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The herald., 1894-09-28
POMONA.

POMONA, Sept. PA regular meeting of the
board of trade will be held next Monday even
ing.
H. Tu1ss and Teqglpte esqlgglt tie }eftc caBrtlhiee tlhiee
celebration.
Miss Ida Benfry will read selections from
Victor Hugo's masterpiece, Les Miserables at
the Methodist Episcopal church Saturday
evening.
Miss Mary Loud is expected home from New
York next week. She has been away nearly a
year pursuing musical studies.
Dr.. NJ. Bateman and W. A. Bell are in
San Diego this week.
Special services are being held each Friday
evening at the Baptist church.
Mr.. sylvester Loukz is now in Phoenix, Ariz
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard L. Goodwin are ex-
pected to arrive from Denson, Tex, next
Saturday.
Persons who have not registered should bear
in mind that they can not do so after october
10th.
Meldon's slight of hand and juvenile gift
show appears at the opera house tomorrow
night and Saturday matinee at 80 D. m
The Holiness tent is soon TO be removed from
its present quarters to the lot next to Colonel
Brooks' residence on Carey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Stoddard Jess, who have been
visiting in Wisconsin, will be home Saturday.
The engagement of Wint. B. Ross and Miss
Louise Gilbert has been announced.
G. NJ. McKendrick left this morning for San
Diego TO attend the Cabrillo celebration which
is being held there this week.
Services will be held next Sunday evening
at the Unitarian church. The last of the Unity
club sermons on Why Am What Am will be
delivered by the pastor, Rev. U. g. B. Pierce
Special selections by the choir will also be
given.
The Y. P. S. E. of the Christian churc h
will give social tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Ira Draper on the corner of Holt
avenue and Gordon street.
The Womsns council begins its session on
Saturday, October 9th, at $3.50 p M, in Nc
Comas hall.
Ben Harner of the Beacon is in Los Angeles
today.
Work will begin at once at the corner of Main
and First streets on the erection of tWo-story
building, 80 by -, containing two stores This
Rutan, the builuers and the clearing OF the
property was begun this morning. Work is to
be rapidly pushed forward, as business firms
are waiting to occupy the stores
Work is progressing on the new steam laun-
dry and feed mill across the street east from
the cannery. The building will be OF much
larger dimensions than those recently burned.
The herald., 1894-09-28
SANTA MONICA.

SANTA MONICA. Sept. 27.-Mr Robert T.
Jones, chairman of the fire and water commit
tee of the board of TRUSTEES, has worked hard
of late over the proposition of securing hetter
Fl protection and bringing the department,
trustees and people into closer and beter ac-
quaintance, thereby doub ing the fir mems
useiulne and thus advancing tn towns in
terests in another d rcction. lie has been
gr 'atly aidei by Me.srs I. a. L. is and ]. j.
Carr Ito, the other members OF the committee.
On ednesdNy evening h commi &c met in
injunction with Msssrs G. Dex er, A. j.
Myers, Geo. G. Holeney, NJ, u. Feather, r. D.
Suits. NJ. II. Bolkinan and L. D. Woodwork OF
the fire depertm mt and discu ed vari lis
plans for the improveme I OF the service here
numb Der OF improvements, among them a
mounted night fire patrol, who wouIi serve as
fire marshal also man to sleep Mt fir rouss
and give alarms, etc. and 20 pat in unrumbsr
of additional hy 'rants.
NJ. ]. HYDE engineer at tho mammoth wharf
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CONDENSED TELEGEAMs.

