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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10
sailing Of feaYy.

FoRrtaSn. Me. July a.-The British
steamer Falcon, with Lsea. Peary and
party on board. sailed today for Green.
land on al Arctic exploration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10

The condition OF II. X. Baxter. who va.
stricken with apon!exy suddenly Saturday
afternoon. sas 50 much improved yes.e-.
Gay that there IS strong hore OF his nit.
mate recovery. His vile and daughter are
Of his bedside
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10
ALLOWED TO ESCAPE.
Person Having stolen Goods Carelessiv
Allowed TO Go.

The six bolts of cloth referred to in the
Posr-IsTEItIeESc gg yesterday morning as
being part OF the cloth that was stolen
from H. voland's tailor shop about three
months ago. was At police headquarters
yesterday. bat William Lsrimer. who had
il in his possession, could not he found.
The history OF the recovery has some in
teressing features Hagedon and his part
ner. private detectives, located the cloth
in the Leland house and got out q search
warrant, which was placed in the hands of
Officer Bsidus. He Immediately searched
the house, got the cloth and turned il over
to the private detectives. bat later in the
night got it back and deposited 1t al head
quarters
City detectives were then sent out TO
End Larimer. bu; OF course he had made
the best Of his opportunity and escaped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10

The Seattle, Lsxs shore & EAstssa railway
makes through connections ~ suoaoIni.h for
Lowell and Everett Tran leaves Seattle daily
81 80 H.. returning arrives .. seattle 3. D. N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10

steamer far oufIiayuse.
sseA-.s. nilasa viii rpase trap 20 Qasslsru..
leas.ag sssss-e ffsssg. jaly - sf g es0cx q =.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-10

CGion block
1855 hams and bacon snoved 10 SIS Front
, 1893-09-26
Sdub eeoen Observation-Disclosures.

Die Metbigan Central 8abn mar bic
critic neutrality-suspicious., ipelAe tnfoIge
Der fir3li6 10 oft itatt9efunbenen @tien@
ba6nrGubereien tire 9lngelteuten bis an Bic
3G6ne bemaffnet bat, bamtt tie nit @rfol9
ben NaubgeieIen @ioertanb Ieiiten f0n7
nen. 9ieienigen Ingeiteuten, tpel9e Die
@rpreB7 unb 8oit3ii9e bc8leiten, ftn6 nit ie
8pet GebolDern un6 elmer @in6eiterbii6ie
betpaffuet unb a~ngepieien tporben, i'm
Notbfou bon bteien @affen @ebrau9 gu
ma3en. Die 8in9eiterbucblen iouen nur
nit S6rot 9elaben iein, ba eS ntbt fir
nOtbpenbig era9tet iutrb, bte Nn9retfen6en
auf Ser SteIe gu tObten. Die 8enniplz
pania 8abn lit benz 8eiiptel Ser Wtt9t9an
Central bereits 9efolgt unb anbere 8abnen
tperben in fur3er 3eit baiieIbe tbun.
, 1893-09-26
5petfeuoie 8ran0ftiftun9.
1lti6sliidter periub, Ole uGrinitY"=Kirbe in
Sranb 3u fteden.

Sffen6ar 6urcb b0spiGige 6an6 mur6e
seitcrn inter Ser Or9el in Der pGrinitD"z
@pisfOpalfirbe Elm 6euer bernorgerufen,
baS jebOb peni8 ober gar feinen S9aOen
anri9tete, ba es frub senug benerft unO
nit lei9ter Wfiibe gel6ibt murbe, Cine
Dame bate 9e6en 4 l1br Nacbmitta9s am
Gltar ein @ebet perriebtet; ibre @nbacht
ipurDc burcb itarfen 8ran6gcrucb geit0rt,
Der bon Der Sr9el itber ibr gu fommen
ibien. Sic bcnaAricbti9te BEN &ircben>
biener 8errp, Der unter Der Or9eL einen
!6aufen ton 2umpen fanb, auf Sic man cine
9anse 9n3abL BON 0elan9z unb @ebet1
biidern~ getporfen bate. 0as @anse par
baun nit 8etrolcum g~etrGnft uub onge>
3in6et morbeu. Die 8oltsei murbe benabz
ridttgt unb 2ieut. S'8rten bon Der Cottage
@rope Npe.- Station beauftraste iofort
mebrere 0etectips nit Ser llntcriu6ung.
Qu6 Snlpector @OntpaD ptrb Deriucbeu,
Den 8ranOttfter ausfinbig gu mad6eu.
, 1893-09-26
Stdott1hes.
Sdwere Nnfla9eu.
SRI. mhitnnan befduIoi9t ihren Sruoer, oen
GrpoIi5if Whitman, oes perbreaertfaen
2lnorifs.

