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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-22
oBBs OBSERVATIONS.
what lie sees and Hears During Hi
Travels

what lie Sees and Hears During Hts
Travels.
The present local headquarters Of the
Adams Express Company, are to be changed.
1t is understood that the present quarters in
the Lehigh depot are required by the United
States Express Company, which seems to have
the pulp under the p. & r. combination,
and the Adams company is preparing to get
out before the official notice gets around.
The new quarters Of the Adams will be in
he Ferguson building, at the corner Of Main
and Oak streets.
Probablylno term ofcommefcial significance
is used more frequently than 80 K" How
did it orgiuate2 Here is one answer: When
all cattle west of the Alleghanies were
driven on foot to the Eastern markets across
the mountains the kentucky cattle became
famous for their quality, and the drover to
distinguish them marked K, meaning Old
Kentucky. The brand caused comment and
soon came to mean, in drover's parlance,
superior grade. 1t was soon converted into
OIL Korrect in the drovers and cattlemen's
slang and spread into all kinds Of business.
The Coal and Iron police force throughout
this region has received strict instructions to
keen a sharp lookout for tramps and buns
and PROMPTLY hanl in all caught lounging
about railroad property. The order is being
enforced. Frank Shirey took one down to
iail ON Monday morning. Lieutenant Daniel
took "Big Dutcho and Charles Wills down in
the afternoon. and ON Monday several of the
| O. and l. police. including Daniel. Bedea an
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ADDETIONAL OFFERs.


will NIAGARA FALLS
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The Home Friendly Society, Of Baltimore,
Nd, will present the two lucky competi
tors in the contest with handsome Gold.
headed Silk Umbrellas.
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PRSTILENT AGITATORs.

