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The herald., 1894-08-17

Of the well. Hurrying to the place be.
fore the man should commence. he found
the we'll 30 feet deep, with 20 feet OF
water, and man aud tools gone.
Miss King, the court reporter, is ex-
pected home from Bear valley this
week.
Mre. King returned from Washington
last week.
At the meeting last night Of the Re-
publican club, in q. A. r. hall, ]. W.
Ballard resigned the presidency OF the
club and w. S. Taylor was elected in
his stead. The meeting was full of en-
thusiasm. The vice-presidents will be
appointed at the next meeting. which
viii be held next Tuesday night. One
vica-preeident will be appointed fol-
each voting precinct in the county.
P. Z. Adams of Tustin, d. Edison
Smith and Ed Smiley were passenges to
Los Angeles today.
The herald., 1894-08-17
REDoNDO.

Fine Fishing From the Pier-Psrsonal
Mention.
REDoNDo, Aug. 16.-Fishing from the
pier was never better than at present.
Some very remarkable catches have re-
Gently been reported, consisting prin-
cipally OF Spanish mackerel. Yellowtail
are beginning to bite and barracuda are
plentiful.
The population of the White City
steadily increases, coming from all sec'
tions. There is at present greater
number Of campers than any previous
seaeOn.
E. N. Penfield of San Franciseeis
visiting Redondo Beach for few d&ye.
Mrs. Lamme of Alhsmbra and Miss
Elizabeth Allen Of Ph@nix, Ariz., are al
the Redondo hotel.
Judge W. H. Wilde paid visit to Re-
dondo yesterday.
Z. 4. Mithoff of Columbus. O., and
Mrs. G. A. Noble and daughter of To
peka, Kan, are registered at Hotel Re-
dondo.
The herald., 1894-08-17
NEW ENTERPRISES.
Two interpretations Which Werc Ellie
YeeterGey.

Two Interpretations Which Were Filed
Yesterday.
The Rollins company filed articles OF
incorporation yesterday. Its objects
ere to deal in patent rights. handle mer-
chandine, operate foundries, etc. The
directors are W. r. Abrame. E. A.
Abrams. III. A. Mcfarland, d. W. Cross
and Roscoe Hilton, Of Los Angeles. The
capital stock is SEC. 700. of which SIC. 900
has been actually subscribed.
The Toluca Fruit Growers association
filed articles of Incorporation in the
comfy clerks office. The directors arc
r. f. Smith, w. H. Andrews. e. B.
Lindesmith. A. M. Jones, w. @. We'd
dington, Arthur Gaylord and |. w. Deu.
pree. The capital stock ia SAC. 600, ol
which 1880 is actually subscribed.
The herald., 1894-08-17

Miss Rose Egerer of Los Angeles 10
the guest of Miss Della Pyles this week.
The great majority Of our citizens will
be only too glad to hear that the board
of trustees created two funds in tax
rating last night that will be OF great
advantage to Pomona, that is the Ere
apparatus fund snd the library building
fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mcintosh returned
today from a pleanant trip to Long
Beach. Mr.. Robert McCourt, who has
handled the Western Union Office here
during their absence, will return to his
home in Los Angeles soon.
Mr.. Harry Rowland will leave for
Santa Monica the latter part of the week
for two weekH' stay.
The herald., 1894-08-17
Stationery Supplies.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
~ OF Los Angeles county, California, Angus
o, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the board OF SUI
pervisors OF Los Angeles county, California,
will receive, up to Q O'Clock p m. of August
tionery supplies for county Offices, for the en-
suing year. Lists Of estimated quantities will
be furnished upon application to this office.
chairman of the board of supervisors. in the
sum of 800 must accompany each bid.
The board reserves The right to accept or re-.
By order of the board Of supervisors of Los
Angeles county, California.
7. Fl. WARD,
OF Supervisors.
By c. w. BELL, Deputy. Eli lot
The herald., 1894-08-17
CABLE CAR ACCIDENT,

An Agee German Knocked Down and
Injured.
George Bockroff, an aged German re.
siding on Commercial street, was
knocked down by Boyle Heights cable
car at First and Los Angeles streets ct
8 O'Clock last evening.
The gentleman attempted to CROSS the
track in front OF the car when the
dummy struck him in the side. He was
thrown to the pavement and rendered
unconscious.
When picked up and taken to the re-
ceiving hospital it was found that he
sustained q severe scalp wound and WAS
otherwise badly bruised.
The herald., 1894-08-17
~ ~

