davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

be iiare Bsru for Einsne os at funne
pleie os bpsss ON benz, til ben imsrte'
fise Gslelis al Cabinet al be Glitebe os
of beres iorbiIte 2pttes 5orminoifelie.
Serren bar boublet meo benz, liseIom
ban eioroe meo SiUb; al bet msget, ban
CAB, bar ban osInu ta9st meset isien.
9ertil ,omner, at ben Stunb, | boiL
Zen bette 9Gstepar bar faaet bet tunss
aolb at sips titbase isien til Scrren
msb gbmpsbso os inbrs 9atiiselie be
bpre gant paa Cubs W~iifunbbcb, iom
beres 8srn bar benz, er for n9ften
bpert 9ilf9lbs blspeu fplot til Rauben
msb 1ransTens bitre Drill, ibet sen
belle gsrncFot iom Resel bar paret an.
srsben of ben iamme Spgoom, Der blep
9sbsanrias for bet Barn, Serren ifilte
fra ben flare Gamilietrebs, % bet mere
enb ensans iua ub, iom ON 8prneFOts
fen meb ct Stas ituloe sisres meo ct
itsrre 3at minors. 8 December 1877
beoe berss frrItefcSte S5u 6reoerit, tan
tire @aaneber sammel, | DARTS 1887
beres fgrIte lille Soief, nj Maaneber
9ammel, / @u9uit 1889 oeres ferite file
Sbea, tire Naaneoer 9ammel, / Suli
iioitlebsn 8erner, ct bolpt gar sammel,
os / Iamms Maaneo, life iulot tire Tiger
eiter, beres auoeu SSn al Napnet Soiei
fire Gar gnmmel. Stral efter bet pnss
lte al 8srnsne, 8erner, efter fun ncsle
faa 8a9ss baarb Spgoom bar panoret
bort, bleo be fem sienleoerOe an9rebne
al en- pncartst StrubebOite, Der bos
SOief blsu ~fOrenet meo 9ipbteria.
Cub batter meo Cine, iaateoes lbs
l1gser be tiare 5ornlore o3tte, at oeres
8Srn i en- iua un9 gloer uuHorer Bort.
us be slaber iie paa De 8iares 8esne,
at bisie bar faaet saa biem til osres
5aber / Simmelen Os oeres Seius. -
@u Guslie ont en- iuaoan tiolts Sjems
gang bapoe Sub label pirte hos ben
iioitaiosoe tillisemeo en- for us iaare
upbpssenbs Tom bcifiammenee 2ansiel
efter at bore hos Serreu. Deb fin 8ru'
bers giiattelie ifior 100 Der iaaSan
~llotalslie fra bam: "Nnar ie9 ON fort
9io un'na oer, ital 8 iatte mig iaa
nar inc til min 8rooers Siite ium mi,
lis." 8sb en- anoen 2eilisbeo ertlarebe
ban for i'm Guoer, at ban glaoeoe fig
til mart at futile soa biem til Seius,
% paa S~pgr9smaalet fra 6aoeren, peo
bpem ban bang meb en- inoerlig Sier.
li9beo Os sierne iulste p~ueralt, ON ban
bog life pniteoe at p9re l9nge hos BAN,
iuareoe ban: "oet er bog lan9t bsbre at
bore bus Seius | Simmelen."
Serreu labe bet aprs, ban ldsoe pnn,
tieue til Ybmpselie, p9 9ipre iaaoel peo
Sprseu Tom peo Slaben, ban bereoer,
Sierterne mere og mere ot0t9e til at
panbre ben ianoe DmpsnoelIes, 8ooens
Us 9rpens 8ei til Dor Sub ug til bort
rette Sjem.
Bigeun Sails, @is., 10. glus. 1892.
Gm. GbriitupberIer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
On bebagefig Sperraifelie

