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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-19
The Lawhead Golden Wedding.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, March 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Squire Lawbead. of West Champaign, cell
ebrated their golden wedding yesterday.
Abont fifty guests were present nr. aud
Mrs. Lawhead have lived in Champaign
county since 1851.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-19

The weather does look some
like it, and spring is coming
-surel Though more a
matter Of faith than sight,
spring viii be here, and the
time of house renovating at
hand. Take that time by
tie forelock and besides give
yourself an agreeable hour
by visiting our establish
ment. You'll be surprised
and delighted at the extent
and beauty of the display.
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Miss Ida symmes .Fired" for Fihb,ng.
Killed and Burned by Burglars.

ROCKFORD. H., March lS-The residence
of Henry Bedeker. of Freeport. was burned
at O'Clock this morning, and he and his
wife were found burned almost beyond
Identification. The neighbors found the
doors open. Bedeker was q coal dealer
and has had good deal of money lately.
1t is supposed burglars entered the house,
were surprised. killed both of the occn-
pants and fired the house to conceal the
crime.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-19

Preparing for n Strike the n. Y. & n. E.
PoTTsvILLE. Pa. March 1S-The Reading
company is engaging machinists and en-
gIneers at the different dispatching points
hereabouts. with orders to hold themselves
in readiness to be immediately forwarded
on short notice to the New York Il New
England road, where q strike Of employees
is in contemplation, and where trouble Is
feared
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-19
Big Lockout Impending.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Matters reached q
eliminating point to-day between the
clothing manufacturers and the United
Garment Workers. and unless the dispute is
smicably settled before the Esd of March. a
lockout of eight hundred cutters will be
declared. which will be followed By q
strike of between 1000 and 5000 tailors.
This will mean fight between
the knights of Labor and the
Federation Of Labor. A meeting of the
manufacturers'. ASSOCIATION was held to-
day. After a long discussion q sweeping
resolution was passed unanimously, which
orders that unless the American Federation
of Labor recedes from it's position on or be-.
fore noon of March %, all cutters, trimmers,
examiners and other employees in the man.
ufacturing department. of the Clothing
Manufacturers Association. who were mem
bers of the American Federation of Labor
on March IL shall be discharged on March
%, 1893.
The herald., 1893-10-15
TERMINAL ISLAND.
Great Interest Is Being Taken in Yacht
ing-Loca1 Affairs

Great Interest Is Being Taken in Yacht
ing-Local Affairs
TERMINAL ISLAND, Oct. lathe inter-
national yacht race on the lower bay of
New York harbor has called out all the
enthusiasm of our local yachtsmen, and
races between rival boats are daily tax
ing place. In yachting, as in harbora
and everything else that is substantial
or attractive, San Pedro bay Is like
Eclipse, fret and the rest nowhere.
This is especially true of the fish indus
try. The immense bay is dotted with
fishing banks where the different vari-
great hauls made of ripe fish in their
OF Santa Monica out OF his senses by
their immensity.
There is another source OF attraction,
one that appeals to the appetite, and
that is the delicious fish and clam chow
ders prepared by an expert from the
Atlantic and served at the pavilion.
Los Angeles run down and partake of
cosy private rooms fitted up especially
Bashi Bazouks that infest resorts far
ther north and west give this place q
wide berth, and consequently the best
and most respectable class of people in
the county frequent the island resort.
Conductor Jimmy Halstead and Engi.
neer Steve Graves of No. Z, who ran a
dead heat in quarter mile foot race
a few weeks ago, not being satisfied with
tho roorllt n fru for opto o~sk -,
go-as-you- please swimming contest.
which will take place on Thanksgiving
day. A feet of sailing craft will accom-
pany them and the San Pedro band on
the yacht Fearless will play for their
encourage ment A Life on the Ocean
Wave. The loser will pay for fish and
game supper at the pavilion for 20
persons.
A large Australian coal ship with coal
for the Crescent Coal company is daily
expected.
Shell hunters and curio seekers grayi-
tate here as naturally as duck takes to
water and 60 away loaded.
Mr.. Beach is having net wire fence
put around his tamale grove to save it
from the deprecations of prowling CLANS.
which are exceedingly partial to this
kind OF food in the ear.
Some of Sundays visitors we noticed
were FL. HI. Matlock and wife. d. g.
Matlock and wife, E. G. Schnabel and
wife, @. III. Schnabel of Los Angeles.
accompanied by Miss D. Feldheim OF
San Francisco, Charles Schroeder. Mr..
Cass OF Cass & Smurr, j. A. Spencer.
Los Angeles d. l.. Wingard, Clint I'll.
dood, H. M. Bailey. Will Graves, M.
Messic. Long Beach; John Evey, Pasa-
dena, and Dave Kelleher and wlie, San
Pedro
The herald., 1893-10-15
GLENDoRA.
Social Events of Interest and Personal
Mention.

