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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29
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for noale Do9e iiben paa @lis Sss
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oeoes at en- 2ars @risoabl. 6an
bolbt nemlis / ben enc &oanb ct
&eb, bpOrtil oer par bunbet 9 Bgrn,
bet eloite 10 Nar 9ammelt og bet
pn0fte 2 Nar. Ille Dor bebte
&elgaaenoe o. par pea &eien til
Minnefota, iiriper nMinneapolis
Sournal".
- George @r1spolo, en- Is Mar
gammel 8o9bolber ct Mpotbef /
9ecorab, Soma, blep al fin Mober
funoen bepioitlps paa fit 8erelle
ben z3be Iu9. Set beber. at ban
paasruno al en- ubetpbelia &iarlis=
beosaffare tneb en- uns Dame, bpils
ten bans Gaoer baube iot fig imob,
baooe toaet en- 9ofs af Morfin.
9an bpoe no9le fna Minuter, efter
at ban bleu tunben. @an bapbe
fost til fine &enner, at Dnsbassnat.
ten ptloe ban o9, men ineen baphe
tentt, at bet Dor bans Mlpor.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29

@tatSbepartementet bar anmobet
ooe Magter ttligs ON at bolbe fig
efter ben Ouerenstomt, iom iitano=
bro9tes al Gcrenebe Stater % @ne<
Lamb meo 6enipn til 8eRpttelie al
Selen / Bebrin9sbauet. 9ette bar
nbbuenoist paosruno af &olbsitts,
rettens &ienbelie ON, at Torenebe
Stater insen &et bapoe til be @9ne.
buor Selen opbolot fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29

8aser bleo ensan8 meb Mast taene
ub af &ettens 9anber 9eetu gort
og f6rt til @anoba forot forbinbre.
at bet ituloe bliue opboset, bpem
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lisbeoenfaar ie beres Bigger, meo,
minore De berefter fan finbe ct npt
Spfem. | builtet Msenterne tan blioe
tilaot at bolbe Nttierne uncer Eruit.
Bombs % bape oem / fit eset geaon
ftrar tnnne ituiie bet omeritanife
Jolt. 9pabiombelit forat tunne be,
bare 9emmeli9beben!
(Jortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29

&be @aitern &ailtpap So. al Min.
nelota pnlfer unber be nerperenbe
Gorbolbe at fire Tor Garmerne Gle.
!pator< % nbRibn1ns sbetDen1meliebe<
6er for . Dmtoitnin9erne meb famme,
og bill berfor fra ben lobe Nuguf %
inotil anberlebes beitemmes br1nse /
5ulbfgrelle fplgenoe:
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pet &orn 9iennem Great Nortbern=
@leoatorerne / @ef @uperior, isis,
coniin: 5or Mobtaselie, elevating,
os Nfienoelie Us Doses frit Oplas
meoresnet) &c pr. Buibel; Dplass<
leie for buer 80 9aae oper ben neon.
tie Eio ! Gent; iusen Betalins for
&ensning. Sra 15oe Mai til lite
December forbeboloes &et til at inb<
ifr9nfe Gtoen for ouenneunte Eatf
til 45 9aae. Great Mortbern @lepa>
torerae / @eit superior (&ontor i
Dnlutb) bar Siam for 3.500.00O
Bribs! rs Ct unoer Opipn al @in:
neiota Sernbane< os @arebus:& Som.
misitou. Sc beitpres af 9ulutb
Boaro Of Eraoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29
Minnefpta.