$. q. Wbttmdn, Elm e6emaltger Batrols
mann Der 6drriionitraBen1 Station, itano
berte Gormittag Dor benz Gt6ter Softer
unter Der 9tnflage beS unoroentli6en 8e@
tragens, oie gegen ibn BON ieiner S6tpeiter,
Sri. @Qa W6itman aus gtemarf, sc. S.,
erboben tpprben lit. W~fargaretbe 8eblin9,
nit Ser Wbitman an8eblicb 5uiammen lebt,
itano I'M 3ulammenb bang bamit unter Der
Nnflage, Die Snlallin zines %perrufenen
6aules su fem. I,
Sri: 86itman fla9te geitern bem Capt.
6artnett auf Ser 8oli5eiltatton Der 6arrts
ionitraBe, oaB i6r 8ruber am Sonntag
Nben6 etren nerbrecberiiben Qu9rtff auf ite
9ema6t babe. Sic erSGblte, ite fet am
Sonntag aus 9temorf bierber %9efommen.
Sbr 8ru0er babe fe nacb benz 6dule BET
War9aret 8ebIing an l6armon Court ge@
bracht uno ibr bort am 9benO ctnen icbame
Iolen Nntrdg gcn,acbt. Q(itf ben &atb bes
Gapt. 6ortnett %erlptrfte SRI. @bitman
6ann gegcn tDren iduberen 8ru6er un6 Die
8eblin9 I6aftbefeble.
6eute 8ormittag erSdblte SRI, 8bitz
man benz &tcbter, ibr 8ruber babe lie Der-
anlaBt bter6er5ufDmmen, Ourcb 6as Ser
lprecben ibr Elm &leiOermabereiz @efbdft su
erotfnen. Sic 9e1tan6 Elm, Dab tie aut
SrrtDege geratbcn mar unb baB ie in Stem
art nicbt gLiidlic6 lebte.
W6ttman'S Qntpalt er1u6te Sen &i6ter,
bic 8erban6Gun9 auf Se6n Sage auf3uibiez
ben, ba ct BEN Gater unb bic Sbmefter be8
WtdbcbenS bierber fommen laiien tpole, nm
Durcb Dieielben 3u betpeilen, baB Sri. Bbtt@
man 3eittpeiie geiiteSgeitOrt iet unb in
ctnem iol6en 3uitanbc genei9t iet, iolcbe
IltfIa9en su crbeben, ipte tie cS 9e9et tbren
8ruoer getban babe.
Bbitman bebauptete, feline S6peiter
babe felt brei Sabren einen liibcrlidcn
0ebenspanOel geflbrt, unb tbr 8ater tperbe
btele 8ebauptung 6citdtt9en. Die Ser
~6anoIung puroe auf 2lniucben bes NntpaltS
@bitman's auf mor9en neri6oben, na9>
benz bet Gicbter eS abgelebnt bate, ben
9eniinidten 2lufi5ub BON 10 Tagen gu ges
tpdbren.
@6itman tpar 9oIi3iit Ser 6arrtionitr.>
%ftatton, bis @apt. Sartnett bas COMMANDO
itber Die Station %iibernabm. St purbe
entlaIien, neil ct ftcb 5u bieI nit i6lebten
Srauen3tmmern abgab un6 itcb Dor alien
i9mierigen Nrbeiten gu briiGen pflegte, uns
ter Ocr Qn9obe, ct lei franf.
, 1893-09-26
Gin metberpriioIer.