Social Events of Interest and Personal
Mention.
GLENDoRA, Oct. l4.-Miss Wentworth
gave delightful party at her home
Tuesday evening in honor of her Charm
ing friend, Miss Grace Whitehorn of
Los Angeles. The spacious rooms were
elegantly decorated for the occasion.
Music. dancing and games were the
features of the evenings entertain
ment. There was some very sweet
music rendered by the Misses White
horn, Needham, Wentworth and Mr..
Pate, after which refreshments were
served. There were ten couple present
and all had pleasant time.
Miss Ida Needham entertained few
of her friends at her lovely home on
Wednesday evening, with music and
conversation, after which che served
delightful refreshments.
DIR. and Mrs. Needham returned home
after pleasant visit of two weeks at
Long Beach.
Miss Nellie Clark, who has been in
Detroit, Mich., for the past year visit
ing relatives, returned home last week
and reported having delightful time.
She stopped over in Chicago and took
in the worlds fair.
Mics Grace Whitehorn returned home
after delightful visit of ten days with
her friend, Miss Wentworth.
The herald., 1893-10-15
SOUTH PASADENA.

A Reception to Rev. A. w. Bunker'
News Matters.
S,Un PASADENA, Oct. 14.-The recep-
tion rendered Rev. A. W. Bunker Friday
evening at the Methodist church by the
Epworth league was very. enjoyable.
The programme consisted OF music and
recitations, in which "Our Orchestra"
came to the front in fine style. Little
Edith Coats made an address of well
come. and presented the pastor with a
beautiful bouquet of flowers in behalf
OF the children. A duet by E. Wassman
and Charles Peal was enjoyed. Miss
Kittie Babbitt's recitation from Charles
Dudley Warner was good, as was reci-
tation by Miss Stella Borden. The Cob
belins III git you if you don't watch
out, recited by Miss Lena Crossley WAS
we'll received. Rev. and Mrs. Bunker
have done a good work here, and the
address of welcome by Prof. Wilson was
echoed in every heart.
On Friday evening Miss Elsie Palmer.
president of the Christian Endeayor OF
Calvary Presbyterian church, who
recently returned from an eastern trip,
was sgreeably surprised by reception
given in her honor at the church; re-
freshments were served and q social
evening enjoyed.
A. j. Moody is working as fast as pos
sible on the tax list, and hopes soon to
have every one served. If people who
have moved would notify him of their
change OF residence, delays would be
avoided and money saved.
Miss Minnie Keith has returned to her
duties as type writer at the Westminster
hotel, Los Angeles.
Mr.. I. d. Keith, who has been on the
sick list, is improving,
Mrs. A. r. Graham is able TO take q
short ride daily.
Mrs. Howard Longley has returned
from trip east and the worlds fair,
greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Leo Longley gave her mother,
Mrs. Adelia jackson, delightful sur
prise party last week, the occasion being
her sixtieth birthday.
Yesterday Mrs. Harris, while return
ing to her home from visit to her
sister, Mrs. Wassels, on Glendon way
lost her purse, containing 500. The
finder will be rewarded by returning the
same to owner.
Mr.. Kenyon Warren is enjoying visit
from his mother, Mrs. j. X. Warren, of
Cottonwood Falls, Kan, who is delight
ed with California.
DIR. G. r. Stephens, who has been in
the northern part of the state for the
past 10 months, returned last week, to
remain, it is hoped. The doctor reports
an army of workmen turning the soil for
the midwinter fair at San Francisco, but
as yet no buildings have been erected.
California projects. like her vegetation,
spring mp, mature and bear fruit in
short order.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Dougherty are ex-
pected home from the fair tomorrow.
The herald., 1893-10-15
MULLEN, BLUETT & co.
Ten Years OF Their Existence In Lo
Angeles.

