davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1893-07-28

THE Donnybrook Fair is not altogether
with Ireland. 1t was finely illustrated
in the English house Of commons yester-
day. Mr.. Chamberlain is man VINO ia
very much such an individual as John
Sherman, in our own senate, and to
have that individual described as Judas
Iscariot naturally created great COM
motion. The Irish people undou btedly
got in their work in good style. II
Chamberlain had been less of Judas
the episode would have been less sensa.
tional. It's Renaissance as tG John
Sherman has all the charms of vraisem-
blance In both the case of John Sher-
man and Chamberlain, however. there
will be wanting the MEETINGS of the
quick conscience that made the old time
Judas 20 and hang himself. The only
man that showed anything like quick
conscience was the Irish premier, Lord
Castlereagh. who, after betraying his
country, cut his throat with sharp
razor. Thus it appears that even Ire
land, after being betrayed, has visitings
OF conscience.
The herald., 1893-07-28

Mr.. E. s. Babcock. proprietor of the
Coronado hotel, is at the Westminster
hotel.
Jas. o. Garlick, prominent capitalist
Pomona, is spending q. few days AZ the
Hollenbeck.
Montague @. Sanders is at the Hollen-
beck. He is the English chaplain at
Bengal, India.
T. J. Bolton, secretary OF the Demo-
cratic central committee of San Bernar-
dino was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Emma Steele and little daughter
OF Denver, Colo, are at the Metropole,
Catalina island, for few weeks.
DR.. Eugene Campbell and family, of
Fairfield. Iowa, have arrived in the city
and will make this place their home.
Gep. A. Mintz, publisher of the Daily
Herald of Phoenix, Ariz.. who has been
spending several days in the Angel city,
leaves this morning for home.
1. w. Lord and J. N. Victor, both San
Bernardino supervisors, were in the CITY
yesterday, together with J. w. Curtis,
prominent politician of the same
place.
Ed easy, Of Murphy, Grant & Co. of
San Francisco. is again in the city, and
his well-known face is ALWAYS wreathsd
with smiles as he msanders down Spring
street.
Mr.. T. Suffsrn Taller OF New York is
spending q few days at the Hollen beck.
Mrs. Taller accompanies him. They
are seeing the beauties OF Southern Cali
fornia and honeymooning.
The hilstling steward of the Redondo
hotel, MIR. w. j, Walsbe. was in Los
Angeles yesterday, looking as large as
LIE and twice as natural. Mr.. Walshe
has shown himself to be generalissimo
in his irle.
Gilbert s. Walker and Daniel Ander-
son, of Throop Polytechnic institute,
are taking two weeks outing at Cata-
lima island. AS members OF the Seventh
regimpnt they are enjoying their first
lessoNs in camp life.
George Cutler, well.known resident
of Los Angeles. was suddenly taken
will. q fainting spell at the corner of
Snrino and Eanr -.+-Aat. lo.A e.~-,i..4
abont 8 O'Clock. He was removed to the
drug store of OFF & Vaughn, where DR..
j. IL. johnson administered restorstives.
after which he was removed to his resi-
den ce at 734 South Grand avenue.
Mrs. Augustus Laver, accompanied by
Mr.. J. Drew Gay and Miss Brophy, will
be in Los Angeles on Saturday, the 29th
inst. having left San Francisco by boat
yesterday. They will remain here few
davs. stopping with friends. Mrs. Gay
is the widow of the late Col. J. Drew
Gay, a gentleman who made many
friends in Los Angeles, and whose ac-
CO mplishments were many and varied.
The herald., 1893-07-28