er Der blepet en- minore @mbeoSmanos
5amilie tiloel 8ien. S9 bet er beres
eneite Barn, ben lille treuari9e Sermine.
Der er Stplo BERT.
Oct er Omtrent to MnaneSsr Iioen,
at Der en- fisu Sag lao en- taroelis
tl9ot Mano paa en- 8ent | bet oIfent.
lise Gnlas, bour bet muntre Barn bper
Dag iplite tit Smsrrebrso til SrUtoit
Us brep fin Seq.
Wanben oatts benbes SpmartIpms
beb. Sau iaa iaa neo1aaet og isre.
mooia no ---ba ban MATTE beItem.
pare iulten. Sermins tuS MiOb til fig
os trnabte ben til Den fremmeoe Mano:
"8il Ou Usiau ipiie ct Stptte Mao?"
ipur9te bun os brco reiolut bet Stptfs,
bun bolot | Saanoen, ooer os rate
Waroen ben enc Salpoel.
Sun iaa fSrit liOt ~iOrbauiet paa ben
9iae, men itrar efter gift Der ct oarmt
emil uper bans gr9mmeoe 9rat.
Seq tatter Dig, nit 9nrn!" iasOe
ban o9 to9 mob Sm9rrebrgoet, Iom ban
ipiite, O9 besse 10 ~fornGiet til binanoen.
Gfterbannoen bleo be 0ooe 8ennsr.
Sun isste, Iaaiuurt bun tom ino I Gns
lH99et, itrar ben tilben "itattels Mano,"
iOm bum fulote bart, us ban a lpttelis,
uaar bet al Sunobeo og @l9oe Itraas
lenoe Barn msb uobreot Irme fom 10.
benbe ben til BAN.
Os ct etpfte SmprrebrDb ifulbe ban
altio ipiie meo -.
5or nosle Gage iioen uoebleo ban,
Den life Sermiue bar utrDitelis og
funoe Het life be9ribe, bpor oos ben
~"itattels Ianb" bar benne.
Men 8apa erfareoe til @iengjalb
martelise Ting, ~efterat ban en- Dag
baooe faaet ct Srep fro en- 3otar, Der
snIteoe at tale meo BAN. Sor Del
fsrite piiie bet fig, at ben "itatiels
Wano@ bar meset o~elbapenoe. Sor
bet anoet, at ban baooe iublat ben lins
Sermine til fin llniuerialaruins. 5or
bet treble, at ban bauoe eiterlaot fig e.
8rep, bpori Der fob os laie:
Seq mistoileoe ON ale Menneiter
tbi be, Der bar mig fiareit, bauoe bebra'
get mig. Seq hapbe foriaset Gnt, tbi
bpao iss snifeoe, tuuoe ies lite Opnaa
Seq blep sierris, tbi min 8unbbaan'
betbeb bar fin i~nbbrast mig lltui
2ise umiooelbart for nit 2ips Gno,
bar en- Barusbaaub srebet fat | mig
% siust mig tilbase til 2iuet. Bet pal
fun en- fort Stuno, men bapoe ies bapi
MiaiOner, leg bapbe sierre sipet benz
os be Gieblii piloe lille babe oaret fol
bprt betalte. Waaite oil ben file fat
ftsrre 0ptte al min 5ormue, enb iet
bar bapt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

