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aud not q point was gained by the men.
They are in a worse condition now than
before, as the companies are starting
their works with English speaking
workmen to the exclusion of the foreign
element. All the works IN the southern
end of the region are either running or
preparing 90 start up between this and
Monday while those in the northern are
in full operation.
CoNNELLsvILLE, PA, April 6.-Peace
once more reigns throughout the coke
regions. but no one can tell how long
this condition of affairs will continue.
The operators say the backbone OF the
strike has been broken and the end Is
only few days ahead. The Frick OIL
cials at Scottdale report everything
quiet at all their plants and then do not
fear any more trouble. Similar reports
come from Rainey's general Office at
Vanderbilt. None OF the FriCk plants
are in operation, owing 10 the death Of
Chief Engineer Paddock, but they
will be fred up tomorrow
or Monday. Many of their plants
were charged with coke when
Paddock was killed and this coke is be-
ing drawn as soon as il IS burned. No
miners are working at any OF their
plants. OF the Kainey works Mt. Brad
dock and Elm Grove are idle. Although
the operators say the strike is ended,
they are preparing for possible out
breaks at any time. The strikers do
not think the strike is broken. Their
leaders say the men are gradually re-
covering from the confusion into which
they were thrown by the arrest Of the
officers of the organization and the 100
Davidson rioters. As soon as the men
recover from the fright the leaders say
the strike will be renewed with more
VlCor than ever.
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WORK OF TIE STATION.

What Has Been Done and Is Being Done
for the Agricultural Interests OF the
state.
From a StlG C0rresg oHdent.
MoEGANTowN, w. Va, April 6.-Dr.
Myers, in his address to-day, spoke Of
the work of the Station. the difficulties
it had overcome aud some Of the results
Of the work. He had visited some 20
similar Institutions in the United States,
and no station that he has seen is more
completely equipped or better organized
than this. JIG was not tin June. lSSS,
that the Institution was established, and
for the first two years little could be ac-
oomplished further than TO prepare for
future work. They had neither build
ings TO work in, laboratory TO work
with or farm TO work on. All have
now been supplied but the farm, aud
the State has
NEVER CONTRIBUTED A CENT
except for the printing Of bulletins and
aud annual reports, the government
paying all the other expenses Of the
Station.
AS AAAeA Ntl NQl AAAu WI n Us u4a al ~
three years was the development of the
creamery subject, as a result of which
there are now several creameries ia
operation In the State. Great attention
has been paid 20 this subject since then
10 other stations.
Since that tlme the energies OF the
station have been directed particularly
20 botanical work and there has been
issued by the station the most cOmpre-
bensive catalogue OF the fora OF the
State ever issued by any experiment
station. In the line OF horticultural
affairs the values Of different kinds of
fruits are being determined. Careful
experiments have been made toward
wardiug of insect pests, the effect Of
irrigation, etc. The chemical depart
ment has been 40 work on fertilizers
and large amount Of analytical work
has been done, the fees for which have
paid for the new addition 90 tho build
ing.
A Michigan man has said that Wesl
Virginia had done
MORE ORIGINAL WORK
ia entomology than any other station.
The history OF Prof. Hopkins expert
ments on the pine-kiiing insect and It's
destroyer were related, and, said DR..
Myers, il the result has been as sue
cessfu as I believe 10 % have been, the
entire cost OF the station for the next
so years would be more than repaid by
this work alone
He comDlimeDted Prot Hopkins most
highly upon bis discovery as TO the
cause of potato scab, the solution of
one Of the most perplexinS questions
that ever bothered the brain OF scien-
fists, snd declared that this would place
his name high on the roll of scientific
disc Verers,
Tnirty-siS bulletins have been issued,
four annual reports made, involving
distribution OF over 214O0, 600 pages of
printed matter, great demand Is found
for the bulletins and the station is rap
idly becoming a bureau 20 answer Qucs-
tions Of the farmers Of the State.
GEO. W. SUN MERS.
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RlNEHART & TATUM,
City Bank building. Rooml. TsIephon. 9l9.
FOR RENT.