IT WOULD be hard to conjure up a
more gruesome scene than is presented
by Wall street today. The edict having
gone oot that everything shall be
wrecked, the edifce of financia. credit
has besn shaken as by the lusty arms OF
Samson. Perhaps the game has been
overdone this time, aud the American
people will insist upon a durable and
patriotic scheme of finance. The de-
mahd for more money comes from all
quarters. The attempt to run seventy
five millions of people on less currency
than sufficed for thirty-eight millions
has proved to be lamentable failure,
and why should it not?
The herald., 1893-07-28

take Colorado as the centennial state
from this pivotal Intervention. We are
not Obliged to introduce Colorado. be-
cause California and the other western
states have really created the New Eng.
land belt of states financially. And
still we are compelled to wonder why
the Los Angeles Times, when Colorado
miners are trying to get out OF the Gem
tennial state, in order to get living,
should characterize their Iamentable ex-
odus-their always lamerItable exodus
as those OF carloads of live stock, Of
cattle, fleeing from tlfs regions which
their energy and industry made profit
able and memorable
The herald., 1893-07-28

THE world, we are ashamed to say,
would be greatly the better 'ior great
war Which should involve great many
nations. 1t would be all the better that
this wlr should start at onee, because
the grsat European countries have had
the dogs of war in leash for now these
many years. If Germany, F,tance, Rus
sia and Austria shoald ihaugurate q
lively war, with Eng ladd playing her
traditional role of tho jaclal instead of
the lion, such conjur lctuye would admit
ofAustria being resolv cd into her original
constituents, too nu merous to be now
remembered by us, nd the map of En-
rope might admit of ihe rehabilitation of
the old Polish natior /, one Of the equilib-
The herald., 1893-07-28
SOCIETY.

Misses Laura and Bernice Talbot gave
a whist party Tuesday evening at their
home, No. 134 San Pedro street. in
honor of Misses Ella and Henrietta
v1ilds OF Oakland. The parlor was dec
Grated with green branches suspended
above the door way. A sentence, "The
= OK" taken with others, helped to
flush "rhe Wilds are OK" There
we're four tables. Mr.. VIM. Reynolds
and Miss Eta Wilds won the first prize,
and Mr.. Paul and Miss Bernice Talbot
won the second hopors. Among the
guests present were Miss Ella V. Thorn
ton, Mrs. Spayner, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Reynolds, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson, Messrs. jas. M. Alexander.
Paul Troy, schell. Calvin and E. D..
JohngOn.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Brighton Beach Races.

BRIaHroN BEACH, July 27.-The track
was muddy.
Six furlongs-U Sam won, Lou
Rhett second, Bess McDuf third; time,
1:17A.
Four furlongs-Anglo won, Sprinkle
second, Honey Bee (colt) third; time.
0:57R.
Five furlonga- Gray Eagle won, Ger
aldine second, Skedaddle third; time,
:0214.
Six furlongs-Eagle Bird won, Bolero
second, Billy S. third; time, ~.
One mile-Faithful won, King Grab
second, Mordotte third; time, :43s4
Five furlonga--Eolo won, Morrlssey
second, Lorimer third time, :03l4.
The herald., 1893-07-28

The Southern Pacific Railway and
Wells. Fargo & Co., yesterday stated
that five thousand dollars were award ed
to United States Marshal Gard as the
reward given for the capture of Sontag
aud Evane. The marshal, with his Gus.
tomary modesty, announced that the
largest proportion should be given to 81
Repellejs and Jackson. Our modest
United States marshal will stand for
ward, however, as the hero OF the incl
dent. His surrender of such money re.
ward as would be his share shows his
participation in the notable and heroic
event in a still higher light.
The herald., 1893-07-28

IT REALLY looks as ii our distinguished
contemporary, the Los Angeles Times,
might celebrate it's great sscendancy
and good fortune without gloating over
its less fortunate fellow-citizsns. The
great declension of silver has Frustrated
the Centennial state of Colorado. That
state has really kept the United States
from bankruptcy during the years ante
dating the centennial year. But for its
outgivings in solid coin this country
would be at least thousand millions OF
dollars worth less than nothing since
the centennial year. Colorado, instead
OF Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Maine and Massachusetts, has
been the western state that pre-
vented New England and New
York from going into bankruptcy. We
The herald., 1893-07-28
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 27.-The track
was fast.
One mlle-Raceland won, Julien sec
ond, The Ironmaster third; time, Al.
Five furlongs-My Lady won, Ana
wanda second, Mic Mac Queen third ;
time, l :02.
Seven furlongs-Red Banner won,
Wormser second, Treasurer third; time,
80.
Optional stake, five furlongs-Aurelian
won, Terrapin second, Busiris third ;
time, l :0l.
Raritan stakes, one mile and quar-
ter-Ajax won. Comanche second, Sport
third; time, 2:0S1a.
Six furlongs Culver won, Fremont
second, Pisa (colt) third; time, 1:14I
The herald., 1893-07-28
DAVIS WILL CASE.
The Celebrated Contest Comes Up In the
Montana Courts.

