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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
TOOK CARBOLlC ACID.
\ lS-lear Old Wife Jealous OF Her 60
Year Odd Husband

LOUISVILLE. March "a special from
Winchester, ky., says Mrs. Eta Walden.
II years old. committed suicide last night
by taking carbolic acid. She had sepa-
rated from her husband and was jealous
of young lady. She had impiored her
husband TO return, but 10 no avail.
Walden stated that his wife had been
familiar with him before marriage and
that the union had only been brought
about by her claiming that he had accom-
plshed her ruin. This proved false and
Walden claims to have lost confidence in
his wife. Both families are prominent.
Walden is only 20 years old.
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CAUGHT sY AN AVALANCHE.
An Idaho Boy Carried Along a Distance
of Ealf u Mile.

an iiiuo 10y thtrisd Along distance
of Ealf ~ Mile.
srecial Dispatch 10 the Standard
ECIsE. Idaho, March IA gentleman
low hero from Atlanta reports thrilling
incident which happened recently TO an
Atlanta Lad named Charles Goetze. Last
Saturday he went cut hunting in tho
mountain canyons, and while sighting
deer was caught by huge snow slide and
carried down the mountain side for fully
hal! mile. The avalanche was started,
it is supposed, BY the report OF gun. At
the place where the accident happened il
is SO steep that it is almost inaccessible.
Alter lying in the snow and debris for IL
hours. he was rescued by heroic party
that set out from Atlanta, surmising that
sJme accident had happened 10 him.
They brought him home, iearfully bruised
and almost lifeless, on hand sled. He
is still in precarious condition. The
boys father was killed in a snowslide
about four years ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04

Specll, Dispatch to the stan ard.
HELENA. March 3.-John ]. Winwood. n
mining expert we'll known al over tho
state, was adjudged insane in the district
court to-day and sent TO Warm Springs.
Winwuod had been i'll through worry over
a mining suit in which he was interested.
lie got possession of large quantity of
bromide and swallowed several thousand
grains. The result was that il turned his
brain. The doctors think he will be all
right with proper treatment
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04

TERRE HAuIE, Ind, March 3.-The Vipo
Agricultural society decided aboIt three
years ago to offer some rich stakes FOR
trottIng Goals OF 1922. 1871 aud is91, to be
;rottel for between Aug. IL and IA OF 1881.
These stakes now foot up SiT,g.p. This
week the citizens raised S2J.OyJ FOR faGr
other purses, al! fast classes. Ia addition
to all this, the Other stakes will make a
grand total o! s37 ,JJJ, the largest purses
ever contested for at one meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
EI.bop Tiern.y ON T.mpc,auce

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 2.-Bishop
Tlerney. who was cJnsecraicd bishop OF
the Hartford diocese. Feb. -. has sent To
Major Fiizmaurice, president of the Cath.
Ollie Abstinence union, letters in which be
says: ~ hereby indorse the Catholic
Total Abstinence union of America and Of
Connecticut. hope both will live and
work together till the practice of temper.
auec becomes the rule of all the people of
our beautiful and free land"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
SEIZED THE CATTLE.
John Bull Ailudcs To His Guns and De
Cana Rsstores the Beef.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The British
steamship Merida from Brazilian ports
reports ,ha, while discharaing load of
cattle at Rio Janeiro one of Admiral De
Gama's launches came alongside and
asked the price of beef. Captain Tomesett
declined to soil, Nhereupon the launch
seized - of the cattle and sought seclusIon
under the guns of the cruiser Libertad,
Captain Tompsett complained to the
British cruiser Scrius AMI a request from
the ships captain, coupled with dgni
fled allnsion TO tho guns, moved the IN
sur.ents to return the cattle forthwith.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
STONED In In. i6th Round.

GALVESTON, March a-The prize fght
between Maloney and Porter before the
Island City Athletic club was one Of the
best that over occurred in the city. Six
teen vicious rounds were fought, when the
police stopped the fight. 1t was all Ma
lOuey's fight and Porter was saved from a
Knockout in the 18th round by the gong.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
Persia Goes Back on silver.

