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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
q w g RYKA

NEW YORK. - Supe-
rlntendent emigracyjny p.
Stump, chociaz ustanowionv
przez demokratow, ME pc.
slada p%rzymiotow, jake
posiadac powinna S edziwa
osoba, postawiona ma tax
waznem stanowisku. Dotad
ME czyniono przybyszom zza
Oceanu trudnosci w wyglado.
waniu, jezeli przybyli ma
karty okretowe, przes}ane
i'm ztad przez krewnych; ME
uwazano ich jake wspomozo.
nych. Pomimo to pan Stump
ME pozwoll} wyiadowac
W}ochowi, ktorego brat do
tego kraju sprowadzil; twicr.
dzac, re tylko ojcu wolno
zaplaciG podroz do Ameryki
ola swoich dzieci, gdyz W
takim przypadku trzeba
szanowaG chez zespojenia
familii.
Ma to %odpowiada mu gazeta
niemlecka New Yorker Ssoats-
Zeltung:
,Zdanle pana Stumpa w
tym wzgledzie ME Jest
rozsadnem; boo moglby syn
lub brat chclet zgromadzic
Gala famllia i sprowadzic ma
ten eel swolm kosztem
rodzesistwo i rodzic6w."
L iaka przesadzona okrutna
s%urowoscia wykonywane BY
waja 2rawa imigracyjne pod
Stumpem, to czytelnikom
znane z innych przyk}adow.-
Czy jeszcze d}ugo Cleve-
land bedzie cierpial takiego
zacofahca ma lyle odpowie-
dzialnem stanowisku?
MIASTO
zaimuje juz pod wzgledem
liczby mieszkahc6w 13te
miejsce W Uni, przescig}o
iuz navel miasta New York.
Orleans, Washington i De-
trolt. Llczy obecnie przeszlo
2oo tysiecy mieszkahcow.
ST. -
Straszna eksplozya zdarzy}a
sic W po}udn'oweI czescI
tutejszego miasta. Do iadal.
nj, W ktorel sic stolowali
majtcy ME nalezacy do Uni,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

