony to
SuroNo zgaml, / zakaza} takich
robot W Swieta niedz;cle bez
pozwolenia wIadzy duchownej. A
tn w nastepn2 niedz1ele dzwony
koSclelne w2ywaj2 ma nieszpo-
ny a dzwonek ~podwdrzowy do
piracy, Nataralnie ludzie ustuchali
ks. d~ziekana i do piracy ME po-
sill. Pan urzednik rozsierdzonv
poszedf sam z cha}up wyganiac,
ale go i talk ME usfuchali, wlec
I'M powiedzlat naturalnle plzy
w!zWlskach kl9twach: ieno
przyjdzle nowy rok, to kazdy z
tych mqdrali dostamle swiat6wke.
DodaG tn music, re W tym csasic
ME byio pana dziedzica W domu,
by} u wdd dla poratowania zlro-
via. Gdy nadszedi Nowy Rok, to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

""C "SoAo ulc UTuAle.
TO prawda, ale co mnie
mai wlecel dziwi, to to, ae ro-
dzlce ME w~ptywaja ma niegc,
ably luz rae przeclez sprawe
te slnbem zakohczyf.
-kto vie, co oni mysla,
moja Anno, ale mole pan
doktor ME moaa sIe zdecydo
wac do uc2ynienja stInowcze.
go kroku i dIa tego 2wle1a.
10 HE podobno, on pre-
cle ale TAXI g!upl.
MODE kocha inna, kt6ra
ME Jest tax bogata, iak uasza
panlenka valley sam re So
ba, Ntorej daG plerwszeistwo,
odpari MiHoia,.
To bardzo fatwo bye
mole, MiHolaju, DO mlodv
doktoT Jest tax = j y. lie
ME podobno przypusclc, ably
ma unlWersytecie lie mia1 M
iosnych stosunkow. Byioby to
]ednah nlerozsadkiem w mai
wy2szym stopnlu, gdyby o
tych wsZystkich mltostkach ME
Starai sic zapomnleG, on po-
wlnlen tylko nasza pauienke
m'ec ma mysll, ktora 60 bez-
watplema bardzo kocha. Jezli
ia sprawl ME dobrze sic "a
Sonczy, to tylko bedzie Z
pewnoscia jego wtasna wilma.
-Jezell on lei ME kocha.
tylko pragnie }ej majatku, to
wola1bym, zeby sic Z MIA wca-
lie ME zeni1 ;-odparl gwat-
townym tonem Mikolaj.
-Nasza panienka Jest tax
dobra, a pr2eciez ME brzydka,
re ola samej jej dobroci warto
sic o MA starac, ME ogladajac
sic Ma to, czy lest bogata. ia
CT powladvm, Anno, re czesto
z radozcla patrzafem Ma to,
gdy nasza mfoda PAM, ktora
zadnej zywe] duszY ME WI
dzlafa, procz mas, 2 panem
Henrykiem potajemnle sic ze-
szta.-ale gdybym sic dowie-
dzla', re mna dziewczyna SERGE
lego posiada, a on tylko ola
plenledzy nasze] panience po-
chlebla, to mogibym go ia OTTO
reka zaduslc, a zda]e mi sic,
IL o]n'ec je] got6wby 2 gro5u
powstac i ma smierG go va
taxa zbroan]a wys1raszyG.
Me siuchafam iuz nc vie.
Gel, ale zatruta strata tkwl!a
W merh sercu. a Icy plynely
MI oczu.
Henryka zachowanie sic
wzgIedem, mnie, ktore prze-
clez tax bardzo zdradzafo PREY
wlazanie do mnie, stafo mi sic
teraz W wysokim stopniu
%wstretnem. JezeIl mnie istotnle
kochaf, czemuz ME wyznaf
swych uczuc W tym dfugim
czasie, cd smierci OLGA?
Moze rzeczywlscle mnie ko-
chat, ale maiatek MOI zniewa.
laf go do zwtoki.
S%traszna mysl ia poczela
mnle okropnie dreczyc.
Daremnie usllowa1an nwul-
mic sic cd tych mysli, darem-
ME Professionalism soble enc
ty Henryka, ]ego prawdomow-
nose, be2interesownosc, szla-
chetna dune charakteru. kt6ra
mu ME dozwalafa splaun'G sic
podiym czynem; dnremnie
p~rzypominaian sobie l1czne
dowodv nlloscl ku mu1e,-
czemuz ME o~swiad"zyl MI sic
teraz, H'eay mu ME zgola Ma
pIZes2kodzie ni4 stale?
BNlam lstotuie pr%zera&ouu,
kiedy W tel samej cnwll, Hen
ryk wsledF do ogrodu ma
w~Szy&tk'e strony sic ogIqdal,
czy mnla ME spostr2eae.
Ky
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12
C0RkA ODLUDkA.
(Z rekoplsu starej panny.)
(Ciag dalszy.)
(Ciag dalszy.(