The latest attempts st discrediting
ones own country and home were dis
closed in San Francisco yesterday in the
discovery vhat circulars had been sent
oil over the country declaring that there
are in that city from 5000 to 10000 per-
sons out of work and in need OF help
from the chsritably disposed throughout
the land. The mayor promptly chal-
lenged the proposition and arraigned
the person at the head of the orgsniza.
ton which is publishing this matter as
ialsiter and mischief maker.
We should never refer to local mat
ter like this if it stood alone. But there
is come curious history connected n
this ching OF warning w0rkingm1
| from San francisco, OF which til
act is only the merest incident.
more than a year ago there ".
] liedsd an account OF how the
| unions n>d Scr years controlled the laOo
market in that CITY, whish showed how
completely the4e uuious controlled ri
clarres OF aorkmeH. The writer t4!'
how workman in othar nnrAnre OF th'
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ALL accounts agree as to the show at
Chicago, upon two points. First, that
there is now, and will continue to be,
plenty Of room for the vast numbers
who will go, and second, that the show
itself will be immense. The fear that
strangers could not get reasonable ac-
.ommodations, at reasonable rates, is
last being dispelled. We have it upon
The best possible authority, that right
1pon the line of entrance to the grounds,
DR. close enough thereto to suit the con-
venience OF most OF the people, there
are very satisfactory hotels that give
lodgings for from one to two dollars q
lay. As matter OF fact, one gentleman
writes that the prices are entirely fair,
considering that these hotels are put UP
10 do only temporary business. We
ire glad to be able to believe and state
this, for at the opening things looked
badly for the multitude that wanted t.
see this greatest of all the great fairs
as undoubtedly this is to be, when fair
~ and fully inaugurated.
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Ii is not what we think OF ourselves
put what others think of us which
makes or mars us. All OF us are inclined
v boast OF our own-especially we
awelers in new places of which we are
Eond. 1t is rare to find really promis-
Ing western town through whose cen
Ter the axis OF the earth does not pro-
rude visibly," as Or. Holmes declared
twenty-five years ago, when defending
Boston against the critics no asaailed
ler well known local pride. But there IL
limit to local pride. 1t 10, in fact, easy
descend from this into provlnciai!sm,
which no one can defsnd. NoW, the
whole country has begun to think 80
we'll OF Los Angeles that ehe can afford
20 be composed and con laisani. Above
III she can afford to wait for one or
more new railroads that are bouni to
ONE at the right time. No maC.er il
We can't swear to the exact j ate wneu
he Salt Lake road viii he built, we
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BRo. BoRucK has been studying anC
writing up Los Angeles and the region
round about. He says that any one who
thinks this people are made up of one
lungers,, gets passed BY. On the con-
trary, their lung power is prodgious
and their grip terrific. TIE proposes to
acquaint the people in the upper part Of
the state with the facts he has discov-
cred, and to advise them that they have
many things to learn from us in the way
of united and persistent work.
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AFTER today every defendant in civil
suit must have copy.of the complaint,
as we'll as the summons, served upon
him. Hitherto one in each county
was the only requirement-all other de-
lendandants being served with copy of
summons only. The new law makes an
entirely unnecessary and vexatious
change. In many suits, like those to
quiet title, for instance, where there
may be scores of nominal defendants,
the new req 1irement will cause excess
i've annoyance and expense.
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Prof. Kamame, who will be remem-
bered in connection with his massive
chariot OF purple and gold and his regal
costume sparkling with gems. las trav.
eled around the world in the interest OF
his company, of which he is president,
speaking to tens of thousands of people
as he did in Los Angeles in April and
NMsaXsiAa2 pf8a valaee stoant la4 s.ea.hAls
most lovely city he has visited in bis
tour and contemplates making it his
future home,
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A Famous Medicine.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has be-
come famous for it's cures OF throat and
lung diseases. It is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
coughs, and is the most effectual remedy
known for these diseases. Mr.. @. B.
Main of Union City, Pa, says: Il have
a great sale on Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. i warrant every bottle and
have never heard of one failing to give
entire satisfaction" 90 cent bottles for
sale by G. f. Heiuzeman, 222 N. Main
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Here Is Something Good for Your
Rheumatic Friends.
II any OF your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read this:
Lynchburg, Va, April IS, 1898.
| desire to cay that Chamberlain's
Pain Balm has cured one of our citizens
OF rheumatism of two years. standing.
One bottle did the work. This gentle
man, Mr.. r. Ii. Parnell, ticket agent OF
the 0. & 0. R.. r., now recommends
Pain Balm to all his friends. F. 9.
Helbig. 30 cent bottles for sale by G. F.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main.
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THERE is one item in our county ex-
penses which does not attract the atten-
ton and the remark it deserves. We
refer to the cost of the elk persons
known as court deputies. These six de-
partments average about half days
session each-in the busy season. Three
hours day for five days in the week,
and one hour for Saturdays, would be
about fair as the time demanded of
them. They are good looking and gem
tlemanly, and do their duties we'll.
That there is nothing for them to do but
to attend to the department, is nothing
against them. They keep their places
and their faces with becoming gravity,
and on the first of every month they
sign the payroll with firm hand, and re-
ceive one hundred dollars therefor. If we
were living in the old days when lsSorers
were few and land values reaching sky
ward, all this would be we'll enough. Blu
now good men would do these duties JUS
80 we'll for about half the money, ane
we submit it as thing to be looked into
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know it is coming, for the rest OF the
country has agreed that we deserve It.
Let US keep our heads and our hopes,
for we have now the good opinion of the
whole country as to our future.
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Sac U,fn Advance

II your time is short and you cannot re-
main on the grounds long, az some have
stated to us. Kindly make your
wishes known and we will try and ar
range matters satisfactorily. See US in
advance OF sale, if possible. Los An
geles Land Bureau, 2O7 South Broad
way.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
10 The DAILY HERALD viii be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be seut TO
subscribers by mail un esq the same have been
paid for In advance. This rule is innexibe
l.. p. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent 2 1
Merchnnts' Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent. This paper Is kept on nle
in his once
The HERALD is sold Mt the Occidental Hotel
new. staud, San Franci, co, lor Sc n COPY.
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nisnhexed the laws.