iShJiWls
Wchodzsc ma rade albo zmo~e,
%upok6rzcie Sia pred oczymn wa,
Sym, albowlem bez pokory ME
ma zg~dy.
Ztad ME mowl sic do ludzi.
podmeScle sic do zgody; ale:
skloncie sic do zgodY.
A kto chce zwl2zac wierz-
chotki drew, musi le navhylat:
nachylcie vice rozuny vase, a
zw,aza sic.
w uroczystoSciach waszych
ME nasladuicle baiwochwalc6w.
Albowiem Extraordinarily, mic
dry kt6ryui zyJecie, obchodzaa
swieta narodowe weso}e cry smut
ne zawsze jednym sposobem, to
jest, iedzenlem i plclem; sto} lest
~oltarzem ich, a brzuch Bogiem lch.
Wv zas obchodzcle swieta
vase narodowe, rocznlce it'd,
obchodzcle obyczaj EN- przodkdw
waszych, ldsc z rama do koscio}a i
poszcz9c dzlen cafy.
A pieniqdze oszczedzoue dina
tego cd geby waszel, dajcle star
Sym pa harmonic matki Olczyz-
ny. A takiego obchouu ami urz2l
laden ME zabroni, anil po!rzeba ma
taxi obeh6d nsjmowac domy
wlelkie, i schodzit sic gremadnle
ma rynkach.
Me nasladujcle ba}wochwalc6w
W ubiorach waszych.
30 ba}wochwalcy, miedzy
kt6rymi zyjecie, urzad chca zrobic
szanowanym, ME przez poswlece
ME sic, ale przez ublor, czepia-
ia ma slebie purpure l g]ronostaje /
wstegi i Orderly; J So jake merzqd
nice, kt6re sic bjela i roznja l
stroja, l i'm ~brzydsze, TEN plekniei
ubieraja sig.
Wy noscie CANARY | starsl i
mfodsl. Czamara Zas nazywa sic
30 polsku str6j, w kt6rY ubierano
umieraJqcego.
A wlelu z vas umrze W stro]n
tym. WszYscy zas MECH bedq 60
tow umrzec.
Kt6z ME pozna pod czamara
Meza, co zwyc,ez,} pod Wawrem;
/ Meza CO zwyoiezy4 pod Stockton;
i Meza, co wyprowadzi} vol sko 2
Litwy;i Meza, &C prowadzif pntk
wo}yhskl; l MEGA ktdry p~owledzial:
M1odzlehcy, r6bcle coscle zamys
ILL, id4cie a walczcie. Wiadome So
Ma swiecie imiona Ich.
A ktoz vie, jak sic nazywa
kroi Neapolltahskl l SardynsKl,
chociaz purpure noszq? kto Una
imlonasYnow kr6lewsklch w innych
lmiona marszafkow l
wodz6w, n~oszacych bufawy
wstegi? Mkt 0 n,ch ME VIE.
A O lnnych wledza tvlko ola
tego, IL znac7n So wlelka z}oscia
Tub g%iupstwem; jake W m%lasteczku
wledzq imle s}awnego rozb6jnika,
i ~sfawnego ~ztodziejs, i s}awnego
kuglarza waryata, kt6ry w}oczy
sic DO ulicach l lud smleszy.
Noscie vice CANARY.
hto zas ma potrzebe wzlac
strol inny drozszy, i stat mu ma
to, mech tax postap1: iesln suknia
kosztuje talarow dziesleG, mech
suknle z}oay drugle
dzlesled ma odziewanie
Toz samo Aroblcle re
strawa i z mleszkanlem, ktore ma
bye zo}nlerskie, q co Jest drozsze
mad zolnlerskle, Cd tego podatek
dobrowolny z}ozc,e.
A wszakze ME patrzcie ma
drugich, 1ak daja, ubseraja sig, i
mieszka]a, tylko patrzcie samych
albowiem %napisara jest ia
rada, ME dla tego, abyscle pod}ug
niej sadzlli druglch, ale samych
3 d ruglch b d 4.
c e }ago d a liza sic
bic surowl. A pod}ug
t e o a druglch SIS dzi-
cle, a b G d q
d zenl.
Uwazcie j~eszcze te tajemnlce:
IL kto b T. d 20 suro-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

rzucono przez okno bombe
dynamltowq. Ca'y front domu
zosta} potrzaskany i szesciu
majtkow okropne odniosto
pokaleczenia. Dwoch niesz-
czesliwych natychmiast utraci-
10 zycie, trzech p6zniei
pomar}o. Wlasciciel jadalni,
John Curtin, twierdzi, re
zbrodnie te pope}nili maitko~
vie nalezacy do Uni.
WYSTAWA swiatowa,
mino wielorakich usi}owah
przed1uzenia lei. urzedowo
bedzie zamknieta W dniu 81
Pazdz'ernika. 0 godzinie IL
W nocy tego dnja puszczona
bedzje rakicta jake znak
zamkniecia. Wszelakc i W
LIstopadzie jeszcze dopuszcza-
ma bedzie publicznosc do
Jackson parku "a mierna
op]ata, i bedzie MONA widziec
d}ugo wiele clekawego, DO
ME podobna wszystko ma raz
popakowae.
upokorzenia
! dozna} w Kansas bezbo7ny
zwiazek A. P. A., majacy ma
! celu marnowanie Kosciola
katollck'ego, Odmowil mu
BOWEN sekretarz stanu wy
stawienia c%harteru, u po-
wodu, re zwiazek ten zmierza
ku z%Durzeniu swobody religij-
nej zawarowanej konstytucya
zwiszkowa oraz konstytucya
stanu Kansas. - Bravo!
W Minneso.
Gle juz ME potrzeDu]4 obawiaG
sic rych}ych mrozow. Orka
juz w calym Stanle wielkie
poczyal}a postepy, z~w}aszcza,
re ziemla wskutek ostatnich
deszczow bardzo zmiekla.
miasts St.
Joseph Mo-, szesciu rabusiow
napad}o w nocy ma pociag
kolejowy, kt6ry zniewolili do
staniecia postawiona ma tore
kolejowym latarnia. Ale grubo
sic przerachowali. Zarzad
kolejowy BOWEN u%przedzony
by} 0 napadz;e i kauai przy-
czepic do tego pociagu w6z z
IS policmanami. CT dwcch
rabusi6w. z~astrzelili a resz te
poimali.
L - Pierw-
sly Narodowy bank i Mer.
chants Exchange bank znowu
przyszly z pomoca miastu i
zaliczaiac tymczasowo $4,000,
umozliwi}y wyplate pensyl
urzednikom miejskim. Dotych-
czasowe pozyczki Cd bankow
So tylko tymczasowe j miasto
odda je, skoro tylko dostanie
plerwsza rate "a listy zastaw-
ne.
w MINTO, W Po}nocnei
Dakocie. farmerzy juz polka
zl1ia sic w cien1uch koznchaeh
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

