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SANTA ANA.

The Fire Dopartm ment-Chambor OF Conn
merce-Notes.
SANTA ANA, July 19.-The fire department
does not like the action taken by the city trus
tees and last night meeting was called for the
purpose OF considering the matter. No action
was taken, but it is believed the department
will disband at a meeting to be held tomorrow
night. 1t. is to be hoped that such will not be
the case, for Santa Ana now has one of the most
efficient FIRE departments In Southern Cal1for-
mia.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The executive board of the Orange county
chamber of commerce met last night, all the
members being present. The following reso-
lutions were adopted.
Resolved, By the executory board of the
Orange county chamber of commerce, which Is
authorized to speak for that organization. in
which are represented all lines OF business, oc-
cupation and professions, that we hereby de-
clare our utmost confidence in the stability
officers. and their mans cement OF the banks of
Orange county: and also be 1t further
sReeolved, That 1t Is the sense OF this board
that It is for the best interest OF the depositors
OF the First National bank Of Santa Ana. for
the county at large, and of business in general
ing presented relative to terms governing with
drawals of deposits, In order that the bank
may comply with the requirements of the
comptroller Of currency. and resume Its bus
iness at the earliest possible date"
.S. Taylor was appointed delegate to the
mid-winter fair meeting, which convenes at
Los Angeles next saturday.
petition was drawn mp which will be circu.
lated for signers, asking the board OF supervis
ors to appropriate money for keeping up the
worlds fair until the exposition closes.
THE SUGAR FACTORY.
Yesterday q meeting Of the directors OF the
Cooperative Beet Sugar factory was held in the
mother colony. Plans drawn by Architect Frank
Captain were submitted and accepted. The
building will be two aud three stories in height
Of brick and steel, and have capacity OF 900
tons per day. The plans are very elaborate, and
the building will be substantial one.
Dyer d Co. Of Cleveland, O., have tecured the
buildings and the putting in Of machinery, the
price named being $3.50, 900 and the work to be
completed In one year from date. The people
of Orange county have reason 10 rejoice.
Mrs. M. Donaldson has gone to Los Angeles to
reside.
The steamer A1ki u At Newport Loading 32,'
900 saeks of barleys sosi h1f stasl adm
q Marco Foster; ofv Capfstrano was In town TO
day. ssAp ynam iasl tcn 81 .9eIsb
Drying of pfunesl and peaches will soon COM
The apricot crop is light. ~ 4a ! III
e. Clifton has purchased an interest in Bales
tero a Hubers barber bhop. iaft b1
Frank Ely has petitioned for letters ofRdmtn.
istration in the estate of J. o. Faulkner, de-
pointed to the same position. A hearing Of the
matter comes up tomorrow. -tt
Bishop and Brazelton, the boys arrested for
disturbing the peace, plead not guilty this
morning Brazelton will be tried Friday morn
ing, ana Bishop next Tuesday morning.
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REDoNDO.
Shipping Arrivals and Dspartures-Local
Affairs.

