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The herald., 1893-05-20

sDaily. fDeiiy, ,sxcept suadays- tsundeys emily.
gtaesg u&ebt the 8 go q. m. ana 1919 p. M.
trains AZ Psps6sna for Mt wilscn on new trail.
Passssg gers issving Les Angeles on the 9 g m.
train for Wilsen's peak san return ths sans gay
Theatsr nixhts tke IL pm. train will wait 20
minutes after the thssteri 10 cut when later than
10:4O pm.
special rates to exsursisn ana picnic parties.
Bepote east ana First strNef and 1ewnsy sve.
1ue hnadeEE.
General efaees, First-strnat Depot;
~ D BURN&TT, &epsgal Manager
jy2-tf ~. WtNGGE, een. Passe1gcz Adt.
The herald., 1893-05-20
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY,
628 Kearaey St..

Coner OF Commercial,
San Frsncisco, cal Es-
tRblished in lSo4, for
treatraent Of 6txua1 ana
Seminal diseases, such
ha Gen oFfhsa, dleet,
Structure, syphflis In
al IT'S fcruan n.-.f-.1
The herald., 1893-05-20

every Sunday beginning at 1910 s.m there
will be IA hourly train service between santa
Monica and the mammoth wharf at Port Los
AngeleE. Last train leaves the mammoth wharf
at 90 PA.
The herald., 1893-05-20

r os ANGELES aAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST
4 4 COMPANY, with
CITIZENS BANK, 3l3 South Spring street,
Los Angeles CAL,
VIII remove to their new and elegant rooms in
stirnsen Block when completed.
Branch offiUe, GraRd Opera H0use Blcek, b.
faeadeus, oai.
T. q. @. .........,:.. Presi9ent
A.. r W1bI .Oe-7AA~oA
Buy and sell all first-class securities.
STOCKS WANTED in the Los Angeles, Paaa
dena and other gas companies, X
First.cla weu secured Gas, Water ana Rail-
way bonds for sale.
GR-Time loans accepted, best Of security
given and liberal interest paid. 1929 Ga
The herald., 1893-05-20

Petroleum.
NEW YORK, May l9-Petroleum was easier
at 6Oc
The herald., 1893-05-20

rT,HE UNIVERSITY BANK OF LOS ANGELES
Southeast cor. First and Broadway,
Capital stock fully paid. 100000
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
r. NJ. Widney, President.
D. D. Miltimore, VIce-Pres't.
Geo. L. Arnold, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. M. Widney, a y. o. Miltimore,
s. w. Little, 8. McKinlay,
John McArthur, c. A. Warner,
L. ]. P. Morrill,.
General banking business and loans on first
class real estate solicited. Buy and sell first
class stocks, honda and warrants. Parties wish
ing to invest in frst-class securities on either
long or short time, can be accommodated
The herald., 1893-05-20

COUTHRRE CALIFORNIA NATION ALBANK
- 10l g. Spring street, Na6eau block.
x; N. breeo -,,.........-. President
Y T. bohpykneLl. .-..-..........F Fice-fresldene
y. N. Flint OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cashier
W. Il. Holiday ay............... Assistant Cashier
Capital paid in gold coin. $1,000
6urplus aud undivided prOlts......... 25 900
DIRECTORS.
l. N Breed, n. T. Newell, VIM II. Avery,
Silas Holmsn, w. II. Holiday, Is. c. Bosby-
shell, M HagHn, Frank RAIDER, d. Rcmiek
Thos. Goss. William + Besbysholl. 7-lA
The herald., 1893-05-20

CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific conpanys trains connect at
San Pedro with the fine steamship Falcon;
The herald., 1893-05-20

Take santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street, Nsud'g junction, Commercial street,
Arcade depst Jefferson street winthrop sta
tiox), Grand avenue, or University.
Fer uerth: Arcade, Commercial street, Eaud's
Junefen San FernsBdo street.
JczUtien.
Fer pther branches: Arcade. Commercial
styeet, Kaud's Junction. Esa Fernfpdo street,
Local and threugh tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sfeepins car reservations
msde. ana general information given upon ap.
plioAtion TO J, M. CRAwIfEr. Asst. @ Pka. AEt,,
No 144 8. spring stv cor. Second. CHARLES
aEYLER, Agent Ct 6sDets
sSundays enly.
\ Sundays exsepted.
RfCdD GRAY. Gen. Trafac Mgr.
r. n. GOODMAN,
een'l Passenger Agt
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13