S,50-Three rooms, McColloch street first floor.
a. .O0-Three rooms, McColoch street second
f,er
s9OO-Three fine large rooms, Seventeenth
street.
slG0OIFour rooms, 1874 Eor street, second
floor.
slO.OO-Three rooms, hall and cellar
l80O-Fiye-ro0med house y. Huron.
SO O0-rwo-story brick, rooms. ball and eel.
lar, 1919 Chaphne street; for Two families.
S25U0-Elegsnt modern house OF Srooms aud
bath room, both gases. Seventeenth street
Sl6.OO-Two new residences on Lind street, s
rooms flushed garret; for one or two iami-
lies
Modern residence with 6ne grounds on South
Front street.
store and dwelling rooms, Twenty-6rst and
Main streets.
ST. OO-Stors and two rooms, Centre wheeling
81 O)-Two story brick, first floor 3 rooms and
cellar
s45O-Store room on Main street between
wclfth and Fourteenth streets.
e1Ey-OWing TO the depressed state Of business
in general, the owners have deemed II best to
reduce the above prices to responsible parties.
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FURTHER TROUBLE IS FEARED.
The strikers Have Stolen 1900 Pounds oil
Dynamite and the People About Union
town are Alarmed

town are Alarmed.
UNIoNTowN, PA. April ct has
just been discovered that the strikers
have stolen 1000 pounds Of dynamite
from the new reservoir being construct
ed on toe mountain east OF Dunbar and
great destruction Of property is expect
ed. The dynamite was stolen while the
workmen on the reservoir were absent,
the rioters breaking open the storage
house. The robbery has caused great
excitement and many believe prepare
tions are being made for renewal Of
hostilities. President Davis, who is in
jail, said be would not withdraw his
call for a convention on Saturday and
urges the Board to report at the meet
ing and arrange for continuance Of
the strike. He, however. condemns
the rioting and says that it must be
stopped. This afternoon an ugly feel
ing is developing and there are indica-
tions that trouble will break out anew
after, il not before, the Scottdale con-
VentiOn tomorrow.
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waIrE-wINsED PEACE.

The Coke strike Over and All Disorder
Ouousd-Fears That il May Break Out
q gain
UNIONrowN, PA, April 6.-The strike
is over and ignominOus defeat marks its
collapse. Within the past SIX hours
the rioters from both sections Of the
coke field have laid down their arms
and gone peacefully 10 their homes.
The movement was a miserable failure
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FiVe.Cent EriIcIss,

ladies hose, Chidren's Hose. Rolling Pins
BoXwood Rules, Gun Buttons Mir Rnct.,,
coordination Glass Cutters Boys Knives
PoAers Door Bolts. Neatsfoot Oh shoe Riack.
ing' Wash Pans Richter Harmonious, Towels.
Socent Needle Package, Spcctarles Dime
cologne, Hair CurierS school Slatos, Lamp
Burners, Shoe Dressing, Ladies' Pins. liable
Knives.
Many Decent articles In our cent list CONS
and take them out ~ our yrav
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~ All genuine barEalns and loWsT
Ten-coni Articles,

Suspcnders. clothes Lines 25cent jewellery,
Anger Braces, Stationery Packages. Jail Psdi
locGs, Royal Needle Packages. one.half pound
Tea, Ladies 2)cent Hose. Dolls, Dcent CuR
Buttons, Mirrors. Pocket kniyes
We are constantly receiving bargains and
cannot quote prices a. they are here 10 day
and gone tomorrow. n b. our aim 90 always
YOU buy.
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Four-csni Articles,

One set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve HotS.-,
Boys Suspenders. CsrSs o \. 4. Thread
Children's Bios, Rubber Dressing Combs. CONF
ana Brush Case, Pot Covers Tooth Rrushss
Flre Shoyels, Powelins, Charm Knives. Mucii.
az, sewing hachin- Oh, scrub Brushes, Linea
Thread, Hand Saw Files. Suspesdrrs Pencil
Boxes, Calico Ausllns and hundred OF other
articles going AZ this priea
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AN ESCAPE