@nfao Muberion fra ct. Soul
orutneoe ner 6idIon, 9eo1b. 9atoto,
iiofe 9orsous. !&an bar fpr orbei=
bet / Mortbern &acific>@erfiteberne
ct. Saul men oar iaar reift ub for
at oelta9e / 9gitarbeibet. 6an efters
laoer 9utru % to B9rn ct. Saul.
= 8aior Sausltab bar inoleueret
fin &eii9nation fem &reft Tor ben
Jorenebe Rirtes Meni9beb / @root.
ton, buor ban bar oirtet 5aa lang
en- 9io % bunbet iaa mango @enner,
her bittert nil hetlaee ausas,u soe.,
tee at forlabe D,m. @eiignationen
treber / @raft lite Dftober fpriifom>
menbe. (9en @br. &alsmanb.)
= elias S. Eauis, iom fbr bar
peret Sbertf Cobb County, Ripb
fin 10 Gar samle @pn George ben
20oe Quaut. San ipntes, en- l1sle
lab paa @ieroet. fipb % trof @utten
/ ben penitre @ioe libt ouenfor 3ier.
tet. @utten bar ben 21be bs. ilipe
men bar me9et ioaa, beoer bet.
= See 8almer, 2anomaaler /
Sadlon County, fulbe ben lobe os.
bielpe til neo en- Bollonppiti9nins /
Sberburne. &an bleu inboiflet /
&ebene os fulste meo tilueirs. So
ban bar fommen omfrins 600 Sob
bpit, lpsueoe Gebeue, ban flap Eaget
o9 itprlebe neo. 9an formeli9 fuu.
tes os uor bpb let 9ieblit.
= Sra 8aoena berettes, at ber
bar peret enbel Strioisbeber meuem
Snbianere og 6pioe ueo Cures
STAND IS Mil ira &art 8opios.
strioi9beberue optom paasruno al
ct Epueri, en- Snbianer bapbe Be-
saaet. @n al be !0uibe bar til @art
&apibs efter Mmmunition ben 21be
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berne lite pilbe pere enbte enonu.
- @abena 8ioneer beretter, at en-
II Nar eammel @ut, @bn til s. s.
Dean af 8abena. forleben iatte 2i>
bet til iom Gplse af, at ban blep
forbrenbt / ct Babetar paa Statens
Stole / Garibault for oanbsiuase
8brn. Dppasieren bapbe fat ben
lille Gpr / Baoetaret, buorefter ban
bapbe forlabt &ereliet. 9a ban
bar borte, baube ct af be utilresneli9e
8grn aabnet llblbbet for bet parme
&ano, o9 naar DppasIeren tom til'
bage. bar @utten iaa forbranbt, at
ban ON tort Eib afgit ueb 9ppen.
- @n @ut peb Mapn gilbert
@uenion blep forrise Dnsba9 oper>
tiprt al ct Sernbaneto9 ! Minnea.
polis, ioet ban Rulbe foribse at ban.
9e fig fait / ct Eog, oer bar Bepa.
selie. Surpen, Tom iatte8 til at lln.
beribse Saaen. afsap ben aienbelie,
at bans e9en @tipbe8lpsBeb bar
Mariag til, at ban blep brRbt. Nqe
Gutter itulbe benne Jig til at uere
foriistise % lite, iom iaa ofte er
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29

