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The herald., 1894-04-22

FENIE SAFE DtFOSTI EOAtS OF TIE SIAIE
l. Loan and Trust company are enclosed in a
locks and brilliantly lighted with elec ricitv:
slcoYes attached for the private examination
OF yaluables, with writing materials; young
lady in attend nee. 81 If
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CHURCH OF THE UNITY iUNIrARIAN)-
y Corner Hill and Third streets Rev. J. s.
Thomson, pastor. Services ST Lday at l / a. m
sabbath school, 9 50 a. m. Subject Sunday
evening service.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY 49, FREE Lee
Il ture this evening at Blayatsky hall, 49,
Spring street, between Fourth and Fifth streets,
al z :43 p. IN. Subject: The Curse OF Separate
ness, by Mr.. F. Neubauer
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M EsMlH,'S FEMALE PILLS AS 4 SPECIFIC
IVA monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and Irregular menses--from what
ever cause. For sale by FREEMAN& & CARPER,
l02 n. spring st Price, 50 per box.
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DIG TREE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
ID works; NIL kinds OF painting and repairing.
12S san Pedro ST., between First and Second
SITS, Los Angeles. So If
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sPE nIaL NnrInN.

TRINITY NJ. Z. CHURCH SOUTH. REV. A.
L C. Bane. pastor. Rev. ". A. Harris VIII
preach morning and evening.
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EHTRCH OF 81 PAUi. TNE ApOSTLE
I episcopal olive street, Between Fifth
and Sixth. Rev job Gray, rector. The
oldest Epscopalidn church in Southern Cali
fornin. Open every day in the year services
today: Fourth Sunday after Easter; holy com
muDi0n 80 H. III. (: morning aver and Sc m
on, r. m. subject, Periious times; evening
prayer and address T:43 p. m. Everybody
welcome, from the least to the greatest
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TNIIE PEOPLES CHURCH, RECITAL HALL
i No 1l3 S Spring st. Eleven O'Clock ii. m,
Rev. J. II. Phillips sermon Everybody in
vited.
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NHRlST CHURCH, EPIsCOPAL--CORNER
G Flower and Pico streets Alfred :. Clark.
rector; residence. 1920 south Flower street
sunday services, II IA. m. and 80 p. m. Holy
communion first and third sundays of the
month. sunday school, 9:45 a. IN. Seats
free. Strangers are cordially invited to all
services. Electric cars 10 Pico Heights or Uni
yersity station pass the church.
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T7OR SALE.
BRISWALTER TRACT.

bhIo " Nh Eh IhAVI.
FONT buy till you see those fine lots on
Twenty-fith street. Adams street, Twenty
seventh street and Twenty-eighth street.
which is 100 feet wide; all streets graded and
curbed trees planted on all streets; water
piped; electric cars pass through the tract; 10
minutes ride to business center; prices only
S125 TO $500 each; 3l9 lots sold in 80 days,
and % houses already built; only few lots
left; make your selections early. free carriage
at our office, or take the Central ave, electric
cars to Adams st.
GRIDER & DOW
APP At 1O0l5 s. Broadway
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u hall. 11912 S. Spring St, IL a. IN. Rev. A.
A. Rice pastor Judge Utley gives the second
installment from Buddha, The Doctrine OF
Love and Conquering Death sunday school
ct 12;l5 p. IN.
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MONDAY, APRIL 22D 'ST. GEORGES s DAN),
1Vh concert and dance ut Caledonia hail. l 19l6
South Spring street, commencing a O'Clock.
An excellent programme OF vocal and instru-
mental music is provided Tickets, % CENTS
admitting gentleman and lady. 422 1t
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INROBEL INSTITUTE CASA DE ROSAs
II Adams street corner Hoover Circulars
sent aud all information given upon applica-
tion 10 the principal MRS CAROLYN ~ N
CLANERlE, Casa &c ROsas.
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EDUCArIONAL.

A f. sLOPER, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE,
IA II Center place. lilo Ii
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7 os ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE

Qncorporatedi, l44 South Main street.
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy. aSSaying and all English
branches. Large able and mature faculty of
instructors. Day and evening sessions Terms
reasonable. Call at office or write for elegant
catalogue. T. L. SCHRADER, president; f. W.
retary. $40 "
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MEDIUM~.