Is made from al the diseases that come
from, tented blood if the liver is reused 70
yir0-ous action, the blood purified ard the
system braced up with DR.. Fierces Golden
Medical Disu..-ery. LanguOr and loss OK
npDetite. with OF without Indigestion, warn
YOU that craver Ills are close behind. Inc
Il Discovervn viii sharpen the appetite, I'M
prove DIGESTION and restore health. A pos
itive c-,-9 for "Iiyer Complaint lndlges-
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factories alone to say nothing Of those
Ia the fields.
In concluding, Mr.. Mason stated his
belief that the beet sugar industry
would prove 20 be in the future one of
the grentest industries in this State, so
rich in resources and which gives so
much promise Tor the future.
GEO. w. SUMNERs.
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ThFes.Gsnt Articles.

Ladies' Hahdkerchiefs. shaving Brushes, 1
dozen Dress Buttons. stamped Dippers No.
sales, hschine oil Cans. Potato 'NAsher.
eo1@n Safety Pins Perfumed Toilet Soar. psi,
Scissors, Pint tunnels. Jelly plates. Cerry
Combs, dozen shoe Laces, school States
bSstlng Spoons, scent Tablets, Cork Screws.
harmonious, Cake Turner's, Mouse Trar,
Windsor Ties. fT
Come here for bargains, We will no, dl,a,.
pOlnt Won.
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hine.Ceni Articles,

Ladies' Cloves Shoe Brushes. Stew Pans. Pre-.
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives. worth IS couts.
Glass Dishes. MIX Strainsrs. Coffee Pots, Flour
Sitter. Suspenders. Extract YanillA Dolls,
Dish Pans. Hammers, I Pouud GFain or Ground
PeppeL Pound Cinnamon, Pound OinEer 1
Pound Baking Powder.
The above ar all genuine bargains and lovsI
than ever before
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SeYen-Csnt Articles,

Cslgate's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs,
Harmonicas, Counter Rocks, Dress Goods. La
dies Handkerchief, Mixed Bird seed, white.
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups, wash Pans,
Shears.
At this popular price We offer many articles
worth double the uoney.
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EiohI-cent Articles,

Monkey Nrenches, Whisk Brooms. wash
Bowls, Thu Buckets Long Handle Fire Shoyels.
Rules Hosiery. Large Lamp Burners Bor
Paper and Envelopes, spring Balances, Sos.
sofs, Blank Books, Patent Buttons
our customers know a good thing When they
see 10. Join the nrocesston 10 our store
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TIE EECEpTIONI
CONSPIRACY.
TIE HUNS BND SLAVS IN TIE COKE RE
GION THINK THEY

Have Been Iho Victims Of a Conspiracy Among
the German, Irish and Cher English-Speak-
ing Workmaa - The Object Alleged Was the
Driving Oat Of the Huns and Slays - They
Ars Bitter Against Their leaders and May
Take Revenge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-07
Slx.Ceni Articles,

One set Table spoons. BlsuS books. Purses,
ShiruEg. Suspenders. Butcher knives iOcent
Laces sleeve Bnttons. i0crnt Embroiderie.
Seruhbing Brushes, Gents Half Hose.
Merchants invited. We have bargains for
you and IL will nay Won % eaT
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You only need make The most super
acIaI examination 10 dstermIGe tho value
OF the Register a. an advertising me-
dium. Publishes more local and 'eie-
graphic news IN one issue than any OF
Is contem pOrarles Do in Ihroe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-07

judieious fertilizing. planted in potatoes
every alternate year or every year, as
The results may justify
GEO. w. SUMMERS.
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PROPOSALS
NOTICE
To Contractors and Builders.