TEHEBAH, March 3.-Tho Persian GOV.
crHment has officially announced that the
mint will no longer coin silver for the
public and also declares that the impor.
tat.ou Of silver is prohibited for the
future, and that month hence tho au.
thoritles will treat as contraband all silver
not ordered by the mint.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04

MoNrEvmfo, March Slowing to the
absence of quorum to-day congress post
poued the presidential election until Mon
day. Stewart, acting vice president OF the
republic, will temporarily Ill the chair Of
prrsIlenL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04

RIo DE JASErRo. March 3.-Prcsident
PciXoto has prolonged the state OF siege
until May 1. The provincial regions in
elections for members of congress show
that majority OF tho members elected
are republicans. The yellow fever in Rio
Jaueiro is daily becoming worse.
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ST. PAUL. March 8. 3.-To-night the Mn
neapol!s & -. Louis railroad announced
the following rates 10 California points /:
san Francisco and Los Angeles. san Josc
and Cotton. $3.50: San Diego. $3.50; via
Santa Fe and Mojaye same rates.
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Lnhr, L.nkIn,, Order.

MILWAUKEE, March 3.-The hearing for
a modification of Judge Jenkins Northern
Pacific strike order was occupied to-day
with arguments Ia behalf of the receivers
against the modification. Tho arguments
will be concluded tonight. Judge Jen-
kius said he would sit till midnight II
necessary,
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CINCINNATI. March 3. o. The Jackson
Brewing company assigned to-day. The
assets are estimated at SiDl.OJ); liabilities,
$4,000. 1t is claimed that the trouble is
only temporary. The cause of the trouble
is bonds issued 10 capitalize other ven.
tuIcs,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Almost Fatal Mistake.

Ike Banks, colored, was struck
on the head with a Ratchet by VIM
Sullivan, a white man from Flores
vile, Saturday night, and bad
scalp wound was the result. Sulli-
van is in Jail.
Sullivan was asleep in back
room of a colored woman's house
on the corner of Medina and Comal
streets. Banks and some other ne
groes came in late at night and
struck a match. Sullivan, half
asleep, jumped up and taking a
Ratchet, struck Banks, one of the
men. He then went to sleep again.
He said he thought he was in a
livery stable and some one was
trying to steal the horses. He
worked in a livery stable in Flores
Vile.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
TWO LUNAcY CASES.
Mary Yeargain and Charles Marsh
Adjudged Insane.

Mary Yeargain and Charles Marsh
Adjudged Insane.
Mrs. Mary M. Yeargain and
Charles Marsh were tried for luna
cy in the Probate court last Satur.
day afternoon and both adjudged
insane and ordered placed under
restraint.
Mrs. Yeargain is a married
woman about "a years of age and
halls from Illinois. Her husband
resides here and owns a homestead
and about 160 acres of land. She
is the mother Of child aged about
four years. According to the tes-
timony of Laura A. Dixon she lost
her mind last month. 1t. is be-
lieved that Mrs. Yeargain realizes
that she is of unsound mind and
should be placed in an asylum, as
she has said so herself. She has
been under treatment of DR.. Her,
mann since the early part of last
October as a consumptive. On
last April, the doctor claims, he
noticed that she was becoming of
unsound mind. She claims that
her father has died in an insane
asylum She has been to theWorld's
fair and her husband sent her
money so that she could return.
They have been married about six
years.
Charles Marsh is a native of
Ohio, about forty-five years of age
and has lived in BeXar county the
past seventeen years. He is mar
ried and is the father of nine chill
dren. He has a sister living in
Goliad. His son, Henry, claims
that his father is violent and dan
gerous at times and that he often
abuses and beats the children with
out any cause. He is said to have
had his first spell of insanity last
December year ago and has had
two attacks since that time, the
last being last April and continued
for two days. He owns 100 acres
of land.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
APPOINTED A TRUSTEE,
n. Cunningham Has Charge of the
Temple Hamilton School.