STRAIT Soiepb Gurrier bon Meaple 9(pe.,
GDaniton, lief 9eitern Nbenb, Elm &inb auf
ben Nrn1en t%ragenb, laut l6reien6 burb
bie StraBe, perfol9t BON ibrem @atten.
Sic erfldrte, ibr @atte babe ie 9"rauiam 9ez
miB0anbeIt, 10 OaB iie itb genOtbigt 9eieben
babe, it6 peiteren WiBbanOlungen burb
bic 6Lu6t 3u ent3iebeu. 6err gilbert 6tu,
ein 8ioIiniit mari Gurrier nieber unb Ser
8oltaiit WfcGarl nabm benielben in Saft.
Gurrier periprab feline Satin ntbt peiter
gu %miBbanbeIn unb tpuroe entIalien. ct
bergaB aber iein Geripre6en iAneQ unb
pritgelte iein 8eib %abermals, tporauf er
pie6er Derbaftet tpurbe. 6eute 8ormtttag
tpei9erte ftb Srau Gurrter. gegen i'm ais
6lagcrin auf5utreter, tues6alb Der Meiber>
prii9ler tpteOer frei9eiprOcben perOeu muBte.
NbenbbIatt Der 81. Staatsstg. 1 Sent.
, 1893-09-26
&enfeite.


Gem. 1869 81. North NOs.
9a9er, 687 q. M~3aplemooo Mos.
Nllfou, S72T. California Npe.
Soebue. 93S q. California Stpe.
ueIter1onie, 1885 81. california Ios
Srublg, 1914 Wtlmaufee 9lns.
Sotpbs, 1863 Millpaufee Nps.
Gatlep, 1929 Millpoufee @toe.
2earp 400 Willpoufse glpe.
glis, 521 W2tlpaufee Aoe.
&lrB, 821 Millpaufee Noe.
&inber9. 500 Milipoufee @oe.
Senper, 1919 Millpautee 4ps.
Stider, 1850 Wtillpautee @os.
&uoree. 11S4 MiIlpoutee @Os.
Caring, 1895 Mtilpoufee Mpe.
uerIen. 1903 Millpaufee 9lpe.
&ren. 655 SO. Nortb SDe.
SanIen. 759 SO. gortb ane.
Gbaper, 765 90. 9tortb 9tpe.
93afd. 100 Mtllpaufee 4pe.
Stetnobet. 148 Wtillpoufee Ipe
Senrlb5, 165 WtiIiuoufee Mps.
SoFfmoun, 293 Wtillpaufee Aee.
SeuIen, 242 Mtillpoufee 9tos.
Gre9orien. 2s6 Wtilfpoutee Ane.
9ulben. 300 Wiltpaufee 9ne.
Silesple, 28S 81. SanQnmon Ctr.
Seoerin9bouS & geilfuB, 44S Mtiliuaatee @ne
Neps Geppt. 1854 arnlitoee Goe.
gletps Depot, 466 Armitoae aoe.
Gohiuipl. 344 Milnaufe Noe.
Stems Store, 259 sc. @biccau MsA
9ede. Alp q. Mi6lano Moe.
, 1893-09-26
2IQrRfBert6f.
Gbtcaqp, 25. 81

