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The herald., 1893-09-17
The New cola FIeIds,

San Bernardino Courier: Deputy
Assessor I. ]. Wilson and party re-
turned from Bear Valley last evening,
where they have been examining the
placer mines recently discovered upon
lands patented to Mr.. Wilson many
years since. They brought down a
small quantity of coarse gold taken
from the land, but are unable to deter
mine whether or not gold exists in pay
ing quantities, owing to the scarcity OF
water. As usual in such cases the
whole country is located, and but little
gold found.
Mr.. Wilson speaks very highly OF the
Bear Valley hotel and advises every
body to call On lis old friend, Gus
Knight, and see baby Jim and the baby
burrO
The herald., 1893-09-17

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y by the undersigned up to l O'Clock M.
Of Monday, September 25th, 1898, for the pip
ing of that certsin zanja in the city of Los An.
geles crossing Central avenue at the corner of
Washington street, across said Central avenue,
with cement pipe 22inches in diameter
A certified check to the order OF he under
signed for $4,000 must accompany each pro.
posal as a guarantee that the bidder will enter
into contract If awarded to him in conformity
with his bid.
all bids.
By order OF the council OF the city of Los An
geles at its meeting OF Sept lth, 1898
G. A. LUCKENBACH,
OLA lot City Clerk.
The herald., 1893-09-17
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE OF
i California, county OF Los Angeles-ss.
In the matter OF the estate OF Luca Sciscich,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday, the I'D
day of September, 1898. at 10 O'Clock a. M OF
said day, at the court room OF this court De-
partment Two thereof in the city OF Los Ange-
les, county OF Los, Angeles and state of Cali
fornia, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application OF John l.
ing to be a lost Geographic will and the last
will and testament of the said deceased be ad-
mitted to probate, that letters testamsntary bs
time and place ali persons interested therein
may appear and contest the same.
Datsd Sept. 8, 1898.
By G. W. BLAKE, Deputy.
J. Marion Brooks. Esq, Attorney for i Peti-
toner. 30 "a
The herald., 1893-09-17

Clearing House Business.
Following is the business transacted
by the Los Angeles clearing house for
the week ending September 16. 1898:
The herald., 1893-09-17

The Girl I Left Behind Me proved
that we'll acted, clean play can run
here for week to good business. The
warmest friends on Monday evening
hardly thought it would play to profit
able audiences all the week owing to the
presence of our old friend Mr.. Financial
Stringency still in the city, but the
management has no reason to COM
plain.
x~x
Owing to recent events theater-goera
will be apt to look henceforth for guar
antee from Manager Wyatt that the last
performance of company will be given
in its entirety and without rushing.
The big placard which adorned the
lobby Of the Los Angeles theatsr yes
terday announcing that the "Girp" COM
pany would not cut its performance last
night will be expected as sort of baro-
mstrical indication of the quality oi
Saturday night plays.
The herald., 1893-09-17

The use OF Ansostura Bitters excites the ap-
petite and Keeps 5he digestive organs III order.
Dr. J. g. h. Slegert Il sons, sole manufacturers.
Az ali druggists.
The herald., 1893-09-17
Notice Inviting Proposals to Pipe
Zanja in the City of Los Angeles.

a.17 2t CITY clerk of the CITY Of Los Angeles.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
What u Taking Place IN the waite Cti
by the Lake.