A chattel mortgage was filed in
the county clerks office last Satur-
day evening, in which g. w. Tenn
pie appoints H. Cunningham trus-
tee of the Temple & Hamilton
Business college. He names as the
preferred creditors the following,
for the following amounts: Webb
& Finley, for legal services, 5000 :;
Mrs. NJ. A. Rice, Of Champaign,
ILL.,, $4,000 and accrued interest; w.
H. Maverick, for rent, $3.50; Mar
tina Temple, borrowed money, $500 ;
f. f. Kern, teachers salary, $55; j.
G. Smith, teachers salary, sos; j,
G. Hamilton, $500.
There is no session of school to-
day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Call for Presents.

The following will please call OF
send to LIGHT office for picture
presents:
Eugenia Adam.
Adelaid Heillgman.
Mamie Hogan.
Adelina Martinez.
Fred j. Nagel.
Herman Otto.
r.. Wander Stratten.
J. Z. Crowley.
Christine Hauser.
Albert G. Jonas.
Leon p. Goodman.
"Guendolin."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Sport With the Scatter Gun,

The San Antonio Gun club had
their weekly shoot on the bank OF
Eimendorf Lake yesterday. TWEEN
ty-three shooters were in attend
ance and with the aid of their
shot guns loaded with both black
and nitro powders made it appear
to one within hearing distance as
though they were having a sham
battle. Paris wins place for
first class trophy, and Volbrecht
makes a "two timer" for second.
Following are the scores:
Shoot No. at Is singles-Roth-
well u, Paris IL, Tendick II, Cain
5, Learn 7, Mccormack 10, Thiele
10, Veith II, Phillips 10, Epstein
IL, Smith 10, Biesenbach 10, France
Il, Samuels II, Frank IL.
Shoot No. 2, trophy shoot at 20
singles and pair-France %, Nc
Cormack l6, Samuels 19, Thiele %,
Tendick %, Rothwell 20, Epstein
II, Smith IL, Adams Is, Phillips
10, Veith 10, Shields 81, Cam s,
Learn II, Grossmann Is, Volbrecht
Is, Paris "a, Black %, Simpson 10,
Biesenbach %, Epp II, G. G. Smith
IA.
Shoot No. 3, team shoot, IL
singles per man:
Captain McCormack's side ... &c.
Captain Thiele's side ........... 49,
Shoot No. 4, team shoot, Is sim
giles per man:
Captain McCormack's side. 1900. So.
CAPTAIN Thiele's side ........:S7
GAME AND FIELD NOTES.
A veritable state shoot yester-
day.
The doubles seem to bother the
boys.
Mac has postponed setting pat
tern to some other time.
The street car service to the
grounds is much improved.
The directors hold their month
~ meeting Tuesday evening.
People, who own pointers or set
ters, should not neglect to purchase
a license, as the dog catchers are on
duty.
The team shoot was quite excit-
ing, and the chosen sides were
pretty evenly matched, as the
scores will show.
How they stand: Thiele, Black,
Tendick, France, Paris one place
each for first. Volbrecht 2, Wagon
tuehr /, Grossmann 2, for second.
The club will hold a great
Fourth of July prize shoot on their
grounds; also sweepstake shooting
atIive pigeons and inanimate tar
gets, July 4th.
The LIGHTS warning, regarding
the shooting of doves out OF season
has born fruit, they are not in
market and should not be until
the proper season, July 10.
Gun clubs are being organized
all over the state, and trap shoot
ing promises to become quite pop
sular with the sportsmen. Scarcity
of game forces this alternative
upon our hunters, and all seem to
take kindly to trap shooting as a
substitute.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Mr.. Becker is Better.

That old and estimable citizen
Mr.. r. Becker, who has been sick
for some weeks is able to be out
again after undergoing a sergical
operation under DR.. Hadra for the
removal of gall stones. Mr.. Becker
is considerably better and there
are now good hopes of his re-
-coVery,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Alamo Cold Storage Co.