BALTIMORE, NJ. D. 49,
Rodacy nasi powroclli z farm,
Pc sprzecle pom1dorow czyli
,,merdys6w''. - Kaudydatem
q" Malorn miasta Zostal mia
EoWamy 20 raz siodmy Ferdy.
rani c. La,robe
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

' Dai Bo&e, ably to kaplahskic
o,frzezen'e zaSohczyio karye.
re kramarsko : szw,ndlerska
wioczegi. psuJacego interes in.
nym uczciwym polsklm kol.
porterom.
CZYTAMY w WSerxe ! Oh.
czyznle:
PoIa& 10 An'eryce podal
przed nie)skim czasem via.
domcst, jakoby szesc iowa
rzYstw nale2acych do Zieduo.
czenla Pol. Re-. Ka:. p. o. NJ.
B. Czestochowskiej W Chlca.
GO, Zgios!fo sic do Uuli Polsklei
Z chscia prsys1aplenia do tej4e
Unn. Wedle Goniesienia P. ~
4. zgloszenle SIC to byto
n'ejako urzedowe, ma Seimie
Um1. Okazu]e sic, lie wiado.
mosc ia najsapelnlej byfa faf-
szywa ME wladomlo skqd i
la ]aSle] podstaw;e zaczerp-
meta. Aul cztonkowie Zjedno-
czenla u'l delegac1 ma Sejm
Uni NC o TEN ME wledza.
BALTIMORE, NJ. D.
Rodacy nasi powroclli z farm,
po sprzecle pomldorow czyli
,,merdysow'. - Kaudydatem
a." ma'orn miasta zostal mia
EoWamy 20 raz siodmy Ferdy.
uanu c. La,robe
CHICAGO. - Sad przysie-
giych uznat DR.. Wyszyisklego
wlnnym smlerci Ludwik1 Tu-
rex, Ktora umar1a wskutek
prawem zakazane1 operacyi.
Doktora poszukula detektywi.
WILKES BARRE, Pa.
W1ele jeszcze uptynle czasu,
zanlln nasz nowY koscl6l be-
dzle ukonezony. Budowa, po
wyprowadzeniu sic 2tad KS.
Tomaszewsk1ego, nle postaplfa
dalel. Budo whey ME chce
rob'c, DO %jeszcze pierwszej
pfacy ME odebra}. = Zabu.
rzenla parafialne byneimnlei
ME usta}Y, a gazety, zapew-
nlajace, il tn panuie zupelny
spokoL b%ezczelnie ktamia. Do
nlezadowolonych z terazniei.
szym stanem rzeczy nalezs
mlanowic'e, wraz z licznymi
poKrewnym, i przy]aciofml,
parsfanle: Dominlk Wasik, j.
Olbret, S. Mikulski, A. 10.
chanski, F. Jadzis, l. Zawackl,
S. Grgebowskl, T. Sokofa. -
Ia pozorna clsza, ktora teraz
panuje W para6l,
jest wtasnle zwlastunem mad.
chodzacei wielklei bury.
". Pocle.
chowskl znowu miaf zatarg z
probosZcZem - i to Q ks.
Jozefem Dereczewskim W
Schenectady, N. Y. = Usunie-
ty e posady nauczyciela j or
ganisty, zaskarzyi ks. Dere-
s~zewsklego oraz trustys6w
Lud .lka Gapczyhskicgo i
p!otra Karynke 0 $500. gdYz
lego zdaniem, byt ma caty
rok zgodzony.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
FRANCISCO.

