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DEFEATED CANDIDATES.
A Now Society Formed By Disappoint,

A Now Society Formed By Disappointed
Aspirants.
A society has been organized in Los
Angeles which is q novelty in its line.
1t 10 to be known as the Society of Amer
lean Citizens Not Wanted. Candidates
who we're defeated in the years 1892 and
1894 are alone eligible to membership.
The first preliminary meeting for the
purpose OF organization was held Friday
afternoon at the office of Col. A. Mo-
Nally, who, in company with Col. WAL
ter S. Moore, has for some time past
been laboring to bring about the forma-
ton OF the society, the main objsct OF
which is to prevent any mem ber from
ever again Offering himself as q sacrifice
(?) for the public good.
Thers was quite large attendance OF
prospective members at Colonel Nc
Nally's office. Col. Walter 8. Moore was
chosen to preside and Martin @. Marsh
was made secretary.
In few brief remarks Colonel Moore
explained the object OF the meeting and
what it was desired to accomplish by the
organization. His remarks were greeted
with generous applause.
On motion of Major Thomas Strohm,
Col. A. McNally was elected vice-pres-
ident and treasurer.
The statement was made that Senator
David B. Hill, who once ran for governor
OF New York, had been written to in re-
gard to the new society, as we'll as Hon.
N. NJ. Estee, Prof. William l.. Wilson.
Governor Lewelling of Kansas, Col. Dan
Burns and other noted gentlemen whom
the elections had left in position where
they were all eligible to me bership.
The chairman was authorized to ap-
point a committee on embership and
board of Mediation. Chairman Moore
made the following appointments, as in
structed:
Committee on bership-Hervey
Lindley, Thomas Strohm, Henry I.
Hazard, William A. Ryan and John
Burns.
Board OF mediation-F. M. Nickell,
NJ. NJ Estee, David B. Hill. Prof. VIM.
L. Wilson.
The following board of directors was
chosen: Col. Walter s. Moore, Martin
G. Marsh, A. McNally, Judge E. s. Tor
rance, Sylvester Pennoye- and Col. Dan
Burns.
The meeting then adjourned, subject
to the call of the chair. 1t 10 proposed
to draw up a constitution and bylaws
for approval. 1he object is to extend
the scope of the society to cover the en-
tire country.
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Another Faulty Information.

W. D. Davenport. who is charged with
burglary, was yesterday brought up in
department. one before Judge Smith.
Owing to another faulty info rmation
issuing from the Office OF the district Il.
torney, it was impossible to make the
"punishment fit the crime, and the in.
formation was ordered set aside and the
defendant discharged.
There was some excuse in this case,
however. for Deputy District Attorney
Conklin explained to the court that not
unfrequentlv defendant would be
charged with burglary and when the
evidence was Obtained it would be found
that the crime only amounted to grand
larceny. The law is iron-clad, and as
deien dant can only be held on account
of the crime charged against him, not
infreq usntly criminal escapes on the
tech nicalitv.
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hair all fell out, until 1 was
entirely bald-headed; it then
broke out on my arms and
shoulders, until my arms were
just one sore. 1t covered my
entire body, my face, head,
and shoulders being the worst.
The white scabs fell constantly
from my head, shoulders, and
arms; the skin would thicken
and be red and very itchy, and
would crack and bleed if
The herald., 1894-12-16
Nav Inaorporation.

Articles of incorporation were yester-
day fled by the Los Angeles Commercial
company. The purposes of the corpora.
tion are to engage in q general oommer-
cial and real estate business. The
capital stock is set at $500, 900. fully sub
scribed. The directors are: William
Lacy, Frank Van Week, P. M. Green, j.
r. Clark and l.. P. Hansen.
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G. A. Luokenbsc city clerk and city
clerk-elect, yesterday filed his bond for
the ensuing term of office. The sureties
are M. G. McKoon. ]. ID. Mailman. A.
Z. Pomeroy and Chas. Forester, each
unnlifying for $260O.
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II there !: any greater change in store
for lovers OF the drama than that which
has been offered by Mr.. Henderson's
The herald., 1894-12-16
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psoriasis) first broke out on my
left cheek, spreading across my nose, and almost
covering my face. 1t ran into my eyes, and the
physia IN was afraid l would lose my eyesight
altogether. 1t spread all over my head. and my
The herald., 1894-12-16

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Note. From Thsatr,c.l r,d,n~,.