ID DEMONED-MRS. PARKER, MEDIUM AND
IL life-reading c airyoyant; business, law
suns, removals, disease, marriage, mineral To-
cations; love affairs, etc. 236l2 :. Spang st.
$50 II
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EXCURSIONS.

ISS<I1tg dEsl me DAY SAVED BY TAKING
NJ ~ Santa Fe excursions to Kan
gte sas City, St. Louis Chicago. New
York and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday; personally conducted through to
Chicago and Boston; family tourist sleepers to
Kansas city and Chicago daily. Low rates and
DHIILIPS' EXCURSION PERSONALLY
L conducted via Rio Grande Western, Dem
yer and Rio Grande and Rock Island route,
leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, crossing the
Sierra Nevadas and passing entire Rio Grande
scenery by daylight. Office, 13S S. Spring st.
TiDsoN,s ny xcTIRsIONs EAST LEAVE
ton via Rio GrAnde Western and Denver ana
Rio Grande Railways, arriving from Chicago,
New York and Boston every Wednesday.
Office, zl2 s. Spring st. 11Au
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TOK EXCHANsIE.

LNOR EXCHANGE-sg2O 2O0O-5 ACRES SET TO
i s-year-od Eureka lemons; penty water: no
lncumbrance; n. Ontario near Santa Fe r. H.
Tor cottage: will assume or nay small differ
bnce. u. a. CHAPEL, 81 W. Twenty-tiftA ST.
A-21 1t
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DERsONAL-MR AGNES II. PLFASANCF.
i the trance medium, viii give no sittines
until further notice, on account OF death in
the family 1t
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TAY Z. HUNTER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
81 Stlmson block rooms AT & 42S. Tel. 529.
Practices in all the courts, state and federal.
7-1-tf
HUNsAKER, GOODRICH & McCUTCHEN.
Ii lawyers, rooms 543 to 546, Bradbury blk,
9th floor, cor. Broadway e. Third ST. Tel 1120.
ID J. ADCOCK, ATTORNEY, SPECIAL AT
ha tention given to the settlement OF estates.
115 W. Firstst As If
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DERsONAL-AN EASTERN GENTLEMAN
l of refinement and independent means de-
sires TO correspond with an attractive edu-
Gated and lady-like young woman who can ap-
preciGte an honorable, sincere and home-lov-
ing partner Address BONA-FIDE, box 80,
this ofice. az. st
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NJ IsS KATE LAMPMAN, KNOWN AS STAR
w light, the Celebrated Little Test Business
and Developing Medium. sittings daily,
1862 5. Spring. 4-4 n
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PHfHLCTAkS.
MRS. DIR. J. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
WI wifery. Ladies cared for during confine-
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Telephone 1l19. 6-5 tt
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DERsONAIs-RALPH BRoS-GOLD BAR
L -four, III; city -four, Use; granulated
sugar. . lbs 81; brown sugar, % lbs. 81; g
lbs rolled oats, 2Se; sardines, b boxes 25c;
table fruit, 5 cans soc; midland coffee Zoe b:
eastern oil, soc; gasoline. soc; 2-lb. can corned
beef, i5e; lard, 1O-lb. can c0c; lbs, A6c.
sou s SLring ST. cnrncr Sixth.
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HNURNER HALL SALOON - UNDER NEW
Turnverein hail. 31715 S. Main ST. Best
home brew on tap. fine restaurant in con.
neetion. Family rooms. C. CL0ETrA, prop.
A-g2 3tnos
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MIXING.


TTOR SALE-A VERY CHOICE DEVELOPED
Il gold mine; ore nets $73 per ton; now
ready for mill or smelter; worth q great for
tune the woman owner can't manage it; will
sell cheap and make terms 1880 to $5D0O
will handle; no agents or commissions prin-
cipals only with the ready cash; must act
addressing MINE OWNER care Of P. o. box
203, city p o. 4-22 2t
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CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, RlyuMIN
VI gus and asphalt paving 237 ", tSRst ss.
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ElOR SALE-S400 TO $500 WILL BUY ONE
L quarter or halfinteresT in splendid paying
amusement enterprise which will make big
money this coming season; now in operation
on sundays only, and will be running daily
within two weeks. You need not invest until
satisfied that this is paving investment. Call
at the tent next to the North Beach bath house,
Santa Monica. or address for particulars to
NEAL. VAN DOORNUM, santa Monica, Cal Il
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GRIDER & DOW,
1907 s. Broadway.
4-224t

