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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

All Sorts Of Local Sew and Gossip from
the GinSs CITY.

an Sorts Of Local Scwt and Gossip from
the GinSs CITY.
A tramp caught black marc in the
field on tho iarm oil John keyser, near
Darlington, on Wednesday night and
rode her over the country toward Bell
airo. He lott tho mare hitched to post
near the first tunnel on abe Baltimore
& Ohio west Of Bclaire on Friday, and
there she stood until Saturday morning,
when neighbors took her up and fed
her. During the day Saturday Keyser
came Up and got his horse. Nothing is
known OF the tramp.
A fire broke out in Rinkcr's stable
about o'clock yesterday morning, and
several franc dwellings were in danger
for time, but the tiremen controlled tho
flames and kept them from spreading.
4 horse belonging to Harry Sheets and
controlled by j. Is. Smith, his assignee,
was burned so badly about the head it
had to be shot. The fro is supposed to
have been OF incendiary origin.
Harry Lockwood, tho boy who hired
the horse from Samuel Campbell, n, St.
Clairsvilic, and traded him of in Bridge
port, and afterwards cut such q figure
in chase with tho officers at Elm
Grove, was indicted for horse stealing
MS was also Frank Cutshaw, who stole
horse at Jacobsburg. Both will 90 over
the road, as it is understood they have
no defense.
4 young man named ZoeCkler was
held up while on his way home Sntur-
day night, but promptly told his a5snil-
ant he had not been at work ior somo-
time, and had nothing, and thus es.
caped being sandbaEGed. 1t is surmised
the would-be-robbor took him for au-
other man.
Tho coal mines along the Baltimore &
Ohio will be opened UP for business
just as soon rs they can renew con-
tracts again, tho miners having agreed
to take the reduction in price of mining.
Some OF the mines will be operated to-
day.
Charles RoSser was awarded q big
paving contract ut AToundsville last week
and Horny 7. Day got pipe contract at
Stoubenvile. Iellaire contractors are
out for the work this season.
Tho Belmont County Medical Society
will nave banquet Mt the Windsor ho-
tel on the o2d, at which tho wives and
lady friends OF the members will be
guests.
Some prominent Benwood gentlemen
are talking up tho idea Of starting Il
bank in that town and the effort will
probably be made this spring.
William Vogel, Frank Brainerd and
Charles jenkins. all of this city, were
indicted OF penitontiary oGenae4 at st.
Clairsvillo Saturday.
William Bridenstoin came in from
Florida, Saturday night, bringing with
him some fine strawberries.
James T. Kelly, OF the First National
bank, is the last candidate for city treas
urer announced.
The steel works will 90 on full this
morning, as will also the Bellairo bottle
works.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

The usual treatment OF catarrh is
very unsatisfactory, az thousands can
testify. Proper local treatment ia posi-.
lively necessary to success, but many,
il not most, OF the remedies in general
Use afford bu. temporary relief. A cnre
certainly cannot be expected from
snutls, powders, douchos and washes.
Ely's' Cream Balm, which is so highly
commended, is remedy which com.
bInes the imuorlant requisites OF quick
action, specific curative power, with
perfect safety and pleasantness to the
patient, The druggists all sell it.
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NiAlirIN,H EEIiIlY.
unrs and Nllsl,apS In tho Thriving CITY
Across the RlyDr.

