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Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
WORLD OF SPORT.
Fausta, a Filly, Makes a
New Record.
She Beats ROlla's World
Record.
FrOu Frou Ties the Yearling TrOt-
ting Record.
Mckinney Makes a Losing Break The
Son OF Alcyone Does Not Equal
His Previous Record.
Other Events.

Fausta, yearling by Sidney, yester-
day established new record at Stock
ton. The best previous record was
2:2S1a made this year by Rolla, gray
colt by Jerome Eddy. The performance
of Fausta is remarkable. 1t was her
first public appearance as a PAGER, and
that she should cut the worlds record
seconds, is something that Mr.. Valen-
sin can feel proud Of. Fausta started in
as trotter but the pace is apparently
her natural gait. Fausta is not only the
record holder that Sidney has sired.
Gold Leaf, by Sidney, divides with Yolo
Maid the honor of holding the fastest
4-year-old pacing record, while Adonis,
once upon time, held the 1-year-old
record. Frou Frou, who yesterday
equaled the worlds yearling trotting
record, is also by Sidney.
x*x
The dispatches give the yearling
pacing record as 2:2834. The record is
2:2815, but quarter Uf Il second matters
but little with the average writer on
horse matters.
Mckinney must have made bad
break yesterday at Stockton. As
usual thing he is quite handy breaker.
He must have been going some, as the
dispatch Gays that he would have trotted
in 2 10 but for the break. 1t does not
seem possible that break would make
such difference, however.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
ARIZONA NOTES.
Tucson Star


A huge golden eagle was recently shot
in the vicinity of Globe, which had a
tag labeled 'Forepaugh" attached to its
left wing. %
OF the four couples who were recently
persuaded to marry under the Edmunds
act, in Yavapai county, three are already
seeking divorce.
Mr.. A. D. Whiteson, the piano man,
returned yesterday from Nogales. From
him the Star learns that the line city
is having veritable boom. Since his
last visit in April number of build
ings have been erected and yet there is
not a vacant house in Nogales, and more
people are coming daily to add to the
brisk and thriving population.
Yuma Sentinel.
Indians are of late catching very large
fish in the Colorado river. Many of the
Colorado salmon caught weigh from 26
to 50pounds each.
Edward Andrade and three represent,
atives of the Colored Mems G Colonization
company Of San Diego left for Lerdo
Thusday morning.
Rev. J. p. Crouch is expected from
Gila Bend within the next few days.
Mr.. Crouch has been appointed by the
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
LETTER BAG.
Defense of the salvationists.

Defense of the Salvationists.
EDITORS HERALD: In your paper Of
last Sunday appears communication
from person who signs himself "Suf-
ferei" presumably an inmate OF the
| Soldiers home), in which a coarse and
slanderous attack is made upon visit
ing detachment of the Salvation Army,
composed chiefly of women. If the
peculiar characteristics of true soldier
are gallantry, bravery and courtesy, as
is generally supposed, then this "Suf-
ferer" has evidently mistaken his call
ing. Brave men, and especially brave
soldiers, do not attack women. Only
towards and ours indulge in such pas
time, and any man who can thus dis
grace the uniform of the American
soldier should be relegated to the walks
OF private life and be no longer sup
ported and cared for as ward OF the
government.
If the so-called veteran" who wrote
the article referred to can be identified,
he should be stripped of his uniform,
drummed out of the 'home" and given
a chance to Join the army of tramps who
make no pretensions to manhood.
The women of the Salvation army,
whatever their peculiarities may be, are
earnest and honest, and conscientious
in their work.
They are universally respected
throughout the Christian world, and
even the hoodlum and. the outcast in
the dark places of earth honor and de-
fend them. In every city they are doing
untold good.
Their ministrations are felt in cheer
less homes and among those who are
strangers to tenderness and kindly words
OF encouragement.
They are the friends of the friendless,
and their mission is to carry comfort to
despairing souls and wean men from
sorrow and sin.
All honor to the women OF the Saliva
tion army! U. S. ARMY.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
REDONDO.

} Yesterday was fine day for fishing at
the beach the fishermen made large
hauls with their nets and also brought
in quantities of fish in small boats.
The usual Saturday crowd came down
for the day, many being drawn by the
presence Of the English ship Kirkcud-
brightshire at this port.
A social dance was given at the
pavilion last evening, which was we'll
attended by visitors and residents OF the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Wetmore, of San
Francisco, are spending a part OF their
honeymoon at the Redondo hotel.
j. X. Mclean, of Oakland, is guest
of the Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Barton. OF Chi
cago, are booked for the winter at the
big hotel, and will arrive from the east
in short time.
Emil Feutwith, of Ogden, was here
yesterday on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. t. Carter, OF Santa
Ana, were down yesterday for the day
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
THE ROPE pULLERs.