nor sALE-NICE LARGE LOTS RIGHT IN
i the heart of the city, corner of Eighth and
san Pedro streets, at prices lar below the low
excellent neighbors These fine lots in the
Clark & Bryan tract are being sold for less than
half their value. Don't buy till these barg ,ins
are shown you; prices only $3.50 up CLARK
& Bryan, 127 w. Third st. 3-23 If
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TTNO Lighthouses.
L 2129 Norwood ST.. near Twenty-third, o
rooms T2N, without water
Vermont ave, between Adams and Jefferson
8 rooms, 81, water Tree.
Store room and stable 1927 East First, So,
water free.
House j rooms, in rear of store, 1929 East
First, -, water free
JOHN p. p. PECK,
1t 227 West Third.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CTRAYED-IN THE DIRECTION OF DOW
- ney, two illies; one 3-years-old, tall slim
sorrel; one 2-years-old, bay wire mark on left
ore-foot; both shod; had halters; notify and
be rewarded. b. DUNCAN, 209 S. Broadway.
EOUND - BLACK HORSE, "WEDNESDAY,
It April 1Stl. owner can have same by
Identifying and paying expenses Call corner
Seventh and Tulip SITS. % st
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4 will buy lovely 5 room, modern built,
bran new cottage, with bath, pantry and
closets, hot and cold water, double bay win
dows, mantel and CRATE fitted for gas; front and
back porches; 5C-foot lot; cement walk and
curb; street graded and graveled; located on
Twenty-seventh ST. half block of electric cars.
GRIDkR Il DOW, 1O912 s. Broadway 4--2-4t
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G10S0-FRUIT AND PROVISION STOKE,
n IUspU one of the largest and best
equipped stores in the city. extra well located
full value in stock, Receipts always average
over $40 daily; rent only $50 per month; long
PEELED to go east at once and offers this great
bargain. Apply to b. WHITE 22l W. First ST.
40
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hUsINEss OpPOKrUNIrIEs.

I ODGING HOUSE KEEPERS, AN IMMENSE
Il business chance-1he very best located
rooming house in ty, magnifeently furnished
throughout; all Brussels carpets, light sunny
most new. Pays profit over $3.50 monthly,
clear OF all expenses; long lease, low rent;
easy payments, viii buy the furniture and
lease price in fun $4,000 VIII trade partly for
city property. For full particulars apply TO
B. WHITE, 22l W. First ST. 4-z2 u
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HELP wANrED-asALK.


ElACIFIC EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE. TEL
( 10. corner Temple and Spring sts Re
liable help furnished on short notice: both
male and female and AL orders promptly
filled, "free OF cost" an iuducement to OBJ
tain your patronage. We will supply hotels,
restaurans, boarding houses and private
families wNh good help. Also furnish Skilled
help for railroads, harness factories, laundries,
bakeries, vineyards, machine shops. lumber
men. ountry patronage solicited collection
and rental agency. Bu iuess chances for sale
'Justice" is our motto. We solicit your pat
tronagc. Office open from a. m. 70 80 p. N.
MRS NJ. E. CLUNr & MRS +. KOHN. 4-22 1t
VETANTED - ORGANIZERS, WITH GOOD
w reference, on either salary or commits
sion, to represent well-knOwn and established
iraternal b;netit order, with we'll known aud
invested reserve; benefits 81 % to 300 Write
for terms 10 WM j. LAND.R, sup. Sec'y, suite
Z. Mansur 5lk indianapolis, Ind Ar 2t suns
WANTED -- sALESAIEN. TO SELL OUR
w goods By sample ~ the wholesale and
tail trade sell on sight to every business man
or firm; libe.M salary aud expenses pAid
position permanent For terms addres with
stamp CEN4hNNIAL MFG. CO.. NJ iwaukee,
Wis. l. oct
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Tho Missouri,s channel.

"Thc Missouri river Is a restless stream, "
said a westerner. II can remember Yank-
ton as on the river. and I can also remem-
Der IL when IL was two or three miles
away. The Missouri. when 1t takes a no
ton to appropriate a few farms, outs them
down like a steam pillow would. You Will
see it start on q considerable strip OF the
rich black loan and cut It down for miles.
I have a friend whose farm was on the
west bank Of the river when he bought II
10 years ago. Tive years later he lived on
ar island in the middle OF the stream, and
today he is OH the east side. 1t 10 even
more restless than the Mississippi, while
there are lot the same levees and other
safeguards placed about it TO prevent its
encroaching upon the valuable farming
lands along Ate banks. Cincinnati En-.
Quirer.
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PETER THE GREAT.
History shows That the Old Ruler OF Rus
STA Was d Monster.