PERFECTLY HARMLESS
in their action - DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They're not
felt after they're taken and yet
one of these tiny sugar-coated
granules will do you more
good than any of the huge old
fashioned pills with their grip
ing and violence. They're the
smallest and easiest to take,
while they bring you help that
lasts. Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Bilious Attacks, Sick or
Bilious Headaches, and all de-
rangements of liver, stomach,
and bowels, are permanently
cured.
Put up in sealed vials - a
perfect vest pocket remedy,
always fresh and reliable.
They're the cheapest pill you
can buy, because they're guar
auteed to give satisfaction, or
your money is returned.
You only pay for the good
you get.
Can you ask morel
The herald., 1894-08-17
Santa Afaninn R.iass.

Eckert g. Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish OF all kinds delivered free. Third
street.
The herald., 1894-08-17
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bury and Morrison of Company B leave
tomorrow for Santa Monica to prepare
quarters for the company which goea
down on Monday for 10 days. encamp-
ment.
The herald., 1894-08-17
Long Beach Notes

ITISA FACT that the Excelsior Bakery is
the b st known place in Long Beach, The su-
perior bread obtained makes 1t prominent
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Beach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and clean
Good meals. Gio,e to 5. =. depot,
wIELAND BEER ON draught d. ]. McCar-
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second sts., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms;
new suits; hrst-class In all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
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Beware of ointnents for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell ana completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
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you can possibly derive frem them. Halls
Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. j..
Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
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gB-Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per
bottle
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Special Bargains In Mems Glove

VIM. H. Frear & Co.'s assortment of
mems fall and winter gloves is the larg-
est and best to be found in the State of
New York. The following is but a sam
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Mems extra heavy Pontiac, wool-lined
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peir. Mems heavy, Atwood, Scotch knit
gloves, 25c per pair. Mems heavy Sara
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wrists aud lined, 25c per pair Kid
gloves in all the latest styles and shades.
Paris Kid Glove Department, Troy Cash
Bazaar.
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sB- Kate Field says of the Waterman
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COATS
ARE TIGHT FITTING, 40 TO A
INCHES LONG, IN A WILD
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FABRICS.
CAPES
ARE ENDLESS IN VARIETY.

Golf Capes are new and attrac-
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So, $13 and on to $50.
Double Cape effects, plain or
edged with fur, IS, $3.50, 80, $40,
S11, SO up to $25.
Seal Plush Capes at SO, 81, $12
to SIS.
Elegant Seal Plush Capes 500,
25, 80, 80, 40.
Fur Capes and Fur Wraps in all
the fashionable furs, at the very
closest prices.
Children's Cloaks, 7 styles, 6 to
II years, any size 81 each.
Children's Cloaks at S., $50, 6,
up to 50.
We will send Cloaks on approba-
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city, from which they can make a
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B@The BANNER Stationery Store has
an elegant assortment of fine writing
papers which have just been received
from the factory. The lot is the choic-
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better is made.
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gB-It isn't too late to begin to clip
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1rW anted:-Music scholars. New
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l4eThree ounce winding, Waltham
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.

a9- CHRYsANTHANUM sale for the BEN
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block, Monday, Nov. II, afternoon and
evening. Light refreshments.
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Novelty Dress For sI.oo.

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mixtures. as follows: Black ground
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shot with red, black ground overshot
with green, black ground oversbot with
gray and black ground overshot shot
with blue (all these are in pepper and
salt effects). This dress goods has been
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for an advertisement to our Out-Of- town
customers, Select the one you desire
now lido not wait until they are all Sold,
and you will get one of the big bargains
you often hear about but seldom have
an opportunity of taking advantage Of.
Remember, satisfaction guaranteed or
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Co., Troy, N. Y.
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VIM. H. FREAR
& CO.'S
SILKS
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We have just received another
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combinations of all the new shades
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Four Toned Checks in Taffetas,
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BeTry the pound packages Of writ
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75c per yard.

10 pieces of heavyweight bright
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FoRioNLY

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nAoksET For coXEY.
No Gatherings WIN he Permitted on tn,
Streets OF Washington.