81. FRANCISCO, -
Straszna eksplozya zdarzy}a
sic w poludnIowel czesci
tutejszego miasta. Do iadal-
nj, W ktorel sic stolowali
majtcy ME nalezacy do Uni,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

w MIMIC, W Po}nocnei
Dakocie. farmerzy juz polka
zuja sic W ciep}ych kozuchach.
Pierwszy snieg spad} tam
pred dwoma tygodniami.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
PrenusaRerata WymOsi
w a n K i.
FDpXsalG

w Stanacn ZjeI. i Kanadzie 5000
W EuTop;e tkoniecznie naprz6o) $3.50
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05

MILWAUKEE,. = Bracia
Banaszyhscy i spotka kupiii
cd P. Il. Klenth apteke. pofo.
iona pod nrem 70l Muskegon
ave. Zarzadzca tel aptekl Jest
y. SYLVESTER Marlewskl.
PFWNA Polka 2 La Sale
poszukuie nlewiernego mel q
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-05
p%orzadnle W skore odebrat.

porzadn!e skore odebSai,
Oto, . lie uam wlaoomo
bieg aycia arwisaa, O kt6rvm
sic rosp'sn]e wei. ks. Tom.
k'ew1cz W podanej ma innem
la'e]'eu korespodencu z Ply.
mouth
' Dal Bo2e, ably to kaplahskic
o,'rzeaenie zakohczyio karye.
re kramarsko : szw,ndlerska
wioc2egl psu]acago interes in.
nym uczciwym polsklm kol.
Dorterum.
The herald., 1893-10-21
THE SUPREME COURT.
Action Deferred on the Pacific Bank
Case-rwO Decisions.

Action Deferred on the Pacific Bank
Case-rwo Decisions.
The supreme court made an order in
the Pacific bank cssx yesterday, fixing
November 9TH, at San Francisco, for a
hearing on the application for writ oi
prohibition to prevent General Wiley
from acting as receiver.
A decision was rendered in the case OF
Maggie Phelan and Mary O'Connor,
respondents, VS.. Edward Smith, appel
liant, affirming the Judgment of the
lower court. 1t was an action in eject
ment to recover some land in Los Ange-
les county. Plaintiffs had Judgment
and the appeal was taken from it and an
order denying new trial.
The motion to dismiss the appeal in
the case OF Childs VS.. Lanterman ct al.
was denied.
A decision was rendered affirming the
judgment of the San Francisco superior
court in the case of Toomy, appellant,
vs. Hale, respondent. The action was
brought to recover $l775 for legal SER
vices. A judgment was rendered for the
defendant in former action, and in the
present case the former judgment was
held to be bar to plaintiffs cause Of
action.
A number of cases were submitted in
both departments upon bries to be filed,
The herald., 1893-10-21
DIED In THE STREET.
EPRAIM KOITAMAKI TAKES AN
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
The Body Discovered by Two Ladies' on
Temple Street.-The Dead Man Left
No Word ms to His People or
why He Killed Himself.