w D : %O' OCpA"
ToIgcn6e 8retie purben BET gr0Beren
Partieeu ~er3telt:
8utter, BETTE GreomerDz0 aare, ~
@274c, quite 24025c, mittelmGBige 200
213c. 9atrp, bette, 240-c, mttteLgute
unb quite 1920, frii6er Bofing Stod
133@14c.
8utterine, Bette Creamery 18c,
rec6t 136ne 17c, 9airp 1876 unb 143c fir
bte bette, in vgtoas" ober tLeinen @e6tnben
&c me6r.
&aie, bette v6uu Gream @6e66ars",
10@104c, vSWins" 1O0104c, Ooung
Qmerica 1910, nacbgema9terS 9meiSer
1l3@l2c, v8rif" 93@1O3c, 9imburser
@fer, sans friide, 18@-e, bas
9ubenb.
8~btsfeo: SLIP.
@efIlgeI, Ieben6tgeS: TurfeD 1870
C; 6iibner: 6ennen 93@1Oc, 6Gbne
o., @uten 809c fir lebenoige /;
@dnie, lcbenOi9e nit BEN 9an3en 6ebern
So. OO@$6.O0 per 0ubenb. rSprtngz
@6tdens" 10@103c bas 9funo.
8Dbnen:8 eite Stables" 81. 7O0-.-,
mittel9ute S. .600- nit Der W1alcbiue gez
reinigte $125@1 40.
Obft, geOOrrtes: 9tepfeG, tinftIib ges
trofnete, 73@1Oc bas 8fun6, an Der Sonne
gebOrrtc nDrbLi9e 5@63c, 8ftrltbe 5(@6c,
8rombcercn 6(@7c, 6tmbeeren 23@243c;
GaIifOrnif6cS; Nprtfoien 14@16c, ntbt
9el6Glte Pftrfibe SOLE, 9eibdlt 22@24c;
8faumen 9@13c; &ofinen: 2on0on
0aDers $1.65@2,0 90 bos &iitcben, Mustaz
teller $26(01.35, Ioie 4(06c.
Sbi, frii6eS: @epfel $1.O0(01.7 rs
unb $2.O093.50, ie na9 Set Site, 8anaz
mem 50c@$1,25, @itroncn So. 5O(04 90,
SIortbaer Srangen 80, 8romz
beeren $1.25@1.5O, Bfirit6e nit loiem
&ern g 81 30035c Der Sorb.
&artOffeIn- 8urbanfS $4,000;
Sebrons $4,000; Goie 55@58; Onr6z
chamber SOC. Ser 8uicbeI. SerleDzSwee
g otatoes 3,2503,50 6aS SaB.
OIL 4A.:4 LIZ "a 0TY..S ~ - -. ~ o., y
, 1893-09-26
~0uiammenIto6 nit etnem Rabel
Su9e.
Der Kutf9er O'tr1ooth fdmer perIebt.

Sin bibtbeiebter &abel3us ser Nor6
Glart StraBen@0tnie itieB beute Morgen
an Der Start un6 Obio StraBe NIT einem
oer Sirma 6eritb & Sadion 9%ebOrenben
Magen 3uiammen. Ser 8a9en murbe
r%mgeporfen unb Der &utiber Nouine
S'Mfootb auf Die StraBe seicbleubert. Ct
erlttt einen 8ruCb bes ltnfen 8eines uno
rebten 6anbgelenfes unb ipurbe nacb benz
&lertaners6 oIpital gebra9t. @s perging
fat cine babe StunOe, ebe bic Griimmer
bes 8a9ens pe9gerdumt un6 Ser 8erfebr
tpteber aufgenpmmen tper6en tonnte.
, 1893-09-26

&inbereben in Sn6ien. g8ie eng
Iiibe 8latter bcribten, bat Der MtaDaraja
BON Mpiore Gin @otft e%rLaiien, ua9 pel7
cbem IN ben WDioreeG erritorien bas Set
ratben bon &inbern berboten tptrb. 9as
WtnimolzQ Sitter, in NEGLIGENT Gin OtGoc6el
6ctratben fann, lit s Sabre un6 baS zines
&nabe1 IA. Sin Mtann bon so Sobren
barf fein WGbben unter IA Sa6ren e6ez
Ii9en.
, 1893-09-26
- Ias -
IbenOblatt Der 81. Staatsz 3eitnuo