Bids are invited for the erection OF a new
Court House and Jail buildings in the town OF
welsh, Mcdowell county, West Virginia, agree
able to plans aud specifications prepared by
Frank 2. Milburn, OF Catlettsburg, Ky. Pro-
posed cost $3.50 for both buildings. Plans
ana specifications will be on file in the Comfy
Court ClerS's Office OF said county on and after
the 9TH day OF April 1894. The Clerk OF the
County Court will receive sealed bids until !
O'Clock May 5th 1894, when said bids will be
opened and contract awarded The Court re
serves the right to rejust any and all BIDS. All
bids 10 be accompanied with $1,000 bond with
approved security. as evidence il said bid is ac-
cepted, that said bidder will enter into contract
with good and sufficient bond for the faithful
performance OF his contract.
THE COUNTY COURT OF MCDOWELL CO.
BY r. X. ToTTES,
President and Chairman OF Building Commit
tee.
Test: !. r. JOHNSON.
Deputy for W. p. Pope, Clerk. apitw&'a
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department Il n0v
ready FOR business aud wc are sr0wing line u
goods In new. bright aud tasteful patterns that
are selling like flash. We offer during tina
month your choice 40 "a 90 pcr suit up, welt
worth one.thifd more money.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FASHION MAGAZINES

Il For May. and all the Literary hontnlies
for April received. Also the latest Weekly
Papers Eastern and Western Daily Papers
delivered anywhere.
CT. QUIMBY, 14l4 Market Street
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FOR SALE.

Fine Farm. is7 acres. three miles from
Moundsvilie. with splendid improvements.
This is a bargain.
Farm 5sI acres. near TriaaelphiA s2slo.
Fsrm 50 scres, 81 miles east Of city, sd.
House. rooms. lot 3jIf22 feet, Eon street,
Genre Wheeling. $500
Double brick house. aand rooms, with mod
ern improvements. lot 4j1lO0 feet. Bargain.
Two brick houses. 5 and 6 rooms, los IooEiOo.
Hotel. Hrooms, doing good business, splendid
Eo"se' s rooms. 1903 McColioch street. o. 90
House. rooms, Wood street, Eighth ward. LOT
2jylOO feet, s50l
aosse. 5rooms. Jacob street, Centre wh.-l-
ing. Cheap. sLS0O.
$500 -, =, "a
House. rooms and nall Chapiine street, Cen
ire Wheeling. 40
lot East end Fourfeentn street. 500.
los on Lind street Belysdere, s.75 each.
Iots In Behreus a Spideis and Hsnolsn's adj
dltiou 70 Moth Bsnwood. Boggs' Run, Csld-
wells Ran. Pleasant valley, Bellevue and other
pl.css IN and near the city.
NE5B1TT e DEVlNE,
1872 Make. Street
Telephone ei3.
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BARGAINS---E. B. POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.
0ne.Ceni Articles,

Q haayy Envelopes gooi Peu Holders. 6
S'eeI rens' Memorandum Book. Sheets Note
Paper. Slate Pencils, 4 LEAD Pencils 4 crlis,
bnItons, punches Hair Pins. Handkerchief.
IhImo.e. l paper Pas. I paper Needles. /
SPOOL STA twist dozen Hooks aud Ewes 6
Brass Pants Buttons. , Hat Pin. Roy Csrnss
knitting Needles -
Lots Of h-eent r,oSs .of,- ..t -.
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ton. Dyspepsia and BIZ
iOusneSS.
Mr.. J. p. MCApAMs, OF
T10l CllleCe, II. C,writes (:
4" A few of my symptoms
were, Heart . burn and
fullncss after eating,
sometimes rain IN my
bowels, headache. poor
appetite and bSd taste
ia NY mouth. 81 night
J was f5verish, with hot
hushes over skin. AFTER
taking DrAPierce's Cold
en- Medical Discovery L
was relieved Ok all these
symptoms and INeel per-
well to-day&
~
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CLOTHING.