Epraim Koitamaki, young Russi an
was found dead yesterday afternoon,
under circumstances which point to
suicide as cause of death.
Mra. r. Baumgartner, who resides ct
First and Tanning streets, was walking
up Temple street early in the afternoon
in company with Mrs. Corbar oi
Omaha street.
Near Carey's dairy the two women
noticed the young man lying down by
the side OF the road. They would have
paid NO attention to the incident if it
had not been for the extraordinary pal
lor of the mans face.
Both women, however, jumped to the
conclusion that the fellow was drunk,
and walked on.
Sometime afterwards Mrs. Baumgart-
ner returned home, and on her way
back noticed the body of the dead man
still there. Mrs. Baumgartner then
became uneasy and began to suspect
that something was wrong. Before in
vestigating, however, che sat down on
her doorstep, and determined to watch
the recum bent figure for a short time.
She watched until the conviction
forced itself upon her that she was gaz-
ing at death, and then she rushed
horror-stricken to her next door Reign
! boris, who wentto where the body lay
and found corpse.
When W.T.. tiriggs Of the firm OF Orr
& Sntch drove QUITO take charge iof the
body he found by, the side OF, the dead
two bottlea !, one was wrapped with an
ominous looking red cover and bore the
word Morphine, and the other was a
gin bottle, the poison evidently having
been mixed with the spirits.t Ns
There, were no other papers or letters
OF any kind. The dead man was lying
in a little hollow with his head resting
on tuit of grass. and had evidently
died without struggle, one hand being
in his pocket and the other lying care
lessly open, in the same position as
when the suicide composed himself for
his last slumber.
An inquest was held in the afternoon
upon the remains and verdict of sui.
eide returned in accordance with the
facts.
1t is supposed he killed himself while
in state of depression caused by want.
The herald., 1893-10-21
A SEWER In THE SEA.
THE. BIG 0U TFALL PIPE SUCCESS.
FULLY LAUNCHED.
Six Hundred Feet OF the Iron Section
of tho Outfsli Sewer Put Into Po-
sitfon Yesterday The Way
1t Was Done.

That 600-foot cast iron section of the
outfall sewer has been successfully
launched at last and it didn't require q
wharf to be built to launch it from
either.
At O'Clock Yesterday afternoon when
City Engineer Dockweiler and others Of
the party which had gone from this city
to assist in the work left the place,
about half OF the great cast iron tube
was floating on the water and the re.
mainder was on the down hill Glide with
good prospects OF soon invading Nc.
Ginty's candy domain.
The scheme for sliding the awkward
thing down into the water, which finally
proved successful, was very simple, after
1t was devised, but it took some fine fig
uring just the same. There was no pre-
cedent to go by go the idea had to be
entirely original.
The entire pipe rested upon wooden
framework, which had to be moved
along with it. Capstans were rugged on
either side and tackle run from these to
the rear of the framework. A train OF
heavy HOTsob Opeidtou odCu WIuulhcss
Out at sea the tug Pelican was stationed,
with q tow line fastened to the pipe.
Some difficulty was experienced with
the pipe after it began to leave the solid
ground. on account of the tide currents,
and it was found necessary to weight the
pipe with sand bags so that it would
float just below the surface of the water.
After the first preliminary operations
were over, the pipe moved steadily at
the rate of three feet to the minute,
with four Interruptions. The force
which was at work yesterday afternoon
intended to remain steadily at the work
until the whole 800 feet of pipe was re-
moved from the shore and rested in
place upon the bottom, exactly where it
will be when the sewer is in operation.
Thus one Of the grave questions which
confronted the engineers of the outfall
sewer has been overcome.
The herald., 1893-10-21
ARMSTRONG GOT LEFT.

He Wanted a Divorce in Order to Marry
Another Woman.
Clara Armstrong was discharged yes.
terday at the conclusion of her prelim.
mary examination before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke. Mrs. Arm
strong was charged by her husband
with unlawtully opening his letters.
As the case developed it gradually be.
came apparent that Armstrong; scheme
consisted in endeavoring to get his wife
sent to the penitentiary and on that ac-
count obtain divorce and then marry
the other woman.
The other woman 10 Miss Allie Leach
OF Santa Barbara, and it was an amoroue
letter of Miss LeacL's which the wife
opened.
There were quantity OF nsuseous
love letters, written by Miss Leach,
which were introduced.
At the conclusion of the eviceDce, the
district attorney rose and stated that
Armstrong; motive in having his wife
arrested was 30 apparent that he should
move to dismiss the charge. o.
The herald., 1893-10-21
THE NUMBER DECREASING
Santa Ana as a Tramp Gauge for South
ern California.