ArFuas thp ltlyNr,
THO ,ocorL ,Jd-,,. a, pa, n. c
Ho,Ic ~ Tho y NJ e rn,io,Is.
aC J wo, rr"ml ann nd ,,rn,,iy,
omnr"rIntoi he tIo am hnnIr,I 'nn!,
nnI younr man nrcannt Rov Dr I
W. Robins and Rev. ". II. Burbank
alao took part. Tho attendance yrstcr.
dnv was nincly.thrcc. Rev, IIarlZog
folowa next Sunday.
Orchcs,roI mrsic you in,rolrool fos
tho lirst linn in tho prc.hvtnr,oH Sun.
day qchool Yesterday morning and rnyo
entire satisfaction. 1t consists OF Miss
GGOrgiaua Watson and benjamin WCa.
icy, yiolinsta; Ralph llCaton. mando.
lin. also bass violin, tho latter 10 bp
added. Miss Laura Cosa Is tho orGanist.
Deputy Sheriff Westwood is hunting
up witncsaca for four cases at St. Glars.
villu tomorrow, namely, Ella Farms.
worth w. simon farnswortll iordivorco,
Martins Ferry Vs' IeriiinaI Halfway,
Martins Ferry We. y. y; cochran and
Robert h"nsoh w. Dr. b. W. Nil!iama,
cAcc"'o''
twenty couples OIL young people at
tended tue "poVertv social gwen by
Miss bcII Green Mt nor nome on Broad
way on on 0n I.iy mnS"'. All AL Hso SON,
m , GU c'o'nIa si sou,V h ~, ".'et Mono
wv suu,'!, ""u ""o'o '"eS' '"'''o ''o'"
10 my 5'c'!.
'l us Jennie aAcGi0W. WIZ i!"s V Sgtl
va VIZ wv S IiI .,St' L,t Wv I go, 'm'hS
W "~'I ~ 'J Wn,,n "a ,hroo,""od 'C ,n,, u
tynboid fovor Tho children Of Jom"s
Wcqt ara sirk
Tho h,.no,, h,r, hoOr h,,,in ,,,
sccond ward hose house md nre ready
for usr and tho rrrdtnr in front Of tLc
building has been done preparatory to
paving.
Miss Maud Ncwlapd is expected homo
tho latter mart Of Tho month from Brain.
ard, MINI. She writes that tho mcr-
curry up there is forty dOgrCos below zero.
Two barrels of flour and oichtcen
sacks OF corn meal were contributed to
tho relief committee on Saturday by
air. Joseph Barnes OF fieasant Ridge
Prof. A. j. Lee and eleven other col
ored musicians Will give concert at
Lam Il hHll FEBRUARY ~, Tor inc Oohoht
'o'eu '""''" w S'r0" .,
Mrs. i. D. van Iiorn, Oh manG9Vi'le,
Gnu" Gnu ia S 1i,'" n.i,t M;.o NriSios'
onU NH -" o,roo W." ''''1 i'' = 'A''''''
Mr., Mor,ho wifi, nj rnordor nm ~
CIorris niLitinr IL" IN Soinr,,,y nj,.Tt
OF consumption, AGED forty-thrcc years,
It,rrr Tor,hwooI rormo-ly NJ Nor.
tins Ferry, is the Republican candidate
for burgess at Ellwood City, Pa.
Jesse Jones, OF this city, is sick in n
hospital at Philadelphia. He is chem
ist for 4 ship building company.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM.
Row. @. NJ. Afford Makes IN Intcr-
estlng Address on Il 1.-Two Topic
TO.MPROYE THECITYGOYERNMENT.