The Celebrated Contest Comes Up In the
Montana Courts.
BUTTE, Mont, July 27.-The famous
Davis will case came up for trial this
morning. The contest of the win by
the children of A. A. Davis OF Massa-
chusetts, whose claim was owned by
Erwin Davis OF New York, was dismissed
by the court. The contest OF Henry A.
Root, representing himself and certain
of the heirs, was continued indefinitely.
Although it ls impossible to learn ex-
actly what has been done, it is under
stood that there is an arrangement be-
tween the Root contestants and the
heirs of John Davis, and it is believed
the entire estate will be divided between
them. The court granted an order per-
mitting the special administrator to sue
Erwin Davis upon promissory notes due
the estate, amounting to over hall a
million dollars.
The herald., 1893-07-28
BAY District Races.

SAN Francisco, July 27--The Pacific
Coast Trotting association races today
resulted as follows:
Trotting, 2 80 clsss-Bruno won, Fall
lacy second, Hera third; time, 2:241a.
Pacing, 2:25 class-Dexter Thorne
won the first heat, Loupe second, Whop-
pie third; time, 2:33. Loupe won the
second heat, Whopple second, Dexter
Thorne dstanced; time, 2:2i. Loupe
won the third heat, Whopple second ;
time, 2:251s.
Mile dash, trot-Silver Bee won. Sou
brette second, Genevieve third; time,
2:39.
Tbree-mile dash; trot-Senato- L.
won, Sunrise second, Daylight third
time, :37.
The herald., 1893-07-28

AN INADvERTENr typographical error
n our tisaue of yesterday referred to the
wealth OF the United States in 1889,
when the census was compiled. as sixty
five millions OF dollars. and four years
later at seventy millions of dollars. OF
course, in the one case, sixty thou
sand and in the other seventy thousand
impossible to avoid such occasional
typographical errors, and they really
count for nothing.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Unnaid Dental Bills,

WILMINGTON, Del, July PA re-
ceiver has been appointed for the Will
mington Dental Manufacturing COM
pany. The company is perfectly SOL
vent, with liabilities of about $200,000
and assets S6l5.000. Inability to realize
on bills caused the directors to take
action for their protection.
The herald., 1893-07-28

One of the attractions of the French
bicycle costume is it's very email cost.
The rider in the first cut paid more than
necessary for her hers, but that was be-
cause she insisted on black velvet trou.
sers and deep black velvet collar. Had
she heen satisfied to have the whole
costume of the plain gray serge which
forms the skirt and jacket, she would
have saved money. This young person
also wears black silk hose. which are
not at all necessary. Lisle thread would
have been quite as effective and much
less expensive.
The herald., 1893-07-28

RUINS Of the old days of the equi.dis-
tribution OF power in Europe. A big.
whoppiDg war in Europe just now
would result in a tremendous demand
for American ibrsadstuffs, and would
turn loose prodigious amount of gold
coin which Would come back to nestle
under the wings OF the American eagle.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Jim HIPS Purch ases.

YANKToN, s. D., July 81 1t is stated
positively that the Great Northern rail-
way has purchased the Sioux City and
Northern railway, also the Sioux Falls.
Yankton and Southwestern railway now
announced his decision to cross the Mis-
souri, river at Yankton and proceed
southwest with his railway next year.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Daly's Second Victim Dead.