maiego pokolku. Wszedlszy.
wskazata mi miejsce PREY oknie.
Skoro usiadfam, powledzlafa
nj, re to jest u1ubione mie]-
see drogiego syna jel, Henry
ka.
-Tu lubll przebywac mo
wifa-od lat dzieclecych.
Dzlwnego jakiegos wzrusze-
MIA doznawafam W tym pokoi-
ku. kt6rego Jedyna ozdobq
byiy ks'2zki i skrzypce.
A vice II przevedzai cas-,
ktory mojem ~am")nem
zyclu St4i mi So laI< drogim,
tn mysIai, pr&cowal j oddly
chat.
-Jpaoli po1wolis6, to beo4
CT czytata-mowIla PAM hra.
lewicz, / wzleta do reki 1akss
pleknle oprawnq o p>zEacanych
brzegach ksiazke ze stoiu.
Jak sic zdaje, by'a to ksis&.
ka do nabozenstwa. W rellgn
ME odebratam szczegolnego
wyksztafcenia, a nawet do
spowledzl ko.nunii swlete)
przYsposablal mnle nauczyciel,
ktory ME zaglebis1 sic zbyt
wlele W ta]emnice WARY. tax
ze mic 2ie .wledz,a1am o
ulgach, jake cierp:enlom rell-
gla %przyAosi. 80.
Gdy IN, mo)a dobrotl.wa
przylaci6fka W tel tax pnwaa-
nei chwlli czvtala, a wyraz lei
oblicza, a wlecej jeszcze ton
mowy dawaf mi wyrazme do
poznania, ze uzuawala, "a
prawdzlwe to, c. czyta|a, i lie
slowa przeczytane napetnjfv ia
otucha i wewnetrznym poko-
lem-wtenczas dusza moia
zdawafa sic budzi6 od&ywac.
Rzucitarn sic w objecia mo-
Je] oplekunki ! prositam lei,
azeby mi wskazaia zasady
WARY, ktora SERGE taklm
spokojem i taklem zadowole-
MEM napelnia, jakiego dotad
jeszcze ME znafam. Przyrze
kfa mi to z widoczna, ME
kfamana radoscia.
Cd tel chwlli 2ycle mole
ME byio )uz samotnem, lecz
upfywaio pc wleksze) czesci
PREY boku Henryka i jego
rodzicow.
Henryk vziaf znowu skrzyp-
XII do reii, ktore tax dawno
byfy zanledbane; wiedziai on
BOWEN, ]ak9 mi to spraw,fo
przyjemnosc, mianowic,e, gdy
lch tonom towarzyszyly dzwie-
XII mel barry. Czesto prs cha
dzallsmy sic po Moim ogro
die, do kt6cego Henryk, ku
wielk'ej radosci Mlkola]a. mai
pieknie'szych inajosobliwszych
kwiatow sprowadzit.
Zadnego chwastu ME byto
teraz wsrod pyszuych klom
bow, gdzje Mlkolai zbudowal
altane, wkrotce ulub;onem ola
mnie s1ala sic m1eIscem. Tu
mogtam bez przeszkody du.
mac o Henryku, tn mialam
ooraz ]ego pred oczyma, rho-
claz on nielaz dalekc W s~ie-
Gle przebywal.
Pewnego dnia w )esieni sic.
dzlatam " tel alliance PREY
siuchNwaiam sic rozmowle
M'kolaia = Anna, ktorzy byli
Za]eci wymiatanienl zwledlych
llscl, ME snudziewa]ac sic mojei
obecnosci.
Ach, to, talk b%ezmyslnje pro.
wadzona 'roZmoWa dwoiga
tych dobrych, ale nledosw!ad-
caonych ludzI ~znlszczy1a mole
doczesne szczqscie, albowiem
wzbudzila we mnie 2nowu
n'es2lachetn2 pode]rzliwos6, do
kt0rej mole nieszczesIlwe wy
chOWanle plerWSZa 2asadui
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-12