What u Taking Place III the waite CIty
by the Lake.
Tuesday the attendance az the Worlds
fair numbered about $4,000
Decorators are still al work Ia the
Cincinnati room Ia the Ohio building.
Tho furniture began t. arrive Tuesday
Adjoining this room il that furnished
BY the city Of Cleveland, M nrtistieally
treated apartment done In Colonial vol
low. with decorations ~ laurel leaves
Ia white.
All ~ tho buildings opened Ii the
public Monday were FREQ 81 access
Tuesday with two or three exceptions.
The display IN the electricity building
u yet IN such O shape TINT IL eun not lie
inspected with my Justice 10 cxhih-
itors, or degree o. pleasure 70 the visit
ors. and tho building was closed.
The opening concert ~ the Worlds
fnir was given Tuesday afternoon ii
Music hall Tho ATTENDANCE was only
moderate. The overture Was the s.Gon-
secration Of the House. by beethoven,
played by Thomas orchestra of ia
pieces. Padercwsls played concerto
IN A minor BY himself, and noctnrne
BY Chopin. Both were enthusiastically
applauded. The concerts will be con-
tinued each day during the fair.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04

To DO Away with Alleged nax alcthSdi
81 tsrantine renslan..

81 Grantine rrNrlnns.
WksiuNoruN. May A-The pension
ofllce. Tuesday. gave another Indication
n the purpose Of the administration 10
do away with the alleged lax methods
Of granting pensions aud Of requiring
claimants 70 produce satisfactory proof
from responsible parties that they are
entitled 10 pensions.
"Machlnc-madc afiidavitS said the
acting commissioner OF pensions Tues.
day will hereafter bc returned 70 the
senders for compliance with our now
rules These new rules rcscind the or.
der permitting acceptance 81 ufildayits
wholly IN print, and In the future AM.
davits must he in writing"
Another order modifies ~ MI import.
ant respect the procedure under the
dependent and disability not Of
1890. Heretofore all that was re-.
quired of o claimant, as respects this
disability for which pension lsaslscsl not
being due 70 vicious habits On che part
II the applicant, was HIS own state
inent that il was not incurred
through such habits Hereafter hc
must have two creditablc witnesses ID
his averInent that his disability was
not caused by vicious habits. aud these
witnesses must state their reasons for
the statement and the basis for their
l,4.lfsef
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
COUNTERFEIT FOODS.
Further Reports ~ Deception Made b
the state Commissioners.

Further Reports 81 Deception MAIDS W
the state Commissioners.
CoIuMBUs, O., May 81 State Dairy
and Food Commissioner Neal Wcdncs-
day received the reports Of analysis
made by John IL. Westerhoff and Louis
Schmidt including number 81 articles
|of food which had been submitted 10
them by the deputy commissioners
Among these were three samples Of
maple syrup, one Of which produced
by Williams Bros, Detroit, and sold ii
Cincinnati, Is reported to have contain-
ed sixty per cent. 81 glucose; another
produced BY A. Il. ldett, Cincinnati, Is
marked as being mixture Of molasses
and glucose, and the third, from the
Woodstock Maple syrup Co, st. Louis.
Is put down ais containing thirty to thir-
ty-five per cent. Of glucose.
The most glaring Of the adultern-
tions III the list Is sample 81 coffee
which the chemist says: Was found 10
consist 81 pure barley, matted, roasted,
and ground. Contains no coffee what
ever"
A sample Of sweet oil sold BY EciSlcr
4 Co, Pleasant Ridge, o., the producer
being unknown, Is reported TO be adult
terated with 20 per cent. Of cotton seed
,.tIf
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
CONDENSED NEWS