Shipping Arrivals and Dspartures-Local
Affairs.
REDoNDo BEACH, July 19-The barkentine
Portland, Captain Dermot, from Knappton,
Ore., dropped anchor in Redondo port last
evening about o'clock. Her cargo consists OF
58l 900 feet OF pine lumber, consigned t.
Clark & Brysou. Redondo.
The schooner Ethel Buhne, Captain Ander-
SOL, reached port this morning. She brings
cargo of Redwood lumber, 100000 feet, from
Eureka, Humboldt bay, consigned to Clark c
Bryson, Redondo.
The steamer Al-Ki is due at this port witt
merchandise, and will ship full cargo OF bal
ley hence.
Among the prominent arrivals at the Hote
Redondo today were noted w. e. Hadley, pr
prietor of the Horton Hou'e, san Diego, an
Stewart Kenneday. proprietor of Hotel Flol
ence, San Diego.
Mr Jesse e. Triest of Triest & Co., San Ffai
CISCO was among today's arrivals in this burr
Mr.. F. Lee of the Santa Fe service, arriv
today from Chicago, having spent his yacaio
in visit to the worlds fair. Mr.. Ice repoi
having had a delightfully."- glorious time.
Billy Price made haul OF Z75 mounds
pompano by seine this morning While III
deep sea fishermen Hsrris on, Black burn F'1
& Price landed 1850 pounds Of bonita, ro
cod, barracuda and yellowtail
Mr.. Benson, who runs fish market at San
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cAgo stating that his mother had been seriouily
hurt and left Immediately for that city.
A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Henry Brown of Buffalo, Texas, to marry Miss
Julia Singletary Of this city.
Up to date 337 instruments have been filed In
the county recorders once and the fees
amount to $2S5 90.
Judson House. the horticultural oficer, and
all the city inspectors have received their certl
Gates of appoiRtn ent
w. @. Wentworth has exchanged his Lake
view property at Elslnore for property In this
city.
visit the South Riverside lodge this evening on
q special train.
T. G. Morris, who won the Columbian 100
yard sprint at Goshen, ILL.,, the 18th inst. has
challenged Pulley OF this city 10 run another
race for $1,000 or over.
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ARTESIA.
Local Hsppenings ut That Thriving
Place.

Local Happenings 1T That Thriving
Place.
ARrEsrA, July I9.-we are in the midst OF
harvest here, A large amount OF hay Is being
stacked and corn bids fair to be . large crop.
Last Friday evening the Christian church
held q most enjoyable social at r. 9. Deerings
barn. The young ladies donated "boxes,"
which were sold, and Ice cream and lemonade
were served. large crowd was in attendance,
and the entertainment netted them $50.
Prof. II. K. Carse Ia conducting q writing
school at the school building.
Miss Maria Monahan Is visiting at the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs A. r. Wolcott.
Mr.. Woodmansee, d. G. M. w. OF the A. o.. U.
w.. was In town yesterday organizing a lodge
Prof. 5. D. Colyer has an excellent class in
singing in progress at the barn. 1t consists of
Rev and Mrs. ". c. oowan were noticed in
The following Artesians are at the beach:
Mrs. NJ. X. Turner, Miss May Turner, Walter
K1sr. +; s.xtelie ana & Mrs. A. n i, Fields; dr,
the erection of their new building on their re-
Gently purchased lot west Of the school house.
John fryer, % tn the % blacksmith, Is doing con-
stantly increasing business.
The board of trustees have not as yet secured
Born, III to IT the s wife Of o. P. Bunyard, son;
mother and child doing well.
Mr.. Henry Bmith is building large house on
MS fdnCn near lOWu.
The Dunkard's have just completed their
meetings here.
A. x. Conard is recovering from his recent
illness.
Addi Lyon, jr. has arrived home from school,
where he spent a most prosperous year.
Miss Nelly Deering has been visiting friends
In the city.
At a recent meeting OF the Arteria M. z.
church Episcopal league Miss Della Cascaden
was elected third vice. president to fill the va
cancy caused by the marriage and removal OF
Miss Frankie Patterson.
Prof NJ. G. BAttinger of the Los Angeles
schools is here for the summer enjoying the
country climate.
Mrs. " oods, mother of our fellow townsman
O. F. Woods, Is spending the summer with her
son.
Mrs. G. N. Gillespie and Mrs. Leeper left for
an extended visit through the east.
Mr.. VIM. Ogden is visiting friends in Denver,
Col.
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COMPTON,.
News and Personal Matters From Th

News and Personal Matters From That
Place.
COMPTON, July 19.-Rev J..W. Zimmerman
has rendered his resignation as pastor of the
Congregational church on account OF poor
health 1t is too bad to have to part with a
worker like Mr. Zimmerman, but Compton's
loss will be someone else's gain.
The ladies of the M. K. church gave an ex-
perience social Tuesday night, About 40 ladies
gave their experience as to how they earned
dollar Some of the experiences were very
amusing One lady said she got start by
shearing q span of mules for 10 cents. The
proceeds amounted to $75.
Compton presents very lively appearance
every morning when the dairymen come in
with their milk for the cheese factory.
Mr. Thos. Edwards snd daughter Myrtle were
visitors to Los Angeles yesterday.
Mrs. Brinkerhoff left yesterday morning for
Riverside
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SANTA MONICA.
The g ospel Msetiugs - Lawn Tennis
Notes.