0Vfrr0atS a. prices tba. 'm .,o Al io.mss
OvefcoAt We have great Bargains Al
1857. $500, 80. 90, 80. 70. up 20 stO.T6.
Meme Suitc ats p. . 81. - o. - 81. q %,
HGl JULIO g. 10. SgR 90 slg g. Wr are
leaders In low prices n you can match thess
goods f0r les than double The mosey any.
where We invite you q return the same and
y-ur money viii bs refunded Jhcas goods
m1st 20
KtHS Pants 8 g. q; ;6 &C. sss, . SOW Is W no !.
value OF dollar ~ 10 borrow one II yos
want 20 know how 10 save dollar Or more
look AZ our Clothing Department
pnvei gnitc ~ 5sc. SIC. So, 81 a. 81 81 %.
DVya DullO Come 20 once. This sale caunot
last always. You cannot match tho prices.
R0vS' Pants attic 10, -. sc Thee ~.
DVJo i0uto bargains and going very fast -
present. We have ali sizes from 70 - AZ
these prices.
Mems Shoes 81 n 4 q p PC :. 81 Il 8. 20 e
we'll 70 save money on Shoes a. anything
else, and w are away bslow The market.
Ladies Fine Shoes s s. q. g ~ 8 81 !, ~ !:
g g. Our success Ia Tue Shoe Inc is PROBABLY
more than We dessrye. We presume ne r.tson
We sell 80 many Is because they don't last lorL
bot people will have them.
Childrsns Shoes s q 49, -: s no. III s. .s s
Hens and Boys Hats e. e no. ss !, ss Z, 70,
tine SIX H4i, which usually sells AtsJ 81
Name ohirts ~ To- &c. az. az up 10 Do
ReH ellfS On Shirt. We lead ms ii-ds
ElliEtry and Ribbons si i ~ 2f'f y: e os
save YOU ioss ~ money Mis- Agnes Garrity
viii give you pointers on Millinery and Trim
mings that viii do goo good ana viii rot over
charge you 40, sell you Old styles.
IIn6eruaaE Undsfshirts snd Drawers A. "a,
UHuVl HDoi' &c. &c. SC, &c up. We are Al.
wsys below the markes ON these goods. 80 we'll
e. sverthinE else.
Bed Comforts and Blankets 81. 81 3 10
We bave Just received a 10. o. these goods -
pricss tina, will surprise gos.
Ladies COFSetS ~. &c, 4s.up
Umbrellas a. &C. os. ssop
Lace Curtains ..s,s. sc. s7ssp.
cronssisq zlIbs- Graaala.sd Sugar ior 81 %:
UIVObilbo. ArbscEis's Coffee &c. Craia %
Ground Pepper. Cinnamsn. desiard, Ginger
and BAKING Powder. al goinZ a. DC per pound'
~ 2 pounds for = cents-
tz-A clo,hinE store n Boot asd shoe
store. a Nat store. . Dry Goods store,
aiIiInerv store, a Motion store, n Furnish
lag Goods store, n Hardware and TDnwars
store. q Tea and Grocery store-nine
store. in one-AIl complste under one roof
We have tie largest dspsriiasnt store Ia ths
site 100 20 TOO Nam street. 10 70 81 lsnth
str,et and 1901 % 1907 Market street. hleTsn
eatrances lake your choice. Blf<ains IN every
department
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IWo.ceni Articles.