Men of Muscle who VIII Pull at Haz.
ards Pavilion.
The coming tug of war is exciting
general interest and the teams are prac.
ticing very hard. Cleats have been put
in at the athletic club rooms and several
of the teams exercise up there. No
betting has yet been INDUCED in. AS the
betting public is anxious to get list OF
the men comprising the teams it is
here published for the first time:
AMERICAN TEAM.
L. III. Hutchinson, anchor +. II.
Barmorl, captain; Chas. Elton, II.
Schoulters, Jay Gray, George Gray,
verg Gray, r. E. Doan, L. w. Balkem,
J. Douglass, j. Reimers. Average,
20919 pounds.
GERMAN TEAM.
Charles Knoblock, Jacob Adolf, an
chor; R. G. Weyse, J. Valentine, Henry
Gerckins, William Powell, Charles
Stearns, Frank Hoffmeister, Fred
Hoppe, Professor Rhode. Average
weight, 206 pounds.
IRISH TEAM. ss
John McGreal, ]. 7. Neighbors, Geo.
w. Stamp, John Shand, A. M. Sum-
merlin, Pat O'Connor, anchor; U. E..
Donlon, G. Whaley, I'll. Hampt, J.
Murphy, Captain Marcy. Average Weight
203 pounds.
POLICE TEAM.
Jeffries, Howard anchor; McClains,
McClains, Stewart, Walch, Bowler,
Craig, Hensley, captain; Stevenson,
Holleran. Average weight 2l5 pounds.
SPANISH TEAM.
Captain. F. A. Campuzano; anchor.
Miguel Nicarolli; Gucarmo Williams,
Francisco Orvallo, Quesimo Perez, Ale
jandro Buelna, Jose Ybarra, Rafael
Carasco, Felipe Manriques, Frank Man
cano. Average, 1887.
The French team is being organized
by j. p. Goytino and Felix Clavere, and
will have Philip Meyers for anchor.
They will average over 208 pounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
An Increased Car Service to Com
mence Today,

An Increased Car Service to Com
mence Today.
The new 25O horsepower dynamo was
completed yesterday at the Electric
roads power house. This gives the
company twice the power it has hereto
fore had. Today the service will be ex-
tended to five motor cars, with an extra
car attached on each branch OF the road.
There will be an eight-minute service on
the Maple avenue line. ten-minute
service on the West Lake line, a twelve
minute service ON the Vernon and the
University lines.
The first of the long ears destined for
use ON the University line will be mere
in few days, and if it stands the tests
the rest of the fifty cars intended for
this line will be at once put in service.
A 500 horsepower dynamo will be
completed in q very few days, which
will double the power of the company's s
power developing apparatus.
Young Ladies
Wanted
To Sell Goods
at the great
$4,000 Silver Sale.
Apply Monday
Oh South broadway Potomac block)
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Mrs. DR.. Van True,
MIND-READER AND FoREcAsTER /,

She brings consolation, where sorrow now
reigns,
Quiets the heart by relieving its pains.
friends,
Exposing their deceit and evil, vile intends
Warns you of certain, impending, dire disaster,
Cautioning you now, and advising yon here
after.
Brings order out of chaos in domes ic, home
affairs,
Relieving you of sorrow, of grief, and wild dis
pairs
she will unite you in love to the object OF your
choice,
And give you forever something in future to
rejoice.
Shell ferret out your sorrow and trace to their
Veins OF lifes sadness that give direction to its
course,
With consummate skill unravel life's tangled
skein of yarn,
And with it, every little rent in life's curtain
darn.
She'll direct you in business, in law and di-
From deep cups of sorrow drain dregs of re-
In whatever state OF worry you seek in her con-
sole,
She'll instill new hope within you, and your
destiny control.
To battle in the field of life, she'll arm you with
a shield, ~
And in warriors skilful tactics instruct you
how to WELD.
Positively only one week from today. Call
early II you wish to see her.
PARLORs 81 4 SO, THE PALACE. 142 s.
MAIN STREET.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
BURIED ALIVE.
A Horrible Accident on Public Works
In Brooklyn.