5000 GrubearbsiSere | Sairmpnt, 8.
@o., bar neblast Grbeioet for at tpinss
grbciSsoipcrue til at ancrtlenoe Grbei'
ocrcrsauiIatioren
9s fire forte gapirmaifl !
|rreen er uneer 3onitrnftion I 8or'
cefer, Wasi., for be nps Bapirmpller I
Rumfprb, Re. Gen enc er 1876 1on'
mer breo, TO 125 Tpmmer boer % en-
l12 CONNER.
Gper 1000 Grbeibere bar ! belle Som'
mer paret bsifj9ftiseoe meo at bpgge
op ben nse Jabrltbp RumiOrb Sails, Os
be npe 5obriier oil, naar be bliper far
Sioe, itaHe 1900 9eriOner itaSist ar'
beioe.
s. gulipar, Yenn., osbe forleosn
1aa @ilb. 8een | en- alosr al l04 Var.
Gan par ben 9loite Sernitgber ! Ime'
rita Os in~boauorsoe fra 1plflano I
1882.
- 8odforS, 3D., ipues bet MI at
blips for pdrmt for ben berp9teee Wss'
Tins e6tueinfurtb. Gan bar ilsbt en-
2nnoitr9tnins uo9le Nh Spo for
scptut, Soma, paa besss Sioer al
GrGnfen msIem Soma % Misiouri,
bpur ban pil anlasse 1T BALLADS paa
@r9nIen, iaa ban, naar Gutoriteterne |
Den enc Stat er efter BAN, letpinbt tan
fomme oper @rrnien.
- Npabe Suoianerne er be9nnote at
mprbe bpioe Ssttlers | 0sfp Wegifo.
Gorlepen Dag fanbt man 2i9et al en-
uus Gmeritaner, Sen SOosoOn, 8 Nil
ira Satdita. Gugen efter fanbt man /
Iarbeoen 2isst af Meri'auereu Gelans
ia. Mau iormpoer, at be er blepne
mprbsbe ai Is Ipode Snbianers, iom
for fort 9ib iiben fDrlob Gan Carlos,
Reieroatipnen.
- @eit Superior, @is., er Der
reiit Iutlaoer mpo 8 Meolemmer al
Spraabet, uemlis SObn 8alter, War'
tin aomItap Us 5ranf Desmond. De
sr bsItplbts for at baoe tiloenbt fs $4oo
os fOritie0i9e minore GUNNER. 8 2si
BET al faa Nar er Der beuilset $4,000
for pHentlise Giemeb, men man Ter in'
gen 5orbeSrinssr, paa bpilte oisie 9enss
ituloe oaret anoenote.
Zen befienbte Gpgmmer Sssie
8iQiams ippmmebe fprlsosn Dag fra
fort 2eapeutportb, Rams, til aanias
9th paa 3 1imer. Nfitanoen msIem
be to gper. naar man fslSer WisiDuri
Sloben, sr SO Mil.
- The Goodland Artificial Rain
Company forissts itolte use at proou'
esre 8esn Omssneu al Council @rOpe,
Sons, men ale 5oriss mislpttebes.
Rssnmassren Tube faa $4oo fpntant,
bois ban hinoe prcouesre en- 1ommes
&ssnfalb | en- Omfrebs at 20 0ail, men
ban funbs life iaa en- Sfp frem.
- Sames 8. Miler, i@aulsp Bridge,
%. @a., ubuauntes for so Gar iiben
til bette Gmbeoe al 8reiioent 8iliam
Senrp Sarriiun. Gan er M ben alo'
tie 8oitmeiter | 9anbet os ubfsrer fine
Gmbeosplieter, uastet bau er SO Gar,
babe burtist us tilfreositiIenbs. 1u'
Der Sorserfrisen bar 0tr. Milers
TOItaubneri Here @anse inben Dp1
rsrsb9reus 9iuier, men ban blep al.
brig paa noseu Maabe %furitprret af
SprGrerne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