F~H
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Francis of Vivonne. who lived at the
court of Francis l of France. could stop
. bull by Selling it by the horns.
Governor Altgeld is reputed to be
worth from 81. 900. 900 to 81, OOO. 900. Most
of it was made in speculation in Chicago
real estate.
Henry of Navarro was saved from
death at the massacre of st. Bartholo-
new by hiding under his wife's immense
fardingale.
Queen Victoria has discarded the check
rein and forbidden its use on her car
riage horses, both as a matter of taste
and humanity.
The M%aharaiah of Paroda is finely ed
ncated. and the promotion of education
among his people. VIII number ,O00, 900,
is his highest aim.
John Naryan of In lanai is in his ninety
first year and doubtless the oldest legis-
lator in the world He has voted at IS
presidential elections.
Archibald Rogers. owner of the fleet
winged yacht Colonia. has a fine estate
at Hyde Park. on tie Hudson. 1t is
called Cranmold Farms and comprises
about 600 acres.
Abraham Lincoln was a man of great
strength. He could with one blow bury
an AK in the trunk of ii tree deeper than
any other man. and he is said to have
thrown across the roadway a pigeon
house weighing 600 pounds.
The eminent historian. Professor
Mommsen of the University Of Berlin.
was obliged to 90 to Italy TO escape the
enthusiastic demonstrations of his
friends in Berlin on the ff:ieth ami
versary of his receiving the doctors de-
gree.
Lii Hung Chang. the viceroy and real
ruler of China. is most kindly disposed
toward the Christians. Two of his
daughters We're educated i'll Massaclu-
sets, and both We're converted to Chris
tianity. subsequently che married "A
Frenchman and the other an English
man.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
WI: WANT You

to agi Il au. az az. We furnish an expensive
outtit and all Won need free. II costs nothing to
try the business. We will treat YOU well, ana
help you 10 earn ten time. ordinary wages. Both
sexes of all ages can live AT home and work in
spare time. or all the time. ANY one any where
can earn Il great deal of money. Many have matt
Two Hundred Dollars - Month. No class OF
people in the world are making so much money
without capital n it.o-e az work for US. Business.
pleasant, strictly honorable, ana pays better thar
any other offered 10 agents. You have a clear
field. with no competition We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions for
beginners which, if oi,ey,d faithfully, will bring
more money than will any other business. I'M
prove your prospects Why mott You can do 20
easily and surely at work for us. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute success
Pamphlet circular giving every particular Is sent
free to all. Delar not in sending for it.
GEORGE STlNSON & CO.,
Box No. ass, Portland. Me.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
STAGE GLikTS.

Eugene Eertran AID Bassett Willard
produced their rev Ilay. Tile Enei-
neer.' at Albany. with marked success.
George II. 1~inin6ns is rphearsin3 a
new Irish drama called The Kerry
Fair written for him hy Walter j.
Healy Of Brooklyn.
The report is going tie rounds that
Abbey. SchoeiTcl & Gran have secured
an option on an available piece of real
estate in Boston. with a view TO building
a new thearer in that city.
r. E. Graham began his starring tour
in After the Ball. at Lancaster, Pa.
The new piece is an adaptation by J.W.
Herbert from a French comedy and is
reported to have proved satisfactory.
Clyde Fitch is at Boulogne-sur-Mer
busily engaged in writing a new three
act comedy for Sol Smith Russell. Mr..
Fitch has just finished for Charles Froh-
man an adoption of Georgian versus Cor
igan."
Edwin Gordon Lawrence will star
this season, supported by Little Lillian,
the child actress. He will open his our
1t Philadelphia and will produce a new
play in four acts entitled "A Piece of
Steel"
Fanny Davenport is to have q new
play written for her by Sardou, SO ru-
NOR has it. This new work is to be de-
livered next May, and Miss Davenport
hopes to produce it at a Broadway house
in New York city.
Edmund Z. Prices new melodrama is
called Darkness and Dawn" 1t will
require five complete sets of sct merry, 16
speaking parts and 60 supernum aries.
Dartmouth prison and a battlefield fur
nish two of the principal cenes
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
A Mistake.