A Horrible Accident on Public Works
In Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 2l.-This after
noon new conduit extension, under
course of construction, burst and sub
merged number of laborers. To add
to the horror, a large gas pipe running
parallel with the conduit, broke, filling
the place with gas. Four laborers, and
possibly seven, were buried alive.
Hugh Murray and two Italians, known
only by numbers, were completely en-
toned; another Italian was partially
buried, and before he could be rescued,
another load of sand caved in. carrying
him out OF sight. Ernest Palhs was
rescued unconscious. While the res
cures were at work, another cave-in oc-
CURED, and Frank Bezine, an Italian,
was buried. The work OF rescue is being
pushed 90 rapidly as possible, but it is
impossible to reach the bodies before to-
morrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
The Yesrling Pacing Record Broken by
Fausta.

The Yesrling Pacing Record Broken by
Fausta.
Stockton, CAL, Nov. 2l.-Another
worlds record was broken on the Stock
ton track today, when the yearling filly,
Fausta, by Sydney, was driven a mile
by Millard Sanders in 2:25k, breaking
the worlds record of 2:2S54. 1t was a
wonderful performance as the filly was
never paced before, having trotted only
last Tuesday in 2 40. She went to the
quarter post in 3715, to hall in / .13l
to three-quarters in :501a and the mile
in2:251s.
/. 1t is predicted by horsemen that
.Fausta will 60 mile this fall in 2 20.
Sanders drove McCarthy's Cupid, by
Sydney, against 2:19 and made the mile
in 2:1S. Direct was worked out for q
mile lin about 2:12, but will not 60
against his record unit. next week.
FRoU FRoU TIES BELL BIRD.
The yearling trotting record held by
Stanford's Bell Bird, 2:26l4f, was today
equalled by the wonderful little Sydney
filly Frou Frou, owned by Mr.. Valen-
sin. Frou Frou has increased her work
here from Q Al to 2:27, and today trot-
ted square mile in 2:2614. Sanders
held her back well in going to the half
in / :16, and sent her to great finish.
She made the quarter in 500, half in
l :16, three-quarters in 1:511a, and fin
ished the last quarter in 35 seconds,
making her record 2:264. She is inn
proving all the while, and Sanders has
her marked fora IA record this month.
M'KINNEY's LOSING BREAK.
Mckinney, by Alcyone, was warmed
up by Durfee in 2 rs, with bad break,
and again in 2:1334 after another bad
break. He would have made mile in
2:l0 but for the losing break.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
The Unpardonab1e sin.

EDITORS HERALD: The sisters allow
us boys to read, in our leisure hours, the
sermons reported in your paper. With
your permission, wish to make few
remarks on the sermon preached by
Evangelist Wight in the Temple-streei
Christian church. His text was the
objectionable Sin. The evangelist said
it was the saddest OF all subjects, and
addressed by the Savior to all the world
But we thought that an evangelist
should bring tidings of great joy. Surely
if the text quoted by Evangelist Wight
to prove that there was no forgiveness oi
sins against the Holy Spirit is genuine
it is very sad thing. But the Evangel
ist Sc. Matthew doesn't say what Evan
gelist Wight puts to his account. "Ye
may speak (speak) against the Son
of Man," etc., SAID Evangelist Wight
The Evangelist st. Matthew, in King
James's revised version, says: "Who-
"soever shall speak word against
"the Son of Man, it shall be forgiven
him." The Holy Evangelist does not
give US leave, like Evangelist Wight, to
speak even against the Son of Man. I'm
til we read Evangelist Wight's sermon,
we thought, indeed, that the sin against
the Holy Ghost, i.e., the rejection of the
Holy Ghost, according to Evangelist
Wight, is a most grievous sin. But we
never thought, nor do we as yet, that
the sinner who sincerely repents of sin
even against the Holy Ghost, is beyond
the reach of Gods mercy. We were
taught that the vilest sinner may re-
turn and be received with open arms
by the Father of all mercy, if he only
sincerely repent and firmly resolve
to sin no more. Our parents and
the sisters taught us that the "sin
against the Holy Ghost" is more.
grievous than rejection of the Holy
Spirit at some period of ones life. The
Socinians and Unitarians, etc. reject
the Holy Ghost, because they don't be-
lieve in Him any more than Isaac New
ton did. But whether they shall persist
to the end, in their disbelief of the Holy
Ghost, the third person of the blessed
Trinity, or whether Isaac Newton SO
persisted in disbelieving the divinity of
the ''Son of Man." and of the Holy
Ghost, God only knows. Evangelist
Wight must have forgotten what his
parents taught him, as our parents
taught us, VIZ: That the sin
against the Holy Ghost for which there
is no forgiveness, is final impenitence
and opposition to the known truth like
Tom Paine's. Voltaire's, etc. Yours,
truly, Dear Editor HERALD,
4a WALTER HoRGAN
and ScuOoIMATEs
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
A HIGH GRADE HOUSE.
The Firm of III. w. Heinsch to
Front,

Front.
Charlie Durfee prizes the harness won
by Mckinney more highly than any
thing he has ever captured. This mag
ni6cent harness was presented by III. w.
Heinsch, the leading harness man of
Los Angeles, whose establishment
at No. 359 North Main street,
is the repository for the best goods
purchasable in the United States. He
is the sole agent for the McKerron's
horse boots. Mr.. Heinsch secured the
first prize for his harness display at the
recent agricultural fair. He keeps
nothing but high grade goods.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Jud wilkes Lowers His Record.