~ Telegraph.
Nineteen thousand workers la jnte
mills IL Dundee. Scotland. struck.
The Mitch Paper Co. Is in the hands
II the sheriff Of New York on attach
inents-
Reports from all parts Of Maryland
say that the peach crop this year VIII
BE- unusually large
lInrvnrd and University 81 Iacnnsyl-
yania have definitely agreed 70 play
football on Thanksgiving day
Three hundred Cinnamon applied 70
the collector Of Internal revenue at
Chicago for permission 10 register.
}. K. Stage was arrested at Madison
vile, Tenn. for killing his hrother-in-
law. T. X. Talent
Ex-Secretary Of Agriculture Rnsls
left Washington with his family T,ies-
day for their home at Viroqna. Wis
An effort il being made tn elect rnst-
master General Iaissell d member % tile
family Of Yale university alumni
Empress Of China crossed from China
TO Vancouver, b. c., IN 10 days and %
hours, being. the second fastest trip on
record
The Official trial trip Of the cruiser
New York win occur between May Is
and 20, but the exact date has not yet
been settled upon.
Probably the Oldest race track in~tha
country still in regular use Is the one
at Columbus, Ga, which was laid out
fifty-nine years ago.N
Reports to the agricultural depart
ment show that the rains in the
grain states have been general. and
that crops have suffered much dania I'D.
Memorial services in honor Of james
G. Blaine were held Tuesday night mn
der the auspices Of the city 81 Boston.
Senator Frye, Of Maine, was the cInei
orator.
The supreme court Of Kansas decided
that railroad commissioners cfn bc re-
moved by the governor This decision
puts the commission into tho hands q
populists
All the charges recently made against
officials Of Buffalo. N. VI, for derelic-
tion in duty in alleged Illegal dealing
with the city contrary to the charter,
have been dismissed.
The recent rise in the Kanawha cx-
| tended to its tributaries and the INN
bermcn were able to float more lumber
ont 81 Hughes river than has come oni
before for long time.
| United States customs authorities d,
Neche. N. ID, seized 500 pounds o.
opium and arrested young man named
| Hall II Is believed he has been plying
his Illegal trade for some time,
Lee Ashley, 81 Clifton, w. Va. lost
four toes and sustained other injuries
while unloading ear on the Hooking
Valley switch at the Middlcport, q.
steel plant. lie has sued the railroad
company for 10000 damages
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
MARROW ESCAPE.

George Zwayer saves Himself and Two
children From Drowning nv Graaplng u
Tree.
CANAL WINCHESTER, O., May 3. Two
children Of Lyman Moody, who lives
five miles below this place, came near
drowning Tuesday. During the high
waters they were ont ii i boat with
George Zwayer, when an oar broke
Thus crippled the boat was carried into
the current and toward a covered bridge,
under which the water was rushing with
terrible force. To have gone under the
bridge would have been death TO all
three. With rare presence 81 mind
Zwayer grasped the children and
leaped from the boat, which was now
filed with water IIo succeeded in
catching afbranch Of tree, into which
he climbed, both children with him
They were all taken from their pcrilous
position later BY the father Of the
children. The children were barely
alive when rescued.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
THE MARKETS.

cIscINaATI, May 5
Flour Winter patent sa4o1aos; fancy,
ss9oaaso; family g aass 81 extra, si9olss y:
low grade II. GoSi %; spring patent, $1,000
4 Is: spring fancy, 10 ioase5; spring family.
" 7aze32 =. Rse -four $500 a3i5-
VI WHEAT Offerings were igh and the market
was quiet and nominal at dda65c for good No.
red, as 70 quality, and de 6ic for MOI red
coRN Sales No amixed, track lie; No 2
yellow ear, track, 47c; white ear, track, sSc
OATS Market firm and demand good No 2
white auotabic Al 81 Il ave. and No mixed Il
Market unchanged and firmly held
at 6ia6lHt for choice No. T. Buyers views
were about 6oaG0Hc One lot sold by sample
at 6lAc
CATTLE- Strong; fair TO good shippers, 4s5
as %: good TO choice butchers H.6lslS0E fair
to medium butchers. Ia 75a450; common. u IS
0250
VEAL CAIvFs-Fair demand and gt.n.iy
market Common and large. AGO $40. Fir to
good light, SIS Is 062s: extra, is So
HcGs-Select heavy and prime butchers,
~ OOlt7 S.: fair 10 good packers. sf.6o n 3s4
most saiss, IL 20. 4 gss; common ana rn,,gn h so
Gt7OO. prime light, ST. 2s6l7 SIS: others e6fiS 10;
fat pigs, I'd 75ft TOO common to fair. s5 on sd
SnEKP AND LAMBS Receipts light and mar
kct steady. with fair demand for better rra,ges,
sheep: Clipped, sa 505e475; wool, s4a5atb s:
fall innibs ciipped Sl25ah50. wool eafD a I'd:
spring lambs. Is 50a8oo.
PITIsBrRoH, Nav
CATTLE Market stnadv Al yestcrsi.1y.s
prices. M $500 $500 y ssss''''s Z
HOES Market steady: phila.lelnhias ~ Goa
z5h; Workers.. T.Aa7'6O; two ears nora
shipped to New York
SHEEP-M Market slow at yesterday prices.
BALTIMORE, MAY
y WHEAT Firmcr; May. 75c: juno, 76skc; July,
scAc
CoRS-Firm; May, 4sSc; July 50Ac
OATS Quiet and steady; No. white vest
ern, &c
hfE-Some inquiry No z, csc
CHICAGO, May
4 FLOUR AND GnAIN--Cash quotations; Flour
Gull and unchanged No spring wheat
HHc NO spring wheat, O191sc. No.
RED. 4lsse no corn 4lbDi2c No Ale.
NO oats E9sSc No. white 3ssl 6e3ssfc- No.
white slBs4e No rye, bic. No. barley, go
No, y 4 q n. Aid47e No. 4 I. o b, IS 45c No
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
WooL Duty REnATE.
Tho Treasury VIII Refund eeOo,OO0 Un-
lawfully Collected From Importers.