A Divorce Of Municipal and Party
Politics AdvoCHtcd-'rho Education
of the pcUplc-Crimc Should BG
Detected and Punishcd-The Part
Christians Should Takc-IInw to Sc.
euro Good Government.
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To-nlgh. Gen. U. S. Grant Camp No.
II, Sous Of Veterans will celebrate
Union Defenders Day nj tho q. A. L.
hall. They viii sorvn a light supper in
tho carly part OF tho evening, which
will DO followed by an entertainment.
A cordial invitation Is extended 10 all
mcmbCrs OF G. A. r., Woman's Relief
Corps, Ladies' Aid Society and Sons OF
Veterans, also to those who aru not
members. Tho admission fee is small.
All are advised to como early and got a
good plate OF beans.
Tho following is the programme:
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The Pacific No. . and Josh Cool,
passed down at p. m. with tows OF
coal for Cincinnati.
The stage OF water Mt tho public land
ing was - feet and stationary, Just
three feet less than the expected stage
OH the recent rise.
The towbout Josh Cook with bi 9
tow OF coal swung around just before
reaching tho railroad bridge piers at
Bellairc, on her way down yesterday
evening about 4 o'clock, and struck tho
corner OF the tow on tho west side pier,
fucl fiat and two coal barges went
down and the whole tow was considera.
bly, torn up, tho ropes having been cut
when it became apparent they would
strike, but they gathered up all but the
threce noted as going down. Tho boat
itself narrowly missed being wrecked
Reports from hcadwater points last
evening were rs follows:
Warren-River 4 feet 8 inches
weather cloudy and cold.
Oil Citv-Rivcr feet 7 inches and
falling; weather cloudy and cold.
Morgantown-River S foot s inches
aud falling.
Grccnsboro-Rivcr II feot 5 inches
and falling; weather fair and pleasant.
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When BABY was sick, wO gave her Castoria.
Thca sl!o was q Child, sho cried FOR C1s;oria.
Whcu SAo became Miss, she chung to Clstoria.
When sho had Children, sho gave them Casto.la.
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4 PERSON is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forthwith
year. Use Halls Hair Reviewer to keep
tho scalp healthy and prevent badness.
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Third NIid-wintcr Excursion to Washing
ton City aud baltimore via the Is. & o.,
Thursday, March s. Round trip $40,
tickets good ton days. Trains leave
Wheeling ut l:4O and 5:Cj a. IN. and :25
and j:3j d, m
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The word penltniie occurs but once in
the Bible.
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KMLtANcE,s rII,ar
Anniversary Celebration OF ono OF the
Ancient order Lodges.

Anniversary Celebration OF ono OF the
AhCiont order Lodges.
On next Monday evening tho first an.
niversaly Of Reliance Lodge No. IS, A.
0. U. W, will tako place ut tho Opera
House, and promises to DO ono OF tho
best entertainments gotten up by tho
hustins \. o. U. W. people. Mr.. +. II.
Tango will bn master OF ceremonies,
and Prof, II. NJ. SChOckuy will preside
at tho piano. Tho following excellent
programme will DO rcnderOd
rAIT I.
Opcra House Orchestra
OpuNln. p!n hlu ffaycr..",." DO, Reliance lOdgU
Address ~ welcome Hon. 7, :. Riley
EOTnct ana Trombone Duct .,".,,,.,.,.",",r..
e. T.. Flick and +. lrmhhH
Adltrs ','."'"...,,., ,,."..".."."...Rl H. DOyrnrr
NOThct lIOau
rAHrtt.
Overture, .,.." .,.r,,,u,."OporRl House Orchestra
Vocal Suuo".,", .n..".",n...","Mlss FlOn MOEau
Cuptdh Morgan
AIuHh't! nhnGr@,'''
\. u. Garden and John A. WcisgCrhcr
Novhl 7N'O''' - hCIhNhy
MHit VWHEteI'v''.'.,.,,.,
FART IN,
Overture" House Orchestra
~ iIGuSHE u' a. Nlhp
The linrgUnGslcTs Dcaih.",.,,,.,,,, Ralph llryman
Vocal soto GCnshly
song hhii fundamentally rs hul Nrsbit
No'l fulu u, Dhy
llNllE lIClhrcS,u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, t,s..,
CluNhg Oit,",.,.. Eclnncc Lodge aud Orchestra
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"Most people are not in the least
acquainted with city government.
They are completely ignorant OF
how it is conducted, and tho wors.
part about it is that they are per.
feclly indifferent on the subject. 1t has
not boon considered part OF tho educa.
ton OF an American citizen to under
stand municipal affairs. This fault has
its beginning back in tho nuoic
schools, 1t is necessary that every
child should DO taught reading, writing
and mathematics. but no should also be
taught to be m enlightened american
citizen. He should be educated in tho
first principles Of Americanism. How
foolish 1t is to teach child about tho
heavenly bodies aud rear him in ignor-
ance OF his own body! How absurd to
teach him about tho countries oil tho
Old World and their governments, and
at the same time leave him unacQuaint.
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rARr
I'AEr Ill.