The g ospel Meetiugs - Lawn Tennis.
Notes.
SANTA MONICA, July 16.-The interest In the
gospel meetings grows daily instead of abAting,
the one held on Tuesday evening being one of
deep power, one old gentleman, over 60 years
of age claiming that he gave himself unre-
servedly TO Christ, and many others evidently
desirous Of walking In the new life The sing
ing of Evangelist Smith Of the hymn, Roll on
After prayer By Rev. z. Z. Brsinard, and the
announcements OF subjects for succeeding Bible
readings, etc,. Rev. +. L. Smith preached prsc
Invitations OF the Bible, taking for his key
word "Come," and he w0ve around the magic
word discourse full Of eloquence and illumi.
mated BY many telling anecdotes.
Mr Smith seems to take great hold on the
masculine portion Of the audience, many of
our buAiness men and others being In attend
The Bible classes or readings to which all
Christians are especially invited are held daily
at 2:30 pm. The subject for yesterday being
be The Baptism OF the Holy Spirit. The tent
day the use OF 1t being offered to them If they
Yesterday the Santa Fe brought down the
delegation OF members of the Y. NJ. G. A. from
Los Angeles ana other points, who pionicked
on South Beach, and selected the location for
their ocean park and mammoth pavilion, bath
h0uses, etc. The party was chaperoned by Mr..
y. H. Day, Assisted Dy II. b. Field.
LAWN TENNIS.
The executive committee of the Southern
California Lawn Tennis association, consisting
Of Messrs. M. s. Severance. president Of the as
ISOLATION. In the chair. and +. g. Ryan. r. B.
Bettner, w. X. Lester, y. 3. Tufts, Jndge George
y. Otis, and D. D. Acker, who has been selected
10 fill the vacancy caused by the absence of Mr..
A. b. Halstead in the east, held meeting at
the casino and decided to hold the tournament
3 casino court, II satisfactory. Arrangements
could be made with the Santa Monica Improve
ment company, who own the courts and
gIounds at the casino, to put them in thorough
cs1er. agreeing 70 pay a liberal proportion of
the amount themselves, to hold the regular
en August 21at and continuing one week. A
Tournament will also be held at Redondo at an
eaily date under the supervision OF Mr.. D. D.
Acker.
THE FREE CLAM-BAKE.
Tie free clam-bake arrangements are pro-
Rrening hnely, and everything points toward q
graAd gala day at the seaside on Sunday next.
The order for an additional supply of the BIZ
valves having been given by the manaQement
yestrday In order TO supply evervone who
e0m9s, there being advices of large crowd
nom AL over Southern California.
ssgla PERSONALS,
T. a. Gabel. superintendent Of the Atlantic
snd lacihc railway, and family, arrived in .
y Arcadia.
1slksr and ,. NJ. Jacobs and daughter Of
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s. was in Pomona today, shaking hands all