Corner w. Houston and Soledad
streets. Everything first-class. Our
specialties: Kansas City sweet
breads, brains, tender loins, loin
strips, breakfast bacon, choice
hams and sausage. Call and see
our great plant. 6-4-6t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
Exhibition and Prize Drill.

The West Texas Military Acade-
my will give an exhibition and prize
drill at the Old Post parade
grounds tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o'clock. The public generally
are invited.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04
The Years. Record

The following is the official record of
building permits assured during the fiscal
year, June l, 1893, to May 81, 1894:
Number of permits for June, 1893, 81;
valuation given for same by applicants,
500, 800
Number of permits for July, 1893, rs;
valuation given for same by applicants,
1882.
Number of permits for August, 1893, 65;
valuation given for same by applicants,
S3S. 100.
Number of permits for September, 1898,
SO; valuation given for same by appli-
cants, SCI 500.
Mum Der of permits for October, 1893, 81 !;
valuation given for same by applicants;
$l6.39O
Number OF permits for November, 1893,
IS; valuation given for same by appi-
cants, S41,112.
Number OF permits for December, 1898,
Go; valuation given for same by applI-
Number Of permits for January, 1894,
II; valuation given for same by appli-
cants, S449 $40.
Number Of permits for February, 1894,
rs; valuation given for same by appli-
cants, S24, 425.
Number of permits for March, 1894, l0S;
valuation given for same by applicants
SOL .S05.
Number Of permits for April. 1894, sB;
valuation given for same by applicants,
$54. AGO.
Number of permits for May. 1894, tO3;
valuation given for same by applicants,
$57, 4S0.
Total Of permits go and total Of val
nations S5l7,0l3.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04

Mayor Paschal, Alderman
Newton and Superintendent Mick
lejohn went fishing Saturday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-04

Ed. A. Seffel has secured a per-
nit to erect a two-story dwelling
at No. 125 Dakota street, ward 7, to
cost $3.50.
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BmrOzuOA DE- ola OoaasPoDmuA D1 Pro-. Roo" rs

lQue tonteraI AL contrario debo tenerla muy clara
ICastoretl llAm6 varonil que suS soldados
oan adn traves del RADIO de las vslsEiC iCasorst pre-.
p6rate amigo mio que vamos & cargarl
81 coro el COMIC Casoret ia deicsda mission de ha.
Ger llegar del comAndante Rivere e bilets que
de los vgilantes del patio enreg6 Clsulio. 81
dios de los pr.soneros agunas tan clements como
de los smanes 81 de los borrachos permiti6 que uuo
de los vgaDtes de Ia Oonserela flese compatota de
CIstoret del corone.
81 dragon le habis hsbado de pAis de las festau
limosinas de ID Gale de Ia Boucherie de las 'gorgues
que corrau OTTO tempo, de a tbrEjsAude ardlendo
en- que Ia cuchsra ene en- Ia mano derecha como IL
de Ia usca entire los dedOS de una esalus resi- de
las repes" de igo negro de todo 10 que ormaba Ia vi
da del rinc6n de terra abandoDado en- oro tempo
siempre quefido
Aqueos patr6ticos recuerdos hsbsn sido ademSs re-
cscdos per agunas monedas de vente frances brants
de uvRntud cantando sin dessnar Il seducsors canc6n
del vigilants de6 que e hsblsran conanti6 en-
que ningun gran crmen Ell entregar un peda
cto de pspel cualquiera & IN prisonero
de este modo, Claudio Riviere pudo saber por el
mmo SolgDac que hermouo coroneI veabs por s ami
go que el comandnte tena por syuds sostGn por pro-
tertor audszy resuatO s5dado que segun su cr6ni
habladas de aquellos tiempos nunca halo agraos
nj entire les hermosas nj entire las victorias.
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FL nnanOsO so11anAO