Il buy a pair of gloves each week.
l hope" said she. my dear,
You do not mind. ! tell you this
To make things very clear.
I'm awful hard o IN gloves. you know,
And have been since = child.
And when pa gets the bill each month
1t makes him nearly wild.
A gloomy smile played DER the face
OF him who loved her 30.
His cheek turned pale. Great Scottr'
said he.
This Is a fearful blow.
eli | had only known befoI
Where | WAS going TO land,
do not hin | should ave z
So anxious for that hand"
Cloak Review.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
safe.
He had placed a fine diamond ring OF

He had placed a fine diamond ring on
her finger III token of their betrothal.
For awhile she was supremely happy.
'-t.n u terrible Thought occurred to her.
H.G Eer aweetiiaart eyer loved an
taar:
Was she the only girl who had ever
Won hf- affections
She would ASK Jim and end the doubt.
II FaIs. urar,
W nat il il. swectnees.:'
Has ans os.er girl eyer worn this
ring?'
No, indeed. J get a new ring every
time | am engaged."-Pittsburg Chron-
iele.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13

Not Up to the Mark.
Sylvan-This can't be a first class
theater. / guess.
Rhodes-Why not:
Sylvan-Well. l notice the names Of
the night Waterman and j~anitor are not
on the programme. = Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
THEY L DO IT.

How . Woman Treated = baby Going
Three Blocks.
A woman got into a Cold Spring car
yesterday afternoon. She was carrying
. sweet faced baby. which was not more
than 8 months old.
The car was detained on the corner
where the woman got on, and she shifted
around ~nervously in her seat for a mo-
ment and then began to toss the baby
about. Here is a true description Of
what she did with the child while the car
was going three blocks:
Held it upright on one knee for 80
seconds, then shifted it to the other
knee.
Pulled it up against her and Rugged it
twice.
Tossed it on her left shoulder and
then shifted it to her right shoulder.
Held it up to the window and then
stood it up on her lap.
Made IA cradle ont of her arms and
jumped it up and down about six times
Placed it on her left knee. her put it
on her right knee.
Laid it on its stomach in her lap.
Rugged it to her bosom and patted it
seven times.
Held it up a the car window again,
then pulled it over to her left shoulder,
shifted it to her right shoulder and
wound up by dumping it on her lap.
Tossed it in the air IA dozen times and
Rugged it four or five times.
Laid it on its back in her lap and then
turned it SO that it lay on its stomach.
Patted it for Il minute and hummed
"Husli-a-by, Baby" although the child
wasn't making a sound.
Put it on her knee and joggled her
knee up and down, shook it in front of
her, holding it out at arms length, and
then Rugged it ecstatically three times.
Held it up to the window for the third
time. and then when the conductor came
after the fare laid it in a mussy lump on
the seat beside her.
Patted it some more, joggled it som
more, tossed it some more and Topped it
down on its stomach again.
Held it out at arms length and gazed
at it rapturously. Talked gibberish to
it and Rugged it some more.
And all this while the car was going
three blocks.-Butfalo Express.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
Was u Lesson.


There is no profession which does not
require "A certain amount of tact. There
is IA popular impression that all a dentist
has to do is to TO 70 ahead and hurt
people. But this is not the sole condition
on which his success depends. A Wash
inston man has just opened a dental
parlor. After much waiting. a customer
came along. 1t was an old friend, but
he did not act socially. The dentist felt
that it was his duty to be affable. and he
said:
Good morning. You are looking ex
ceedingly well today"
The visitor put his hand to his jaw
and glared.
Il look exceedingly-well today"
"Yes-that is to say-yon'- But be-
fore he could think OF anything the GUS
toner had grabbed his hat and slammed
the door.
Then the dentist muttered: Il have
learned thing today. Nothing rouses
the Indignation Of a man with a tooth
ache so much as to tell him he is looking
we'll"
And he got some red ink and q stub
pen and wrote it down SO that he would
never forget ir.-Washington Star.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
FASHIONS EakCiES.