SAN Francisco, July 27.-Thomas J.
Carroll, who was shot by Daniel DAILY
on May 7th last. died this afternoon
from the effects of his wound. Carroll,
in company with Michael Lawton and
John T. Lawton, burst into room
where Daily was suspected to be with
Michael Lawton's wife. DAILY, who was
in bed, seized pistol and fred several
shots at the intruders. John l.. Lawton
was instantly killed and Carroll was 30
badly wounded that he died today, as
stated above. DAILY is now on trial for
killing IaWton.
The herald., 1893-07-28
PARTISAN BICYCLE COSTUMES.

The American Woman May Now Take to
Them at Oncc, but
II is not expected that the pictures
here shown will find instantaneous favor
with the young woman whose bicycle is
now seen on the highways and byways
around New York, says the New York
World. They are too original and too
Frenchy. but there is good reason for
that Rs they are copied from the Paris
journal l'Illustration, which makes a
speciality OF original French sketches.
The herald., 1893-07-28
WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Tho Tragic Death of a st. Louis J

Tho Tragic Death sf ct. Louis Real
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, July 27.-Edward
Roseman, ST. Louis real estate man
who has been receiving treatment at
Wauwatosa sanitarium, was found in
the woods near that village this morning
with a bullet in the head. He was still
alive. He hired buggy and took a
young woman out riding last evening.
The woman brought the horse back to
the stable without Roseman. The po-
lice are now looking for her.
The herald., 1893-07-28
NEIGHBORING TOWNS.

SANTA MoNIcA-Real estate :. Gospel meet
angs.
CHINo-The beet sugar factory.
CoMPToN-Local matters.
REDoNDo-Shipping notes.
PAsADENA-Athletic club field day.
SANTA ANA-Iowa picnic ON Saturday.
PoMoNA-A bcyciss injured.
RIvERsIDE-The school money still held by
San Bernaruino
sAN BERNABDINo-The pitiful death OF James
Jovce.
The herald., 1893-07-28

ONE of the pleasing things in Los An
geles of late is the fact that all the old
timers are getting back. These includel
Mr.. J. Sack EFT Cornell and Mr.. Albert
Osthoff. Oue by one the other stand
ards of fortune will be erected in our
midet
The herald., 1893-07-28
A peluss at Puebio.

PUEBLO, Colo, July 27.-A flood came
down the riverat O'Clock this morning
from the grand csf1on of the Arkansas,
breaking over the levee in two places,
flooding the lower part Of the city.
The city hall has five feet
of water on three sides. All the base
ments of that block are filled. The
waterworks are eehut down by the flood.
Hundreds of poor people are driven
from their homes. The loss is 800, 900.
The herald., 1893-07-28

FRIDAY, JULY 2S, 1898.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-Riot in the British CON-
mons France begins the blockade of the
coast of Siam Capture of Managua by rev.
olutionists confirmed =. Much uneasiness
felt in Denver on account of the hordes OF
idle workingmen improvement in the
New York stock market Bank failures at
Portland, Ore. Helena, Mont, and in Wis
consin and Kentucky. Numerous indus
tries closing down or running on short time
Marshal Gard gets $4,000 reward for cap
turing John Sontsg. "A SO days battle with
flames on coal laden vessel Buffalo Bill
admits $4,000 Chicago waits to his Wild
West show free of charge.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Worlds Fair Columbia Edition Illus
trated HeraId.

This beautiful publication printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale by
all the news dealers and at the HERALD
business office. 1t contains 48 pages OF
information about Southern California
and over 30 illustrations. As a publica.
ton to eend to eastern friends 1t has
never been equalled. Price Is cents in
wrappers.
The herald., 1893-07-28
Lost,

Once lost, it is difficult to restore the
hair. Therefore be warned in time, lest
you become bald. Skookum Root Hair
Grower stops falling hair. Sold by
druggists,
The herald., 1893-07-28
Death of a Railroad Magnate.

VICTORIA, B. c.. July 27.-W. I. Mel
len, general manager of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company. died here last
hight of neuralgia of the heart.
The herald., 1893-07-28
A wisconsin Bank F.ilure.