The Valdez BUSINESS CoIl...
Scnool az Decorah, Iowa, ofIer
IN business Training, ShonAsnaaT ~
writing and q special course f1rS.LU
tAat prepares the learner 10, 100
work a. Is shown by the isen
students who are holding pawn ~
In eastern and western cities a.5a pgIslu
Largeson Is keeping ~ '.la3
Minneapolis Brewing Go. A. NO
Minn. Salary $65 per month. Hs,,jo
son Is a Dookkeeper at Menomeri. :
salary, $50 per month. NJ G UanSs" n
with w A Edwards, Installm.n, ~
Minneapolis, Mimi, Salary Al Ooo hoI
and expenses. Geo. Todd keen. kperyI
Scott, Thompson 81 Bro. siouE FsmA
receives a salary of $65 Der mona 1
hovarik IS stenographer & corresnons
TO the Chicago Telephone Co a, ponG|
OF s6o per month. Mary TelfoTd ,as
shorthand in Duluth. SaIayx 49,
month. j. j. Hagen teaches pe1,H
q shorthand In Cations Bus,nes, Tam
Minneapolis, MINI. Salary Ar oSs
took a course In Penmansbin rl.I"
Valdez. Alice Malmin Is stsnnm".n
kessey q Pitts, Bankers, Alton ~
salary $50 per month Kate Dr,ra'
stenographer N Gov. Burke, of Nortb
kota: Salary $50 per month. JENNA III
son is stenographer and bookkeenar ~
National Loan Building and Inve.tmI
20, Chicago. Capital, $i0.OOO,OOO Sail
$50 per month. '
Inc average price paid for tuition
the above students was $35. VIII II
you 70 take a course at Prof. VA
schoolf 1t Is n of the best copduJ
schools In this country, Send for a \
logue. II will pay you TO come 10O0 nj
TO take a course at this institute n,
Do you wish to prepare for tescb,l
See "StougLton Academy" etc na~a !
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Z Sno 5afota.
8 Gms9nen a. Watertopn.

Gmsgnen 8atertoru n.
Ratertotuu, Soe Gus.-gn irp9telis Sasl.
form biemisste iiolte Nat oenue ggn. ca
ben er fuloit9noig poela9t inotil 70 WiI
Eit Tor Der. Stormens Baue er pmtreut Z
Wlil breo. Siaoeu er lite lise flor operalt;
ben ItprIte er inoenfor en- Cmfrebs af Z Nii
fro Ypen. s 8pen bIep en- Del Binousruoer
fnuit.
GIt Iaaet ueb.
@arp, sos Gis.-gn Iem Ytnc, Regn o.
Saalitorm raieoe Der iaaar Gftes 81. 10.
Slere Storme ipntes at mpoe h~inanoen.
S9ben er oueralt Iaast til Sorben. On
Rrnsos Ruoer paa Noroiioen blep fnuit.
2pnet pr9bte to Seite paa Serrieus Jarm.
8 Surom.
Surou, sbe Nus. = timber 9oroenpeiret
iaaar ramte 2pnet BON Tuiens glepatpr,
Formers Sptel o. z. R. Beits 8olis. Der
er ppeiast ntesen S0o mob Norbgit, men
iite ! Sub berfor,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

Start 6. Garr, be 5prenebe Staters
Seianot til 0nnmari, blep / Snsbass
unoerrettet ON, at ban itrar maatte
rsnce tiltnse til i'm Bot / 9isbsubapu
pna @runo al be ~ubeba9eliss 6orpiflins
ger, 9uniul Gpber bar fpmmet /.
@einubt Carr BAR i CONNER tilbraat
en- fort 5erie i fit Sjem i @alssbura,
SQ,
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
@enerananb 0pmmisiar Garter

bar inbisubt til SnbenrissminiNsren lin
geretnins for Reg~nItnbsanrst, Der snbte
ben 3otc SUM. 8 be Gorsnebe stater
sr enbru 567, $4,000 acres Reois.
rin9slauo; beraf er 2S9, 1891, 900 Glcrcs
rpmaalt, % 227, $4,000 9lcres er life
opmaaIt. Scr. Garter fpre7aar, at Der
oectases en- Son on 8eitpttelIe at oft
Stpolano, % at bette fun nib9uoes iii
oirtelige Settlere liplge 6omeIteao o.
@rubelopene. Settlere buroe paIaa,
Tiger ban, tiInbes at tase Iaa meget
GGmmcr fra piientlist Stpolaub, iom
be bebpcer for c9et Brig.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
On delegation Of guttapntumis