geles. was in Pomona today, shaking hands all
round.
DR.. B. B. Nesbitt left this morning for few
day at Long Beach.
Rev. and Mrs ]. d. b. Browne, who have
been spending day or two in Los Angeles, are
expected home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denison and cousin, Charles
Denison. left this morning for few days stay
In San Antonio caiion.
Perhaps the prettiest tree In the town Of Po-
mona, 10 the large well.gr0unded box elder In
the yard OF Col. I. w. Brooks on Carey avenue
It covers an area of ground of something like
siesta.
Don't forget the two entertainments tomor-
row evening; one by the young people Of the
First Presbyterian church in their church
building;. the other by the little folks Of the
Episconai congregation at the rooms OF 6t.
Agnes Guild.
J. L. Howland was called to Los Angeles to-
day on business.
K. F. House boarded this mornings Southern
Pacific train for the city
Tomorrow is the day announced for the wed.
ding OF Mr.. ]. A. 6acray and Miss Mamie Ross
of this place.
One OF our local courts, that of Justice II. g..
Finney, has been engaged the principal part Of
the day on the case of the People vs.. Jean rla-
vera for battery upon the person Of Tinserat,
another Frenchman.
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SAN BERNARDINo.
Bold Attempt ut Kobbery-Local News
Happenfngss


A Bold Attempt 1T Kobbery-Local News
Happenings.
SAN BERNARDINo, July 19.-An attempt was
mad to rob Gus Rean, an employe Of the Riv
erside Water company, on the evening OF the
Fourth, while he was In the city. He grappled
with the would-bs robber and succeeded in
getting him down, when two waiters in the
New York Nichen came to the rescue of the
man underneath, thinking he was being NAL
treated. They separated the two and the rob-
he the ssuasion, Ris ssssiiant was out Of sight and
could not be found. The police have been
looking for the offender since the occurrence,
but only succeeded In locating him yesterday,
in the person OF one Robinson, who has been
under arrest on Q charge OF vagrancy. He was
taken before the walters for tdentihcation, and
both say he 10 the man.
BREvITIEs.
Paul Kluss IL in Los Angeles.
Col. A. B. Paris visited the Angel city today.
Mrs. J. G. Burt departed for San Francisco
this morning.
mornins upon q telegram being received from
Comptroller Kckels.
Miss Tidy Buford, accompanied by her
mother will leave september LIST for New York,
where she will complete her musical education
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Ruby, jr, Miss johnson
and Miss Jefferson of ktverside. came over on
their wheels last evening, and had an outing
last night by taking in the city. They y, remained
A large number of people from this city left
today for Long Beach to attend the Chautauqua
assembly.
Gi' i. died this morning at z2s D street.
Miss Winnie 5uartout was rendered an enjoy
able surprise party last evening vt her home on
street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
rior court tor divorce from her husband Peter
X. Brooks
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Monica, recured $50 pounds Of elegant bonita
from Fisherman Price lat evening.
Mr. Barkley. prescription clerk in Mays drug
house, accompanied by Mrs, Barkley and the
baby, are spending couple of weeks at Cata-
lima island
This mornings arrivals at Hotel Redoudo
were: OlverD Grain, Pasadena: Mr.. and Mrs.
M. IL: summerland, R. d. Wade, San Francisco;
geies; Miss Alice Chevellier. Ontario; Mr. and
Mrs. J. d. II. Brown, Pomona; o. J. slough.
Chicago; Stewart Kennedy, w. r. Hadley, San
Diego; Ghss. Virgins, Topeka. Kan.
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uc,cu are ENJOYING Arcsdian luxuries for the

Tucson are enjoying Arcadian luxuries ior the
o. ]. Slough OF San Diego is at the Arcadia
John Bradburyis quieting his nerves ~ tne
Judge Enoch knight is enjoying few days
J. J. Rietz Of Pomona, F. @ Perrine, L. D. G.
Gray of Los AnR eles, and W. 7. Smith, members
OF the territorial legislature from Phoenix, and
sheriff Murphy, wife and sister OF Maricopa
county, are at the Jackson.
Items Of Interest.
ALL WHO ENJOY good French cooking 60
to the Delmonico Restaurant, Second street.
Santa Monica, where p. Dauphine. the cele-
brated chef, presides over cuisine. Private
rooms II deaifed.
VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA will find at
the remodeled r ID store, htrd street, the iarg-
est and best selected stock OF dry goods, fur
nishing and high class groceries In the town.
FOR SALE-The best bakery in 6ants Mon.
lea. Must sell on account of ill-health. Gall
at Barackman's news and cigar stand.
THE BEST BARBER SHOP at Santa Monica
js the Hotel Jackson shop, Utah avenue, near
Third st. THOS. T. REEVES, Prop.
SCHADER 4 CO., beers, vi mes, liquors, min
ernl waters, sodas, etc. Opposite postoffice
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HEED In TIME,
The Warning Signs That Ca
tarrhal Trouble Gives.
Note What Mr.. J. r. Crowder Has to
Say-Remember Their Mail
Treatment.