see sic tego, czy pan!
zechce byc mi pomona w
wyratowaniu pewne] rodzlnv z
nieszczescia?
Milczafam, a on mowii dalej
2 wzruszeniem, podczas gdy
twar2 jego ma Freeman ru
nlennaia sic | bladla:
- Opo~lem PAM Gala his.
torya, o lie moInoscl lax nag
Sroclel. Dzis rano zostaiem
przywolany do opod"j odle-
glego domu, zamleszkalego
przez pewne miode ma}Aen
st"o. Wy:az twarzy dziewczy-
ny. ktora 20 muie pr5ysIano,
byi luz dostatecznym dove
dem, jak bardzo poso1ech byi
potrzebny, navel, chocby mnie
ne by}a prosifa, abym chirur-
g'czne prZyr2ady zabraf re So
ba, Natychmiast tel posses
diem MIA i znala2tem
mlodego czfowieka, lezacego
ma kanapie, oblanego krwia
tryskajac4 z rany W gtowie.
Obok niego sledziafa kobieta,
we izach tonaca, 2 wzrokiem
pefnym rozpaczy.--Nieszczesli
wy zamlerzat sic za~strzelic,
]ednakze 5le trail &y1 jesz-
cze. 2" o%be)rzeniu rany, prey
szed1em do przekonanla. lie
ratunek jest mozebny, jeaeIl
tylko przeciw temu ME bedzie
dzialai. Gdy rane obandaao
waiem i nieszczesllwq kob,ele
pouczYtem, co DALEY czyuic
wypada, opowledziauo mi cate
zd"rzenle. Mtody cziowiek
ponlosf straty W kupiectwie,
azeby zas takowe pokryG, po-
Syczy1 cd swego przyjaciela
sunny, stanowiace) utrzymanie
lego matkl, ale i to slracli.
Rozpacz przywiodfa 60 do
samob6lstwa, a chocjaz przed,
slewzlec'e sic ME udalo, to
lednak chorego NE bedzle
pewnle MONA uratowac, iezeli
stracone] sunny ME bedzle mogI
pokryc. Takowa jest wieISa;
potrzeba mniej w'ecel 5000
talarow, aAeby nieszczesliwemu
dcpomodz, ale gdybym ia
sumo te posiada1, chocby ona
caty moi maiatek stanowlla,
oddafbym mu ia. Go PAM
mysll, panno Helene? Czy PAM
zechce podac reke tel nieszcze-
sliwej rodzinie? Mkt ME wy
maya podarunku, lecz tylko
pozYczki; ow mlody czfowiek
bedzle pracowaf, i ia tak2e,
azeby PAM Gala te sumo zwro-
clG.
Nledobra mysl, skutek po-
dejrzliwosci, iaka mi by}a
WpoJona, opanowa1a mego
ducha podczas opowladania
Henryka, ach! l podllg tego
zfego, a nieuzasadnionego pre-.
czucla postapiIam soble.
Panic Henryku,-rzektam
pc niejakim namySle-nie-
szczesliwy, kt6rego losem pan
sic zalnteresowales, ma bye
uratowanym; ia posiadam 20
trzebna sumo pieniedzy, a
p%oniewaz jestem pelnoletn,a,
moge ma roaporzaJzac. Lecz
mech SIC pan ne my!!, co DO
mo ego ma,qtku. Ne posIadam
wlecel, jak mcze jeszcze diva
ray lyle, a W przysztoscl
bede musiata bardzo oszcze-
dnie sic radio, azepy ubytek
powetowac. Ludzie uwazali
mego OLGA "a bogatego, iecz
tax ME Jest. Jednak&e aadane
plenladze otrzymasz pan W
przeclagu kllku dul, chqtuie
]e poswlecam ma tax piexny
eel.
Me wlem, Co sic W sercu
Henryka dziaio, podczas CIV
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
independent Order of Rechabites
Ca NJ Dewey H. @. r.

VA. W. bcWSys II. ". hD
The January number of the RechabHe AdOo-
cate contains eight pages of choice temperance
reading matter.
during the week sent charters and supplies for
tents in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Missouri, and
North Carolina.
dered valuable assistance TO Eagle Tent No.
in connection with the anniversary entertain
ment Friday evening.
Redemption Tent No. 144 at its next meeting,
is to be favored with an address by Bros. M. E.
Byrne and f. /. Stewart, and Bros. John Han
cock, Samuel Ellis, and Andrew Brown will
furnish vocal and instrumental music.
The Eagle Juniors visited the Friendship
Juniors last night and assisted in the initiation
OF Masters John Edward Biddle, Fred Worden,
Hadley Libbie, George Frost, and Alexander
Evans.
Friendship Tent No. 70 introduced the revised
ritual at its last meeting to Mr.. James e. Rich
mond who was initiated in commendable style.
The debate on the question, "Does Prohibition
Prohibit P'' was postponed on account of other
matters engaging the attention of the tent.
The event of the week in Rechabite circles
was the forty-second anniversary entertainment
of Eagle Tent No. 2, in Odd Fellows Hall,
Friday evening. This tent has a remarkable
record in that during these many years it has
never missed meeting, and thousands of dol
lars have been disbursed for sick and death
benefits, while hundreds of men have been re-
claimed from drinking habits. This affair was
commercially managed. The programme was
well arranged, and was appreeiatiVely received.
Besides a logical address by High Chief Ruler
A. M. Dewey, there were vocal solos, readings,
recitations, and instrumental music, concluding
with supper.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
Golden Cross Notes.