Snoianere ira Wiscpnfn aiagoe l
9irsbass ct SeIss bOs SubiuuertOm'
mis1rrsn. 9isie SuSinnsre bar ! 80
glar ernaret fig peb agerbrus % 9ues.
npl, men panitanr III, at Resierinasn
nat iGrse for oeres llnoerbplo. De
pnaitaar euouioers, at Resjeriu9en er
/ @iGlo til benz for bet 2auo, be ooer'
Srug til oen for mango Gnr iioen. Su.
bianertcmmisiGren aIoiits beitemt oerre
8nnitoHo % unNcrretteoe 9~elssatiuueu
ON, at Der for 9ioen life Dor npset
Gono, Tom ban tunbs benDtte til oeres
lluberitstteIie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
iffnnet An Gprbrneslie. @eperi

bar tilaauet Hn SOrbrpeelie. @sper'
ror Tctipe,.
Tnnamiiaiientai. llnser en- rel''
oiss sefliehes | Rrm irrrtSs Ssnoas
erelpo,reee en- Gpndmitbcmbs. @lleps
gsrioner tIep srGbts. % li9eiaa mango,
oeriblonsi Here apiuosr % Sprn, bdaret
hnrftsns.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Nettelie.

s Guertis Iementet fra 2utber Gca.
bemp / Glbcrt Sea, Minn., sibe 4,
itaar, at Stoleu aabnes ben 30te Sep
TENDER, ital bore Den 20oe September.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
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Sauborn, soe 9lus-2pHet TIos fibfts Iat
ueo / Seq Roidcrs Stolp ps orGbte 8 Seite
% 8 &ipr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

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Do you wish to prepare for teach,
See "Stouglton Academy" ETC., page /
40. 1875
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
I'll "Nmertfa", "9eeorab:
@pitcn", "VoroOcfen",
X % "Waroen"l

ct fra 1ameri,a. eftsr DpfOrortns.l
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16

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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28

vegetarian in their diet, fact illus
trated by list of fresh meat and poul-
try weighing S270 pounds supplied to
them by Chamberlain's city meat mar
ket during the last ten days.
N. Neidig, and family are among
the camping fraternity on the beach.
Mr.. Neidig, now resident of Los An
geies, was for long time the editor of
the Marshalltown Republican, Iowa.
The rolling stock of the Redondo rail-
way is being taxed to its full capacity at
present, in handling the ocean traffic.
The arrivals at the Redondo this morn
ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. e. @. Wright,
San Francisco; ] G Allyn, New Mexico
Jarrett L. Richards, Santa Barbara
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 1. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Duckworth, Miss Johnson, Miss
Gertrude johnson, H. @. Sigler, Thomas
B. Merry, DR.. F. R Cunningham, Los
Angeles.
Guests at the Ocean View house
Lionel Hawtry, South Riverside; Andy
Mckay, Pasadena; L. III. Ehlers, New
York; S. L. Merstetter. Kansas City
James Thorp, j. j. Maloney, D. o.
Eaverty. Los Angeles.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Cam
paign club will soon be organized, and
the old guards of Democracy in this
vicinage expect to take the banner.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
From Aniuence.to Poverty.

The building known as the Saratoga
clubhouse is ssituated in spacious grounds
on the corner of Putnam and East Con-
gress streets, and Immediately opposite
Congress Spring park. It is command
ing structure of brick, painted and pen
ciled, and over quarter Of a century
ago was built by the, late John Morris
sey, pugilist, gambler and congressman,
at cost of about 100000. The furni-
ture and equipments, including cafe
rivaling the famous Del1nonico's, in
volved an additional expenditure of a
large amount. At that time Morrissey's
finances were supposed to span seven
figures, but when he died, thirteen years
ago, there was but very little of his es-
tate to be found.
And it is now a notorious fact that
his widow, once resplendent with dia-
monds and costly gowns, is at present
barely keeping body and soul together
by daily employment in Troy collar
and shirt factory. Once picture of
beauty and symmetrical loveliness, to-
day she is an attenuated and shabby
relic of her former SELF Soured and
respondent, she is very bitter against
those who, in the days of her husbands
prosperity, imposed upon his well known
generosity and reckless openhandedness.
Saratoga Cor. Chicago Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
How the Cobra Gives Warming.