1T IN Den 1l11teI otge9ebenen SeIAaften au bobeu:
Nosofette.
6. Sentmer, 1899 2incoln Npe.
q. 6. Steoban, 1850 2iuColn MoG
4o3 3rpB gee.
402 8tpscoe gDuIeoorb.
u. 81. Semitic, 1891 Belmont goa
G. Goldman, 17A gIarf Ctr.
6. 81. Moore, 442 2iucDIn Npe.
Bon gDlaos, 1856 Sincplu Ipe.
6. Ct. 9ap, $40 SincoIE gloe.
Srauf 9Go9uer, 597 SincoIrt &na
SoIepb Mtunf, TAT Si1colt @os.
s. GeuBaus, $40 &tucpln @ne.
ISM. SoDior, 1017 Sincoln Ioe
u. Betting, 1925 GIorf Ctr.
8a:ber. 457 GIarf Ctr.
SSr0u Stnben1aun, 421 glorf GtE,
o. 81. 8Gr, 313 Start Ctr.
so. ". MtpneD, 267 Start Ctr.
g. Sermaun, 161 @Iarf ctr.
S. 81, Re9eu, 51S glart Str.
8. Bsdner, 590h Start Str.
9anb Bros.
g. Sepplnaun, 867 Glorf StR.
S. Smith, 961 @larf CTR.
Jrou 6. Malfer. 453 W9ens StT
80. 9futberfurb, 500 MeaS StE.
2urnbua, 545 MenS ctr.
Mt. 6. Sdn.tbt, $50 mels StE.
6. %. Smeet, 707 Weas Str,
Sobn Storr, $50 Mels Str.
9. @urrie, 300 MeAs ctr.
6. SieIe, 3A meus ctr.
8. Siler. $3.50 9Dens ctr.
Yriltr, 119 08eIs ctr.
SDbn gerf, 141 Meas 5tr.
Sobu 8udleD, 2l1 @eus ctr.
Sran 6. SobnIpn, 276 Weas Gin
6. &Sacin9, 100 @enS Str.
8. Sauer, 1888 gGe1S Ctr.
6. Seriau, so 2ge1s Ctr.
8. Weber, 1875 2arrabee Str.
Soffmonn, 464 2arrabee StE.
&. Berger, SIT &arrabee Str.
srau s.. Moraan, 225 DiDiIipn GtE
Gbe columbus, $40 Sipilton Str.
6. M. @bite, 4e71z 9ioiiion @tr.
g, 6. g}elIpn, 1874 SipiIiou Ctr.
G. @nberIOu, 317 9intiiou Ctr.
8. Wfiuer, 81 Wtloip Str.
8. u. Gbmonrt, G6 MiGolo StS.
8. SGurtea, 81 State ctr.
s. 4. &iebL, 255 GIepelaub Ane.
s. S1urt, 3S1 Geo9tpid Ctr.
SO. 8. MteBIer, 587 Gea9Wif St2
81. Gu9el, 1913 @ebgtpid ctr.
&reuier, 282 Sebstpid ctr.
Sobu Stetu, 204 @ebgtpid Str.
9itties, 262 Se69iptd Ctr.
g. 6. Qutnom, 249 &IDbolrn @sA
91pter, 403 SlDbourf1 Ape.
8. QgeiB, 1923 @lpbourn Noe.
81. SO. G6lid. "a @Ipbourn Mns.
Robert 9reaer, 149 Sninots Ctr
6. @Grober, 3l6 Marfet Str.
2tIpebloO & Wtapmuien, 3Ol WtorFet @tA
Sartenberg, 212 @euter Ctr.
8. @rben, 1879 @enter Str.
Srou M. &ubu, At Glgenie Str
dug. Sronser, 81 Gugente Str.
@hos. @Dbel, 16 @uoente Ctr
YtaT Si3teultern, 259 Stub Str.
GHOfette.
aubitorium 90teL.
@irtorio Sptel.
g9eaingtuu 9oteL
9slano Sptel.
G1CGops 9oteL.
2eriu9tpn 9oteG
SO Gpn9reB ctr.
81 adams Ctr.
III Fan @ureu 9tr.
no Sorriion Ctr.
III 9~orrifon Ctr.
Oaarf 6oteL, 35. ctr. unb Wa6oib Wne.
, 1893-09-26