The celebrated French engraver, Gustav
Levy, is dead.
The condition of James Anthony Froude, the
tho suit instituted BY Governor Markham to
have the Blythe estate escheas to the state
At Media, Pa, the jury in the Shortridge
case. after deliberating an hour and half,
returned verdict OF not guilty. The verdict
is popular one.
The clerks of the Bank of England held an
angry meeting to protest against the recent
admission into the bank as EMPLOYEES of two
patches oflady clerks.
1t is stated that DR.. Kayzer is about to resign
the chiefship of the German colonial depart
ment and that he will be succeeded by Herr
Zlmmer, governor OF German Southeast Africa.
At Cincinnati Louis Miller, aged 40, muir
dered his wife and then killed himself He
was drunk and jealous. Their only children
two daughters, aged 16 and ~ years, wit
messed the tragedy
1t is reported that bad blood was generated
at the Clan-na-Gael convention held recently
in Philadelphia, and the dissatisfaction of the
members was caused by the expulsion of
camps 10 and 93 of Brooklyn.
At a meeting of go live stock breeders at
Springfield ILL.,, a committee was appointed to
meet in Chicago to prepare permanent Or
ganization of eastern and western breeders
Tor the classification of entries to fairs
The pope has summoned Mgr Hulst the
spiritual adviser of the late comte de Paris to
the Vatican for the purpose of imparting TO
him instructions in regard to the Royalists
In clerical circles this action is believed to be
a fatal blow to the pretensiors of the mon
archists.
i. A special from Lima, Peru, says the report of
the committee of the senate appointed to in
vestgate the charges against the former min
1ster OF commerce recommends that he be in
dicted. Congress will consider whether q
prosecution will be ordered The government
has set reinforcementst to Huacho.
News is received from Costa Rica of an an
archists attempt to assassinate President
lglesias during the military review at San
jose Five shots were fired at the president by
an anarchist named Micanosa. Dynamite was
found in the house where. an accomplice
named Jiminez lived. The police seized docu-
ments which give evidence OF widespread
conspiracy.
In view OF the fact that the Austro-Hung
rian legation has raised the question OF the
exclusive right, ancently belonging to the
soyereigns OF Spain, France and Austria to
object to the election OF any cardinal as pope
n special clause Will be added by the pope to
the secret instructions to be given al the COM
ing conclaye, in order to frustrate any attempt
to revive the right.
1t is stated that the long litigstion over the
Waterloo mine in San Bernardino coun, is
about TO be COMPROMISED and the case taken |
ou OF court The contest has been going on |
Tor wears md has cost nearly $3.50. 900 in that |
ume. The WlscAn IN owners of the mine are |
tired Of the litigation and as soon us the Eng |
lisa owners oil the Silver King mine settl. the |
question OF debentures, the suit will be com |
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SAN BERNARDrMo.

SAN BERNARD1No, Sept. 27.-J. w. Stephenson
has moved his law office to the Farmers Ex-
change bank building.
Dulh OF sun Bernardino, were marrIou ny J uus I
Knox yesterday afternoon.
Judge j. I. Knox and wife returned yester
day from Redondo, where they have been rus.
ticSting since the first os the month. The
judge spent most of his time on the wharf
fishing, he tells us. Callers at his Office can
learn the particulars OF his 600-pound catch in
six days.
Congressman Bowers, candidate for re-elec-
ton on the Republican ticket, is set down for
aspeech in Red ands on the Both OF October
Lieut. Harvey e. Higbey is in command of
Company q of Redlands on their San Diego
trip, Captain Diss being busy with his canvass
and excused by his colonel.
parsonage costing $500 is to be erected
by the Baptists of Redlands on their Cajon
street church property.
q. d. Stuart, Populist candidate for district
OF that party for treasurer will hold forth at
Cotton tonight
Judge c. N. Damron, wife and daughter, Miss
Lenna, were visiting in Riverside today
Unity club was organized last evening. Rev.
IL. D1gby Johnson explained that the purpose
OF the club would be Intellectual social ad-
yancement. The subject of study will be Eng
llsh liiernsure The club and class numbers
SO members. The following officers were
elected: President, S. S. Draper; vice-presi-
dent, DR.. Dickey; secretaries, Misses Clara
held every Wednesday evening and the fourth
Wednesday evening in each month will lie d.
voted to social enjoyment The hours OF meet
ing will be from to D. IN,
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Martin HsIlsr's WIN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The will of
Martin Heller provides for the distribu-
tion OF an estate valued at over a million
dollars, which is to be divided among
his children and near relatives. The
Hebrew orphan asylum Is left the sum
OF $1,000. The will provides that his
business shall be carried on for three
years and that his interest in the busi-
ness shall draw per cent per annum,
and that his sons. the surviving partners.
shall have full charge Of the business.
The executors are not required to fur
nish bonds and are empowered to dis
pose of any part of the estate, subject to
the Limitation Of the will, in any manner
they eee fit,
The herald., 1894-09-28
RUNNING RACES.
clifford Wins tho Oakwood stakss-rhe a
Kausss City Meattuy


NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The fold was small at
Jerome park today, but the finishes were close
in many cases. Only Banquet and Clifford
started for the Oakwood stakes at mile and
one-eighth, with the former at to l, and the
latter at about to 2. The pace was hot one
from the fall OF the flag, with Banquet in the
lead ana EilnoIu trailing Al the head of the
stretch Clifford got his head and assumed the
lead Then Boggett got at Banquet and in a
hard drive for quarter OF a mile was beaten
neck.
Six furlongs-Applsuse won, Havoc second
Louise (illyl third; time, l:17.
Mile and on -sixleenthrDiscoun won Pei.
dem. re second, Poetry third; time, :52
Mile and one-eiehth Oakwood stokes--Clif-
ord won Banquet second; time, ~,
Titan course Lightfoot won, Flirt second,
Milan third; time, :I2li.
Haii mile-kallimrhoe won. Samaritan sec
ond Mohawk third; time, 0;51.
HAT mile-Jewel won, Rama second, Ex-
pectatlon third; time, 0:5iit.
Iltan course-Hugh Penny won, Harrington
secohd' Copyright'third; time. :l21a.
OPENING AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. ~ The fall running
races meeting opened here today Conditions
we're favorable and the sport excellent The
horses got OF well and maGc fast time -Four
fayoritc9 H.
Six furlongs-Monk overton won, Pat Lee
SECOND, SI,.n ureen frewitt third; time, 40.
second, Champagne third; time, ;uG
Five fnrlongs- Little Eli won, BIRD Dobson
second, kcy third; time, rs.
ven furlongs-Dr. McAllister won John
second. Hesperia third time 40" "o"' 'o''"
.,.siX and half fnriongs -Atless won. Joe
Wooiman ,So second bockhill third; time, :25
Four hundred horses. many OF them from
St. Louis and other western tracks. are here
Inc meeting will last 3 days. and Isl expected
to be the largest ever held here.
AT I.AToNIA
CINCINNATI, Sept 27.-The Lalonia track
was fast. Only two fayorites won. Fifty ont
of 50 entries W nj 10 tn, pos.
Seven furlon s-LittIe Miss won. Alibi s.,-
ond, Mss P,r>ins hird; time, I i, ".
sew in,l6ngs-I emen won, Remorss seq
ond, Elva tn I'd; tim 20
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MUST ELECT a JUDGE.
This State supreme Court Decides
Question for Madsra County.

The State supreme Court Decides =
Question for MADEIRA County.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The SUI
preme court has decided that MADEIRA
county must vote for judge to
the superior bench at the coming
election. When MADEIRA county was
created. a commission wss appointed to
verify the results of special election OF
officers to complete the organization
of the county. w. N. Conley was
elected judge and received q
commission from Governor Markham,
empowering him to hold Office "for the
term provided by law" How long the
term lasted was the question which the
supreme court was asked to decide. The
supreme court interpreted the constitu-
tion on the point to mean that the
people as q rule should choose their pub
lie officers at the general elections, and
other modes OF filling Offices provision
ally should bo limited to cases Of neces.
eity."
The herald., 1894-09-28
moRmors PARDoNEp.