Gay colored cloth COATS are n feature
of autumn fashions.
Black lace collarettes are trimmed
with narrow jet pendant fringe.
Black and white jacquard camel's hair
materials are used for autumn travelling
costumes.
Cream colored and channels yellow felt
hats in alpine and Dnse shapes are
trimmed with black velvet and black
mercury wings.
Many of the balloon sleeves are now
cut into two moderately full pnffs. Roll
over collars are new, and with these
small cuffs appear.
Round waists have lost none of their
prestige, but are rivalea by basque bod
ices II pointed cor>ages with frillS at
tached to the lower edge.
New mohair braids show stripes in
shot effects. Iridescent bead gimps are
also imported. These make effective but
not expensive trimmings.
Black and gray or black and white
ribbons make pretty trimmings for au-
tumn dresses, tine black velvet band
showing a narrow satin edge.
Black and white and brown and white
suits made of the shepherds check fabrics
in fine wool are shown as suits entire,
or made up i'll combination with plain
Indian cashmere. camel's hair or English
serge.
Draped double skirts will appear with
winter gowns. and accordion and kilt
plated skirts are already seen-the plaits
or kills by contraction and expansion
wherever needed obviating the necessity
of shaping by means of scissors. -New
York Post.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-10-13
The Wrong Man.

~
A good story is being told of M of
our preachers. Last Sunday afternoon
a couple called at the parsonage and in
broken English inquired, so the reverend
gentleman understood, if the preacher
man lived there, and On being invited
In they commenced preparing their toilet.
OF course it was supposed they had come
to be married. and every assistance was
given by the preacher and his good wife
in getting ready for the ceremony. The
bridal veil and wreath were carefully
adjusted by the lady, and the gentleman
carefully colnbed his hair. Then their
hands were joined and the solemn words
spoken which bind humans together in
WedlOck.
The ceremony oysr. Of course il was
supposed the newly married couple would
be in haste tn deeart. Rut ii va. hot ~
with them. ard " thcir actions they f~-
trayed that they ~expecfed sninethin" else
before leaving. Finally the reverend
gentleman remarked. Vel. now yau
are married" and the answer came,
..Oh. yes. We been married la,i February
and now van nnzzer bigtnre taken. =
feather would have Knocked down the
preacher upon tue revelation. IL Was
the picture man they were looking for
and not the preacher man. However,
there . now be no mistake about their
heing married and that the knot is tied
nno6 @A taght.-Mansfeld News.
, 1893-12-21
s=Qn9eIeoenbeiten
Cine unerIaubte Speculation.

Sobn goD6 Sbatber's grdmienbureau
lbetnt BON elnigen bet Nn9eiteuten IN benz
ieIben oils cine @elpqueIe ausBenubt 3t
iper6en. Stir bic nit W1ebatuen be6a3ten
2lusiteIer, bcren 3a6l iicb auf ettua 10000
belGuft, ma eS biSber befanntlt9 iebr
i1wierig 9epeien, Ben @ortlaut Der ibne1
5uerfannten 0tplolne 5u erbalten. Sin
g~etpiiier Werten gale @abD aus Woline
bat iebt an bic prQmttrteE QusiteIer @trs
culare Derianbt, in 6enen ct ft6 erbtetet,
oenielben gegen Elm Sonorar bon $40 bic
getpiinibten Snformationen iiber BrG@
mitrun9 5u Deridbaffen. Die $40 1~olten
pcrtDanbt perOen, uno bic gauge N1geles
genbeit loqte ais Gertrauensiabe aufgee
faBt tperoen.
9aS Circular bat arcb ieinen @eg in
baS 6auptquortier Ser INSTRUMENTATION
i'm Srcimaurcrtempel ~9efunben. Gom7
miiidr ct. @lair be5ei6nete OaiieI6e ais
ctnen Setrug, Oa Jttemano oaS Tecbt babe,
tene Snformnttonen 3u ertDetlen.
Ga0D mar g reiSrid6ter in Der Snbuitrie>
abtbetlung nnb lit BON Dielen Seiten 1ebr
gut empfoblen. Sobn 8op6 96otcbcr lit
BON Dem Circular bena9ri6tigt unb miro
Der Nngelcgen6eit oorauSii9tLi6 i6neu etn
Gnoc maben. 81 OieL itebt 3ienIib feit,
baB Gbat6er ielbit nit BET Gerlenbung bes
Circulars NIGHTS gu t6un bate.
Oas coIumbii9e nluieum.
0ie BenniDIpantaz So bngeieaibaft bat
bem columbii6en Mulcum tbre prdbtige
N~uSiteuung i'm Sransportmtttclpalait
itbertpieien. 9teie NusiteIun9sgruppe ioQ
IN einem beiOnoeren &aume auf9eiteut tperz
BEN unb ben @runbitod Su etnem 0epartez
ment fir SranSpOrtmittel btlben.
Die Notwithstanding Der 9. & 8.
8abn tpir6 ebenfauS in ben 8eitB oes Mu>
leums itberge6cn.
, 1893-12-21
Oas perfes'fhe Geles cop.
Dos 9roBte 6ernrohr Ger DeIt miro in Genepa
Safe aufeetellt weroer.