- precise parr para 81 destierro Sda de mas prsa
PerO lqu6 cuersisP muieres son muieres
u meor yale Boa lsgrima un solo penTamiento
do nm hombre honrado All pobre comsndantel"
Tambien decia que era impossible que TeresS no vol
visra aparecsr que debe velar de los por su mardo
que quiRas eutaU horss trtta de salvaro 20 mucho
me engsho, corone, 81 ciudsdsno Chambaraud aDfre
tanto como 10 tanto como nosotros i permits decir
10 al detenc6n de Claudio 81 lie BeCasitsi eaad
ssgurc de que hAareS ssmPre dspuesto a antique
VenciOn&l
-Ya veremoB -dijO sOIgnaC-Por 81 momento no
necssito dc nadie
~ Luego renunciais. -?
No renunCio nAda. Ne habeis dicho que e CO.
mandsnte aera trasladado al Temple2
-lDsntro de dos diasl
rues bien, yoIved dentro de dos diag senior Rive
re, quzas de aqui entoncss habrsmos eombinado un
plan dseAmpAna.
-IAhI eoronsl, coronel-exclam6 81 buen vieio Ri
Visro-si puierGs wolverine mi hjo arrsncare de eIa
tapia terrible tapia de Grenes donde ys ven
taBtOS aguieroS de baaE consguieEea ESQ., tsndrA
mas que nm miedo: lel wolverine loco de alegrAI
Selgnac acompsh6 hasta Ia puerta aquel padre an.
GAno abatdO pero esprz de srontar todoB los pcios
pira dlsputar h vida de Ru hijo al verdugo
La vista del comerciante sua sdpicas las lSgrimaa
que el antique prCpietario del "GranTtus enugaba con
% panuslo de cuadros aques sparici6u del afeco mas
complete exprssAndo su dolor de Ia mas seHca
habiAn impresionado ViVanAents 81 hermoso Soiguac
Cuapdo SO qued6 solo, sl coonel not6 que tpnfa los
ejoS nubadoR Sc Bonri6 mov6 Il cabeza die en- VoG
alta como 81 hablArA eonnigO migmo:
-lYoy seharne & psrder i Vilts con lAgrinitsai
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e gUrhO do l. qLOAha da AsAO para POBRRS La Carload
HUMAGAO
Garantizada por el Banco Espadol de Pto.-Ricc

Ia
Sra
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aCAFE ALFONSO"

DEckNo DIE Los DE sU fNDoLE EN ARRoIBo
El dueao de este couocido Acreditado eI.
tablecimiento, deseoso Biempre de ofrecer como
didades su numeross clientele, ha dsterminado
trasladArlo Ia bonita nolerus espscoua saSs
de msmpoatsrfa propiedsd de don Armindo Ca
dilIa, iltimAmente conBtruida en- Ia Plaza Mayor
puuto centrico de ID pobaci6n. En- el miamC
eatablecmiento hay dc venta magni6cos psEo
franceses para bilsr aprecios limitsdoS 1877
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5B VB1dB BR JHyuyH

Por no poderlA atender su dueno, una 6nca
de cafe de "a cuerdas de terreno, con todos sus
sstablecimientou necesarios, que produce loo
quintales dc cafe. Su precio O,OO0 pesos q con
tado, 900 plazos Para informes, NICO
LAS OANALNS--JaYnYa Agosto g.
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- u OS p 81 - q

la r benefcio del Aso pobres A CARDAD tab
Hum concedda Real Oden de Julio del ano 1893 publ
acea Official de Provincial de Agoso del propo ano
Ell g. vea da 20 de Spembre pr6xmo
bnac6n jgua ch de Loter Provincial bao po de 270Oo
dididos decmos moneda exanera
corrente distibuyendose impore en- forma sguene
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Centre de VACUNACION
.HKECLBU. hINFA-VA z
MA DIRECTA DE la RES