Ten Years of Their Existence In Los
Angeles.
The above named firm is one of the
most reliable in Los Angeles, and as q
consequence they enjoy the confidence
of the public. Ten years ago this popu-
lar firm made their advent in business
in the Angel city, and their trade has
been constantly growing ever since until
they now rank as the leading dealers in
their line in Southern California. To
celebrate their tenth anniversary, they
have inaugurated grand gift distribu-
tion, which is now taking place, which
will be- distributed next Christmas.
Twenty,fiyevaluable gifts will be given
to theirspatrons. Every spot cash pur-
chaser of $5 worth of goods will be given
one ticket. $40 purchaser two tickets,
8 $l5 purchaser three tickets, and 30 on.
Among the elegant presents are an ele-
CANT piano Of the very best make, val
ued at $500. a $3.50 bicycle, and other
valuable gifts, which can be seen in
their display advertisement on the
fourth page of this issue.
The herald., 1893-10-15
SANTA MONICA.
Tho Arcadia to Remain Open = Loca
Affairs.

Tho Arcadia to Remain Open Local
Affairs.
SANTA MONICA, Oct. 14.--Today the
members of the irrigation congress came
down to the city by the sea.
The fact OF the Arcadia keeping open
the entire year, winter and summer, is
having beneficial effect on the autumn
trade, and Mr.. S. Reinhart deserves the
thanks OF the entire community.
Constable G. B. Dexter and Deputy
Sheriff A. J. Myers feel justly proud oi
their victory in the Carter and Brady
highway robbery cases and are receiv'
ing congratulations.
Jack Robinson, an old soldier, dis
turbed the Salvation Army meeting at
the barracks the other evening, and the
women officers promptly swore out
warrant for his arrest.
The following officials of the M. +.
Sunday school were recently elected for
the ensuing year: ]. ID. Tyler, super
intendent; Mrs. Sarah Hodge, assistant
superintendent r. B. Harris, secretary
Norman Smith, treasurer; X. Angel, IL
brarian; Miss Eva Parker, organist; j..
ID. Tyler, chairister.
Today will be duly observed at the M.
E. church as Glad Tidings day.
d. Doddsworth of Los Angeles has
been arrested for beating s. jackson o.
Hotel jackson out of board bill. lie
was released on bond by Justice Willie
to appear on Wednesday to plead.
O. +. Schader & Co. have resumed
possession of the soda works and are
greatly improving the plant.
Captain s. b. Randall, the Santa Mon
lea agent OF the HERALD, is pushing the
peoples paper here. ras.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Jenking OF San
Francisco are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Thompson.
Judge f. R. Owens and family have
taken one of the Russell cottages or
Oregon avenue.
Mr.. E. Puddy has returned, after 9
protracted absence, looking hale and
hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hopf are visiting
Arrowhead hot springs.
Messrs. N, r. and j. B. Folsom are
visiting San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Russell are occu
pying their Third-street cottage for the
winter.
Mr.. Eugene Boehme. son of our city
treasurer, George Boehme, has been pro
NOTED to assistant agent for the South
ern Pacific at Ontario.
Mrs. ]. r. LIE Berge made her hus.
band exceedingly happy on Tuesday
last by presenting him with soI
weighing 10 pounds.
Mrs. Mamie Catchings of Los Angeles
is organizing class in vocal and in.
Btrumental music. Her headquarters
when here are at the Jackson, where in
formation about the class can be OBJ
tanned.
j. w. Henry and james Collins re
turned last night from day and half'I
hunting trip loaded with game.
The herald., 1893-10-15
UNIVERSITY.
News Matters and Personals from That
Locality.