Elsie DeWolfe, who has become
member of Charles Frohman's stock
company, has the only comedy bit in
the Masqueraders, at the Empire thea
The herald., 1894-12-16

The New Vienna Buffet, the popular
family resort, enjoys the patronage of
the best class OF citizens in Los Angeles
The proprietor, Mr.. F. Kerkow. employs
only the finest talent. and in connection
with his largely increased orchestra
gives his patrons refined entertain>
ment. This week the beautiful piece.
Pygmalion and Galatsa, performed by
those favorites Of the New Vienna Buffet,
Armand and Granville. 10 on the pro.
gramme. Miss Rets Cough will also
appear in her epecialties.
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Announcements. A

Mr.. Thomas Keene. who Is said to be
not only an accomplished and graceful
actor but q careful, earnest student OF
Shakespeare. will be seen in Shylock at
the 1t 9 Angeles theater next Saturday
afternoon at the matinee. There is rot
. more common popular error than that
which is reiterated to the effect that
6hakespeare's Shylock was originally on.
acted as a comical character. 1t is
urged that Burbage, in Shakespeare 9
time, played Shylock in "a zed wig"
This lie true. but it 10 no evidence that
the part was made comical. Red hair
WAS an imitation OF Judas. It was uni
versally referred to in Burbage's time
as 'the Judas COLOR" and it was in-
tended to make Shylock despicable, but t
not comical. The next actor whose
name was associated with Shylock was
Thomas Dogget. He was comedian
pure and simple, and it is beyond doubt
that he made the Jew comical; but his
Shy lock was not that of Shakespeare,
but thing called Shylock in Lane
downe's version. George Granville,
Viscount Lansdowne, was 33 years old
when, in 1701, he wrote The Jew OF Ven-
ice, in which he mangled the comedy of
shakespeare. In 1741 there was an
Irish actor in London named McLaugh-
lin-he turned his name into Macklin-
VINO probably differed from his pro.
iessional brethren in being q reader OF
books. At ali events, he conceived the
idea-simple enough it appears now, but
II was daringly original then--to restore
5nakespeare's Shylock to the stage.
This was creating q sensation such as
Coiu bus excited in balancing the egg.
Macklin In rehearssls kept from his fell
low actors any inkling of his new inter-
probation. 30 that the revelation came to
them like thunderbolt. The audience
was at hrst favorably Impressed, but was
captured by the Tubal scene, after the
elopement OF Jessica.
Mr.. Keene's Shylock is remembered as
being complete embodiment of the Jew
when the jews were hated and despised
81 over Christendom at the same time,
It IS thoroughly human, but his human
ity is aggrieved into ferocity. not only
By his wrongs 40 one OF the hated race.
but by the loss of his daughter and his
wealth.
II there is any greater change in store
for lovers of the drama than that which
has been offered by Mr.. Henderson, q
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task, but the Southern people have proyen
themselves equal TO Il. In the early ycars
or TINS Recommendation said tile general.
referring TO his part as an advocate OF
negro education, 4 had somewhat prom
mont part IN trying 20 make the new
wards Of the nation sensible OF the pnrt
they had y play, In some sections schools
and churches OF coored nectir had n
hard time OF It, but finally the Sonihern
people themselves took up the task with
nuch carncstnesa that no crlticlhm can be
passed. upon Il.
~ y a lnlatskr TO suppose that I ever
favored an iynoraut voting contingent, or
tiat the people IN the North d,d Ne AL
want iIsseli.Ncpt Voters und would make
tnat the test. Nevertheless the ballot wne
RlNeD 20 the colorssd man, and the duty of
every patriot Is No III ihem 10 exercise
hhtii rights, fer the gund OF the cnilntry.
Let nc tell YOU concerning else" stld
General Howard, you must not fhinlt TINT
The corys1,sysn that ihe autonomy az the
state should be preserved II coniuoi ID
The Se'rtn / e IS ssrpag alnons the peq-
PIC ot the New EnslNnd States pe 4 "a
az, yhe peoIs,e Of tho Sonshssn STATES,
do mol remove the fact Una; tho peonle.
away down N thcir hearts, regard the
autonomy OF the Skates NJ the corncr
frou0 81 our Sxistenre. and that under no
., iisldcrasicr would theN surrender IL
The states OK the Union ARE lust az ftan
az they ever were. and the time win never
come when She tcundaflna 81 SINGLE
Slate can DC invaded or infringed upc9
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APPEALED TO BENHAM.
ONLY AMERICAN wABsHIPs IN
RIO HARBoR,
A German Lighter Containing Stores
seiacd BY Starving Insurgents,
Admiral Gan Do Nothing.
PROMINENT CANADIAN URGES sBrARk.
TIoE RON ENGLAND.
Bulloiins q Gladstuac'a Usndition etrppsd.
slave Traders ResIat British Troops
Three selaiers Wounded.