Presfd sut CIeveiahd Extends Amnesty
to All Reformed Poiygamists.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-The president
has issued the following proclamation /:
Whereas, Congress. by statute ap-
proved March %, 1882. and by atstutes
in furtherance and amendatory thereof,
defined the crime of bigamy, polygamy
and unlawful cohabita.ion in the terri
tories and places within the exclusive
jurisdiction of the United States aud pre-
scribed penalty for such crimes, and
Whereas. On or about the 9th day OF
October, 1890, the church OF the Latter
Day Saints. commonly known as the
Mormon church, through its president,
issued O manifesto proclaiming the pur-
pose OF said church to no longer sanction
the practice OF polygamous marriages
and called upon all members and ad-
herents Of said church to obey said laws
OF the United States in reference to said
subject matter. and,
Whereas, ON the 4th day OF January,
A. D. 1893, Benjamin Harrison, then
president OF the United States, did do
clare and grant full pardon and amnesty
to certain offenders under said acts upon
condition Of future obedience to their
requirements, as js fully set forth In said
proclamation OF amnesty and passed on |;
and,
Whereas, Upon the evidence now fur
nished me, am satisfied the members
and adhereuts Of said church, generally,
abstain from plural marriages and po-
lygamous cohabitation, and are now
living in obedience to the laws, and the
time has now arrived when the interests
of public justice and morality will be
promoted by the granting of amnesty
ana pardon to all such offenders as have
corlplied with the condition OF said
proclamation, including such offenders as
have been convicted under the provis-
ions OF esfd act;
Now, therefore, I, Grover Cleveland.
president OF the United States, by virtue
OF tbs powers in me vsoted, do hereby
declare and grant full amnesty and par
don to all persons who have in violation
OF said acts committed either of the Of
lenses of polygamy, bigamy, adultery or
unlawful cohabitstion under the color
OF polygamous or plural marriage, or
who having been convicted OF violation
of said act are now euffering deprivation
OF civil rights in consequence OF the
same, excepting all persons who have
not complied with the conditions con-
tanned in said executive proclamation OF
January 4. 1898.
In witness whereof, etc.,
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
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One mile-sieter Mary won 81. Maxim sec
ond, Selena d. third; time, 1 al.
Latonia, autumn prize, nile and an eighth
Lehman won, Rey el Santa Anita second, Eg-
Six furlongs3K alharine won, Victorious
second, Lilly of the West bird; time. :16ls.
Seven f1rlongs-EH won. Betty Badger sec
ond, Strathroth third; time. 1 :29
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Madison results:
Five furiongs -Picadilly won, Mania 8. sec
ond. Annie II. third; time :063l
Five and half furlongs-Pebble Rock won,
Doubtful second, Tom Karl third; time l3l4
-Four and half furlongs-Trsmp won, raj
metto Boy second, Courtney third; time 5S.
Five fnrlongs-starlight won, Tenor second,
Prince Peyton third; time :06A.
Six and half ffurlongs-Arthur fu G. won, MY
Partner second, Ivanhoe third; time 1 20.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM, ILL.,. Sept 27.-Six furlongs-Dam-
ask won, Whitestone second, B. F. Fly third !;
time, 15.
Six furlongs-Katie B. won Linnett second,
Mile and sixteenth-Eagle Bird won,
Cicely second, Linda third; time, :411s.
six furlongs--Amelia May won, Ellie second,
Full Measure third; time l:l4l5.
Mile and 20 yards-Buck McCann won, ABB
bess second, King Mac third; time, :4S]3.
BRITISH TURF EVENT.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-At Newmarket today the
Jockey Club stakes. 10000 soveregns, mile
and two furlongs, was won by Hugh Mccall
monrs Isinglass, st. Florian second. Lord Dur
hams Raeburn third. Great interest centered
in the race, as it took place at the close OF the
years battle for the leadership between Jock
eys Cannon and Loates The scores before the
race stood: Cannon, 130 winnings; Loates,
l2S. l.oates rode Isinglass and Cannon rode
Throstle.
Priestholm led after the start, making the
running. clear of t. Florian; Isinglass and
Son OF Mine followed and Throstle was last.
Near the Rowley mile post Throstle bolted, but
was righted. A few seconds later she bolted
avav Half a mile from home Priestholm was
beaten and ST. Florian went to the 'front.'. AT
the bushes st. Florisn was beaten and lsin-
glass. drawing to the 'front.' made the remain
der OF the running and won by two lengths.
81. Floriau was second, Raeburn third and
Priestholm last. Time, 2:l3.
The herald., 1894-09-28
REDLANDS.