News Matters and Personals from Thai
Locality.
UNIVERSITY, Oct. ]4.-Mr. D. M
Welch has presented the Epworth
league of University III. E. church with
new Epworth, which was installed
into use last Sunday evening.
The students OF the academic depart
ment of the university are organizing
themselves into an association.
A photographic entertainment was
given at the public school house last
Thursday afternoon. About 20 pieces
of music were rendered by the machine,
among them being the latest hits, After
the Ball, and The Cat Game Back.
A local singer had song recorded,
which was atterward repeated by the
phonograph.
Dean Matthew is announced as the
speaker for this Sunday mornings
service at University church. The pas
tor, DR.. Williams, fills the pulpit at
Whittier today.
Mrs. s. M, Cool has returned from her
tour to the worlds fair.
Mrs. Hosier and Miss Williams are
visiting their relatives at the Methodist
parsonage.
Fires in the Santa Monica mountains
west of here. have caused several hot
and smoky days the past week.
Mr.. Paul Arnold, ex-profeHsor at the
college, was back renewing old acquain-
tances this week.
The herald., 1893-10-15
THE COURTS.
Items OF Interest Obtained in Various
TribunaIs-New Cases.

Items of Interest Obtained in Various
TribunaIs-New Gases.
A divorce was granted yesterday by
Judge Clark to Mrs. Clara Linden Bow
ring on the ground Of desertion.
Judgment of foreclosure for $2256.O5
was rendered for the plaintiff by Judge
Van Dyke yesterday in the case OF VIM.
Rector VS.. M. r. Gaddy.
In the case OF M. B. Boyce vs. Geo.
r. Burton yesterday, a suit to quiet the
title to certain land, Judge Van Dyke
gave judgment for the plaintiff.
The case of M. Serrick ct al. vs.. M.
L. Haynes ct al. was tried before Judge
Shaw yesterday. 1t was a suit for res
titution of certain household goods or
their value. Judgment of non suit was
granted as to the defendant Haynes and
Judgment for Defendant Blackinton.
NEW CASES.
Preliminary papers were fled in the
county clerks Office yesterday on the
following new cases.
A Mooser VS.. G. F. A. Last, admins
traitor. Suit to have $877 in bank ad.
judged trust fund and that it be paid
to plaintiff.
Petition by Lillian N. Gibbs to be
appointed guardian of her minor chill
dren.
Mrs. Hannah Jarvis vs. VIM. Pater'
son ct al. Foreclosure suit for $500.
Ganahl Lumber company vs. L,
Hahne ct al. Suit on a mechanics lier
for $436.11.
The herald., 1893-10-15
POMONA.
The Circus Coming--News and Personal
Matters.