M1LwAUKeE, VIE, May 23.-Com.
mauder-in- Chief Weissert OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, said today the
oniv cause for annulling the charter for
Farnhan post of New York was its DIS
Obedience OF known laws OF the Grand
AlmV
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CUMBERLAND Presb ' terians.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 23.-The Gum
berland Presbyterian assembly today
selected Eugene City, Ore, as the next
place of meeting. 1t was contest be-
tween Eugene City, Moberly, Mo-,
Bowling Green, KY, and Chicago.
Eugene City was selected on the second
banok
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Pre.,dential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-The president
today appointed Samuel Blackwell, OF
Alabama. third auditor OF the treasury,
vice w. H Hart, of Indiana, resigned.
Bernard Goode, of Detroit, has been
appointed superintendent OF the dead
letter office.
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At Drop of Hammer

Please step to the front and make 10
per cent deposit or your purchase. Ii
your money is in the bank furnish US
with name of same and we will hand
you blank check. II any questions you
wish to aak call at Los Angeles Land
Bureau, 207 South Broadway.
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POINTERS FOR TODAY.

ATHLETIC PARK-Ar,zonI Charles Wild
Yves nh w, $40 p. IN
COURT HOusR-Supervisors to meet aud IN
vest gate the sherifs office.
ARMoRY DALL-Tug of War.
TEMPERANCE TEMP E-W .C.TU. conyen ion
all day.
PARK TsFATER-The Ward company in
Ranch 10.
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TOPEKA, Kan, May 29-The superin-
tendent OF insurance, under an opinion
by the attorney general, promulgated
an order that all insurance companies
doing business in Kansas must establish
state agencies in the state WITHIN o0
dsvs or 20 out OF business.
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LOCAL-The police commission. The coun-
Gil and the water bonds. Full text OF the
complaint Brought against the council re-
stralning 1t from selling water bonds The
YoakumS family skeleton aired again
Arizona Charles Wild West chow great
success. Cochrano missing Cases in the
courts New suits Temperatures workers
in convention. DIR. Floyd arrested on II
charge OF obtaining money on false pre-
lenses Arthur Tanner on the county hos
pilal management. =. The justice courts
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so,1v smith TO right Grimn.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Jimmy Carroll of
New York tonight signed articles for
Johnny Griffin to fight Solly Smith be-
fore the Colum bian Athletic club, this
city, for purse Of $4,000. the fret week
in Julv
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Is when you can buy cheap, and to sell
when you can get good figures; that's
business. You will never have such an
opportunity to buy like property in this
city. Maps and catalogues at Los An
geles Land Bureau, POI South Broad
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JoseDb Jefferson Very III.

BuzzARDs' BAY, Mass., May 23.-
Joseph jefferson, the famous actor is
suffering from an abscess in the neck.
He does not seem to rally. lu view OF
his age his family are much concerned
at mis- condition, though hoping for the
hest
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-24
WEDNESDAY. MAY "a. 1898.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

by TELEGRAPH-The Presbyterian gen
eral assembly entertains the appeal in the
Briggs case Infanta Eulalia entertain d
at dinner by President and Mrs Cleveland
ia sensational suicsde at Cleveland, o.
International Press congress- The national
worlds fair commission wrestles with the
Sunday closing question. .Tornadoes in
Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Ontario.
Numerous disasters General news CLEAN
inRs
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One bottle of Smiths Dandruf Pc.
made lie guaranteed to cure any Gaze, or
money refunded. For sale by OF q
Vaughn, corner Fourth and Spring.
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Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time, lest
you become bald. Skookum root hair
grower stops falling lair. Sold by drug
gists.
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NEIGHsonING rowNs-Lous Beach to

TOwNs-Long Beach to
celebrate Its whsrfs completion Santa
Monica notes, 2heim news matters
Death of Joseph Lewis at Pasadena Pro-
ceeeings Of tbs Orange county supervisors
The weather at Pomona Religious in
terest at Oolton... The Stewart hotel to be
rebuilt n. San Bernardlno. combined
cutting aud shoe ing Sorape at Redlands
The tug Of war contest last night.
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OF 200 selected lots in Wolfskill tract to.
morrow at p. IN. sharp. Look Tor tent
on the ground.
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THE POLICE coMMIssIoN.
Some Routine Business Transacted q
Yesterdsy's Session.