Descriptive Fantasia-"A ShOwman's Dream"
Hermann
"BNOillGsc"-for String Instruments. L. GiiIct
Galup-" Moses
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

Tho regular scmi.monthly concor. of
the Opera House Orchestra at tho Arion
hall was largely attended last evening.
The following excellent programme was
rendered:
PARTI.
MnrCh-"Ot the Four Hundred" Francis
OvrrtuTc-"I.iic Il Drcnia" ... .......R Eilrnbcry
WullG-"M Moonlight on the IIudsOu"..A. Hermann
rARTII.
selection from "DIr frclScluctz" M Won Weber
MaznrkG-"On Wings OF Love" $50. ........FraHciS
FRni:Isa-"Thc CHASE OF the Butterflies" e.
lS!A
FART ILL.,
Descriptive Fantasia-"A ShOwman's Dream"
4
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Water and Moycm onts OF Heats
Tho River Interests.
Yesterdays ARRIVALS.
Zen Hur, PnrECrsbuE. II. IN.
keystone Stale. Cincinnati. : u. N.
II. X. Bedford. SistcRvilc, S n. Ill.
Scotia Pittsburgh, 10 Il. III.
Lizzie lay. Charleston, 10 IL M.
YESTEEpAY'S DEPARTURES.
Ben Hur.IPit:sburgl. , Il. IN.
Keystone State. Pittsburgh. $ n. IN.
H. X bedford. Pittsburgh, IA. III.
Lizzie bay, Pittsburgh. II Il. III.
Scotia, Cincinnati, II n. III.
boats LEAVING TODAY.
Ben IIur, Phrkcrsbur:. 5p. IN.
Liberty, Darlington, J:30 p. III.
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Castoria.

"Castorin isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. AlcuElL, N. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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1.-THE uso OF 'CastoriH' Is IN universal and
It's merits SO well known that 1t seems work
of Hpercrogation to endonr It. Few Rru tho
intelligent families who do not keep CastoriA
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New YORK City.
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Ben Hur, PnrkcrsbuE, jp. IN.
Liberty, Darlington, j:30 p. III.

The Pacific No. . and Josh Cook
passed down at p. m. with tows OF
coal for Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

Grccnsboro-Rivcr II feot 5 inches
and falling; weather fair and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

CnStoria cures Collie, Constipation.
Sour Stomach, Dinrrhpn, EructatIon.
Kills Worms gives sleep, and promotes d.
gcsti0n,
without injurious medication.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

THE C1TAun CosrAHY Il Murray STREET, NEW Yok Cr7r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-12

"For several years hnyc recommended
your 'CrstOria, and shall always continue %
do so us 1t has invariably produced beneficial
results"
Edwin +. PAlDEE, NJ. D.,
lGJth Street and 9Th Ave, New York City
The herald., 1894-04-07
A LABOR LIBRARY.

The Unions and Other Labor Bodies
Win Establish one in This CITY.
Some time ago a circular was issued
to the various local labor organizations
requesting the appointment of commit
tees by the several orders to consider
ways and means to establish a free
reading and reception room, to be owned
and controlled by the several orders
joining the enterprise.
In response to the call the committee
men met at the free reading rooms OF the
Industrial legion, at 208 North Main
street, last evening, and adopted rules
and resolutions endorsing the project.
This and some minor business was
transacted by the committees and the
unanimity of opinions in the matter
shows a determination to see the enter
prise through.
Committees were appointed to find a
suitable place where the library and re-
ception rooms may be located, commit
tees to visit other labor bodies not hav-
ing sent representatives to this meeting
were also appointed. and after some dis
cussion May Sd. Thursday evening at
7 80, was selected as the next date ol
meeting at the same place. 208 North
Main street. After electing Mr.. P. Nc
Namar as temporary president and Mr..
Woods secretary, both prominent union
men, the committees adjourned to meet
on date named. Any communications
may be addressed to the secretary aG 1913
North Main street.
The herald., 1894-04-07
SUPREME COURT.

