davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-08-25
Iltbt fhlin1n1.

lin irgen0 tpeIcben beunrubigen0en @ez
riic9teu por3ubeugen, tbellen mir ~unierell
2eiern nit, OaB 6err 81, 6. SEEING, nab
renb ct iib 9eitern 8Ormittag auf ieiner
Tarm befanb, BON elmer leidten 2Qbmung
DeS linten QlrmeS befaQen Wurbe. ST
te6rte i'll 6olge Oeiien nacb Ser Sta6t 3us
rid unb befin6et itb ieBt in ieiuer @obz
nung geo. 5000 @crnOn Alpe. inter gutter
g Siege. Die pieIcn 6reunbe bes !6crrn
SEEING f0nnen iicb inbeB berubtQeu, ba abz
iollGt feline @efabr porbanben it,. Bum
nGberen 8eritdn6ntB mag ~bin.u9efugt merz
ben, baB 6err SEEING uorber ii6 f0rperlicb
lebr argeltrengt un0 s Stunben i'm Sreicu
aearbeitet bat,
, 1894-08-25
Gtnbru6sdnfldaen

6. 81. G%oniaula8, Sobn Wtanotas un6
George SAINTS Wurber beute Mtorgen BON
&idbter &erlten OorlGufi9 inter je $1,000
8iirgi9aft geiteQt. sic maren BON Stapere
Wtaoemeno8 bes @inbrucb8 in feline g0obz
nung Gfe SnOiona StraBe uno ga Sale
beicbulOigt, Der Gaub beitanb in 5tpet Qtnz
5iigen I'M gRerlbe bon $66. Sin 2(uficbub
ipurOe angeOrOnet, I'm wOm08li4 Der se=
ralbten Sa6en babbaft 5u tDerben. 6lGger
unO Die @erfIa9ten limb Grico6en.
George Wtc9tt4olS tDnr5e unter ber 9lnz
floge beS @inbrucb5 BON &iobter &erIten
porlGltfig inter $500 8iirgi6aft eeiteut.
@r lit Oes @inbrucbS in bic @obnung bon
&bOmas Gulbert, go. 40 8earl StraBe,
belcbuI0tgt.
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Die Jnipeftoren Ger Gtpic feoera.
ton.

Die brei bon ser Giptc federation sur
unterititBun9 un6 sur GontroQirung be8
itdotiiden StraBenreint0uugS 9eparte7
mems e%rnannten Snipeftoren Durben
gclterr bon Dem Superintenbcnten Sc9oz
ftelo OereiOigt un6 in 9ienit geiteut. Die
pret SnlpeftOren limb: Nlcronoer Wt. 8a=
leriuS fiir Die 0eitieite. s. &. Gone fir Die
Sloiette un6 6rau @mma9ene 8aul fIr
Die gtorbieite. Superinten0ent Sboftelo
Uerlpricbt itb bon Der Gbdttgfett bieier Sn@
lpettOren iebr piel unO crtldrt, SaB CT nod
mebrere iOlcber 6iilfSfrdfte fir iein 9epars
teutent gebroldben t0nne.
, 1894-08-25
IN Duun1d11.

Nocbbem WouDerneur 2tlt9elO Yuumon
etnen 8eiu9 abgeitattet uno Die 8eoDlfez
rung beS StaateS aufgcfor6ert bat, ben
b%ungernOen Mfictb5leuteu unO eDemaltgen
2trbeitern 6e8 DjcIfacben WfjuiOnGrS belfen0
b~et5uiprtngen, itr0men bon allen Setten
@el6er unb 0eben5mittel nacb oteiem Ort
be5 Sammer5 unO eS teblt ben 8eoIrftigen
nidbt mebr AM 9totOipenbtgiten, @inige
el1gliidbc a3eitungen, peIdbe ielber ettpaS
beiiteuerten, perfe6lcn nicbt, ieben Sag nit
groBem Gott All iDrc 8oblt0dti9feit bin5u7
l%peiien, uno eine berielbeu gc0t io8or 10
melt, einc getfeue Nb6ilOung beS GbefS,
ben iie ou3itcute, ibren 2clcrn Dor3ufii6reu.
0o0 immer6in lit Wobltbdttgfeit, perbuns
Den nit ei1em Setbtpuff nod tnlmer better,
ais GeBteres o6ne GritereS.
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0u9enoIihe BIeir6hrenoiebe.