At the last meeting of National Commandery
the 1st degree was conferred on DR.. j. f. Price.
Halcyon Commandery has received applica-
tions for membership from Christopher Colum-
bus and David L. Thomas.
Senator-elect J. Fl. Gallinger, of New Hamp-
shire, is Past Noble Commander in Concord
Commandery No. 81, at Concord, N. H.
Meridian Commandery is organizing Golden
Cross choir, which will add much to the beauty
and effectiveness of the initiation ceremonies,
especially when comforting the Sd degree.
Noble Commander Simonds has appointed
the following committees to serve during the
term: Good of the order, Ladies Gator, Wright,
and Watson; finance. Sir Knights G. F. Watson,
A. r. Gator, and G. f. Pyles.
The Grand Commandery made its semi-annual
visitation to National Commandery on Monday
evening last. The installation of officers was
completed by the installation of r. III. Yates as
Treasurer, j. R. Yates as Warder of the Inner
Gate, and j. F. Lucas as Warder of the Outer
Gate.
The meetings next week are Goodwill, at
Scottish Rite Hall, 1907 G street northwest,
Monday; Columbia, at Medford's Hall, corner
OF Eighth and l streets northeast, Tuesday;
Mount Vernon, at Good Templar's Hail. corner
of Four-and-a-half street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Wednesday.
The Grand Commandery made it's semi-annual
visitation to Anacostia Commandery Wednes-
day evening last. In the absence of Grand
Commander Ehle Grand Treasurer R. H. Yates
presided. The commandery made an excellent
exemplifcation of the secret work and were
complimented by the grand officers
Noble Commander Charles Allen, of National
Commandery, has appointed the following COM
mittees for the ensuing term: Finance, W.. H. H.
Kesler, Edward Howison, and Miss Annie
Beach; good of the order, r. HI. Yates, Samuel
Howison, and Mrs. Lille A. Edelin, committee
to establish Golden Cross library R. I'll. Yates.
At the last meeting of st. Johns Command
cry the degrees were conferred on Francis l..
Hopgood. Grand Commander Ehle and other
grand officers were present. The Noble Com
mander was authorized to unite with Capital
Commandery to secure rooms in the new Ma
tional Capital Bank building. The installation
This commandery now has one hundred mem
bers, and promises large increase during the
present term.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
independent Order of ofRechabites


(F. E. DeYoe, H. G. R.)
Cammack Tent No. 40 (Junior) initiated two
boys Tuesday.
Capitol Tent No. 19 <Junior) initiated Henry
Guerdman Thursday.
Anacostia Tent No. 1873 had forty-fve mem
bers present on Tuesday night and initiated one
more.
High Chief Ruler F. E. DeYoe will visit
Washington Rechabites the third week in Feb
ruary.
Deputy Grand Chief Ruler j. G. Eller has
thirty names on a charter for a new primary
tent in the District.
High Secretary Mahoney has arranged for the
organization of twenty-five tents in Pennsylva-
MIA within six months.
Union Tent No. 81 (Junior) initiated Willie
Kolb, George Wheeler, Ernest Murray, and
Richard Wheeler on Wednesday night.
Grand Chief Ruler James G. Lee says: II ex-
pect to grant charters for two juniors, two
ladies', and primary tent before the end of the
present quarter"
Cammack Tent No. SO initiated candidate
Tuesday night. Twenty-seven members were
present. High Secretary Mahoney and Past
High Chief Ruler Marche made speeches.
George G. Thompson Tent No. 8 gave an in
teresting musical and literary entertainment
Thursday night. Grand Chief Ruler James @.
Lee, Miss Josie Lee. Miss Cocker, Miss Mobley,
Miss Soule, Mr.. Atchison, Mr.. Clark, and others
UOOK parC. Inc enterUalnlnenI neCCeu aDOuJ S'5U.
Naomi Tent No. 3 (Lades) held good meet
ing Wednesday. Miss Birdie King and e. E.
Webster We're initiated Remarks were made
by Misses Rosa Poates, Maggie Canter, and
Agnes B. Catterton, and Messrs. G. w. Shoe
maker, j. 7. HARRISON Leon Milstead, and j. r
Pursell.
AT the meeting of Columbia Tent No. / Mon
day Edward Posey was installed as Inside Guard
Chief Ruler Downing and Shepherd Soper ad-
dressed the meeting. T. G. Pollock, Deputy
Ruler, has returned from Ohio. This tent will
hold temperance meeting in the Twelfth-street
M. e. Church tonight.
Union Tent No. 81 had large attendance
Wednesday night. Chief Ruler French an,
nounced the following committees: Finance, c.
W. Steers, w. f. Roche, and T. Barnaclo
Widows and Orphans, N. Bunch w. r. Hunt
and j. II. Loyeless; Sick, p. B. Jones, j. H
Loyeless, D. f. Nolan, j. B. Altman, B. F.
Brench, N. Bunch and w. s. Brown; Good OF
the Order, P. B. Jones, W. Il. Roche, N. Bunch
W. S. Brown, and w. r. Hunt
49, If you are restless and nervous so to the
"Jahrmarkt."
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