8reu fra g0afbtm8tptt, 81 6.
(6ra por resuldre &orreipoi,oent.)
24oe lueuit '94
Set er blot for ct Spns @tplb, at
&onsresien bar peret iamlet benne
l1se, mems enboer utaalmobi9t benter,
at &reFoent @leuelanb ital afeiprr
luisbeben angaoenbe Earifipprss=
maalet. Man baabebe. at asrefben,
ten Ru(oe sibre enten bet enc eqer
bet anoet, iaaiuart ban tom tilbnee
til @aibin9ton, men uo iisten er, at
ban lite M pil foreta9e no9et far
Manbagios muaite lite bo. 8eriom
ban lite t,eblasser fit &eto mob 8il.
len for ben Eib, pil ben blipe Sep
ueb Mibrat ben Sag. Man bar
transt baarbt ino paa 8refbenten
forat faa bam til at unberlfriue Btl>
len prats, men bet bielper lite at an,
penoe noeet 9rpt paa Mr. @lepelanb.
Mens Maioriteten af Solicit enbnu
tror, al Billen pil bliue Sop, er bog
MntaQet Of benz, iom tror, at Bref<
oenten uil ne9!e ct lanftionere ben,
bleuet fsrre, foen ban Tom tilbage
til bet bpibe 6us.
Gortroppen al &nisbts Of 8ptbias,
iom itat baue 2eirmgbe ber nefe
l19e, tlaser ouer Sernbanefomp mpo9ni.
erne, ION life bar 9iuet lauere Eot~
iter for BEN, .iom pnlebe at belto9e.
Man antuser. at fun balbt faa mon.
sc fommertil at beltaae M. ION mar
en- rimetig 3atf baube peret beRemt.
Sen itRrteit unberjtpttebe &eiolu.
tion ! sSopDr al fri 5plumpntnins,
iom nogeaiinoe er blepen Introduce.
ret,i Rongresiea, er ben af @epreIen-
tant 9artman fra Montana. Blanbt
be offtcielle @nooriements er be al
@rano Maiier 5ouereisn % Setres
ter 9opes af &nisbts Of 2abor;
Marion Butler, 8reRoent al gfatios
mol 5armers Illianee; Samuel @om>
pers, &refoent Nmerican 5eberation
Of 9abor; g. M. Nrtbur, @btf for
Brotberbooo Of locomotive @nsi>
neers; Sobn McBrioe, &refoent
l1niteo Mfine 8orfers; &refoent,
&asierer o9 5efreter, Masuire al
8rotberbpoo Of locomotive 6iremsn,
o9 s. q. &obiulou, GreGbent 5ar>
mers Mutual Benefit Nsiociation.
Goruoen at forlanee fri Mpntnins al
Sb1o efter ct Jorbolo af 16 til /
babler &eiolutionen ben Trem9aness
maaoe at forpse 2anoets Bonbssielb
/ Trebstio % at BRUCE renteberenbe
Bonbs uosen Sang. Eli @eiolutio,
men er fpiet en MbbresIe til Solicit,
buori mon paa en- eienbommelia Maa=
be paapiier Mebeansen @ris paa
Ngerbrussprubufter, iioen @blp blep
bemonetiieret. SIR 9emonetilatios
men af sblo par $500 8uibel 9peoe
eller $4,000 8unb Bomulo Zig meb
en- &onsresmanbs 2pn; os $4,000
Buibel 6uebe eQer $4,000 Hunb
Bomulo Zig meb 8refibentens 2Gn.
Sbas ct 10000 Bui6el 9uebe eller
100000 &unb 8omalb Zig meo en-
@ousresmans 2bn; os 100000 8u.
ibel 9uebe eller 100000 &b. Bom>
ulo Zig @refbentens 9gn.
Meb @enjpn til be panerenbe Bes
mertninser, ber ct siort an9aaenoe
Senotor 9ius 9ueliebeb iom @aafb,
rer. ct fpl9enbe nbtalelie af &epre.
ientant Daniels. en- @epnblifaner,
iom mere enb % glar bar 9pieiie<
retsoommer Metp Oort, fpr ban
blep palgt til &onssesmanb, sanite
tanteuattenbe os betimelis: IS Que
Saser, iom Mr. &ilt fprte foron mig,
par bans &apirer ct Bepis for nbis
astist @tuoium % ombpsselig 5or'
bereoelie. 6an tom a!brig n1eb et
Buntt, fom bet lite bar 9enfisten at
beuiie, % bet btep altio fremiat paa
ben NET otrtningsfulbe @aabe. Seq
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29
fergus 6alls Mgeblad
uofom1nter 6ber Du8bag.
u. eoIent, l1ogtber.
@ubtfrtpttpn8prt8 $1.25 for / Mar, betalt
tT0rifuo, tner8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-08-29
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

2ilfeloet, bense fig taft Sernbane.
tosene, boorueo ulpffer faa let fan
inbtraffe.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
MASS MEETING.
To Consider the ProJecs OF Improving
Elysian Park.

To Consider the ProJscs Of Improving
ElysiAn Park.
A meeting of the citizens Of Los An
geles will be held at Music hall on
Tuesday evening, September 10, 1894, to
discuss the question OF improving Elys-
ian park. and devise means for carrying
on the Same.
All who are interested In the prog.
ress and welfare of Los Angeles, are
requested to be present. [Signsd.1
Tyler Shoe Co., H. J. Wollacott. Geo
II. Bonebrake, F. G. Howes, E. s. Bos-
byshell, L. N. Breed. H. Jevne, J. R.
Dupuy. Geo. Gephard. Max Meybesg,
J. T. Steward, /. w. Hellman, jr.. John
E. Platter, II. w. Frank. J, ]. O'Brieu
& Co.. Anderson & Thomas, 8. Maier,
VIM. Gibson, J. M. johnston, president
board of trade; D. Freeman. president
cham Der Of commerce; Craig. Stewart &
ca. w. P. Fuller & Co., Hayden & Lew
is Co., ]. M. Elliott, ]. M. Robinson Co.,
VIM. Ferguson.
The meeting will be addressed by the
following speakers:
Hon. s. M. White, General Mathews.
J. w. Dockweiler, city engineer; ex-
Mayor Hazard, Mayor Thomas Rowan,
G. W. Patton, Max Msyberg, J. D.
Lynch, H. z. Osborne, Mr.. Harvey.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
JOHN BELT FINED.