Ma DIRECTA DE LA RES
Siendo muchos los peddos de este virus que con-
tinnamohte est&n hacienda este Centro dc Ia isa
y el extranjero tener que tomaro en- e mOmento de
su enyo para que Obtenga en- su lnoculacl0n SECURE
resultadO, Sc supca los Ayuntami ntos particua-
res 10 hagan oportundad para que puedan com
pacdos. Esta demanda es debda los brlantes result
tados obtendos Ia nfa proceente de este Centro
en- toda la lsa e extranero especalmente en- los
anosdel8S6 al 80 O. inyadi0 una epidemic varoOsa
esta Isla, como 10 acreditan certncaciones de mas
de Glen m6dicos autorldades. Los Ayuntamientos
que deseen implantar la Vacunac0n direca de la res
pueden drjirse este Centro pasando el que suscrbe
medante preciOs convencionales, los puntos que Sc
10 indque evando el ganado necesaro para practcar
la yacunaci0n ademas instruyendo Ia persona que
desee encargarse para despues continuar vacunando
drectamente de la res, cultivando e virus esta.
Este es un medic ell mas economico y de resultados
positivos seguros Sc responde del exto de este ma
todo exclusive de SANTIAGO SEIJ0. 1871
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LA ENyIDIA.

BONETOs
Dulce eV Ala codiciA cuando SlcanSa
dollar al orc iD1til, que ha eScondido;
dulce 8! amor, fe'ix 8 deSvalido,
meditsr va el pl,cer, va Ia esperansa,
Dulca es tambien & Ia feroE veugSnxa,
one no obedece al tempo nj al olvido,
los Bedieltos removes que he sufrido,
apagar tre el fuego yla maIan's.
A un bieu aspIra todo vicio humane;
teRiids en- Hsugre Ia amtici6u impis
Guena en- el mapdo y el laurel glorioHo.
8 Ia td, envidis horrends. m6pstruo in
sano nj conoces nj eVperaS Ia alegria;
que ld6nde iras q. no hays nm veDturosoi
ALBERTO LIsTA.
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Vf7aoR y mste, = leao. ;. sal1sss =

pfecf0 E KI0JAN0 DE IRIcI0
Sc detalla Capital, Grlsto l5 don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 30 en- las tiendas de los Sehores AY
LION y f. ZAM0RAN0 en- Puerta de TERRA, y r.
ZAM0RAN0 o. Linea. Los certifcados de origen y
anasiS de tan exceente caldo estan disposition del
Que 9uste verlos Dicembrel.a
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REsEH[EMRos

soInci6u Gla ChSrada de sysr: oE-RE-CE-Do
Idem u fuga dc consonautes: "Por tu tale
shnduguero ~ ese cusrpo tan gach6u, -tengo,
mia un &vispero-sn mitad del corA16n."
The herald., 1894-11-27
POMONA.

Funeral OF Miss Ava 1ock-Bas SD al !
Thanksgiving.
POMONA, Nov. 26.-Ths funeral OF Miss
Ava Mock this afternoon from the
Christian church was very largely at
tended. The church was beautifully
decorated with fowers, while several
handsome floral pieces covered the ooI
fin.
Services will be held Thursday at II
q. IN. in the Presbyterian and Methodist
churehes. Rev. Fray will preach to
the Congregationalists and Presbyt teri
ans. and all other denominations will
listen to sermon by Rev. Bowling at
the Methodist church.
George Alkire OF Phoenix, Ariz., Ia
visiting his parents and will remain till
after Thanksgiving.
At the competition drill Saturday
evening at Armory hall, Henry Klap.
roth was declared the winner. Six
months ago the medal wss won by Alba
Hurn. After the drill a pleasant dance
was introduced by the company boys
and friends.
The members OF the Tennis club are
working hard to make their hop at the
Palomares Thanksgiving night one OF
the social events OF the season.
Pomona people will have the chance
Thanksgiving afternoon OF seeing a
splendid game of baseball at the bali
grounds on the corner OF Pearl and Pail
omares streets.
Rev. George Taylor. secretary Of the
Y. M. @. A. OF Pasadena, occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church last even.
ing.
Alba HURT. of FL Monte. spent Sum
day with friends in this city.
j. o. Garlick, OF San Francisco, is Wis J.
iting his family for short time.
Before this weeks ending the brick.
masons will nave begun their part of the
work on the new business block at the
corner of Carey avenue and Second
street: work is ALEC being pushed on
the business block of Lorbeer & Carter,
on Carey avenue.