Some Routine Business Transacted ri
,f,f- Yesterdays Session.
The board OF police commissioner
met yesterday morning in the mayors
office, that gentleman presiding. Also
present Chief Glass and Commissioners
Tufts, Bosbyshell, Bradish aHd Weldon.
The minutes OF last meeting were ap-
proved. "tH'h'N
CHARITY AND REWARD FUND.
The clerk of the board reported having
paid over to the city treasurer and taken
his receipt therefor the sum OF $16S.15
for rewards growing out of the Quijada
murder case and other matters. The
report was filed.
CHANGES OF LICENSE.
The chief of police reported favorably
on change of license from George Quirie
to Quirie & Morgan, at 324 South Main
street, and, on motion of Mr.. Bosbyshell,
1t was granted.
The petition OF John Hanawass was
read also the protest of f. G. Howes
and others against granting transfer OF
license to said Hanawass from 102 to 124
North Main street. The question then
came to vote and was granted by
vate OF to 2. Ayes, Messrs. Rowan,
TUFTS and Weldon. Noes, Messrs.
Bradish and Bosbyshell.
The petition of J. w. Potts for return
OF line OF $27 was reported back to the
council without recommendation.
CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICER.
The charge OF Officer A. B. Bates
against Officer O'Regan was read and
referred to the committee of the whole
at the next meeting OF the board. He
ie charged with conduct unbecoming an
of1cer in using abusive language while
ON duty to brother officer on public
street.
NEW TRANSFERS ASKED.
J. o. Carlin, who applied for transfer
OF license from E. Machias at ZIG West
sixth street, was required to obtain the
consent of the property owners.
Arnold Cordes applied for transfer
from A. Rothspieler at Sixth .and Olive !
streets, and the case was referred to the |
chief.
COMPLAINT OF DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
Fla. Larnia and others filed COM
plant charging Mrs. Cocial with keep
ing house of ill-fame at 1856 CONNER
cial street, which was referred to the
chief for investigation.
PETITIONS.
The petition of M. T. Collins was laid
over for one week. That of John Lem
m aclf 60 3
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The petition of M. T. Collins was laid
over for one week. That of John Lem
on, asking for appointment as police
man, was read and filed, and the board
adjourned.
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COMPLAINT OF DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
f. "A. Larnia and others filed COM
plant charging Mrs. Cocial with keep
ing house of ill-fame at 736 CONNER
cial street, which was referred to the
chief for investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
NEW BRUNSWICK.

There is every reason TO believe thar the Le"s"
Valley Railroad Company will have branch r"i'i'e
through New Brunswick within Few moh'h'' ~
single track has been laid from Perth Amooy I"
,r,,h,n two miles of New brunswick The Intention
seems 10 be to extend this track to Bound Brook anu
there connect with their main line. me rlen, VI
way has been secured from all the properly o""0''
from Perth Amboy to New-BrunswcR.
The New Brunswick branch OF the Mlddl'seN county,
League TO cooperate with the New-J'r'oy .,'hens
League was organized last evening In tn" haii OF the
Young Mem. Christian Association Bulidlhe. re'h"
nent officers reported by nominating committee con
es.inc NJ DR. Austin scott president Of Rutgers col
lere John : Voorhees,. MidlcscN County member "i
ih. Council Of The state Lcagu', and W. N'nclu H.
Hutton pastor Of the second Reformed ChuF"Ii' ""'
elected as follows President tho Rev. Dr. Wiilin"
r. Duryee Of Rutgers College; vicepre'id'n' john
n Carpenter: treasurer, Edward >. Campbell -"cre
tarv E. r. Corwin OF the New Brunswick Theological
seminary: executive committee, John ). Aoorl".,'
lanes Nelson Dr.. Henry X. Baldwin, Dir. Frank NJ
Donohue and Jacob j. Janeway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
MEETINGS And ENTERTAINMLNIS.