New York. AfAreb a..A anaI,f., ...,.,.,...''
Ia,ara,,, +, ~ ,.,l, s,f','i''t *'t'tH
''sp"tSn " u'e " ofiu SAYS
Rio dc Jauoiro. March S~The Aneri.
can Admiral f.enha,u afans ~ 81, ,.,4f
,Ss... 8 - ~ ~ '1
IN the harbor here. Tho Gefsnnn 1dnasl-
RIM hna cone ~ NoffrO,dea ~, .a..,,,..s
80. $500. TX. II s.i's,. s,'',s ~ ' !
Ane 'eNor anu thp WNrhhipa Or Great.
Britain ana other powers, exccnt .hr.
4jnitDd Sfnta4. nrn er1.intrn} nfsail,.. ~ ~.
~. I -, y
starving lnsurHtnta stole Inst hlkht from
,,,o MA ~ tle ,,,......, ~. .n,,,,.s 7, ,,.,,&,
$3.50. ~ ~ WY.
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WIosn RESOLUTIONS.
Atclilson Receivers Send Chairman Mil
ley Il Tart Note

Atclilsoli Receivers Send Chairman Mi,ig-
ley n Tart Note.
Chicago, March rha repeigers OF the
Afehison road tciny sent 10 chalimpn
Niidaley a very tart teiegrapi conserving
tphe resolutions coposmniag The Atcllsnn
ofnciais passed by the Western Freight
asroehrtinn after the collapse Of she nsgtl-
pasn agreement The telegram charged
that Mr.. MldgIey aiad raijronded ihroush
the meeting sfter adJournsnent, and With
q doubtful uuortn, che resolutions when
gave elbrh oifonsc 10 tho Atfii4a5c4l men
a3e WAS charged ~ we're others who
passed tlsoui, Win doing d Us bnd talfh
40 Y was well known III the nceting that
certHiniy Two lines ami hrobnbly more
represented were at the t.s,3f Of fe3iueol-
il9. 3rOsA Yloiaiofs N the agreement
from which spley declared the Atchtson
Ind no right to Withdrew
& Mr. Mlds3ey gGpsls.d 10 The receivers
thai lie mud no n8lclreies 10 Offer and no
EXCUSES 10 make and ID snort Proposed
10 afand BY rs refoius11na
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cATrTln QlfAnANrINE.
Illinois Proclamation Takes FL Nearly All
tho Southern States

tho Southern States.
Springfield III, March a.--Goyernor Aits
geld today, upon RECOMMENDATION o. the
Illinois live stock board issued procla-
marion QuhrHptlning tho following dis
tllicth nom February II. no feeens9er
The Sfatea pf Alahnxna. fflqfldp Gedfgla.
North Carolina nnd South Carciilia TeSaa
Louisiana ard Alssleslppl and parts oi
f5islufc,aa Aflanfas and yiff{nft, Al
car5 brought from 4hie tliStrict must be
plainly labeied from The xehedAieq diE+
ffict and an cattle must DO kept leplaied
ma can not W driven on any uplillr liehs
way. Tins cntlae may he imported Tor
Immediate slaughter with pftiilefiou Of
days QiIarani,pe The proriainufipn kq61
into effect today
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Washington. March pin the houee to-
day after ttanmclsnS sone business OF
minor Importance. tsse house vent inlr
committee OF The Whole FOR the further
consideration q the District Or Columbia,
bill
IN rhe coutee Of debate Mr. tlll@prs Of
Toxas deDguneed The district press as min-
sofvient tooIa Of an Jobs IN the District
10 piuu1ee the treasury
~ O'Clock The deha te closed and vat.
Ing took place an various aninnlmnata
~ 2 p'clnek. wfinpin cpir;pluilie the
consideration OF the BIN, the honae teciS Il
rsccss until o'cluciH tbs cVciiinN session
70 hs ,ieyated 20 private pension hilla
The MINT seifsion waH devoted to the
nlssaRe pf individual passions ani at i0.2s
the house adjourned.
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cosiNIrssfoN CASE.