He and His wife Dfsturb Mrs. snyder's
Poace.
John Belt and his wife Catherine Belt
were before Justice Bartholomew yester-
day ON O charge of disturbing the peace
OF Mrs. Snyder, neighbor, by profane
language and tumultuous conduct. John
Belt will be remembered as the colored
man who figured as detective in the
employ of ex-Marshal Gard in the Ros-
coe train robbery caee. Snyder WAS .
witness also in this case, rs to Belts
reputation for verscity.
There 10 very bitter feeling between
the men, and as they live within .
stones throw of each other north Of the
city few miles, 1t is easy for trouble to
come at any time. After hearing the
testimony Justice Bartholomew found
both John and his wife guilty. He
fined Belt $25 and his vile $l5, which
they paid.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & GO
1877 SOUTH BROADWAY.

distinctions too. She 10 the daughter of
Senator Mahoney OF San Francisco. and
when she ia at home lives at the Bald
win hotel in that city. She il also q
daughter OF the Golden West, and has
been for IL years, and that is exactly her
age.
But speaking of distinction, Marie
Mahoney marched at the head OF the
veterans at the worlds fair in Chicago.
and also at Washington before all the
great people.
President Cleveland gave the veteran
fire laddies reception in Washington
and he took Marie, the mascot, up in
his arms and kissed her and Marie
pinned on his expansive bosom one OF
those little gilt helmets You sec every
body wearing now.
Marie's father and Grover used to 70
to school together in Buffalo.
Marie Ia picturesque figure marching
at the head OF the grand old boys. She
wears a costume just as near like theirs
az a twelve-year-old girl can. She has q
black skirt and her shirt is just like the
other firemen's, even TO the little hooks
to keep the collar down and the black
tie. But the cutest thing ie her helmet.
anu lhhtouou w hCi boiet INSs
like the old boys belts, by the way, is .
fatigue cap like they wear. On her he'll
met are inscribed all the mysterious
monogrsms and lette,ings OF the other
helmets,
Marie has silver trumpet, too, like
the other officers and she salutes with
it when the boys salute with their hats.
The veterans idolize their mascot; she
is in danger of being spoiled. though
she seems endowed with enough good
hard sense to guard against that. She
is very natural and unaffected. She
marches miles upon miles at the head
of the column, never seeming to tire
and never cares for dust or mud. She
is the picture OF good health and likes
her job az mascot firstrate.
Yesterday Marie.msrched at the head
OF the column along side OF President
Mahoney, whose herculean frame formed
O striking contrast to that OF "Sweet
Marieo
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
BRIEFS BITS OF CITY NEWS.

Services will be held as usual at st.
PauPs today, the rector, Rev. John
Gray, officiating.
visitor while viewing the parade on
Spring street yesterday afternoon had
his pocket cut open by q pickpocket,
who secured 500. There is no clue to the
thief.
NJ. D. Matthews OF Pomona was
committed to the county Jail yesterday
to serve 100 days for petty larceny. In
addition the committing magistrate
fined him $50.
There were undeliversd kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office, cor
ner OF Court and Main streets, Septem-
Der s. for f. g. Loesch, Frederick 8.
Stratton, David Cannon.
Cathedral high mass at 10 80 q. m.
The music is mass in G, by Henry Boil
man. At the offertory, trio, o Guam
suavis, by Coghero. vespers at 7 80
p. m. A. G. Gardner. organist.
Rev. David Walk will preach today in
the Christian church. at Hollywood, and
will continue his lsbors there during the
week. His services are highly apprs-
Grated by tho community, and an en-
couraging interest is gradually develop
ing.
Some time ago Charles Bernal, a
North Main-etreet barber, was arrested
for failure to support his wife. He WAS
released on tina promise to provide the
sufferers with food, and his trial was set
for yesterday in Justice Ssaman's court,
He failed to respond when his nama was
called, and bench warrant was issued
for his arrest.
Mr.. Tom Savage informed HERALD
reporter yesterday that he is getting
along swimmingly with the contract
which he and Mr.. Stewart secured for
heating aud ventlating the high school.
They finished the tin and plasterinp
work on the inside OF the building
yesterday. 40 that it will be all ready
for the opening OF school next Tuesday.
The plant will be ready for use by
November.
Today the choir under the direction OF
Professor Wilde, at st. Vineent's church,
corner Grand avenue and Washington
street, will begin to sing again, since
having it's vacation. High mass will
be sung at 80 Rev. Father Hickey.
secretary of.the college, will preach. His
subject will be: The True Faith. or the
One Church. The subject ought to
bring good many people to listen to
this most eminent divine.
Among the recent visitors to Echo
mountain are: Mr.. and Mrs. O. nj,
Wenger and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Early.
of South Bend, Ind; Col. f A. East.
man, wife and daughter and J. Lued-
ders, the violiniss, Chicago; s. w.
Pearce, of Hotel Coronado; J. M. Hart,
OF St. Louis; G. S. Aiken, OF the San
Francisco Bulletin; Mr.. and Mrs. N. Me-
Kis. of San Diego; Mr.. and hrs. L. Low.
enberg. of Galveeton Mr.. and Mrs.
Phils O. Hildreth. of Colorado Spriugs
0. W. Hazard, Dss Menes; j. L. Root,
Keokuk; Mrs. A. III. Drucker and d.
Hewes. San Frsncisco; Mr.. and Mrs. g.
j. Schreiner, Sacramento, and w. J.
Fem, the artist who illustrated the
Century Dictionary.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
THREE DAYLIGHT BURGLAR|ES.
How the Thieves Rob the I'm
suspecting.
In Each Case the Family Was Alb
sent From Home.
Presid emit iced OF the City Council Ono
of the Losers = q. j. Haines
and Agent futile Are
tho Othors.