Nbonntrt auf bas MbenbbIatt Der Satnois
Staats2 3eitung. Prets l Gent pet Nummer,
= Gents per @o6c.
, 1893-09-26

IL eiu6t f.: Suuger 9euti6er fpinidt cine Stele OILS
" BARTENDER; iheut feline 4rbeit uno redDuet uift auf
SDbn 9itoebranot, NielrOIe Rorf, Dor 138 GoDt Gountp,
Sl5. 25Iep6t
, 1893-09-26

&bonnirt auf 6as 2~tben6blatt Ser SQtnois
5taatsz 3eitung. Prets l Sent.
, 1893-09-26

n efu6t: Suuger Ntonn, fini Sabre int &anoe, loel.
" der i'll Deri6ieOeneu SeibGfts6ran9eu g~earbeitet,
iudbt irgeno lpeIdDe leidte Yei60fttgung in Office, St0re,
fSabrif MIN. Suite Yteiereu3eu sur Seite.
23ip6t Aor.: Is III StaatS5eiiuu9.
, 1893-09-26

M eIu6t: Gin oeutl6er Monn iu1t Steauug aIs
W 9ruder ouf 8prseaon nber iOnlt in einer Sruterei.
25ip6t 1eter senaiq. $50 98. @anbOIpb Ctr.
, 1893-09-26

q efu DIT: Gtne 9ebilbete Rprboeuti6e, NIT iebr guteu
3eu9nilien. iubt Stelun9 ols Spuoernonte, pers
ltebt autb einem 9ausbolt por3uIteheu.
26Ip3t w 1870 Stantssettung.
, 1893-09-26

* eiu6t: GIN iuneer Ntanu, Der @uItern unb CLANS
bffueu uuo fmb and binter Der Bar niiblt6 MAIDEN
fam, iu9t arbeit. s. SbGeBer, 12O gaels Ctr.
0e5nef
, 1893-09-26

SlbenObtatt Der 81. Staats3tg. 1 Sent.
, 1893-09-26
gteaenaeinGe.

Meiu6t: Sntedtgenter beutIder inn9er Wtarn in9t
~ III etner lordbmet S5alttlie Die STEELE zines Seoielts
ten Dber SinoerpGrters Doer berglei1eI; il bin in ieoem
SADIE bes 9ousbaItes bepanbert. babe ~eIeganten 9eeos
r0~ttoHs=Sef6maf lIto fam mid nneut6ebrlid MAIDEN.
g. GetsncD, 1913 g8eit Ban Buren, Ctr, 3. Stod.
, 1893-09-26

Melu6t: Gin iun9er 9euti9er, 2% Sabre in elmer
" apotbete tbdtig. iu9t in elmer @potDefe oSer 2ros
9nerie paleuoe Stelln9, su leber Nr6eit bereit, mo- ibl
3uglet9. Sele9enbett 9eeeber, @n9liid1 5I erlernen.
261p3t Mor. = 26 Staats5eitung.
, 1893-09-26

Mefu6t: SIN iunger f~torter Mouu, brittle 9nnb
8robbddsr, pinidt Arbeit, nm f6 in YGferei
beiier aus3ubiIbeu. gtad5ufrageu 81 81. @turtet Ctr,
2. 6lat. 26ip6t
, 1893-09-26

81 c II DIT; Wtouu uuo g5rau nit einem l Sabr aIteU
" &iube lu9eu irgenoruel6e 9ei6dfttguug.
261p3t 416 u. Niblonb aoe, biHten.
, 1893-09-26

* I'm DIT: Gin fleiBi9er fltufer 9arfeeper, 6er ieiH
" @eifGft burbauS perItebt uno feline @rbeit ifeIt,
iubt Stelun9. Abr. s 146 Staats5eituug. 26fp3t
, 1893-09-26
hetrdthsfhetne.