History shows That the Old Ruler of Rus
STA Was d Monster.
Years ago, when a low standard OF NOR
ais prevailed, the epithet great was Do
slowed upon any monarch who won pat
ties and enlarged the territory IN re-
sources Of his kingdom. Ii mattered nttie
then 20 the historian what night ne a
kings private character, provided he mace
his nation formidable by It's brute strength
and full treasury. Even IL he was n DAD
man, they eulogized him as a good ruler.
Peter l of Russia Is called Peter the
Great, because he transformed a barDa-
rous into "a semibarbarous nation. But no
one can now read the following summary
of his character without a feeling OF dis
gust. voltairc, in his philosophical Die
tionary," says that Peter was half hero
and half tiger" Macaulo declares that
''to the end Of his life he lived In his pal
nee like a hog in a sty, and when ne was
entertained by other sovereigns never
failed to leave uncquivocal proof that a
savage bad boon there" -,
Peter, when the fit was on him, literally
caned erybody-from his cook to his
counselor, from the meanest peasant TO
the highest noblo-sparing neither age
nor sex. He would get up from the table
and Hog the nOSt VINO WAS Undertakings
him. He would stand at the door OF the
senate house and fiog each senator that
went I'm. Iefort was an intimate and
trusted friend, yet ON slight provocation he
was knocked down and brutally kicked by
his imperial master. But all this fiogging
was in the way OF recreation. When Peter
meant business, " IL was o more serious
matter. Incredible as 1t may seem, IL IL
nevertheless we'll authenticated that one
of his own ssstcrs-it is said more than
one-received 1O0 strokes OF the whip ON
her back in the presence of the whole court
In 1913 Alexis, his only son who out
lived infancy, was for some orfensc OF nc
great seriousness several times tortured
i'm the presence Of the diabolical father
and in the end died either from the effec'
of the torture or by assassination. For sym
pathizing with Alexis, the Princess Colt
SYN, the bosom companion of the Empress
Catherine, was publicly whipped by sol
diers. For the same reason the brother o
his first wifa Eudoxia-whom he ha'
thrown into prison-was tortured am
then torn in pieces on the wheel. Nothin,
ever told of Nero is more horribly gro
tesque thar this, yet this man, or monste
rather, is paraded before the world a
Peter tho Grcat.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
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wsy,. Ffve stsyses In . New York Drsw-
cry with ystsI RsaSl>s.
NEW YORK, JAY %.-The drumshsft
a, a Grain elevator at Oiauses g. Prices
rewer snapped in two yesterday sfser.
noon. and the loaded sievator plunged
down FIVE stories. Three men were In
stantly killed and tive others seriously
injured. m
Six men were engaged In piliug Up 100
mound sacks of meal ON q 1oxl0 ffsiRht
elevator which is erected In the center OF
the bre VERY building. The elevator runs
from the fifth feor 10 the basement
These men had to take the meal from tine
first floor TO the wsshhouse In the nftn.
Under the platform, the elevator and
across the shaft. two heavy beams were
placed. on which the elevator rested.
These beams were to prevent n jarrins
as the men threw the heavy sacks OF meal
ON the platform.
TWENTY-FIVE bags were piled mp. Then
five men Jumped on top Of the bags. ana
the elevator with it's load was started TO-
ward the top Of the building. The sixth
nan had gone back 10 get another sack,
and as he returned with his burden he
saw the elevator moving upward.
The Ave ON the elevator shouted deri-
sively at him. Ne locked mp the SHAFT.
and as he did so there came a cracking
sound and . loud crash. The elevator
had dropped like . massive Bit Of lead,
the two great beams across the shaft
which a minute before bad supported The
platform were crushed like matchwood
aud the elevator car with it's load dropped
to the cemented basement and shook thu
building.
OF the five men on the loaded sisvato'
car. two were foupd dead. All lay In
heap together. The broken sacks ha'
thrown out mounds Of meal, which wer
quickly dyed with blood. Ths dreadful
conclusion had killed Boes and Karl In
stantly. Schneider was still breathing
but died n few minutes after he had bee
dragged out of the wreck.
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NRwreN. Mass. July sa-The silk mill
dsis ~ Newton Upper Falls, who at
frastsd attention early In May by going
cut on . strike because the firm would
not restore the old wage schedule In force
Hast fall, have son back to work. They
returned under the terms Of the original
proposition made b. William Ryle a Co.
when they went out The girls will aver
are exW q week on these terms. The
action taken by the girls rensws employ
mspt for about BOO operatives.
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Tn. yisnant'. Victory.