A Number of Arguments Hoard iu the
Two Departments.
In the supreme court yesterday in de =
partm emit one, in the case Of Keller We.
Fink, upon motion OF Graves for appel
liant, the cause was ordered submitted as
of April Goth, with leave to the plaintiff
to file reply brief within that time.
The case OF Bank OF San Luis Obispo
vs. Pacific Coast Steamship company I,
was submitted on briefs already filed.
The case of Greenberg vs.. The Califor.
mia Bituminous Lime Rock company was
dismissed.
The case OF Taylor vs. Abbott was ar
gued and submitted.
The case Of Jensen. executor, vs.
Hunter ct al, was submitted in pursu-
ance OF stipulation.
The casea OF Williams vs. Naitzger ct
al, and R.alto Irrigation district VS..
Brandon ct al. were argued and sub
mitted.
The department then adjourned until
Monday.
In department two, upon motion OF W.
]. Hnnsaker and presentation OF liconse
from the supreme court of Kansas, A. ii.
Sweet WAS admitted to practice.
The caue OF People vs. Lemon was con-
tinued to ths San Francisco calendar.
In the case OF People vs.. Wells, upon
failure OF appellant to file a brief and on
motion of Attorney General Hart, the
judgment was ordered affirmed.
The cases Of Conrad ct al. vs.. Arrow
head Hot Springs company and People
vs.. Chavez were submitted upon briefs
on file.
the case of People vs. Royce WAS ar
gued and submitted.
The herald., 1894-04-07
POLICE COURT CASES.

The Didiers Fined for BAttery-A Ludi-
crous Cmae-asa.a.
john II. Didier and wife were fined
$25 and $40 respectively by Judge Sea
man yesterday for battery upon Officer
Arguello. The fines were paid.
A ludicrous battery Gaze T%&&s brought
by DR.. S. R. Chsmplee. who alleged
that his small son was hit on the head
with stone by Roscoe and Ray Rey-
nolds, small boys. The affair took place
on Ann street. and resulted in the boys
being discharged. None of the youthful
lawbreakers are over 10 years of age.
@. L. Nanney and E. F Smith were
tried for disturbing the peace, the former
being discharged and the latter fined S..
Andrew Toal got drunk and ill-treated
his wife. He was fined $40.
I. A. Grant. arrested for misdemeanor,
was discharged.
The herald., 1894-04-07
The Single TaxerA.

At the single tax meeting at Unity
church, next Monday night, orief ad-
dresses will be made by Clarence A.
Miller, 0. K Gushing and others. and
some statistics and object lessons in
taxation "near home" will be presented.
There will also be good music by Mies
Myrtle Sheppard, and questions and
answers relative to the single tax phi
losophy. Every body is invited.
Arrangements are being made by sin
gle takers as Pasadena for meeting in
that place some evening next week, tC
be addressed by Ralph E. Hoyt. 1t il
expected that club will be organized
on that occasion.
The herald., 1894-04-07


sCHELlING- the residence OF his father,
corner New South Main street and Golden
avenue. Los Angeles, April 8, 1894, DR.. g.
A. Schelling.
The funerai Will take place from the above
address sunday afternoon. mbers OF Or
pheus Lodge. No. 237, 1. o. o. F., as well as all
sojourning brothers, sre cordially invited to
meet NJ odd Fellow Hall, 1857 North spring
street, at 80 p. m sharp BY order OF the N.
G. HARRY QUIRIN, Secretary
CARPENTER-ln this city. April 5, 1894,
Frank j. Carpenter. beloved father of Mrs.
j. Frank Burns, Mrs. A. Davis, MS Geo.
P. Taylor, John aud Alex Carpenter, ma
tive OF Kentucky, aged "a years and 2
months.
Funeral Saturday, April z, 1894, from the
7, sidenee OF Mr.. j. Frank Burns 152 W. seven
teeA th street, at 10 am.
sOHELLING-In this city, April 9th, Dr. G. A.
sehelling, aged 26 years, native OF Switz-
erland.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow (sun.
day, April Sth, from the German EvanRelical
Church, corner Ban Julian and Seventh streets,
at 3 p. m.
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OUR LARGE AUCTION TENT

VIII BE Spread, and Comfortable Seats
for Everybody
At the grand public auction of 100 rare
building sites surrounding the new city
park today, at l p. m. on the
grounds. Don't miss it. The
property goes under the hammer with
out reserve or limit. Free transporta-
ton tickets to the property now at our
Office. EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & Co.,
12l South Broadway,
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DO you WANT A HOME.