lawfully Collected From Importers.
WASHINGTON May 3. The treasury
department has instructed the collector
fof customs Ill New York ID refund u
certain importers the excess 81 duty
cxaeted az this port on third-clnss
wool, III accordance with the decision
of circuit court Of appealsnt New York.
The merchandise consists 81 white.
gray aud yellow webbed wool. White.
wool WAS nssessed NJ the ratio Of iB0 per
cent. and the gray and yellow woods ~
% per cent. under tho sorting CLAUSE
81 the wool schedule. Tho court decfd-
ed that tho white wool was dutiabfe AZ
the rate Of only 30 per cent. and the
gray and yellow ut 81 per cent. advalos
rem, the result being that one-haH Of
the duty exactcd will bc refunded.
These instructions win he applied
generally toail pending eascs, and will
form the rule for The future guidance
Of the collectors. IL Is estimated that
fully 500, 900 win have TO ia refunded
as result Of the courts decision.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
THE COTTAGE
Floated or Down the Swollen
River.
Father, Mother and Their Children
Held as Prisoners.
They Frantlcniiy csn TO tho shore FOR
Help. itut There Were 40 naats Mt
Hand 70 Gise Them AID Iiarrow-
ing scene M Columbus. q.

CorUnBus, O.. MAY 3.The hunAresls
of people who assembled in the suburbs
Tuesday to watch the great iloa,,l caused
by the overflow of the SciotoriScr Wit
messed narrowing spectacle. Tossed
about upon the turbulent current and
rushing onward al frightful specd
was d little frame cottage continuing q
man, woman and their children. The
house had been washed FROM the inx
lands just south 81 the Green lawn
bridge and carried out into the river.
No one knows who inhabited II nor just
where IL had been located.
The breaking Of the levee on the west
side OF the river had caught the family
nnprepared and whirlel them away,
perhaps IL death The members of the
family could be seen at the winsfaws
crying piteously for help, but no ono
could respond, rs there were no boats
near at the TING. Efforts 10 ascertain
the fate 81 the fioaters have been ms
availing. The breaking of the leyee
flooded thousands of acres ~ land In
the southwestern part OF the city, and
many, families were forced 70 Ice f0.
their safety, there being numerous ~
acapes from drowning.
AS far as the eye can reach only half
submerged roofs. smoke-staclss and
tree-tops mark the spot whore one day
ago was situated pretty section ct the
suburbs Many people further north
are going to and from their residences
in boats The live stock all along the
southwestern portion of the city across
the river, has been turned loose and
has taken TO the hills. Over 500 men
have been thrown out 81 employment
by the flooding Of the factories along
the river bank. The water IL now
slowly falling and It is hoped that the
worst Is past.
William Harlow, Of Lakeside, Lick
ing reservoir, was in the city Tuesday,
and states that the flood IN that vicin7
ity ii still causing much anxiety. The
great haain Is full and Overlooking, the
canal towpath being submerged. A
sluiceway forty feet wide was cnt IN
the embankment two miles above lake
side, relieving a small degree 81 the
pressure in the reservoir, but the water
is still Ave inches above the danger line.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04