Yesterday afternoon, at the Agricul-
tural park, in the match race between
Sultandin and Jud Wilkes, the former
won the first heat in ZAP. Jud Wilkes
won the next two in 2:2s34 and 2;S1.
Jud Wilkes lowered his record a quarter
OF second. Native State. the hand
owned BY G. w. Rogers, " Pasadena !,
was driven by Walter Maben, to beat
bis record OF T;36. Native StIate,-went
the first mile in Pa, hut az be showed
up lame it was decided .expedient to
postpone second' trial until 9 later day.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
sc1ENTIFIC BURGLARS.
Two Doctors and Livery Stable Keepe
Detected in a Crime.

Two Doctors and Livery stable Keeper
Detected in a Crime.
JoIIET, ILL.,, Nov 2l.-The town OF
Gardner is greatly excited over the dis
covery today that two of its leading
physicians, Drs. Doyes and McAdam,
and livery stable keeper named
Briggs, are responsible for many bur-
glaries there. They were caught this
morning trying to blow the safe OF the
Gardner bank. Burglaries have been SO
frequent in the past year that detec-
tive was employed and he finally, sus-
pecting the above named men, joined
them in their plans. While they were
in the act of blowing open the safe this
morning he summoned them to sur
render, but they declined. The detec-
tive shot and seriously wounded Nc
Adam and captured Boyes. Briggs
escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
OAKLAND RACES.

Acclaim Beats John Treat in the Mile
Race.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 2l.-The largest
crowd of the season assembled at the
race track today to witness the races of
the Oakland Jockey club.
One and one-quarter .miles-Idaho
won, Ell Koya second; time, 2:11%.
One mile-Acclaim won, John Treat
second; time, 2:11%.
Nine-sixteenths of mile-Ida Glenn
won, Regal second; time 521s.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
A Football Match.

The Olive football team held practice
game yesterday at the Hanna college
grounds. This team is matched to play
the High School eleven on Thanksgiving
day. H. L. Hefiner is the captain Of
the Olive team.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Sam .Ioaa stilI WINNING.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 21.-The game
here between San Jose and Sacramento
was poor one and resulted in favor of
San Jose by score of to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Youthful Bali Tossars.

Yesterday afternoon the First Streets
OF Boyle Heights were beaten by the
Young Apollos by score of 81 to s. The
winners await challenges from all II
year-old clubs in the city, the Temple
Streets preferred. Address box 703,
city.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
DIED.


STEELE-In this city, November 2lst, Mary
Elizabeth Steele, beloved wife Of Charles A.
native native Of Wisconsin. Funeral from s'i her late e
residence, I'll South Main street, Monday
November %. at 3 40 q. IN. a, S..
Friends are invited to attend without fuTth-
er notice. Following papers please copy:
Jackson, Michigan, Geneva Lake and Mon
roe, Wisconsin, and Chicago, Ill, ,,sa.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
The Oaklands Defeated.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.-The game
today between San Francisco and Oak
land was won by the former by score
OF 10 to Z. s
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
BAH for Charity

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2l.--The charity
ball game at Central park resulted
Harvard. IA; Yale, 13.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Pacific Loan Co.'s
Great 1000 Silver Sale
at
215 South Broadway (Potomac block)
Offers the
Grandest Opportunity
Ever given
.s 1, To obtain
Useful and Elegant
Holiday Goods
(lx) One-haf their cost, CS)
Except Knives, Forks and Spoons, which will
bs sold at 25 per cent discount.
Open for exhibition and inspection
Tuesday, Nov. 2<th.
Music by Douglass Military band.
+. Sale commences
Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money.