9as 9roBe OerfeS'iBe Gelescop tpir6 in
0eneDa Safe, gStSconitn, alfgeiteQt unb
oer 8au 0eS SblerpatoriumS tptro in Qtnz
grill genommcn nerben, iobalb bas Metter
es erlaubt, 81 beibloB 9~eitern Der 9irec5
torenratb bet Gbicagoer uniperittGt nocb
LANCER un6 iorgfaltiger lteberlegung.
uripritn9lt3 bate man beablibtigt, boS
Ob1erDatOrtum in Gbtcago ielblt, auf benz
0runD1tltGe Ser llniperiitGt an Ser Statez
itraBe unb Guis Noe. gu e%rbauen, nabe benz
@eltauSitelIungsplabe. 6erDorra9enDe
Q%litronomen erfldrten aber, baB Der @aucb,
bic eleftrii6en 2tcbter 1In6 baS @erGuib
Bet groBen Sta6t Die aftronomii9en 8eobz
a6tungen fart becintrGdtigen piroen,
uno Der uripriin9Ii6e 8lan purbe oa9er
auf9egeben.
Iub Bic 8lGne, bas &ieienfernrobr in
etnem Der Barfs o6er in elmer unmtttelz
barren Soritabt bon Chicago ouf3u1teuen,
fielen in 6as Maier.
Die @elebrten bieIten es iiber6arpt fir
unDortbetlbaft, bas foitbare SnItrument an
etnem Srte tnlterbalb zines l1mtreiies bon
80 DfetLen bon Gbicago ouf3uitcIen. 6err
Sobn SObniton ir. fam ben 0erren BON
Der llntperiitGt CUR 6ilfe. st iteQtc ibnen
fir Die @rri9tung beS Obierpatoriums
Elm tpert6DoleS, so Nder groBeS QanbItud
in 8eneoa Safe 3ur 8erfii9ung. 9ie 0irecz
loren bet ltniOerittGt ernannten etn@pmite,
oas oaS @runbititd in Nugeni6etn nebme,
uno oieieS @Onttc, Deficient aus BrGi.
6arper, 6enrD Sues Cobb, @eoree S.
@olfer, 0ticbter O.. 8. Sborep, Nn6ren
Mfc2eiib unO S, 81, Smith, bericbtete, boB
bas @ruoitid pOr3igGi9 fir ben !3ped
pofc. Serrn So6nitOn's 9roBber3igeS
Qnerbteten iDur6e a%ngenommerr, unO gcitern
bei3lDB 6as ltniperiitGts7 9 rectortum, nit
Der @rribtung oeS SbIerpatoriumS 10 balo
tpie m09Li3 %DOr5ugeben.
9aS S%bierpatorium in @eneba Gate
miro befanntltb baS gr0Bte Selescop Ser
Welt aufpetien. Die Sbiectipz2inie oes
leBteren tuirb etnen 9urcbmeiier BON 40
3ou baben, alio einen nm 4 3oQ gr0Bcren
ais 6d5 9roBe 2if'icbe 6ernro6r I'M Obierz
potortum 5I Wtount 6amilton. Die Blame
fur baS Sbierpatorium itno bon 9enrD
Sues Cobb enttporfen.
, 1893-12-21
Peute 70, mor9en 70.
Charles S. 6ooori9 erfldrt iebt, gu Dem
moroe DER frau Grou IN milmette
in gar feirer 8e3iehun9 5u
Itehet1.