Drs. De Monco and Sapp are the
only physicians in Los Angeles who are
treating all patients aud all diseases fof
SIS a month. The offer is a special one,
and is not for "Catarrh Alone" but for
CAL Diseases"
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Long Reach Notea.


UNION MEAT MARKET, corner Pine and
Second streets; a flrkt-class establishment cold
storage. T. l.. Danes, Prop.
HOLMAN & FLINT - See them for pure
drugs; prescri ptions filed with accuracy and
care; soda water and stationery; postofnce in
store.
BAY VIEW HOUdE-A select family hotel
renovated for the season: room and board, SO
per week; single or en- suite; table first. class.
Mrs. ]. 6immondA
IOWA VILLA-Rosecrans 4 Craig, proprie.
torst VIM. M. Craig manager-Rates, Isl Is per
day; So per week; 2l meals, $3.50; best house
In Long Beach for the money; pleasant rooms.
FOR FISH DINNERS and short order lunches
at city prices. prepared and served by skilled
white labor, go to X P. stewarts' pavilion, on
the beach, between the whsrves Private rooms
for families.
D. J. MCCARTHY, the proprietor of the sa.
loon at $50 N. Main street, Los Angeles has a
branch at the corner Of Second and Pine streets.
The famous Wieland beer on drAught Every
body invited to call.
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Paul Kluss II In Los Angeles.
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on q new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the liver,
stomach and bowels through the nerves A
biliousness, bad ta. tes torpid liver. piles. con-
sti patton. Unequalled for men, women and
children. Smallest, mildest surest. Fifty doses
25 cents. Samples free. G. Il. Hance, III
North 6pi ing.
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LONG BEACH.

More Lights Wanted-Local and Per-
sonal Matters.
LoNG BEACH, July 19.-Dr. Ross fitzpatrick
Of Los Angeles was here yesterday fishing.
The Daily Breaker 10 clamoring for more
street lights tor the city. That paper asks
"When will the council vote to supply dozen
or two lamps to give light to those who are now
obliged to walk in darkness?" A well register
ed grievance.
Rev. A. J. Frost of San Bernardino has come
down to attend the Chautauqua session. He is
the Baptist pastor Of that place.
Russell, the young son OF Councilman
Goucher, has been very i'll.
Agent McGrew has been relieved from the
agency here, but 1t IL not known as to what
point he will be transferred.
Bob A. Todd, q we'll known young newspaper
man, 10 rusticating at the beach
X. Armstrong Wilson, q prominent young
business man of Riverside. is staying here for a
few days, after which he will proceed to Chi
CagO.
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had been troubled more or less win b. 3, -
for the past fifteen yesrs, and about q. sfr ago
it became SO aggravated as to carse IL @ srnsid'
cradle suffering.
Ihad pains in my head over tao eyes roaring
sounds in my ears, codts Sc go5sy breath
through my nostrils, or for the other most
always stopped up and mg aepss of smell was
impaired. l had a constant dropping Of mu-
cous in back of the throat, frequently causing
sickness of the stomach had slight cough,
throat was very painful, al times some pains IN
chest, and / really believed my lungs would
soon become affected.
After trying many different IRENE dies with.
out deriving the slightest benefit, conclnded
to try Drs. De Monco and 5app. Under their
scientific treatment I have improved in re.
marka Bile and entirely satisfactory way.
feel first rate rate now. No more pains in
the head, my nose is free. very little dropping
in the throat, can breathe without difdcu ty
now and in short time expect to be entirely
cured. My improvement has been SO remark.
able that I have no hesitancy in recommend.
ing Drs. De Monco and eapp as thoroughly
competent specialists.
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Taking Adxantare.