II dozen Buttons, I Fine Comb I bot,l. r,,,
Pint Tin Cups, Handkerchief. Cake Guitars
Pepper soNes. LAugtry Hsir Pins Carpents,
Pencils, tuf Buttons, Pie Pans. Pocket Cpmb.
NAokins. Can Openers. Spool Cotton. Toile,
ellis. HAIR CriInpefs.
We deal only IN Bargains aud give big value
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EoR RENT-FRoNT ROOMS. SUITABLE
IL for Offices. Inquire at 1901 Market street.
LUTZ BROS. DELHI
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-FoUR ROOMS IN THE REAR
~ Of l047 Main street. GEO. BUSCH. feie&dh
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EloE PENTHOUSE on THlRTY-FoURTH
Il street. rooms. Possession at once. En-
quire Of JOS A. LARKIN, 29I4 ChApline street
mr2le&dh
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PIERCE s = CUTE.
The herald., 1894-05-24
APPROACHING A SETTLEMENT.
Western Passenger Troubles
Being Fixed Up.
The Atchisen and Union Pacific Come
to an Understanding.
A Plan Being Formulated Whereby Vest
ern Freight Rates Can Be Main
taiRed - Local Rail-
road Notes.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 23-There is now a
strong probability that the troubles Of
the Western Passenger association over
emigrant traffic will be settled within
the next few days. President Reinhart
Of the AtchiBon sent telegram to Presi-
dent Clark OF the Union Pacific remind
ing him that they would enter meeting
with reference to a settlement of the diff
ferencee between the lines.
The proposed agreement, which was
accepted by both lines, distinctly pro-
vided that esst-bound California bust
ness was to be included as well as west
bound. This, apparently, was Mr..
Clark's understanding OF the matter, fol
he sent General Passenger Agent Lomax
of the Union Pacific back to Chicago
with instructions to have the matter
fixed up.
The president of the Western Freight
association lines met today and iormu-
lated plan by which rates can be
maintained, and it was referred to 6
com mittee Of IL vice. presidents of the
lines represented to work out its details
and report it tomorrow for revision and
adoption. The bsst of feeling WAS mani
tested at the meeting.
The herald., 1894-05-24
POMONA.

The Veterans VIII Observe Memorial
Day-An Obnoxious Ordinance.
POMONA, CAL, May 3d. Vicksburg
post No. 81, G. A. r.. has Issued an or
der for the observance of Memorial day
MAY 30). The order provides that the
post shall have a memorial sermon on
Sunday by Rev. B. G. Cory, and that on
Wednesday the 30th inst. at s 80 a. M.
1t will meet at its hall to hold memorial
services. Post will form for parade at
a. m. in front of its hall on Second
street, march east to Carey, counter
march to Ellen, countermarch to Main,
north on Main to First, west on First to
Cenotaph near fire hall, whore the usual
exercises and address by Rev. F. NJ.
Bowling will be held.
All the graves of our comrades will be
cleaned and decorated with flowers by a
committee before the post falls in for
parade. All old soldiers are invited to
fall in and take part in the services with
the post. Each year our lines grow
shorter here, while they lengthen on
the other side" We invite all the peo-
pie to unite with us in the service. At
IL 80 a. M. the post will take the train
for Ontario, whore 1t will unite with the
Ontario post, and hold memorial SER
vices. Judge Waldo M. York Of Los An
geles will deliver the memorial address.
Mrs. M. J. Simpson left this morning
for San Francisco, to be gone a month
or more visiting the midwinter fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ravnes, Mira. A.
0. Cowan and son. E. E. Cowan, re-
turned last night from San Francisco,
The herald., 1894-05-24
DOWNEY.

A Budget of Interesting Items From q
Flourishtag suburb.
DowNEY, CAL, May 23.-The tent
meeting is we'll attended and much in
terest is shown. Rev. A. G. Ba ne con-
ducts the services this week.
The Woman's Home Mission society
of the M. E. church convanes this week
at the church near town. Delegates are
expected from Southern California and
Arizona.
Mr.. Ingram was at home from Oak
land in time to fill his pulpit on Sum
day.
Last Sunday was children's day at the
M. e. church. The church was beauti-
fully decorated, and very interesting
programme Was given by the children Of
tho Sunday school.
Captain Renfro, who has been quite
sick for some time, spent last week at
Temescal.
DR.. O. J. Rawley is building an add.
ton to his residence in town.
Mrs. Nash Twedy died at her home in
Rivera, after long Illness.
Miss Lydia Graves will make Los An
geles her home hereafter.
The latest intelligence from s. G.
Hammer ia that ne is enjoying himself
at Saratoga Springs, and planning moon
light sails up and down the Hudson.
He sends regards to his friends of Dow
ney.
Mr.. Swingel of Long Beach was visit
ing his son. Of Downey, last Sunday.
Miss Lee Browning spent last week
With friends at RedonGo.