Santa Ana as a Tramp Gauge for South
ern California.
City Marshal Joe Nichols of Santa
Ana was in the city today for the pur-
pose of securing come. witnesses in a
case in the courts there. In converse
tion with HERALD reporter Mr.. Nichols
said that the tramp nuisance was being
somewhat abated in Orange county, but
nevertheless the4ficers have not relax
ed their vigilance in the least, and only
last week succeeded in capturing one OF
the gentry in the act of burglarizing a
house.
The through tramp travel from Los
Angeles to San Diego via the Santa Fe
railroad track, Mr. Nichols says, is no.
where near as heavy as it was several
weeks ago, either coming or going.
Santa Ana has always been a stamping
ground for tramps in Southern Cali
fornia. 1t is just good days tramp
from Los Angeles, and the orange
groves and orchards around the town
are close to the railroad track afford a
good shelter for them over night.
So W hen the tramps begin to decrease
in number around Santa Ana it is safe
to assume that their NUM- bers are lessen
ing all over the southern part of the
state.
The herald., 1893-10-21
THE JUSTICES COURTS.
Cases which Were Under Consideration
Yesterday.

Cases which Were Under Consideration
Yesterday.
Hermann Steinicke was examined
yesterday before Justice Austin upon a
charge OF burglarizing the residence OF
E. Gerlich, in company with two other
men, some weeks ago.
There was no evidence to connect
Steinike with the affair and Justice
Austin discharged him on the conclus-
ion of the hearing.
William Welch was caught endeavor-
ing to roll drunk in a Main street sa-
loon Thursday. Yesterday he was
taken before Justice Austin who gave
him 80 days straight for disturbing the
peace.
U. Kilgoer was arrested yesterday by
Detective Auble, and arraigned before
Justice Austin upon charge of carry
ing concealed weapon. Kilgoer is we'll
known TO the police az desperate man,
and the charge against him now is only
used to gain time in order to prove q
more serious of'euse.
The herald., 1893-10-21
Emma Told NAV

That Charley and Maud were going to the
great auction sale OF lots at Angelef1o
Heights today and as re.
suit the whole family will attend, in
cluding the baker, coal oil man, carpen-
ter, water collector and last, but not
the least, the family pet, little Dixie .
who has lots of money, that he will GER
tainly invest in the grandest opportunity
ever offered to make money. That is
by buying lots on Angelefio Heights to-
day at 2 O'Clock is the time, and the
Temple street cars will take you there.
Remember, there is no reserve or
limit. The lots will be sold. Maps,
catalogues and special free tickets over
Temple street cable road at Easton,
Eldridge & Co.'s, 12l S. Broadway.
The herald., 1893-10-21
DIR. cHIcHEsrnR's BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. John Shirley Ward Makes Some
Pleasant Remarks.

Mr. John Shirley Ward Makes Some
Pleasant Remarks.
At church social given last evening
to new members OF Emmanuel church,
which happened to fall on a birth an
niversary of the Rev. DIR. Chichester.
Mr.. John Shirley Ward, the master of
ceremonies for the evening, said:
Our programme tells US that
we are to celebrate a birth
day this evening. A birthday ia
an important event In every ones life.
In tact, it is the starting point. 1t is
really the first thing we ever have which
we can call our own; and, if there
should be twins born, then only one
half of it is ours. We are very hard to
satisfy on this point, for whether born
in palace or hovel, we generally have a
cry over it.
A birthday, up to the age of 20. is
neither of the masculine nor feminine
gender. After the age of 20, it seems to
be mainly masculine; that is, it is not
patronized to any very great extent by
females. To mention it to females who
have passed the age of 20 is uore SOL
emnizing than the tolling of O funeral
bell.
1t is said that the old family Bible
which contains the records is hidden
away in the closets, not because higher
criticism" has shaken the iaith OF its
owner, but because it points with un-
erring finger to the date OF our birth. 1t
is said that one young woman refused to
marry because her age would have TO be
published in the list Of licenses, thus
dispelling long kept-up mystery.
But, with ali these little idiosyncra-
cies of woman, we love her still and to
every true man she grows lovelier in her
silver tresses than she was when
youth and beauty clad her with locks of
gold.
1t was said of the great orators, who
charmed Athenian audiences, that the
Attic bees had fingered around their
cradle, and had dropped on their infant
lips the honey of Hymettus; and may
we not say tonight that years ago, in a
cradle in far away Maryland the Attic
bee must have fingered lovingly, touch
ing the infant lips with the honey OF
persuasion, drawn not from classic
mounts, nor from classic flowers, but
from the very garden of God.
May we not hope that those bees will
continue to touch his tongue with o
divine JUNCTION, and that in the far of
years, when his last song must be sung,
that it will be like the last song of the
swan. his sweetest and his best.
The herald., 1893-10-21
BICYCLE MATTERS.