Advertising That Pays-How to Make
Money.
On the sixth page of the HERALD ap-
pears list of classified advertisements
which should be read by every one.
Persons wanting situations, help, or
who wish to rent, buy or sell property,
will do well to advertise in these col
timns. Desirable opportunities for the
investment or borrowing of money
appear daily. Other features are cheap
eastern excursions, business chances,
educational cards, professional cards,
personal notices, special notices, ex-
change advertisements, stock for sale
and full record of the amusements of
the city.
- Bismarck Biscuits
10000 Silver Sale. $4,000.
Pacific Loan Co.
Demerara Syrup.
You can buy it at H. Jevne's, 136 and 1888 N.
Spring.
If you want q fine, fat corn-f fed turkey for
thanksgiving, leave your order al Horley "
lO3 3. Main and 357 s. Spring streets.
Porcelains.
Porcelains for the holidays. Steckel, 22O s.
Spring street.
Z WHEN IT COMES to carrying the finest and
choicest groceries; W. Chamberlain & Co. take
the lead. 213 South Broadway
THE NEW ERA, No. Court street. Fine
wines and liquors. Ed Wenger, proprietor.
For cheap clothing go to Mullen, Bluett q Co.
We are selling ine Elgin creamery butter at
35c per pound Ne Morley, l03 8. Main and
357 8. Spring streets.
Everybody ia pleased with wesners photos.
127 West First street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Tom Rodman is still laying odds
against the eastern races, and there is
quite growing interest in racing going
on in Southern California at present.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Pacific Loan Co.'s
Great $40, 900 Silver Sale
at
215 South Broadway Potomac block). y
We guarantee
All the goods as represented
AS regards to prices, quality, etc.
Open for exhibition and inspection
Tuesday, Nov. oath.
Music by Douglass Military Band
Sale commences
Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

WHEN IT COMES to carrying the finest and
choicest groceries; W. Chamberlain & Co. take
the lead. 213 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Ed Smith, Hank McGregor and DR..
Weldon were in the judges stand, and
the owners were James Mack, George
Vignolo and Elias Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
TOM M'DERTOTT MANGLED.
Anuther Bad Accident Early This
Morning.

Morning.
At 2 80 O'Clock this morning Thomas
McDermott was horribly mangled by
being run over by a cart. Officers Inns
and Walker heard the cries of the man
and rushed to his aid. The patrol
wagon was summoned and Nc
Dermott was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital. Drs. Murphy and
Bryant were fixing up the wounds
at the hour OF going to press. McDer-
mott is wounded in frightful manner
across the abdomen and he may die.
sprinkling cart and no one knows just
how the accident occurred, but it is
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Pacific Loan Co.'s
Great 100000 silver Sale

215S South Broadway Potomac block.
We respectfully invite
Careful examination and inspection
of the
Quality, Styles and Prices.
Open for exhibition and inspection
Tuesday, Nov. 24th.
Music by Douglas's Military band.
Sale commences
Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
For cheap clothing 90 70 Mullen, Bluett { CO.

THE NEW ERA, No. 6 Court street, Fine
wines and liquors. Ed Wenger, proprietor
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
215 South Broadway (Potomac block)
Notice.

Notice.
To the officers and members of Semi -Tropic
Lodge BAL, l. o. B. B.:
There will be Joint meeting of Orange and
mi-Tropic Lodge OF l. o. B. B., held this even
ing, November %, 1891. at 7:3O O'clock, at the
Masonic hall, 129 Spring street, for the purpose
of receiving the Grand President of the d. G. L
No. of California.
AL brethren of the order in good standing are
cordially invited. BY order of the president.
B. w. EDELMAN, Secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

San Francisco is said to have " hat
would be fine thing in this climate, a
street car that can be instantly changed
from an open to a close car. 1t is re-
ported to be great success Eastern
Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Porcelains,

If you want q fine, fat corn fed turkey for
Thanksgiving, leave your order at Aorley's,
103 8. Main and 357 S. Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

we are selling fne Elgin creamery. butter at
CSC per pound. NJ. Morley, l03 8. Main ana
357 3. Spring streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
A Card OF Thanks.

A Card OF Thanks.
desire. through the medium of the HERALD,
to thank the many kind friends who rendered
such valuable assistance during my beloved
wife's illness, and also those who with their
words of sympathy offered me colsolation in
my sad bereavement. For the many acts of
kindness and beautiful tributes of flowers and
sympathetic words SO freely given by our
friends I am most grateful. Yours respect
fully, THOMAS PLANT.
Gorgonzola Sage and English Dairy
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Porcelains for the holidays steckel, 220
Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

xyerybodysis pleased with wesner's photos
127 West First street. :f6ays
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Bismarck Biscuits
De,nerara svr,

Demor6ra syrup.
: You can buy it at H. Jevne's, 136 and 1873 N.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22
Pacific Loan Co.'s
Great 100000 Silver Sale

Mullen, Bluett & Co. have health underwear.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-22

Gorgonzoia Sage and English Dair,
Cheese
At Fl. Jevne's 1856 and 1873 N. Spring.