PORTAGE. Wis, July 27.-The City
Bank of Portage closed it's doors today.
1t was capitalized at $25 900. II. Breese,
ex-secretary OF state, is president OF the
bank.
The herald., 1893-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
to tue DAILY HERALD Will be promptly dlscon-
tipued hereafter. No papers wul be sent to
subscribers bv mail unless the same nave been
paid Tor in advance This rule is lniexfhle.
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, Il
Merchants Exchange, IAN Francisco. is an
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in
~ cfIlce.
THE HERALD IL sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, san Francisco, for sc a copy
The herald., 1893-07-28

The bicvclist shown in the third cut
was equally sensible, and even more in
genioue. She wanted variety, and got
it by adding to her gray flannel outfit a
very brilliant red Spanish jacket.
No. is less jaunty, but no less eco
nomical.
The herald., 1893-07-28
LooAL-The city board of equalization

LOCAL-The city board OF equalization. =.
The crops. The orcus chalybeus a success
THE courts. Baseeall......T That import
ant land decision. Richards complains
that his wife threateaed to kill him..
C'ines clever capture of Ventura bigamist
....Closing of the Chautsuqua session at
Long Beach "A number of meetings
ranged for today....J. F. Demphy's house
destroyed BY fire. i. Miss Linda Black exps-
riences runaway accident withsut injury.
The herald., 1893-07-28

Use Angostura Bittere, the world-Ienowned
South American appetizer of exquisite flavor.
Manufactured by ]. g B. Slesert Sons. ASK
your druggist
The herald., 1893-07-28

Take Bromo- -Seltzer for insomnia
Before retiring-trial bottle 10 cts.
The herald., 1893-07-28

Hoods sarsaparilla absolutely cures where
other preparations fail 1t possesses medicinal
merit T. Peculiar TO Itself.
The herald., 1893-07-28

CONSTR alton and all oubles with the diges-
tive organs and the liver, are cured by HOODS
filIs UnequalIed as d dinner pill.
The herald., 1893-07-28

After the first severe shock the bicycle
young woman will find in these cuts
food for reflection and careful study.
She will also find much to admire. Thev
illustrate the costumes worn by French
women VINO are addicted to the bicycle
habit, and no one can study them care
is no reason why they should not be
adopted in this country with the slight
notifications which our climate and
modesty may suggest.
The herald., 1893-07-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

BY CARRIER
Per Week. ......................... 70
Per Month ............ ..........-............ 80
B1 NAIL INCLUDING PosTAGs):
DAILY HFRAL-, one year. .........-....$3 90
DAILY HER AID, six months .......... 70
DAILY HERALD three months - 2 25
DAILY HERALD, one mouth .......... 30
WEEKLY hERALD, one year ..... l 90
WfEKi HERALD, six mon ths........... w
WEEKIY Herald. three months so
ILLUSTRATED HERALD, per copy. y.,..... ~
entered at the postoffice at Los Angeles as
second-class mail matter
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-09-05
DEN TlSTS.
N. T. HARRIS,
DENTIST.
Office 1885, a. stiu 5rcude.
PERSONAL.


Mr.. Harry King, of Temple. is
in the city to attend Baylor Unl'
versity.
Mrs. J. K Horne left yesterday
for Crawford where she will spend
two weeks with relatives and
friends.
Miss Mollie Bell will return
home this afternoon. She has been
at the Conservatory of Musi, in
Cincinnati.
Hon, Charles r. Gibson, state
lecturer of the Independ mt Order
of ODD Fellows, lectured to the To-
cal lodges last night and went for
Cameron this morning.
, 1893-03-04

out as having received through the medium
Of Baron jacques de Reinach considerable
sums Of money derived from the Panama Com
pany, although be did not appear TO have
rendered it any appreciable service. The
amount exceeded 1000, 0O0f. Tie furtive
departure from france Of this dignitary Of the
Legion of Honour after the death of the baron
showed of itself the suspicious nature of
their relations, aHl the seizure Of a letter
written in November, 1888. aud of a telegram
forwarded in the month of July in the same
year, seemed to confirm the idea of the
guilt of DIR. Herr entsrta ned from the
first.
The prolonged delay by the Judicial Com
mittss of the privy Conncil in regard to the
contempt of court case in the Bahamas arises
it is believed, from differences Of opinion
among the Judges which to some extent mani
tested themselves at the hearing. These diff
ferences appear to be, in the first place, as to
whether the letter published in the newspapers
was a contempt of court at all; but the main
point is whether he Sovereign has the power
to interfere, so as to release a person COM
mitted for contempt by q judge. There have
already been two meetings of the judicial
Committee to consider these questions since
the hearing, the last being q fortnight ago;
but not decided as yet has been announced,
, 1893-03-04