CHARLES S. @oo6ri9, ser geitern Oenn
SnipeftOr Sbea 9eitanb, baB ct ielbit Srau
Gron in 8tlmette Die &e6le burbi6nitten
babe, erfldrt jebt iein gauges @eitGnbniB
fir @rftnounq; meber CT, nocb Elm Wtann,
Namens S5aeffer, bGtten irgen6 ettpaS nit
benz Woroe 81 tbun ge6abt. Dis 0oobrt6
na3 letner 8erbaftung gu etncm 0citanbz
nib aufgeforoert murbe, perbarrte ct in
trobi9cm S6peigen uno CAB ais @runO
bierflir an, 0aB er BON eil1em Wanne, 6eiien
Namen CT nibt rennen poIe, cine 3uz
Icbrtft empfangen babe, 0aB Sener ibm
berauSbeLfen tperbe, wenn er ie9libe NtSz
funft pertpeigere. Wtan ourc6iuc6te @ooo7
ri9's 3eIe nacb etnem ioldben 8riefe, farb
aber NIGHTS un6 bic Boli5ei lit Oaber au9
Der Nnii6t, DAB ct gar feinen erbieIt, iOn7
bern baB es ibm nun leio tbut, Elm @ez
itdnonrB 9emabt ST. baben. Snipector
Shea bat nun sic @ebulb D~erloren unb
miro Die @roB9eicbporencn iibcr ben Sal
entl6ei6en lalien. Seine 6aupt6epeiie
beruben in @OOOri6's i9riftltbam &C.
itGnbniB unb Dem b~luttgen &alirmeiicr,
bas in benz grOgeiboB bes Sherman l3en
6Duies ~9efunoen tpurbe.
, 1893-12-21
Stdoti1bes.
KIeine Ilabrtdten.

= 9aS @inol or>Sbeater lit in bic 6Gn6e
bes Serrn SamcS 9. Sutton iib%egegangen.
IS ioa be0eutcn0 Derbeiiert merben unb
tpirb in 3ufunft ben 9tumen 2incoln 8arf>
Sbeater fibren,
= Baron OerfeS t6eilte getern BEN
Sberlebrern BET 6obi6uLen nit, 6aB CT
Die Bretie, I'M 0an5en $500, meld6e ct fir
bic belten S6iler Der 6ocbldbulen ausge>
lebt, in oiciem Sabre nicbt be3ablen werDe,
oa er Der 9(niicbt lei, baB CT better 6oran
tbun pitroe, bas @elb u1ter ben Nrmen gu
Dert6ctlen.
Sic @roB9ei6morenen 9oben gegen
Sreo Sail, SbomaS 8urfe uno 2(rtbur
Sirius etne auf Wtoro uno @tnbrucb lautenoc
Nntlage erboben. Die Nngcflagten iil16
b~elcbuLbtgt, SameS gruntD in beiien 0o9z
nltn9, gto. A Q8. ID. StraBe, ermorbet
nnO Oeien SObn Beter 10 i6iper ~ocrpun0et
81 baben, OaB ct itarb.
= Sn Ser 9eitrigcn Stbung 6eS S6ulz
rat6S g~elangten nur HoutiuegeicbGfte CUR
8erDanollIng. SIS tpIroe belcbloiien, ben
@ontraft fir ben 8au zines SdbuLbaules
nit 16 &laiien3immern an Der Gde Der
Sage unO 46. StraBc gu Oergeben. GbeniO
lou Elm groBeS S6ulbaus on BET @de Ser
9luguitaz unb NobLcitraBe erbaut tperben.
8eibe S9ulbduier werben etwa $55, 900
toiten.
= Sobn 9oDle, ein 8ebicnter 6eS 6errn
98iQiam 2ocb, fano geitern Qlbeno UNI
z llbr III bciien 6ous SEQ. 412 2aSaIe Qlue.
IN ctnem fletnen Seucrraum perlteft einen
9fcger, Der gum .3wedc bes Gin6rE65
bort pabricbeinltcb bic na6ti6lafenbe Belt
Gbparten tpo1te. S9ne Q8eitcreS iaBte
9opIe i'm beim &ra9cn unO So9 lbn aus
ieinem 8eritef bcrpor. Der 8er[ ipebrte
iib aber unO Gin beiBes 9tingcn e~ntltanO.
2aS 6err 2Oeb unb lein So6n burcb BEN
baourcb peruria9tcn 2drm ange3ogen, btn7
snfamen, i6lug Der gteger 9Ople ms Sc
1tcbt, 10 OaB Oteier Suridtaumelte, unb
1ubtc oarauf baS Wcite.
, 1893-12-21
SEEDS pfuno Qf6e.
Cine 3weite erfoIereide Drobe oes Gremato:
ruins auf Dem GraceIano. Srteohofe,