No Gatherings VIII he Permitted on tho
Streets OF Washington.
WAsuISoroS, D. G., April 2G.-The
District commissioners cast damper
over tho local supporters OF Coxcy's
movement to-day by refusing them per.
mission to hold open mir meetings. It
had boon expected by tho enthusi.
asts TINT these meetings would draw
converts and cash contributions for tho
cause.
Tho refusal Of tho commissioners was
based upon u law that prohibits congre.
eating on tho public streets or parks,
engaging In loud and boisterous talking
and thoy state that thcy have no power
TO grant permit.
The Coxeyites arc angorod at thoir
refusal, declaring tha. tho law was
never intended to apply to orderly
speech.making. Thoy point TO tho Sal.
vation Army meetings which arc held
in tho streets and to tho sidewalk SER
viccs Of itinerant evangolists who
flourish here as instances OF non-obsery-
anco OF the rule.
Tho event Of the day was tho advent
OF Citizon Train, who predicts that wc
arc on the verge OF ono OF the biggest
revolutions the world has ever seen, and
that the jeff Davis matter won't be an
item In comparison with it.
An Odd Fellows procession attempted
to march through the capitol grounds
to-day, but was turned back at the en-
trance by tho capitol police. The off,
cials explained that the law prohibits
any organizations as such in n parade
entering tho grounds and that no excep-
tions could be made. The Odd Fellows
made some remonstrance on account OF
the fact that their march benefited the
grounds, and that it would be difficult
to turn about in tho street as the pro-
cession was long and included several
carriages, but when assured that the
law permitted no exceptions, they quiet
ly submitted and retraced their stops.
Tho incident will doubtless provo pro-
cedent if Coxey attempts to invade tho
capitol. grounds with his organization,
as he has said it was his intention to do.
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APPALLING SCENES.


Tho Great Destruction by Earthquakes In
Groccc-Whoio Villages Destroyed.
LONDON, April 27.-The full details OF
the loss OF life and damage to property
caused by the earthquakes that occur
red in Greece, on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday last, have been allow in coming
to hand.
The Time, correspondent now at Mar.
TIM, near Atalanta, says: II have visit
ed several villages in this district, and
everywhere scene Of terrible destruc.
tion presents itself. kiparissa. small
village near Ata!anta, was leveled COM
pletely to tho ground. The people built
huts OF pine branches and later obtain.
ed few tents from the authorities.
The village Of Proskyna was totally de-
stroyed. Twenty-eight children were
killed and many others we're injured in
church which fell. The total number
OF dead here was torty-three.
"rhe scene at Malesiua, some eight
miles away. was absolutely appalling.
This place was so completely wiped out
OF existence that in most cases oven
traces OF tho house walls have disap.
poared. The dead have numbered 135.
"The large village Of Martini suffered
almost equally, though come OF tho
houses remain standing. Tho number
OF dead here is forty-two.
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ALLOVER.
No Pcncefnl Settlement of tho Great
Sorthorn Strike Possible. ...

Nu ACHctiui suttictncut Va Nuo ufuas
Sorthorn Strike Possible.
ST. PAUL, MINI, April 26.-All over
lures for peaceful settlement Of tho
Great Northern railroad strike have
been declared oil and tho company and
tho American Union have begun toat
OF strength that may cause considers.
bio bloodshed before It ends.
During tho timo the atrikcrs hayo
boon preventing the running OF tho
road. committee Of thirty-thrco mom-
bers Of tho A. r U. employees OF tho
road assembled in this city In accord.
anco with a reply favorable to a re-
quest for conference with tho officials
OF tho road.
When President Hill and tho com.
mittee came togethor yesterday tho
mon demanded us the first condition
that the road grant all their demands
for the renewal Of the wage schedules
'in force prior to last August. This Mr..
Hi! declined and tho day ended with.
out conclusion having boon reached.
Tho conference was resumed to-day.
Late this afternoon the men sent n
brief communication to President Hill,
Internationally rejecting his proposal
Of arbitration, renewing their demand
for the old schedules and giving him TO
understand tina. this is their ultima
tum.
Mr., Hill sent a reply to tho men to-
night in which no says the action OF
the mon ends all conference ncgotia.
tions as far as he is concerned. He will
no longer recognize the American Rail.
way Union.
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COXEY'S BAND.
a Triumphnl March Out of Frederick. A
Fight Among Huns.