CHICAGO, May 8. There was small
blaze at machinery hall early Wcdnes-
day morning, caused by the crossing 81
electric light wires. The Exposition
fire department was called out. but be-
fore it reached the spot the fire was pnt
ont by guard armed with Babcoclx
extinguisher. The damage was trifiing.
A false alarm at 1880 p. III. called the
whole fair fire department to the Casino
nt the end Of the peristyie. II was
found that the smoke arose from car
penters' irons boring holes in wood
work
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
WHILE DRUNK

a Man Cuts HIS wifo's Throat, Beats His
Isnby's Brains Out, and Then Suicides
FRANKFoRT, Ind, May 5. A horrible
double murder and suicide Is reported
from Wolf Lake. iii Noble county
TheophiIus Pendleton came home
drank and In qnarrelsomc mood. He
grew angry at his wife and struck her
d terrible blow in the temple, crushing
her skull and killing her instantly.
The frenzied brute then stepped To the
cradle, and seizing an infant child Of q
months whirled 1t about his head and
dashed its brains ont against the stove
Terrified at what he had done. Pendle-
ton them cut HIS throat and bled 10
death in very few minutes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04

extended to the Worlds fair Tuesday,
and though temporarily settled. win
break out again Wednesday. All the
men employed there demanded that
they be given sI5 per week instead Of
SO per month, at which they had been
working. This demand was granted,
and now the men far from being APP
peased by the concession, have made up
their minds to ask for so per week
Wednesday. and they win strike II they
do not get 1t. About five hundred men
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
GO TO THE GREEN HOUSE.

i you want to buy choice potlcd
plants Roses from Is TO 25 cts. 4
pleee. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
lieliotropos, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
l,alms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
.amention, which | will sell At a very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
VII weigh from one to four pounds,
alld other vory early varieties Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. Jos.
.npach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Louisville, Ky, suffers 10 the Extent 81
About 100000.

Louisville, Ny, suffers to the Extent 81
About 100000.
LoUisvIILR, Ky, May 4. The iire
which started ~ the siSstory power
building on Third near Green streets ii
midnight destroyed and damaged
thirty five buildings. cntaiiing loss of
between seq, 900 and 500. 600. The fire
department fought the flames IN fnll
force, but for two hours the conflagra-
tion was beyond control.
The Immense plant III The Louisville
and Electric Motor Power Co, six
stories III height, soon snecumlied. II
collapsed, crushing Ii the adjoining
building and also the Office Of the
Christian Observer across the street.
From here Che FIRE spread east 10 an
alley and then 10 Green street, where
the huge livery stable 1T y. !. fvcrson
Co. caught fire. 'rhe fire department
forces were concentrated III this point
and al t::sO the flames were under con
troll, but roofs for blDcks around were
still ablaze.
Two tiremcn were dangerously in
jured BY d falling wall
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
A DELUXE.
Lewiston Reservoir, Head Of Mi
ami River. Breaks.
Pouring Out its IL 900 Acres Of Water
Into the Valley.