Henry waterson, Editor OF 1.-The Louisville Courier
journal will give lecture Money and Mons"
before the Chau,auq Union Of NewYork al the Bread
wav Tabernacle, o. Monday evening. March p.
The first shoot Of the oval Club Will take place
on the Berkeley oval tomorrow beginning at II 80
Captain John L. and Leaf Apear will give an eS-
OF shooting at fifty live birds between the euo
matches.
Mn. Emily Shaw Fornan will read PAPER on The
Modern Short story" for benefit Of tn" Newly ok
Exchange for Woman, Work at No. West Finieih't,
n 3 30 o'clock, Monday afternoon
At the meeting Of thu Brooklyn Young Rcpubiicsn
Club at Eultol-st ard Ilatbushaye. tuesday even
Ine ncxt William J. Gsynor will deliver an address On
"AnncxatiOn, or Greater Newyok." discussion Is 10
follow
meeting OF reunion ond conference OF the graduates OF
Iohn. IIopsns University lie held No.
80 Thfty.nrst-st.. on the evening oil Aprl = 9t
the meeting will be interchange Of views looking
10 an organization OF alumni. The following are the
committee: c. Walter Arz. Richard Harding Davis.
Fulton McMshon Allan Maryland. Bernoid +. ofonnor.
BENJAMIN Tu,ka Edmund b. Wilson, woodrow WILSON,
The fifteenth annual commencement OF the American
Veterinary College Will be held al ChckeIivq Hall 70.
might.
T. b. Wakensn will give lecture al The Manhattan
Liberal Clut tonieht The Genesis Of Christianity"
The Catholic Club will have smoking concert TO-
morrow night.
A large audience gathered in the hill OF the Harlem
Young Mems Chr.tan Association last evening to listen
Charles rnderhiI~ rendering Of sherid'ns famou.
comedy ''The Eiyas." Nj. undeihill's assumption oil
the numerous and wid7 varying characters was skiul
thoughtfui and effective.
At her demonstrated cooking lcctufe at the Young
Mems Christian Assoc. Lecture Room this afternoon.
Mrs Roior viii devote herself 10 "IiomeMade Breads
For the lecture Monday next the subject viii lie
.Chsfng Dish D,licacics"
The annual dinner Of the Packard Club viii take place
., the st Denis Hotel 80 O'Clock this evening MI
and Mrs Packard will be guests OF the club and speeches
will no nads by Mr.. Packard. Nj. Brown MI. Powers
and Others.
Considering the inelement weather the recital given
nv Ms A. r Martin a the home OF Mrs NJ o. NJ
Orrin yesterday afternoon was wen attend'd' Ms'
Na,, WAS well received. Miss Daisy Powers, soprano,
and Mr. Alfred Pardo tenor added to the enjoyment OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
THE FoRGERIEs or c. c. KEMP ~ DENVER.

C. c. Kemp the Denver representative OF the Stanley
Bradley Publishing Company, OF NewYork. who disop-
pared after forging the name OF Dr. Emory
A. Eryant Of his employers and Of prominent
GROCER Of Denver ives wcll known In Ncw-YorA. Mr..
Bradley OF the publishing hrm when seen at No East
sixecnthst. Yesterday said that Kemp formerly lived in
thi, city, and that his family. which was wealthy. wah
here now Mr. bradley did not know the name Of the
father Of C. C. K,mp he said he "a Of great
wealth and bedis having large business interests here
was also prons ent in phsdephia. The forrercs
Of their Denver prcensve amounted to less than 800
m far as their nImc used Mr. Bradley said but
how much ne had froua the publisher
did not know.
..As soon as learned OF Kemp's crooaedness," said
Mr. Badlcy declined to have anything further 10 do
with him. and our lawyer Denver instructed to get
on. warrants en-, rging him With forgery His father.
doubt pay the smouncs Of the bogus checks but
have not been a,ic to find him learn where he Is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Brooklyn gas companies profess to nave no
knowledge Of the I'LL to increase the price OF Gas IN
the city FROM II - 10 81 30 thousand feet IL Is
believed that The movement Is portion oi inc P!-n
for consolidating all the gas Interests of the city
In the suit Of James II. styler to recover S3o'ooo
from the Long Island Railroad Company for personal
injuries received in collision at Ozone Park the jury
returned a verdict for 81, 600 yesterday
A. W. Tenney, Joseph ~ Burr and General jones
Jourdan have been appointed referees to pass upon
the claim OF W. c. De Witt for $50 900 his fee for
conducting the suit which showed the Issue OF county
bonds TO be legal.
Protests aca!p.i granting license for ilqnor shop
of No A35 Tompkins- were presented hy the Rev.
Dr. r. r. Meredith. pastor and other members OF the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church to the Ex-
else Commissi oners yesterday. Polcc Clp ain Brei-
nan has reported against ean'ing the license
bakery now occupies the building