For the past sixty days many people have
tab en- advantage of the low prices for which
Eek from Il strasburg have been selling wall
paper and have had their homes artistically
decorated at about one.half the former prices.
This firm, whose reputation for artistic ability
stands above ell competitors. are absolutely
retiring from the walf paper trade and are
selling goods ct much less than cost. some
things being sold as low as three cents
per roll, while gifts, Ingrains, Leatners, Lin +.
crusts, etc., are being offered At prices in like
proportion. This sale will continue until the
entire business Is closed out and no reasonable
offer Will be refused for anything In stock.
Creosozone, the great insect exterminator,
and Flood's roup cure, for sale 5y I'd. Cav.
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Paaadana Rriafs.

sHOTRL RUBIO," higher than the Catskill
mountains, New York. is now open for the &C.
commodation Of guests, and 10 conducted on
the European plan, Rooms from 81 to 80 per
mountain air, water and scenery that can be
found on the globe.
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MR.. J. f. CROWDER.
A Well-known Man is Relieved Of z
Troublesome Cstarrh.

Mr.. j. F. Crowder the genial aud popular
shipping clerk for Bailey & Barker Brothers.
furniture dealers, South Main street, and
who lives at 316 South Fremont avenue. gives
his testimony, which will have weight with all
thinking people. He says:
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MAIL.

Under the new system patients treating by
mail have the advantage of q careful and ac.
curate diagnosis, with watchful attention paid
to the details OF every case, and medicines
with the constant advice of skillful and sue
cessful specialists.
Send four cents in stamps for @ uestion
Circulars.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-07
PLAYING WORLDS FAIR.

That Is q New Game and the Children
Have Lots of Fun with 1t.
''Playing worlds fair is now favor
lite amusement of the smaller boys and
girls of Chicago. Many of them have
seen for themselves the beauties of the
exposition, including the bizarre glo-
ries of the Midway Plaisance. All these
things the little ones try to reproduce
in woodsheds and attics and under
back porches. Toys and pictures and
lanterns and anything else that can be
made to simulate some feature of the
exposition is set up in the @'fair' and an
an admission fee varying from five pins
to one. cent is collected from neighbour.
ing "kids" who are not favored with
full-term passes by the directors.
A West side mother recently observed
great agitation among her little flock
and on inquiry was told they had
worlds fair in the basement, and that
she Knight come in for cent" She
paid no more attention to the matter
till in the afternoon her little boy, aged
seven, ran in with glowing cheeks and
told her to come quick and see their
Midway, and that Jennie and Millie-
neighbours little girls-were dancing
like the Persians at the fair. There
was enough in this to alarm the young
matron, and, apparently responsive to
the boys urgent invitations she permit
ted herself to be led to the basement,
where she was Mortified at what she
saw. Jennie and Mile, little tots OF
about six years of age, were perched on
a dry-goods box doing duty as a stage,
and, clad only in single garments, were
going through motions that would
have been most shocking in their sug-
gestive depravity were it not for the
baby innocence of the performers. A
most enthusiastic audience of about
their own age applauded the tiny
dancers, all equally ignorant and limo.
cent. Without provoking inquiry as to
why she did it, the mother managed to
stop the dance and to obtain from
the children a promise that they would
not repeat it. Cautious questioning
developed the fact that large boy who
lived in the neighborhood and who had
seen the Midway dances. had told the
little fellows who were getting up the
play fair that the Midway was the best
part of the exposition, and had told
them how tosreproduce the scenes and
had taught the little girls how to imi-
tate the contortions of the oriental
dancers.-Chicago Herald.