4 Triumphal March Out of Frederick. A
Fight Among Huns.
FREDERICK, Nd, April 20.-The Com
monweal army after spending two very
peaceful days in Frederick, celebrated
the eve OF their departure by froo
fight and shooting scrape. Tho army
was depleted by four mombcrs, but no
ono was hurt. A party of Huns, part
OF the thirty-tlve recruits taken in hero,
who had been drinking during the day,
came to blows around one OF tho camp
tircs. One man was knocked into tho
fire but rolled out Immediately and be-
gan shooting. The police scattered the
crowd, but captured only one man, who
refused to give any name but "Jack the
Ripper" He was sent forward to-day.
undor that name to ten days in the
.workhouse. Three OF tho other men
took to the woods and have not been
heard from.
The exit OF the Coxeyites from the
town to-day was triumphal one. Ten
mounted deputies escorted the party to
the county line, tho independent drum
corps playing "Maryland, My Mary
land" while the Commonweal band
joined in atintervals.
Tho wealers reached Hay!tstown
about o'clock and went into camp.
The camp OF tonight is named Hen
rietto, which ia tho name OF Mrs. Coxcy.
An expert shell man" accompanying
the army opened operations among the
hamlet people and soon had Sl5.
CoEoy heard OF this and sailed forth
to arrest tho confidence expert He
missed him but got his outfit.
Supper tonight was furnished from
the commissary wagons. Thehamlet is
small the contributions are few. The
breakfast tomorrow will come from the
stock supply, and the tramp will again
be taken up for Gaithersburg, nine
miles from here.
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train ut Butto, killed. two deputies and
whom tho troops OF tho United States
arc now trying to capture?" asked Mr..
Wolcott.
Mr. Allen refused to be drawn onto
this ground. He declared ho was as
warm an advocate OF peace and lawful.
ness as any other man. lie criticised
the action OF the commissioners OF tho
District OF Columbia In issuing n pro.
clamation warning Coxcy'sarm against
entering the District. |
TEST VOTE SHOWS THE RESOLUTION WILL Dr
DEFEATED.
At l:i5 o'clock, bntoro any action had
been taken on the resolution, Mr.. Har.
ria moved to take up a resolution pro.
viding that Tomorrow and until other.
wise ordered the senate shall moot at II
q. M"
Senators PeIer aud Allen objected to
tho pending resolution being displaced
and demanded yea and nay vote. The
vote (Which also showed tho attitude OF
tho senate on Mr.. Aliens reso!ution),
was rs follows: =
Ieas-Aldrich, Allison, Bate, Barry,
blackburn, Blanchard, Bricc, Cafcry,
Call. Camden, Coke, Cullom, Dubois,
Faulkner, George. Gibson, German,
Gray, Hale, Hansbrough, Harris, uaw-
Icy, Rigging, Hunton. Jarvis, Jones,
lArk.); Lindsay, Lodge, Mcmillan, Nc.
Phcrson, Manderson, Martin, Mills,
Mitchell, (Wis.); Morrill,. Palmer, Pas
co, Perkins, Platt, Powor, Proctor,
Pugh. Roach, Sherman. Shoup, Teller,
Tnrpie, Vest. Villas, Voorhees,, Walsh,
Washburn, White. Wolcott-total, 81.
Nays-Allen, Dolph, Frye, Gallinger,
Kyle, Petfer. Total, G.
The senate, without division. then
agreed to the resolution. and Mr.. Harris
moved to take up the tariff bill, and Mr..
Higgins, (Hep.. Delaware). took the
floor in opposition to the bill.
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available. Kolly delayed his departure
for somo time. At last no ordered his
column forward and tho army moved
out OF tho fair grounds and started over
tho hilly and dusty read on tho twenty
one milo tramp to Adair.
The mon became convinced at ATTAIN
tic that their only hopO for aid from tho
citlzons was In following Kelly aud many
oil those who yesterday curaod kolly
long aud loud to-day cheer the leader
and swore eternal fidelity to his banner
and the cause. Kelly. who. since his
army has developed a choice collection
OF former professions and,vocations, In.
creased his lis. to-day when his brother.
in.law stated that tho leader was once
professional base ball player. Flo was,
his relative said, player in a western
league for n timo and later played In
tho field for St Louis. Kelly IL on.
doavoring to organize an army base ball
club to play the clubs along tho line OF
march.
Aftcr tho army Loft Atlantic about
twenty oil the men quit the ranks and
returned to tho town, expecting to rido
on tho outgoing freight trains. They
wcro found in box car and clingingto
the bumpers. The authorities prompt,
ly put them under arrest. The men
offered no resistance and quietly went
to jail.
Many farmers met tho army along tho
route and before Adair was reached
about 800 wagons wcrc in liuo and near
ly all the mon who followed the army
werc given an opportunity to ride.
Many Of them took short cut down
tho railroad tracks and tramped the
entire distance. Tho army was quiet
and orderly throughout tho march.