REDLANDs Sept. o7.--The action which the
city trustees took at their meeting held last
night, relative to the proposed thoroughfare
between this city and the Barton tract, made
the people living in the Barton tract section OF
thetowp happy. The board decided that State
street should be extended, following the line
Of the zanjn on the sorth side This will give
the Barton-tract residents direct commuilica-
tion with the business portion OF the town, and
Will greatly enhance the value of their estate,
Ihc street is TO be 65 feet wide.
Dr. Wheat, seer tary OF the board OF health,
appeared before the board, com planning OF Il
nuisance in the yard back OF tie Crafts block
on OrinGc street i'll the way of insufficient
drainage. The board instructed him 10 see
that the nuisance was abated.
Considerable stock has been subscribed for
the Redlands Athletic park association. 1t is
expected TO have the park in working order i'll
the near future.
he Methodists expect soon to build an addi-
tion to their church.
The herald., 1894-09-28
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Summary of Yesterdays Games
Lenvua DssmGuds.

Summary of Yesterday's Games on
League Dssmonds.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 27.-The game sche duled
to be played here today between Louisville
and Brooklyn was postponed until Sunday,
when two games will be played.
CINCINNATI. Sept 27.-Score: Cincinnati, 4;
base hits, q; errors, 8.
New York, IL; base hits IL; errors, l.
Batteries-Merritt and Fisher; Wilson and
Clark.
DETROIT. Mich, Sept 27-Exhibition game
Detroit, /; base hits 3; errors, q.
Baltimore 4; base hits, q; errors, 2.
Observation-Disclosures and Jantzen; Hawke
and Clark.
PrrTsBURe Sept 27.-Pittsburg, 1; base hits.
A ! errors, l..
Boston, g.: base hits, IA: errors. /.
Batteres-Ehret aud Weaver; Cancel and
Stvetts
CLEVELAND, Sept. 2S.-Cleveland, 26: base
hits, 26 errors, L.
Philadelphia, A.; base hits IL: errors, 8.
Batteries-Young and thinner; Weyhing and
Grady.
The herald., 1894-09-28

was married 20 Miss Pearl Herold of San Pedro
at Los Angeles on Wednesday. In the even
ing superior wedding supper was given at
Lawton's restaurant, the supeNb private dining
rooms being artstically decorated in honor of
the event.
Roland Lee, who has been confined to his
room for a number of days with a severe at
tack OF la grippe, is out again.
candy pull was an enjoyable event at the
Casino last night.
Mr Charles Kent and company of stars will
appear at the North Beach bath house ball
room on Friday, September goth, IN the com
edy, A Spssn, which has been fsvorably re-
ceived elsewhere. Mrs Minnie Hance owens
and Mrs Washington Berry will assist
The spy OF Gettysburg was given at the SOL
diers' home by the Jolly Players last night to
large audience.
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THE RIGHT TO sTRIKE.
Arguments in the Dsbs Contempt Case
Almoet Concluded.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Assistant District Attor-
ney Ros enthal closed the argument for the
government in the Debs case today. s. s.
Gregory, for the defense, contended that work
ingmen have right to strike, based on the
constitution, and any interested party has a
right to order strike. The attorney
declared the United States court injunc-
tions against Debs were void and no one
can be punished for refusing to obey void
injunction. Oral arguments in the Debs con-
tempt procee lings will be concluded tomor-
row, when Judge Woods will take the case
under advisement No decision is expected
before the latter part of october.
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The Texiiln striir. Rrnlrr

New BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 27.--The great
textile strike In this city was broken this after
the employees of the Pierce mill were in
structed to go back o, work. The officers Of
this company have decided not only to pay the
old scale, but they furnish specifications Of
work rs demanded by the strikers, making the
victory for the latter complete. The early re-
sumption OF wok by oil the other cloth mills
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At a naatinn nf tha El TaIanrafo n