The most dangerous reptiles of India
and Africa are the cobras. No snakes,
not even rattlesnakes, are more dreaded.
and with reason. AS the rattlesnake
warns the ear by its significant ''rattle," !"
so the cobras warn the eye by the mode
in which they expand the upper part of
the body when irritated. This expan-
sion is produced by sudden movement
of the ribs of that region of the body.
Usually they incline backward, but the
animal, when irritated, makes them
stand out at right angles to the body,
and SO, of course, forces outward the
skin which covers them. Thus the neck,
or part just behind the head, becomes
greatly expanded and fattened, as it
also does, though in less degree, in the
Australian blacksnake. This expansion
is called hood, and SO the animals are
called hooded snakes. In some of them
there is ON the back of the hood dark
mark, something like pair of spec
tacles, and they have therefore been
called spectacle snakes. es.-Quarterly Re-
view
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
POMONA.
A Constable scored-News Notes and
Personals.

A Constable scored-News Notes and
Personals.
POMONA, July 27.-Constable F. o,
Slanker was scored today on account Of
the conduct of Deputy E. F. Phelan, in
making an arrest upon our streets. Mr..
]. G. Aston met Mr.. Phelan and spoke
to him upon some business matter. Mr..
Phelan thereupon arrested Mr.. Aston.
and marched him up in court with a
charge of disturbing his peace.
Miss Emma L. Ledbetter is guest
at the pleasantly situated home OF w.
@. Fillmore, Hamilton avenue.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fillmore was celebrated todav.
Rev. Van Cleve left for Arrowhead to.
dav to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stieglitz have re.
turned from the beach.
Mr.. Hazard, representing the New
York Life Insurance company. is in our
city.
George W. Solomon, representing the
J. w. Teasdale Fruit company, St,
Louis, is taking in our climate.
Short q Sehwan shipped car of DO
tatoes east today, via the Santa Fe.
Passengers for Los Angeles TODAY
were: A. B. Young, Henry Bingham,
Lane McComas. Robt. Loucks, Charlie
Loud, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Brown, Miss
Maggie Collins, Miss French.
Miss Maggie Collins of Los Angelo.
and Miss French of San Francisco were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Brown to-
day.
DR.. M. B. Campbell, Teddie WOODY
and Archie Thompson LETT on this morn
ing's Santa Fe overland for Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
How Hawthorne Wrote.

We never think of local color in con-
nection with Hawthorne. Apparently
he didn't need to put it on. Perhaps he
would not have understood about it.
He might have thought that the coun-
terpart of the literary term Qocal color
applied socially would refer to the
women who paint, the term has such an
artificial sound. One has an idea of a
colored photograph; the local color is
not part of the substance, but is i'm
posed. Hawthorne was not conscious Of
any necessity of giving local color to his
creations. He wrote of that into which
he was born, and his creations, even
when they were in foreign settings
glowed with that internal personality
which is never counterfeited by veneer
ing.-Charles Dudley Warner in Har
per's
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
REDLANDS.
People who Are at the Infant Wonder
City.

People who Are at the Infant Wonder
City.
REDLANDs, July H.--B. F. Hyde is
here preparing to take charge of the
sewer work contracted for by Mr.. Mum
son.
B. F. Brooke of Riverside is here look
ing after street work.
Judge J. Brousseau is making a brief
visit to his ranch.
John Reardon of Los Angeles is at the
Windsor.
The weather signals on the Windsor
have become discouraged by the cloudy,
cool weather, and refuse to indicate.
John Loversen and R. T. Jenkins OF
Beaumont are at the Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell I. Hedge have
returned from seaside trip.
M. HI. O'Brien of the Bear valley dam
made visit to this city yesterday.
Arthur Sparhawk is spending week
here.
E. W. Thomas, a prominent educator
of Ohio. made brief visit here and left
town yesterday.
Justice Camps courtroom has been
removed from the Truesdell block to the
city hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
AT REDoNDO.
Shipping Notes-News Matters-Hotel
Arrivals.