And Property That win Double In
Value?
Today 100 of the choicest lots in
Workman tract, surrounding the new
city park, will be sold at public auction
without reserve or limit, to the highest
bidder. The grandest opportunity ever
offered. Terms, fourth cash, balance
in one, two and three years. Free tick.
cts now at our Office to view the prop
er ty. ALI are invited.
EAsToN, ELDRIDeE & Co.,
l2I South Broadway.
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SURE TO WRESTLE.

Miller and Wencel CONS TO Terms and
Will Sign Papers Today.
Sabastine Miller and Lorraine Wencel
met in the rooms Of the sporting editor
of the HERALD yesterday at 80. Mr..
Miller called to accept the challenge OF
Lorraine in the HERALD the previous day
and make arrangements for the match.
They made satisfactory arrangements
and will again meet at the same place
today at 80 o'clock to sign the agree
ments and put up the forfeit.
The herald., 1894-04-07
The Evolution

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat.
ing the old-time herbs, pills, drauehts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
and effective liquid laxative, Syrup oil
Figs. 70 get the true remedy see that
it is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only. For sale by all
leading druggists.
The herald., 1894-04-07
AooIdantnIIu Klllad.

The body of John O'Conneli. who
wac accidentally killed by falling from
the North Beach bath house of Santa
Monica. was brought to the city yester-
day preparatory to interment in the
Catholic cemetery Monday afternoon.
The services will be held in the cathe-
dral at 2 p. IN. OF that day. He leaves
vile in this city, sister of ex- Under
Sheriff Moran.
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w. c. T. U.
The second Annual Meeting Held Yes
terdaY.

The second Annual Meeting Held Yes
terday.
The second annual meeting OF the Los
Angeles W. @. T. U. was held on Friday
afternoon, April 5th, in the parlor OF the
First Congregational church. corner OF
Sixth and Hill streets. Interesting re-
ports were read by the officers. Officers
elected for the ensuing year, are: Mrs.
Lucy s. Blanchard. president; Mrs. NJ.
H. Finney, vice.president; Mrs. Matte
Seward Johnston. treasurer Mrs. Cham
bers, recording secretary; Mrs. Lopp,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lucy l..
Blanchard, superintendent of juvenile
work; Mrs. Havens, uperintendent OF
Ransom home work Mrs. NJ. H. Finney,
superintendent of parliamentary usage ;
Mrs. Matte Seward Johnston, superin-
tendent press work; Mrs. Baird, super
intendent OF literature; Mrs. Kimmel,
superintendent of woman's suffrage.
Over 250 temperance papers have been
distributed by the supe rintendent OF lit
eratare during the past year. The
union is in fourishing condition.
Whatever may be the cause OF Dlanching,
ha mi ma ha raatOrad a ftq Dripi n Al color
The herald., 1894-04-07
Gone to the County Jan,

John T. Love was committed to the
county Jail yesterday from Pasadena to
serve go days for embszzlement. Joseph
Dixon OF Wilmington was lodged in the
same institution to serve 20.day SEN
tence for disturbing the peace, and VIM.
Mccarthy was sent in from Wilmington
to serve 20 days ior vagrancy.
The herald., 1894-04-07
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coupons will be printed each day, num- Z
bered conSecutivey from one to six.
1he coupons must be complete, that Is
there muat be none missing in the Set ut
six to win the prize. Coupons l to 8 ae-
cure first part, . to 12 second part. and
10 on until The whole 80 parts OF this
magnificent work ale issued. Thehrst &
part will be ready for delivery about
March 25tb. The complete work COM
pris,s 81 parts, or 512 pages 1IxISX
inches size, and will be embellished
with $50 superb phot0-engravings The
hotographs alone in this remarkable
collection, II they were ON ta g, could
not bo purchased Tor less than $500.
GYery American who loves bis count v
should possess q copy. Single parts.
without coupons will be sold Tor SO cts.
Address
COUPON DEPARTMENT. HERALD,
Los ANGELEs, CAL.
Or icave ct business ONCE, 223 West
eecono street.
The herald., 1894-04-07

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