The Circus Ooming--News and Personal
Matters.
POMONA, Oct. 14.-Rev. f. M. Dowling
has closed his meeting at San Diego and
will occupy his pulpit at the Christian
church tomorrow, the morning subject
being, How to Save Souls; that of the
evening service, What Must l believe
to be Saved.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. O'Connor
at st. Joseph's Catholic church this
morning was largely attended.
There will be large attendance at the
Pilgrim Congregational church to wit
ness the dedication services.
The status OF the postofhce location is
just simply what it has always been:
The Westenders Call west of Elizabeth
or Main street) are for its removal the
Eastenders are in favor of the present
location.
The hop at the Hotel Palomares last
evening was attended by some so gentle-
men and ladies. The programme con-
sisted OF 18 numbers. The music was
good, and all seemed to enjoy the first
dance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Ashby leave this
evening for Bloomington, Neb., via the
Santa Fe.
Miss Lena Dreher arrived home this
morning from her tour to Chicago and
the east.
Richard Dunnigan of Los Angeles was
in Pomona yesterday.
Milton Latin has his PAGER, Pomona,
entered in the 2 20 race at Santa Ana
this afternoon.
DIR. E. Henderson, q. +. White and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CLARK. who at
tended the state convention OF Foresters,
will arrive home this afternoon.
Miss Annie Ledbetter of East Los An
geles is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. @. E.
Sumner of North Pomona for few days.
Mrs. Il. A. Measerve has returned
from Los Angeles.
The advertising car, No. 2, of Sells
& Rentfrow's show, is sidetracked in
Pomona taday, and the small bills an
nouncing the features of this great cir
Gus and menagerie are being scattered
in all directions. Remember the date,
next Friday, Goth, the price 30 and q
cents; two performances only, at
o'clock p. m. and O'Clock at night. One
price admits to all.
F. D. Joy of Glendora was in town this
afternoon.
There will be reading and musical
concert by colored talent, at the M. E.
church in the near future, under the
auspices OF the Epworth leauge.
The herald., 1893-10-15

.'For about eight years had been troubled
with chronic catarrh, but the pasttwo years it
became so much worse that life was almost a
burden to me-
II most always got up in the morning with a
dull headache, mostly above the eyes NV
hearing was impaired; sometimes ro ring in
ears, nostrils were stopped up, muc aus dropped
into my throat, and watery discharge from
nose, which was verv annoying The past
year had very annoying cough, some pains
through the chest and distress in stomach h.
Also suffered with loss OF sleep at night, and a
tired feeling during the day.
"Being advised by friends, decided to try
DR.. De Monco and associated Now | have
nothing to complain of; really, feel like my
self again, Have no headaches, sleep splen-
dldly, and no more trouble with my stomach
What more can say-exce OF to recommend ali
sufferers to Dr.. De Monco and associates"
The herald., 1893-10-15
Tho world,s Fair,

Take it all in all the world is fair. That is
It's judgments are pretty generally just. No
doubt it has formed many incorrect conclu-
sions from the time the caravels of Columbus
appeared Off the shores OF San Salvador to the
present year of celebration, but there ara in.
stances of It's fairness whicn can be cited un.
questioned. 1t has, after comparative tests
given its award to Hostetter's Stomach Biters
for efficacy in cases of maarial, rheumatic and
kidney disorders, dyspepsia. liver complaint
constipation, nervousness and debility
Among ''positive facts without any doubt this
ycrdicI deserves a nrnn ne Mt nlaea he
perieace Of generation justifies, and the con.
current testimony Of hosts of eminent physi
clans bear out Its truth. Give the Bittera fail
trial and verify it.
The herald., 1893-10-15
The Only Big Show to Exhibit In this
Vicinity this Year.

Vicinity this Year.
Through an arrangement entered into
between the proprietors Of the leading
shows of the country. the Sells & Rent
frow's Enormous Railroad shows, which
will appear in Los Angeles Thursday,
October 10Th, will be the only tented ex-
hibition of any Importance that will
visit this section of country this year.
Already the circus-loving portion OF this
community is on the tiptoe OF expect
ancy over the coming of the old reliable
Sells & Rentfrow aggregation; and it
can be set down as a certainty that it
will attract tremendous crowds. The
proprietors OF this well-known establish
ment, who are the acknowledged leaders
of the show business of America, are
said to have outdone all previous efforts
in this line, both in the novelty of the
entertainment and in the wonderful
features exhibited. The securing of the
largest elephant on earth, secured at a
cost of over $25, 600. The enormous out
lay of cash is evidence that the manag-
ers of this great show are bound to ex-
hibit to it's patrons something new and
worthy the great name and reputation
it already has. The street parade will
be the grandest ever seen here. After
the parade grand free show will be
given on the show grounds, which is
said to be the best ever given.
The herald., 1893-10-15
COMPTON,.