Set for Anil 3 on winch Data Il VIII
13e Called
Waidihagton, Marcn 2. Attorney General
cuibsfeon had long conferences With
CHIEF Justice Fnlier today about the Tins
Il which tna Texas railnoad c0n1nlesltg.
ease COLD be heard. Tie new difticplfy
81 aie nndoAbled serious Illness o. Jpatsee
loclssor Even before iis hi iiefe BE- llsi
ifpioffh9kea very frequently nnd was
forrad % Geek me warmer climate Of
FLORIDA for raslf VIXEN re viii rctrn
q wholly pFohlametieal, hiif 4 Il hppfd
lie VII l3a atno119 dn1aeh u ~. "a. hie piaea
by April 4 At any rafe' with n4e rqAFetHi
% sse court. mo asse has been M fof
April 3. and will 30 called % ma. dry
f1r nrElt.lil.I.f
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Major oenafai Howard Believes IN tie
Atlanta. "a. March = ;lajar qsnsfal
Q. o. Howard. VIM i maEip1 hie last
official trip through dc mllitAry depart
inent Of the East, aala III az iaterriew;
,gfhe temper II tie SOUTHERN people all
the way tbrouth since lre war has bnep
excellent They hafe muiurtined dig
MY. which does honor 10 Anglican mar.
70 thc new order Of things wan 2 uiHicuis
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CONGRESSIONAL. pRlocnnDiNGs,
Vote ON the bland nin to he Takcn
Vhursday

Vote On the bland Bin to He Takeu
Thursday.
washington. March e-At the. opening
OF the senate to-day the Bland seienioreHe
bill came ,p AZ unfinished bunincss,
Mr. Allison asked that the nm 80 over
untll Wednesday at o'clock
Mr.. Henderson Inquired II amendments
could be offered,
MIR Iiarrsa replied that he ala not think
he would consent 20 this
: sfsdNriv dscuaSion followed and
finally AIR lIarrla suggested that We'd
nesdaN vote he taken On Mr Aliison's
motion TO rrconsidef and II that failed,
Mr. Henderson might move 10 cntnfnit O.
the linAng~ committee the tlnel eotr TO be
tnkcn Thursday at ostioclS
his was agreed 10 and debate on che
hil was then resumed
ATT Villas led OH n, opnoritttia
s At 4:2h Mr.. Villas Welded 10 Mr. ffarrla
for motion 10 no into executive session.
Monday Ns
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trR3rxs snPAlsArqnN.

MolNnal. Mnsch b ~ ieutenhnt Cox
ernpr Royal. 81 fhe NORTHWEST TERRITORY.
recently ysaerog 81 Her Majesty Queen
Victoria and an aitra-rpxal eerybnt &: = =
Demssson xosei7amfnf. has lHslled d t,fo4
uEsIire itsnx thu Rcl'afatiou Of rtnaass
1r<4n t1ie MELISSA finnlfe.
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Washington, March determinations or
poatmaAters were sent 10 the senate to-
day "a fotlowHi
James Atoschy at Hearnc Texas; E;ide-
lin kllgorc at LonBglpw, Tcxaa Harry
Cinlbrenth AT Terrell, Texna
Wldsiingtun, Nfhroh 9.-The president
has nominated james 4. Carlisle to be
postmaster az 81 Loule, Mo
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MnsII fscllllsTrI, 4 l.1sllr A,,r.l,l,