LIMA, o., May s. Word was rccrived
aerc eariy "Wednesday morning that
the Lewiston reservoir ~ 1900 acres
II water, located at the head of the
Miami river, broke 1T the ilood gates
u 4 o'clock and Is rushing toward sid
ney, Troy. l'iqun, Dayton and uninil-
ton and intermcaiate points through
which the river passes. ID il mighty sol-
nme and the worst has not Yet been
reached
The break is reported 10 be spread
ing GnA the second .iohnsfawn calamity
Is feared The Cincinnati, lIamilton a
Dayton Railroad Co, which parallels
Tho river. has hepn notified, and II Is
up q the tracks. will cause nwfui
damage. IL not loss Of life. II Is reprrted
that fifteen o. twenty lives were lest nj
the head of tile river Grcat alarm OK
lists here
Later adviees frem the Lewiston rcs-
eryoir are that the break has reached
~ feet ia width and II spreading mp
idly. The reservoir was full and what
water has passed out has M effect In
the supply III the least and
the result Of a complete giving away Is
horrible 10 contemplate.
The towns Of Lewiston and Newport,
several miles down the river, arc ne.
ported submerged and several lives
lost. A courier has left Belleernter for
the scene, and II viii be impossible IL
learn anything about the magnitude Of
the damage done ii the reservoir and
nearby towns until he returns II Ii
feared there has been q large loss ~
lifu and great damage ID property.
tsrRNaFIELp. q, May a,.'rhc Lewis
ton reservoir. covering 1900 acres, md
feeding the Miami canal, broke Id 5 IL
M, making crcvasse $50 feet wide
Hundreds 81 anxious mon who feared
the break constructed dam I'VE miles
below the wasteway 10 keep the water
from pouring down into the Miami
river cities Mnuy buildings were car-
ried away By the terrific raislG ~ waters
"Wednesday morning. Hundreds 81 men
nre watching the lower dam.
The Lewiston resesvoir III Mimi
canal feeder, aitnatel IN Logan county,
and Is 4 fishing resort, well lnown to
cineinnntians II belongs 10 the state
land contains II, 900 aeres
A branch ~ tho Miami river lows ont
LOT Tho lake, and thence through Port
Jefferson, s;idnny, Troy. Dayton, near
Hamilton aud Into the Ohio below Gin
cinnati Tho break will boom the
Miami and hood tho lands not yet
reached BY the high water. Untold
damage may he done to Dayton
and Hamilton; should the waters
continue south IN their mad rush.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-04
TRAIN ROBBED.
Six adits, Supposed Members
Of the Starr Gang.
The Express Messenger Bravely Re-
fuses 70 Open the Safe.


PARSONS. Kns., May IA bold md
partially successful train robbery. COM
mitted BY ak bandits. supposed 70 be
members Of the notorious starr gang.
OF whom Perry Starr h header. took
place al Prior Crock, !. II, the scene
Of many daring rohhcrles, at $50
O'clock Tuesday night The train
was tho Missouri Kansas and
Texas sonthbonnd passenger. which
left here at a,s0 Tuesday afternoon.
When the train reached Pryor creek.
which Is attn bend In the road and an
admirable plaee for robbery. six fnnsl<cd
mcn emerged from the darkness. and
after signaling tho train proceeded %
the front end The engineer. fireman
md conductor and brakeman we're
quickly covered with revnlvcre and
marched from the trglin.
While two of the men guarded the
trainmcn, the other fnnr entered tho
sengcr with pistol and knifr. ordering
him 70 open the safe, hut he refused 20
ncccsn to their demands. Pulling In
this thcy went 10 the hack part
81 tlir train and relieved an the
passengers 81 their money
and valuablcs Considerable conster
nation resulted, and several ladies
faintcd After dcpositing the money
md yalnahlcs IN sacks, tho bandits
backed out II the chr. firing their pis-
tolls III the mir. and escaped ID the dark
ness President Martin, Of the Kansas
city. Pittsburgh and Gulf road, WAS
among tho passengers The amount ~
hoaty secured by the bandits Is nn-
known, but II Is supposed 70 be con-
siderally over q, 900.
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