News Notes From That Thriving
Place.
CoMPToN, Oct. 14.--Ernest McComas
and Arthur Ssntongue we're acquitted
in Judge Gaines court, yesterday, Of dis
turbing the peace.
Mr.. Fishel and family drove to Red
lands this evening and will stay over
Sunday.
4. D. Morden is still at work on the
brick building.
John Palmer is very sick; doctor
from Los Angeles was down to see him
this week.
The herald., 1893-10-15
When Nature

Needs assistance, it may be best to isn-
der it promptly, but one should remsza-
ber to use even the most perfect rem
edies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
The herald., 1893-10-15
WRECK OF THE NEWBERN.


Of Point st. Vincent, Near San
Pedro.
To accommodate those who desire to
view the wreck Of this large steamship,
the Southern Pacific company will run
trains at 9:25 this morning from the
Arcade depot. at one fare for the round
trip to San Pedro. At San Pedro the
Wilmington transportation company
will have steamers to carry passengers
to the wreck, distant only eight miles
from San Pedro. at 81 from San Pedro to
the wreck and return. Passengers can
take the train leaving San Pedro at 8 :15
p. m. on the return.
The herald., 1893-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOLLENBECK.

w: H. Constock, p Z. Keller, J. T. .o'Brien
v:rlsn y: 4, Paterson e. :; Lewy, M crigsn' a. g
Uragin, s. K. Newbauer. /, 6eyer, San Fran
cisco; Dr. J. R. Doig, l. A. Wright, San Diego
] W. Vanderwort, Chicago; w. Hindman
Kansas City; II. B. Gett. SON San Francisco: j.
X. McNab, Riverside; Samuel Poorman, Alva,
rado; g. W. Clarke, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. M
W. Malott, indianapolis; G. d Parker, Boston;
tura; l. w. Andrews. Santa Paula; Il. X. Black
burn, Ontario; L. II. Bill. Cleveland.
The herald., 1893-10-15
Eastou, EIdridge & Co.

haston, Hturiuge ~ Cos
Will sell at auction on Saturday next $50
large family lots on Angeleflo Heights.
Sale takes place at 2 O'Clock pm. Take
Temple-street cars direct to the prop.
erty, which is located at the proposed
extension of the electric road to be built
along Bellevue avenue.
The herald., 1893-10-15
rhe steamer Newbern

Was wrecked near Redondo yesterday
and the passengers left their personal
effects, but will make up for their loss
by buying large family lot at the grand
auction sale at Angelei1o Heights on
Saturday next.
The herald., 1893-10-15

When Baby was sick, VIC gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria.
when shehad Children,shc gave them Castoria
The herald., 1893-10-15

That look we'll on a tall man;
Hats that become short and
stout and extra large men.
They're all HERE, as you'll not
find 'em elsewhere; and when it
comes to naming the
The herald., 1893-10-15
PRICES

Everyone knows-or ought to
know-that we are down to
Rock Bottom, hence it's useless
to argue that point. In a word,
for Variety, Style and Lowest
Prices, come to the old, estab-
1ished and reliable store of
The herald., 1893-10-15

Poison oaE-Hall's Cream saive
Will give immediate relief and cure in "a
hours. 25c aud SOC. off Vaughn's drug
store. Fourth and Spring slseets. -
The herald., 1893-10-15

For steady nerves and good sleep use
Hrono-seltzer. Contains no Auti Pyrine
The herald., 1893-10-15
MAIL

Only S. a month for Catarrh and
kindred diseases. Medicines free.