SOlgenbe 5eiratbsi9eine tpurOen beute
, 1893-09-26

Meiu9t: Sun9er Mouu nit 9uteu @lupfebluu9eu
" indt Stelune as &uti9er.
27ip2t abr. o 128 9taatsstg.
, 1893-09-26
Gsa4tueGo&t>
DEM ale Sd,ulo rddt
fidl auf GroenI
Sfi35e aus benz &anblebeu.
Son S%Snnd)int BON 9itrp.u.
(SDrfleB

CSDrtleBu1Q.)
98enn man ais 8erglei95objeft nit Set
0orbtn 10 %ltol3cn @ri6einun8 ourcbauS cine
Blume berOor6Olen pollte, 10 fonntc man
9ocbltenS SIT 6em 8ilOe elmer bleicbem 2iLie,
nber oeren 9aupt Elm arger 6ageIl6la8 Oa7
BIN 9e3o9en, gretfen.
v@ndoiae Trou perOcn entI6uI6igen,
Dcnn tcb 10 itndrgelnel0et mir = 8eitatte-
v9SaS benu Mtomieuc5en =? Ofebmcn Sie
etn 0laS g8oiier, sic ieDcn 10 eribredlid
bias aus. g8aS 9ie6t eS 2"
vSitte um @erSei6un9, menn ib aus
Sc6red mir Die GrlaubniB nebnc, nticb gu
1cBelt, i~niofern audb - Elm = freubt9er
SbreG Dem Oteniden arg 5u3uleben perz
mag"
lln6 6ann nit einem pl0bIicben Sid
ermanncn: yI0err SecbGfer 6iriefOrn itno
en- ein8etrofen."
, 1893-09-26

grnnneigentbnln

I'M @uer @t9eltDunt raid 81 nerfaufer aoer AT pertars
- iben, 9ebt 81 Singer Bros, Simmer "a
20lplS 1874 9earbpru ctr
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13

announces the steamer Coos Bay, with 7S
tons merchandise for Redondo, due to-
morrow.
Mr.. Robt. G. Davis, accompanied by
Mrs. Davis, will leave Redondo tomor-
row for Oakland. there to resume the
business he left when he was called
here to reconstruct q portion of Re-
dondo wharf, which had been damaged
by one Of the late storms. The wharf is
now in complete order.
George Earle, the chief clerk at the
Casino, has of late developed a consid.
erable talent for fishing and aquatic
sports, and yesterday spent the day in
deep sea fishing. On his return last
evening he met with slight fiasco in
crossing the surf his craft capsized, los
ing splendid catch of fish and his ele-
CANT gold watch. The fish were dead
loss, but George recovered his watch all
right.
Arrivals at Hotel Redondo are Miss
Angler, Los Angeles; Horace Williams,
Hotel Raymond; julius III. Huber and
wife, Chicago; T. Newbury, Miss Har-
riet Newbury, Greenton, Mass. Mrs.
Joseph W. Lester, Miss @. S. Lester,
New Rochelle, N. Y; Mrs. W. H. Cur
nay, Miss Gurnay, Bristol, Pa.
Arrivals at Ocean View House are
D. W. Andrews, San Jose; Thomas H.
Morton, San Francisco; Ira w. Loomis
.. b. Stanton, Los Angeles; Ed F. Gal
latin, Miss Eliza Gallatin, Kansas City
Samuel Graley, San Bernardino.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13
POMONA.

News Notes from That Thriving
City.
POMONA, Jan. 12.-The eleventh birth
day of Miss Lulu Wright was happily
spent by that little miss day before yester-
day, and will be remembered bv several
little playmates who graced the oc-
casion with their presence.
Miss Ella WHEELER of Los Angeles
spent two days of this week the guest OF
Mrs. Dudley and her daughter, Mrs.
Westerman.
The Bon Silence Whist club met at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Alb.
bott. Holt avenue, this evening and
played whist to their hearts content.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott were voted charm
ing entertainers.
Miss Irine Dudley has returned to her
school studies in Los Angeles.
The HERALD reporter as weather
prohet is no good /; yesterday he thought
it was going to rain-soon. Now that
he doesn't think, see if it doesn't.
Mr.. j. de Barth Shorb spent yester-
day in Pomona.
An oyster supper will be given by the
ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. Robert Swigart will attend Po-
mona college, Claremont, during his
winter sojourn here with his parents at
Hotel Palomares.
Superintendent of Streets Moses
Petty has force of men at work re-
moving the accumulations of dirt from
the culverts that line Second street.
Mrs. S. E. Locke, Mrs. M. D. Casbee
and John d. Locke of Haverhill, N. H.,
who wintered in Pomona last year, are
at the Palomares.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presen, ing
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effeotually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13
REDONDO.