tice degree will be conferred upon Messrs. w.
III. Ferguson and w. s. Wrenn January 90.
Bro. E. Bullock will receive the I'd degree on
the same date. The Grand Architect installed
Bro. w. s. Steele into the Office of Chaplain.
Grand Representative j. w. Thompson was
also present. Grand Architect Watson COM
plimented the degree team on the rendition Of
the work.
The adjourned session of the Grand Lodge, 1.
o. NJ, will be held at Red Mems Hall, 600
street northwest, Friday, January 80, at 7:S0.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
independent Order Mechanics.

At Lafayette Lodges interesting session
Thursday the Apprentice degree was conferred
upon Mr.. Franklin Monroe, formerly of
Charles County, Nd and he was elected to
receive the Mechanics degree. The Appren-
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25
NEWS OF THE LODGES.
WHAT GoETH ON AMONG THE SECRET
FRATERNITIES.

An Interesting Batch of Masonic Items-A
Coming Lodge of Sorrow-Notes of the
Golden Gross, Rechabites, and Other
Societies.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

Visit the "Jahrmarkt," February to IA, w.
L. l. Armory. Programme changed nightly.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

ALI our chidren's overcoats at 25 per cent.
discount Eiseman Bros, 7th and ID.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

Use Aliens medIeated soap and keep your
child free from scarlet fever and diphtheria.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

-"Jahrmarkt" w. l.. l. Armory. February 2
to IL. Novel attractions.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-01-25

IF you are restless and nervous go to the
"Jahrmarkt."
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-01
MAJOR K1MBALL's HOUSE.
1t Was Burned to the Ground Early
Z. This Morning.


At about half-past this morning the
fine home of Major A. S. Kimball, quar-
termaster on the staff Of General Nc
Cook, caught fire and was burned to the
ground, together with most OF the con-
tents. The house was two-story frame
building on College Hill, just to the
south Of the old Ellis college.
A rough estimate placed the value of
the house at $4,000. The furniture and
personal effects OF the family were prob
ably worth much more.
The major and family are at the Re-
dondo hotel, where they have been sum-
mering.
The origin of the fire is enshrouded in
mystery. 1t started somewhere in the
lower story, and an old man who was
sleeping on the premises was obliged to
escape from an upper window.
As usual in this district, the water
supply was scant and soon gave out en-
tirely, so that the one engine on the
grounds was utterly helpless. AS there
were no other buildings near by, how
ever. the lack Of water was not such a
disastrous circumstance as it might have
been. None of the engines from the
city responded to the alarm.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-01
The Glenmore Kennel to Be
Loca ted in This City.
The Champion Irish Settlers of
America Coming Here.
The L ist of Blue Ribbons Include
Beau Brummel.
Direct, the Little California Black
Demo N, Wins the Pacing Race at
Cleveland in Good Time.

Direct, who won the pacing race, yes
terday, at Cleveland, is Californian.
Until the present year he was trotter,
but it was decided to convert him into a
side-wheeler. The time made yester-
day, 2:15H, goes to show that Direct
will hereafter be factor in the free-for-
all classes. BY the way, the dam of
Direct was bred by Mr.. Titus, of this
city, and is by old Echo.
Xxx
The information given in the sporting
column this morning about the Glen
more kennels, which is to be established
in this city, will be read with pleasure
by every true sportsman. Hereafter
Los Angeles will be known as the home
of the champion Irish settlers in Amer
lea. Mr.. Bishop will be thrice well
come to the metropolis of Southern Cal
ifornia.