Shipping Notes-News Matters-Hotel
Arrivals.
RRDoNDo BEACH, July 27.-The Her
mosa was delayed in her departure for
Catalina yesterday until 3 80 p. m., and
took out So passengers instead of %, as
noted in yesterday special.
rhe steamer Eureka came into port at
IL 80 a. m. today, with 55 tons of mer-
andise and eight passengers for Re-
q ndo, leaving for San Pedro at l O'Clock
!, M.
The steamship Santa Rosa arrived
from the south at D. m. today and de-
parted at 2:15 p. M, shipping from Re-
dondo so passengers and 26 tons miscel-
laneous merchandise.
The steamer Al-Ki cleared last night
from the north, having discharged her
cargo of $50 tons in twelve and one-half
hours, which among steamboat men is
accounted pretty good speed.
The schooner Edward Parkes cleared
for Eureka at 5 O'Clock this morning.
Her cargo OF lumber for the Willamette
Lumber company was discharged in
three days.
The seagoipg people are not entirely
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-28
BEFORE He THOUGHT.
The Poor Fellow Was Really Hungry and
Spoke His Mind Too Frankly.


Tom De Witt, Jack Ford and Ed Still
man had been living on cigars and hope
for two days end were nearly starved to
death.
They had decided to honor some Of
their Vassar friends with visit, at the
time of the commencement, when the
college discipline is somewhat relaxed;
but short stay in the place had con-
vinced them that the fare of the Pough-
keepsie boarding house was inadequate
to satisfy Murray Hill appetites.
So when, after morning drive, the
girls announced that they intended to
effectually silence the current feeble
sneer at the cooking abilities of fair col
legians by giving the party q lunch pre-
pared by themselves. there was JOY in
the hearts of the men. At the word
''lunch" Tom looked at Ed and Ed look
ed at Tom, and Jack looked straight
into the face of the prettiest girl and
said most felicitously, "Oh. thank your
1t was to be served in one of the rooms
at 2 o'clock; Sin the meantime they
would stroll about the grounds and get
up an appetite"
At last the lunch came. 1t was a
.spink" one. The table was artistically
and tastefully decorated. Big pink bows
and punches of roses covered the CLOTH
and elaborately painted dinner cards
directed the guests to their seats.
AS course succeeded course the men
began to wonder where the substan-
tials were coming in, and to realize that
a third disappointment had fallen to
their lot
The little tubs of deviled salmon, the
impalpable croquettes with tender as
paragus tips, the tiny dabs of shrimp
salad in the center of cool, green lettuce
leaves, the salted almonds, the olives,
the meringues glace and the strawberry
sherbet were all very dainty and deli
cate, but not particularly satisfying to
earthly mortals whose thoughts were
running on thick, juicy English chops
and big pewter mugs the size of an in
fant's bathtub.
And when as a finishing touch cute
little packages of tutti frutti, cunningly
tied up in pink ribbons, were passed
around on asilver plate, the men felt
unequal to further conversational effort.
A few hours after the feast Tom De
Witt remarked that it was time for
them to be starting, as they expected to
catch the 7:50 train for New York.
''Oh, you'd better stay over until the
1D:10," demonstrated sweet sophomore;
"you will lust spoil your evening. What
will you ds.when you get back to the
city,"
Here was the great opportunity Of
Jacks life, and unconsciously he rose
to it.
"Oh," he said earnestly, "we'll so
straight to hotel and get something to
eat. for we haven't had square meIl
since we have been in this town."
For a moment three girls stared
blankly at each other and then the
young men gathered their hats and
canes together and, saying hurried ''good
nights" sped, with horizontal coat tails,
in the direction of the depot. Harry
n~~-A-aine-in Homemaker