Shipping News and Notes on Local Az
fairs.
REDoNDo BEACH, Jan. 12.-The Lii.
putian Sisters at Forester's hall last
night were greeted by large and ap-
preciative audience.
The steamship Santa Rosa, Captain
Alexander, from the north, moored
alongside Redondo wharf at IL 80 am
today, landing 115 tons merchandise
and 35 passengers for this port. She
sailed away for southern ports at
o'clock am, scheddle time.
A dispatch to superintendent Perry
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13

chaperoned by the editors of this CITY.
were shown all the points of interest In
Santa Ana, and at Q 80 took. the train
ior Capistrano, where the remainder oil
the day was pleasantly passed in view.
ing the old mission, drive to San Juan
by-the-Sea, and an excellent dinner was
served by Marco Foster.
The meeting, while not as largely at
tended as it should have been, was a
success, and the visitors all saw they
were. we'll treated by Orange county
people.
BREvTTIRs.
The Russell Madison Theate company
opens two nights engagement at Spur
geon's opera house tonight.
Rev. E. o. McIntier and wife have re-
turned from trip to Fresno.
A. II. Harlan and e. III. Buck of San
Bernardino were in town last night.
For the week ending January I1sh,
43 deeds were recorded, the amount oi
transfers being $50, 1882. During the
same length of time 179 papers were
filed for record.
j. A. jackson yesterday sold his house
and lots on Washington avenue, in this
city, to Mrs. J. T. Hite OF Ohio fo,
$1,000.
Two lumber vessel are at Newport
discharging csrgoes Of umber.
Thomas <. Cone has purchased 1C
acres OF the Halliday tract in this city,
and intends to erect an elegant resi-.
dence thereon.
A Splinter by the name of Davis is
training at Anaheim for race with Tom
Morris of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-13
Pasadena Briefs.

Pasadena Office OF the HERALD, No. .16 West
Colorado street. Advertisements and subscrip-
lions received.
ST. NICHOLAS, half block from terminus of
the Los Angeles Pasadena and Glendale rail-
way. Rates SIS to 81 per week. Miss I, Nc
Lain, proprietor.
MORGAN'5 LIVERY AND BOARDING3sTA-
Bile, rear of post-ofhce. Safe and sty lish turn
outs at reasonable prices. Telephone Sc.
@. GARIRALDI, dealer in wines, liquors.
cigars and tobacco; also canned goods. East
Colorado street cor. Chestnut avenue.
COOK & ECKOzA, general 'blacksmithing.
No. 15 Union street.
6. 8. MAYHEM, real estate broker, 2O1l,West
Colorado street. Loans and Investments.
M'DONALD, BROOKS & CO., real estate, loans
and houses for rent. Bargains in houses and
ranches. East Colorado street.
ARTHUR H. PALMER, D. d. 8, Dental
rooms, Eldridge building, Pasadena.
MERCANTILE LUNCH HOUSE, 32 South
Tair Oaks avenue. Meals at all hours.
HOTEL GREEN-Electric lights steam heat.
ed. hot and cold water, elevator, and all mod
srn Improvements.
THE PAINTER HOTEL, Fair Oaks and
Washington; frst-class family hotel.
LOS ANGELES HOUSE, corner Colorado
street and Delacey avenue; transients, 81 and
81 30 per day; frst-olass. P. Klein, proprietor
KERCKHOFF-CUZNER Mill and Lumber
Co., corner Broadway and Kansas street.