Some one has said that half OF the
burglaries committed in this city are
never made public. That is somewhat
of an exsggsrstion; yet it is q we'll
known fact that many such crimea are
kept secret In the hope, the police cay,
that the detectives will have better
chance to capture the thieves. Such
ideas are all buncombe, for well does the
burglar know that every time he COM
mits crime it ia known sooner or later,
and that the detectives are always
cater him."
During the last week there have been
three burglsries in this city that have
been made public, or will have bsen
when the HERALD is read this morning
The most important robbery was the
footing OF the residence OF Col. Freeman
G. iced, president OF the city council,
at 1857 Scarf street. in the absence of
the family. The thieves entered by
means of q rear door, which they pried
open. Not thing was lett undisturbed,
and goods and furniture were thrown
around in every room, from the base
ment TO the attic.
The robbery was not discovered until
yesterday when Colonel and Mrs. iced
returned from O stay at Redondo. They
were startled at finding everything in
their home turned topsy turvy and
much valuable jewelry missing. Every
box, drawer. chest, bureau and even
the beds had been ransacked, though it
is q noticeable fact that the burglars
took only the most valuable things. A
gold watch, pair OF opera glasses, re-
.volver, gold rings, bracelets and many
other articles, amounting to $3.50, were
stolen.
AT W. H. TUTrLE'S.
Another robbery WAS that OF the resi-.
dence of W. H. futile, l66 South Union
avenue. Mr.. Tuttle is agent of the
Singer Sewing Machine company. AS
usual no one Was at home at the time
and the burglars helped themselves to
everything in sight, but for some reason
removed only about s25 worth Of jew
elry.
AT C. j. HAINES'.
The third robbery took place yester-
day afternoon at the residence OF O. j.
Haines, 73I West Eighteenth street.
The members of the family were abasnt.
Snd the thievery Was done IN SIM
liar manner to the former two, indicat-
ing that the same burglars committed
the three robberies. At this house the
knights of the jimmy occurred fifty dol
lara worth of jewelry, consisting OF
watches, rings, etc.
The police think the thievery is the
work Of an organized gang, who operate
only in the residence portion OF the
city, working houses while the occupants
are absent.
Secretary Moffatt of the police detec-
tive department suggests that it would
be good idea for persons going away
from home to so notify the officers, that
men nearest the residence may be on the
lookout for Suspicious peraons. In this
way many OF the afternoon burglars
would be captured sooner than they
are. The suggestion ia very good one,
end should be acted upon.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
COLORED BAPTISTS.
This Association Is Now Holding Its
Sessions.