Washington, Marsh . Tho entire Texas
deli,gatson tas TONED In asking speaker
cfisn 70 napoiut Representative coopcf.
70 ehe posltoa IN me conuiiifec on rivers
and harbors made vacant by tho realgnn-
titu OF SENATOR eleet BiAncbaqis Mr.
Cooper hns Worked long and we'll before
ahss committee In behalf Of ,rcNes water
ways. and Il fitted for the position.
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Texas and Missouri and tho proceedu Of
these bonds have been unavailable pending
Edwin y. Chadwick and h. T. Wilson Il
Co. of New York both claim their hlds
are the lawful ones and meanwhile the
money and bonds are tied up.
Representative, Rcackinrldre OF ArlSan.
sAs aud two special dclcg0tes from the
Cherokee Nation were before the commit
tce today md sucu1aded IN getting the
adverse report. II viii be drawn by Rom
rcsontative Terry OF Arlkananp.
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rrxAs pt,EsrAfA s1,rRs

Washington, March 9.--prcsIdeifiai post
mAsters appreciated today were IN line with
congressional Recommendations aud had
been forenaned hi these dispatches,
t'ouruh-clnss poniinastefs appolmted,-
Glarefnon,. j, n. Hutchinann, Vice j w.
Penrwpn, resigned; Throcl.eiog Con, Mrs.
Lola c. IN I, vi:
vilc,s, w, Z, Finley. Vice I. r. Wilisas
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TRnAsu ~ FoINp-
Ancient Egyptian FSlnita sirong Box DTS
ruQefcd

tnQefed
Cairo. March p-tIsy cable 70 the New
york Herald.1--4'iin Treasury Of tim
King ousonftesen OF the fwslflh dyniis-
ii, haa bepn discovered at pashour ~
Air. MefRan director ~ The exc0Vntlnns
going on IA the interior OF the py1ltiniif.si
Ii Nfa nlddcn Ia tomb near ffinffaa
% thu royal family icHels ami sfislz
inrritsted stones were ln great varsity.
Including crown probably the oldest
efecinaen % rryptinn art. and cxqniaiteix|
nodded Hons. This discovery doubles the
iiiipur,anre Of tfhizeh
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Washington. March 9-In tho hollze to-
day Representative Mci1ae OF Afhapsas
introduced 2 blu e prohibit the payment
or bounty for the production Of raw
sugnr and 10 put refined sugar on the free
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STATE AGENTS ron
CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS

CLEVELAND RUBBER woRKs
nrr,,.,. Selling Hose Pacitings, Etc.
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY
Wood Split Pulieya
HENRY n, woRTHINeToN
Steam Pumps.
E. c. ATKINS s. CO..
Circrlar and Band Saw Etc.
BRADFORD Betting Co,
Leather Betting, ~
METROPOLITAN lNJEcToRs. n
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED luBh.
MAGNOLIA METAL co.
Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal.
N. & G. TAYLOR CO.
Old Style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA sTAMPING AND TOOL CO..
Timers Tools and Supplies.
coVEL MANUFACTURING Co.
Saw Grmmers Swages, Etc.
we carry a full stock OF the above at
manuiaeturers' prices. and solicit your
correspondence.
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Ht 4 Hfif *pi'' q st.
Ne@ prl'an1 IL. Aefqh ~ 'fha Iiule<-
pemocrat's >Idnri,s. IA special safe'
The casa Of Ianup< And zH<< l:Ii<ac
peth Mcclure ~ M Titilafpsts, zl',r1s-
DOH ass4 Pacific fhifpsd rQfff*nx. "a sff.
ofstQn Tor NAt1a1fs I'm fnn Hill1r{; ~
titN kuD. Tom 14fe Hctiu'ft. On Itfr1Tr
*. stesz was tried for ne 4efol4 t.ile ID
the firth district ca.lfi aud tef1!cf Tor
IzQ,Vo Ii favor of nlainllIfs t4I'itute. a
ferdief for Tho 1anlt amount WAS red
nefed On the former ifinl'
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YIN anN sl1n,lNli 40