At a meeting Of the Ell TELEGRAPH Ball
club, last night, tho following officers
were elected for the next ak months :
Eugene Maxwell, president: Guy Lake,
vice-presidsnt; Fred Maier, secretary
and treasurer; F. @. Monroe, manager.
Mr.. Monroe has under contract the
players Raymer. Grotzingsr, Lucas,
Cermons. Goldie, Plant, Swan aud
Steinfeld. The team as now formed is
very strong, but Monroe is on the look
out for better men il possible.
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I,i.,inrn,abod pa.s,,,r,,.

gers who are booked to sail for New York sat
urday by the American line New York are
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould, II. II. Kohlsaat OF Chi
cage, Consressman W. L. Wilson, Congress
lG. Abbey, J. L. Cadwailader Nine. Melba. j
l. Cavens. y ". tramp, Norman Cramp and
Smith w. Weed.
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Reed and MoK,al.v Iuyited.

TACOMA, Sept. 27.-Governor McKin-
Icy and Congressman Tom Reed have
been invited to speak in Washin eton
during the fall campaign by the Repub-
lican state central committee, which
has just opened new headquarters here.
II they come it is expected they will
make brief tour OF the northwest
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE COPARTNERsITIP HERETOFORE EX
isting in the city OF los Angeles, county or
Los Angeles. state OF California under the
lrm name and title of Smith ,E Gilbert, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
J. l.. SMITH
JOSEPH GILBERT.
Los Angeles Cal, september ~, 1894.
9-2l-iri's At
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Nj OUNTAIN FIRES.
Considerable Ds nsgo Heportsd In Santa
Barbara County.

N"hSIuerHbI@ De N ago NeNOrted IN Ennta
Barbara County.
SANTA BARBARA, Sopt OF Mountain fires
are raging In dangerous proximity to some of
the ranches situated near the foothills not far
from this city. Great damage has been done
to property. \ large number Of cuttin on
pasture burned ANA seVeT6i narrow escapes
are reported among ranchers and thcir fam
u cs. A portion OF the Glenn Annie ranen was
swept by fire last night and q large barn filed
with hay consumed. \ man and his family
living in cnilon found themselves surrounded
by roaring flames and made their escape al
most by miracle Fires are i'll raging and
apprehension ~ felt by stock owners and
rnnchers near the burning district
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A striks snnnnilx Won

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Sept. ga strike of 10
hours duration ended at the Harris Corliss en-
gine works this morning, and over 1890 mo-
lost any time. Last night, when The men leit
the works, they agreed not to return today un-
der q reduction OF wages, which they had been
notified would 70 into effect this morning.
They Immediately stated the situation to tile
company, who yielded to the men.
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TO THE PUBLiC-

LUs UELhS, LaI., Ju J IT 1884
DR.. WONG H1M, U33 Upper Main at
Dear alr-l take eayur5 in adding my testi-
mony o tho many YOU ailoady hive received.
l VIII say thas after sklpg YOUR treatment for
caiarrh OF The heat and throat, hat an now
wei, ann ask YOU 10 irier 10 N any person
that may ferl skertic1l aud / Ylil satisfy them
as TO the efficacy OF your trestment. Yours
truly, Pc. KING
Attorney and Notaty Pnb ic
Ga-yAuza Cal.
The herald., 1894-09-28

R. N. 9. Wilson was arrested last
night for carrying concealed weapon.
Officer Stephenson found him on Main
street in possession OF big revolver.
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The possession OF lottery ticket
caused George Parker to be taken to the
city prison last night. where he put up
s25 bail to appear in the police court
this afternoon and answer to the charge.
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Ku.hns sevsridre,s Dlvoro..

superior court has confirmed :he referes's re-
p IT regarding kuene Beveridge Co hlan an
absolute div.rce fl lom Actor Charles Coghl n.
Theie is no prov sion for alimony in the de-
cree and none was a.ked.
The herald., 1894-09-28

Do not wear impermeable and tight-fttinV
hats TINT co scst tns. uluod vessels OF the scalp
U.e Hali- Hair Remover Q ,ssionally, and YOU
will not b. pald.