This Association Is Now Holding It's
Sessions.
The Western Baptist association is
now in session at the Colored Baptist
church, 704 Maple avenue, Rev. G. H.
Anderson, pastor, with large delega-
ton in attendance.
Dr.. S. II. Smith OF Oakland, Cal, Rev.
t. F. Smith OF Sacramento, CAL, Rev. E.
Banks OF Texas. and other distinguished
gentlemen are attending the association.
The collections up TO date for mis-
sions and other purposes are $575.
DR.. s. H. Smith OF Oakland read a
fine paper before the association on Mis-
sions and the Needs of the Field, and
Work in This State Among the Race.
The nesting will be ID session until
Monday or Tuesday. A. W. Blinky lie
the moderator.
A missionary sermon will be preached
this evening by DIR. Smith.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
GRAY OLD FIRE FIGHTERS.
They Make an Impressive Pa
rade Yesterday.
President Mahoney and His Attract.
i've Little Mascot.
Tho Visiting Veterans Have . Good
Time snd show How They Used
to Run with the Ma
chine-Ths Display.

The visiting San Francisco fremen
simply took the town" yesterday.
Never before has such body Of men
been more heartily welcomed or enter
tanned. The local fire department has
tried hard to make the visit of the vet
Grams as enjoyable as possible, and il
appearances count for anything it has
succeeded wonderfully.
The pioneer firemen were the center
of attraction in the parade yesterday
afternoon. President Mahonev got the
old grizzled boys together and lined
them up as in days gone by. A de-
tachment of police under Captain Roberts
headed the rarade, as 1t moved off fro In
the plaza. Following came the Veterana'
band, then the old firemen. President
Mahoney and the Mascot. Little Marie
Mahoney, headed the body of veterans.
They hauled the old double-decker
hand engine used in early days ss FIRE
fighter in Sacramento. The pioneers
looked very natural in the red shirts and
helmets, and great applause was given
them as they marched through the
streets. Following Immediately after
the old engine came the lady guests in
carriages. Then followed the local de-
partment, with band, all the officers,
volunteer frsmen, etc, including all
the FIRE apparatus of the city, and the
fire company from Santa Monica. A
great display was made by the depart
ment.
Mayor Rowan and other city officials
reviewed the parade from the city hall.
At s O'Clock last evening the fire de-
partment OF this CITY gave the veterans
and the public an idea of how the thing
is done here. An alarm was turned in
from box 81, at Spring and Second
streets. and inside of five minutes there
were four engines and the chemical and
hose wagons at the scene. Nearly everys
body thought there was a fire and
hocked to the corner by the thousands.
The pioneer frsmen complimented the
quickness Of the department. in highly
sppreciative terms.
Tho fremen and their ladies will
leave by special Southern Pacific train
ct 80 this morning on visit to Cata-
lima. Tomorrow they will make trip
around the kite>shaped track.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
SINGLE TAX MEETING.

n. NJ. webster to BE the Principal
Speaker.
A lively time 10 expected at the single
tax meeting in Unity church Monday
evening. Rev. r. M. Webster is to de-
liver the opening address. his subject
being The Lines OF Political Evolution.
A lecture from such careful thinker
and eloquent speaker is at any time an
intellectual feast. In this instance Mr..
Webster's free lecture will be followed
by general discussion on the greet SUBJ
ject OF taxation. Several written quea-
lions, now in hand, and also other quss-
tions which may be propounded, will be
answered.
Every body interested in live Issues 10
invited to the meeting, which will open
promptly at s O'Clock.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-09
SCIENCE ASSOCIATION.

The Announcement of Lectures for This
Beacon.
The announcements OF the Southern
California Science association for the
season of 1994-5 are as follows:
September 3, public reception and addresses,
The Bronze Age of Prehistoric Man-Mr. VIM.
H. knight
October o. Iron Deposits in the Southwest
Mr.. Warren Wilson. .
October l6, special evening, facts and IL.
lusions regarding Mars, and other astronomical
topics, illustrated with charts ana biackboar
sketohes--Lewis Swift. Phi. ID.
Given at Unity church under the auspices OF
the Unity club and the Sciance association.
General admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, 90
cents.
November 10, Bacteria-H. H. Maynard.
M. d.
December IL, On the Nature of Electricity
Mr.. st. John Day, r. K. 8. K.
January 8. The Wren Family OF Birds-Mr.
Joseph G-innell; Tidal Evolution, Mr.. b. &.
B1umgardt.
February H. address-Dr. A. Davidson.
March IL, Meteoro. ogy-Mr George E.lFrank-
lin.
April 0. Shells on Our Pacific shoresAMrs
Burton Williamson.
May l4-Annual election of officers for the
ensuing year.