The Two Cowans Make q Tic for
Record.
The local cranks were served a treat
yesterday,hby Little Jimmie" Cowan,
the winner of the 5-mile handicap race
at the Agricultural Park. Cowan tried
for a record at the Athletic Park.
Young Cowan is the only Southern Cal
ifornian that ever held worlds record ;
be held the maiden record for two
months till some youngster took it
from him at Riverside. Owing to the
pacemakers not getting off soon enough,
he did not get fair start. Following is
his time: One-quarter 3S1s, one-half
mile :l81s, three-fouaths mile 49,.
one mile2 IA 15, L. w. Fox and HI. Nc
Crea, PAGERS.
w. r. Cowan also tried for q mile.
Fow Long and G. Cowan were his
PAGERS: One'quarter mile 371s, one-half
mile :1314, three-quartef mile l :49,
mile 2:29 4-5. Both of these young
young riders are satisfied that they can
do a mile good deal faster, and will
try 1T again next week.
The herald., 1893-10-21

in private Offices and all around the city,
wherever two or three would be gath
cred together. These conferences have
been held in the most secret manner
possible, but they have been held just
the same. The information given about
them s from the inside. The gentle
men whose names have been mentioned
will no doubt affect to deride the state
ments and cay there is nothing in them,
but they are true. AS far as the admin
istration crowd can do 30 they have fixed
up very pretty little scheme to perpet-
uate ther power, and it will remain to
be seen at this remote date from the
convention whether or not they can de-
liver the goods.
The herald., 1893-10-21
DIED.

~~-0-~-~~----~~--
HOLM Es-In this city, october 10, 1898, Ar
thur Child Holmes, aged "a years and i've
mon his, native of Maine.
Bangor, Me-, papers please copy.
Funeral services from the Cathedral at arr.
today.
NIsSEN-Peter Nissen, an old and we'll kncHn
resident of this city. died at his home, SS5
Lyon street. yesterday
Funeral will take place today from his late
residence. Friends and acqualntances are In
vited to attend s@Ns
FREw-Thursday. October 10Th, A. A. Frew;
born March q 1907; died October 10, 1898.
Funeral 2 p. m. Saturday, from residence No.
139 south Olive street. Friends invited.
The herald., 1893-10-21

Y. 8. Mayberry's Merry Bells, by State OF
Maine Lady Emily, ID MatticeJ; ran last.
Time, 2:3lM. 2:25k. 2;2994.
ToDAy's PROGRAMME.
Presidents purse e mile-Polaski.
1l3; Montalvo. l2l; Gladiola, l15
Lewanee, 103.
Orange handicap, IL mile Hook
Hooking, jr., 119; Nero. 1l6; Naicho B.,
ll3; Broadchurch, 1l2 Donna Lila, 81 ;
Vendome, 90.
Observation-Disclosures, Ottinger,
Edeina, Richmond, jr., Mckinney.
Trot for yearlings-Osito, Kion, Sir
Gossiper, Suydan.
Pace. 2:20 class--Fred Mason, Nut
ford, Pomona, Jingler, Reta, Andy.
The herald., 1893-10-21
George Washington Never

Told lie. We are not telling you 9
falsehood when we state the best invest.
ment in the city is to buy lot at the
grand auction sale of lots at Angeleno
Heights today. This is valuable
information. Remember there is no
reserve or limit. The lots will be sold.
Maps, catalogues and special free tick
cts over Temple-street cable road at
Easton, Eldridge & Co. g., l21 S. Broad
way.