fscent events give evidence Of the existence
of permanent germs. and if, during summer.
any condition should arise which world in
crease their vitality or would diminish the
power Of resistance Of part of the population,
cholera would break out again with an IN
tensity in proportion to that Of the conditions
which caused it.
To cum up. and once more under reserve,
I 70 resee more danger for the end of spring or
for the summer than / do ct the present time.
DR.. ALBERT ROBIN.
Member Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine.
, 1893-03-04
FLETCHER & BROCKLEHURsTs
Improved Patent Composite Steam Pans.
in lieu Of Tayches, or. for concentrating Syrup into SUGAR
in lieu Of Tayches, or.

1t will readily be seen from the Wood Cat that they are tho most simple and thu. ness
effective Eapatosm the market guaranteed EASILY cleaned daily b. onenino the l~~
discharge valve at the bottom, or by stacking off the bolts and allowing the bottom to
in case of a laky tube, there being no steam jons to break. or troublesome team drum
to hoist out, forth hat OF any omr purpose all Is simplicity i6f and a great boon to the
Planter
Such is the opinion expressed BY those Who now use tse Pans in nme of THAR
formers cam Pans NTE--Ihese Pans n be supplied with the ordinary Ain discharge valve
and with the bottom boted on in the usual way without the Contorpost and the COST will be-
reduced acrhngy.
Bnoounnursfs PATENT BOILER COATING COMPOSITION Silver Media, Jamde.
Exhbihon is unNerssnya acknowledged to be the best nonc conducting nerain the market for
radiation ofhed and preserving the Boilers &c.
1t is cheaper than aupther we-knOwn kinds such as AsMos& &c. and is eyersins and
it can be sappIed over and over gain, with tes same good results by simply mixing it up
fresh with GTew water:
FLETCHER & RooNEHuRsrs PATENT STEAM CORRUGATED CLARIFIERs are more
simple easier cleaned and less expmIve than the tubular kind, whilst being equally as
effective and give satisfaction
FLETCHER BRcKLEURsr PATENT FILTER PRESSES, for steam or hand power for
Wind Mil Estates. are highly recommended by those who use them, their cost is saved in
less than CROP.
BnooKMHusrs PATENT STEP CRATE and MEGAS FURNACE. with nonconduchnx
lining for burning greer Me@s dn@t from thrn n has proved very satisfactory In fact, the
Step Crates are as sound as when first applied, no buMng or warpnS &C. &c
RocKLEHuRTs PATENT CIRCULATING TUBES for Triple Eff ct by their use the cir
ouLhn oft he juice would be vastly improved and economy in every way UbaueL as is proved
nv the open steam Composite ans in use-TRY THEM.
matte Fneman.n 8 thorough success: in Demean, Eda@h Having these furnaces. use nothing
else butt the Msgas' deH1 from the Ml, and the boilers give sufficient steam for all purposes:
no GOALS or other kinds fsbeng used, nothing but the ALgs Try the Edr4u, and not
satisfactory, pay no royalty ""
SxrKELa and RocKLEHuMT PATENT MILLS have gained the 1T class diploma AND Gold
Medal from Paris Such is progress
For priculas md pnes of tho Pans Presses CHARTERS Sp Gates Circulating Tubes and
Mills lease apply to the sole Manmacmre,M eTs.G Geo FLETCHER & Co., Colonial Engineers.
London and DHby or to the Undersigned who will also quote fol the Megas EnrnNssan a
supply the BARBADOS BOILER COATING COMPOSITION.
GEO BROCKLRHURST
, 1893-03-04

though 1t has been expected for more thar q
mouth.