RocHK's Porsr. Ire, July 2a.-The vigi-
1aut turned the tables on the Britannia
yesterday, beating her out by nearly ala
minutes. corrected time. IL was the
YANKEES third victory. Tbs surprising
feature Of shs race was the remarkable
light weather speed developed by the
centerbosrder IL has never been parai-
Ieled under similar conditions over a 30
mile couss. The vieilsnt broke her gaff
lau On The rstnrn home
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Tho Msigs Company Wins.

BosroS, July 25.-Ths Msigs bill for
rapid transit in Boston was endorsed by
the voters by a vote of 15,492 to one of
l4,sl4, a majority Of 1878 In favor of the
bill. The day was damp and dismal, and
the voters, especially In the swell"
wards of Boston, did not turn out In any
tremendous numbers, while the other
wards, known In the vernacular as tho
slower Ave." voted in goodiy numbers
for the bill. The Melgs company will be-
min building at once.
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BosToN. July 25.-In their monthly hre
report for June the Boston Fire and Po-
lice Notification company state that there
were 161 fires reported. which necessitated
1853 alarms. The estimated loss to prop
erty is s45, 900. Three persons were killed
and seven injured.
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P~rrTsrIErp. Msss. July co.-The trial
Of Michael Sherlock, the gentleman
burglar" wa commenced here yesterday.
Sherlock took ths witness stand In his
own defense. md beyond admitting that
he was well acquainted with the men
knows 70 have participated In the Lenox
ssbbsry. hs save ~ i4naEssss tsstInspy.
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Observation-Disclosures j. Booth, Olivewood.
Cal, says: II have used Ayers Pills in my
family for several years. and have always
found them most effectual In the relief of all
ments arising from n disordered stomach.
orpid liver. and constipated bowels"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-25

LONDON. July 25.-The japanese lega-
ton in this city has received a dispatch
confirming the news received by the way
of Nagasaki Of an attack OF Coresn troops
upon the Japanese garrison at Seoul. Inc
dispatch states that the palace guards
were the aggressors. 1t also states the
Corean troops at Seoul mum Der 60 men,
with aeverzl 0~atliuQ gums.
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The Cholerm scourge.

CoNsTANrISorLE, July 2a-The cholera
Is spreading to an alarming extent In
Turkey Seventeen fresh cases were re-
ported at Adrianopls yesterday.
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Mur Combine.

SALEM, Mass. July s5-The Salem milk
dealers have voted to increase the price OF
that product to Z csnts q quart and "A
cents q can. A milk dealers association
"A to be formed TO keep the price up.
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Liberal I~ndacemeata.

SPRINGFIELD. Mans, July %. - The
Springfield Bicycle club 5000
in prizes for It's diamond tournament
Bent. IL and IL. There will be 20 events.
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BERLIN, July 25-The Kruz zeitung
states that the engagement Of the czare-
witch TO Prince Alix Of Hesss has been
broken.
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rv.n,v.s,x F.,nnI.. Homeless.

MONTREAL, July 25-Grothe Bros.
block of dwellings on Emily and Arcade
streets took fire, and In less than three
hours 20 families were homeless. The
loss IN estimated at $500
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-25

Badness Is either hereditary or caused by
sickness, mental exhaustion. wearing tight
fitting hats, and by over-work and trouble,
Halls Remover will prevent IL.
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DENVER, July a6.-The annual session
of the imperial council Of the Order OF the
Mystic Shrine opened here with . full at
tendance. The reports showed that the
membership has increased 70 $1,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-25

WuKEspARRB. Pa, July sA-Three mss
were crossing the Susqushanna river In =
boat when IL oapsised and all were
Arovued.
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MA a1n.ooo Damage.

NEW YoRK, July ga big fire broke
out in the dry goods district and did .
damage of probably $4,000 II started In
the fivs-story brick building at 81 Water