Washington March D Secretary Greah-
ann has received The toiiowlaig telegram;
city Of Mexico, alsrrh b iisan gradn-
ally improving Was sittsng UP dressed
at a late reDort
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Troy n. u. March .. IN y aiieEs1 herr
tonight that the ffacas refultlHF u N,
frAth ~ Robert Ross rae ms p4tfomf ~
i1hea-
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London March 4 M. ola1eton2 con-
tlnusa 70 Improve and bulletins a,inoores
INK he changes Ia hi+ condition hevo pesn
stopped.
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ropAy,s rvENTs.
The rost's Ruiletn with What VIII Trans.
pirc Ihie Day Throughout tho
Country

ApufttfNs
NEW fQRiS--Imnressiv aervlcoN in
memory OF GcotHc William Chfiia viii
be held tomorrow under The ,f,,nnlooa ~
IyppSfaphical union No. 4, IN the ffffh
~ ayf sns N ,RsaSsr ; NJ l Keller prsslent
I'd an insitntlon 20 Give an nddrugs on Tie
RELATIONS Of Mr.. Childs 70 the aSritora Of
ninge, who n a member OF fEie SIX, N II
expected 90 deliver erjoRV Tho Rev
Df. Joseph N, blanchard, rector ~ the
philadelphia " which church Ar. childS
speak.
CHICAGO THE amateur boxing and
wrestllnH cliainpionahips OF the Central
AAnoetatlon Of tRc amateur Athletic
letio nssociation'H syrnnasicm tcdAy and
March - respectively. Tie territory tov-
cred hy tie ccntral association, Includes
braskn. illinois, lndi8na, Mlrhlean. Mih-
nesota and Wyoming
VIENNA --It Is understood that Tho
rzaf OF Russia VIII arrive af Villa An~
Riulinn. AhhAHia IN IN.rin. today He Will
remain there some tine 70 recruit his
iipensa several weeks ago He IL cxpcct.
g q meet Emperor William OF Germany
there.
SAN FRANCISCO - lex. President IIar-
riHcn aims TO get as much rest and out.
door recreation aE he Gun duriOg his stay
tsntIon Ihe cniy na, , 9h, " RnDn hasor
Is 10 he given at tic Painca hotel this
evening, Thr trustees OF Stanford uni
vcrslty and few friends VIII he present.
NEW York F'ntrier FOR the boxing
and wrestling rhemplonahlpa of xhc AIi,a-
teur Athletic union close today with the
president 81 the National organizations
James II. Sullivan Tho avcnts viii talss,
~ 1ee - Madlcon Square garden, nfetoiis
NEW YORK Comedian rranc's long
eusekenlctt N New York will end today,
when he VIII again 90 wtatwafts for his
spring Tour, ''i'le senator Il the Demand
for It continues viii be the only piny
presented during the sngaecineft
LONDON -Tle marriage Of Miss VIZ
glniH BoryfIge. daughter or the Cniifor-
M, mlillonntre, and viscannt .Deerhurstt
snints, KcnaingiVn. to-day
sAN FRANCISCO rs -eioyernor RUS
sell A. AlEct OF Michigan ia here TO par-
tispate h the Michieaii nnp ceiehre
ton ~ the Mldwintcr Exposition, Which
tnses place todhy
NEW YORK. Nh. walker Feain WHO
has been appointed a member OF The In
ternaIionai tribunal q yair a, Egyps. /
NOW post Of duty.
ST IoUIs- Rob Tftzsiminons. The mid.
dlcweighf puflliAt, Is 70 meet local
heavyygeigii Ii ii limited round bout ilslit
tonight
POBGHKEEPsI1r- Archbishop setoip
viii bless thn new stations of tho cross
at 81 Peters church here tomorrow
KANSAS rITY-The republican city
convention VIII be held here today. Mu-
nieipai officers will be nominated
CARACAS Veneznela, General toa- |
duin Crcsno ~ 70 be inaugutated pfes- /
ident OF The Vpneziflhn Republic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10
wIlArIIlnR nllLLnrlNaI

Harpmetficnl and yhermomelrical rIsocnl
Forecast for Today,
A small Ridge or nleh presume extends
low 1911 iurlies M MI zintipna Theirs - q
general loN pressure area over tho West
ern portion d ithe country with us Hteat-
est depth over the upper Missouri valley,
1hare haa beer i drrldeA rise IN fea-
pera1iir ufsi be grepfer portion u The
country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-10

Rome. March ef'pfdinai Ffeuosar4
hirei paracolni died ioday q heart d;a-