Gum 5~tpeiten Wfale felt ieiner Tertigitelz
lung tuur0e geitern bet 9etbenuerbrenz
nungsofen auf Dem @racelan6 6riebbofe in
8enlbung eenommen. Sbne jebe Gere:
monte tpurben 6ie iterbli9en 9teite BET inn
IeBten Sebruar in Colorado peritorbenen
Satin zines bieItgen 8llrgers III Nicbe
b%ertuanbelt. Die 0eritorbene bate Dor
ibrem 3o6e ielbit ben @unib ausgez
ipro6en, 6aB tbre Qeidbe nerbrannt perben
ioae. Die 2cide tpar BON Colorado BIER
bergebra9t unb btSDer in benz @etp0lbe auf
benz Srtebbofe gu @racelonb betgeieBt nor
oen.
Sci BET Seuetbeitattln9 ipar auBer Ben
Q[n9eiteuteu Ser 6rieb6ofs9eieai6aft nur
oer @atte Der SoOten antpelenb. I'm 9
11br 8ormittags ~begannen Die @orbercitunz
gen fllr Die Seltattun9, inoem bic Qeicbe
na6 Dem 8orbereitungSroum gebracbt
nurbe.. Die 9eicbe murbe in Elm in
Nlaunl0iung. getaubtes 2afen 9ebiiQt, in
cine NIT benz ~etiernen @eiteu %perbunoene
Wfut6e gele9t unb in ben our gSetBglutb erz
btbten 8erbrennungSofen 9ineingelboben.
Ser Gerbrennun9Spro5eB nabm Elm unb
cine babe Stunbe in Mn1pru9. 9as
Seuer tpur6e UNI 1890 l1br auSgel0i6t,
aber erit nm 3 l1br Na9nitta9S mar Der
Diem iopeit UieOer ab9efIblt, 6aB man
oenlelben Dffnen fpnnte.
Son Der 2etcbe tpar nidts iibrig gebltez
ben, ais etipa 6 8funb Nicbe auf benz 8o7
ben Der Wtuloe, Die Qtibe mur6e in cine
urne get6an.
9icic stpeite @robe 6es 0eicbenoerbrenz
nung5ofenS nit elmer men16liden 2eicbe lit
iebr gut perlaufen, un6 baS @rematorium
miro bon icBt an OorausIt6tlib OfterS in
Qnlpruc6 genommen nerben.
, 1893-12-21
OerIdn9t eine 2lbrehnuno.

9enrD 9. Stempion eriubt in elmer i'm
&retsgeri9t eingereicbten &lase I'M cine
&brebnung nit ieinen @ei6dftstbeilnebz
mern in Der 6trma $. 6. Barfes & Co.,
Go. 49, 8. 2ateitr,, na6. @r bebauptet,
bon SOiepb Gardner etnen balben @ntbeiL
an Der Tirma, peIbe cine Butter 6abrit
%betreibt, 9etauft 8u babeu, baB aberg aries,
Der a1oere Observation-Disclosures, i'm nidbt
alS Wttt9lteb Der Sirma anerfenne. Stempz
ion mill iebt pen9itens ietn etngeSabltes
@el6 Suriid baben. .