Tre6 6eDlan6, IA uno Scrr0 Sample,
ID Sabre alt, ita16en Deute friib Dor 9icb>
ter @ber6orot inter Ser ~2lnflage bes Gin
bru43 uno bcs unoroentlidben 8etragcns
u1b pur6cn BON otelem bis 3ltm 3. Sep
TENDER inter ie 500 Silrgic6oft geiteQt.
0ie beiOcn 8Uri6cben itno Rinoer ie6r
e6rentDert6er gltern In6 ideinen bic QSertz
5eu9e 0noerer oiebiicber 6erlc geipeien 3ll
lein. PIN 16. Nu9uit ipurben aus benz
@rogei6oB 0eS neugebauten unb noc6 mn
beiDoDnten 6auie5 203-205 6lourno0Itr.
bon Ser bort tagsporber gelegte 8aiierr06>
renlcitun8 etlpa so SUB berGuSgeihuttten
unb fortgei6afft.
Der BON benz 9ie6ita0l untcrricbtete 8ez
tiger oeS 5aules, y. 8. @baffee, ernittelte
nun OurcA Gin fLcinesOtGbc9cn, tpelbes bonn
6ofe i0rer elterIt9en Wobuung 5ie 0iebez
rel nit angelcben, baB etip0 iecbS 8uri6en,
unter tbnen SreO. t6cDIauo unb SerrD
Sample BEN 9tebitn0l b~egan9en unb bic
Jt0brelt lo1ort al etnen, toabrideinli6 norz
Der ba6jn 6eoroerten 6aultrer p"erfauft
bdtten. Damn murDe Ser @rl0S in @dn6D,
We(onen, @igaretten II. /. ~. ongclegt un0
gleibmGBt8 getDeilt. Qluf 0eranloiiuug
GDaffee5 iDurben Sic 3tuei 9enannten
unO bon Dem Of6b9cn iOentificirten
8uridcn %perbaftet. llnterpc93 Lcgtc
Sanple Elm %offenes GeitdnOniB ab er unO
6eDIanO iDOIcn aber nur Wadhe BEL Der
9jeberei geitanoen baben, Sic eigentli8eu
Oicbe ipGrcn G6ar(cS Dean uu6 So6r
&eefe geDeien. 8or @icbter Gberbarot
CAB beule baS flcine Otdocbc1, Bic 6aupt
8eu8in cine genaue, Ourcb ricbtS 81 sribat=
ternbe S6iloeruns Der 2tffaire. Die beioen
8uricben ~Ieugneten ober iblanfipeg unO
itrttt Sample auf @oricbla8 ieine5 Ser
tbeioigers oas gcmod9te @eitGnoniB ab.
0araufbin perid9ob Der &icbter Ben SAL
bis gum 3. September unO orOncte bic Ser
baftuug 0ean's un0 Reefe'S al.
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freiaeiprohen.

gBiQiam 0ipsfp, $40. It's Sobnion Str.
ipObnbaIt, in 6eiien 9aus, tpie mir bericbte=
ten, Der 9eteftiU @olbsn Dorgeitern cine
9artie oem 9teilenoen g. Sail bon Stem
Dort geb0riger uno aus Dem 3immer Dec
Sanitors beS Fremont 6ouie" geito6lener
tbeurer 0la9lpaaren gefunOen uuO Der
bieierbalb lpe9en 0icbitabls perboftct NOR.
ben mar, wurbe beutc fritb bon Gicbte1
0oOlsp ebrenOoa freigelprOchen. Gs iteQte
ii9 nGmllob bel Ser Ger6auOIung berallS,
oaB QipsfD cine 8artie @la&tpaaren bonn
0fonagcr Oes 0oteIs eefauft unb linn trr=
tbimlicber Weiie Sic Sou't9en @laSpaarer
aUSgefoIgt por6eu paren.
, 1894-08-25
Reine Observation-Disclosures mebr.

~NN''S ~>CNA f'
MaDor 6opfin5 BAT iicb enti6lolien, 1jjr
Die 3ufunft lInregelmdBt8fetten, ME tie I'M
0cpartement fiir Q8aiicrrObren : Se9ung
Oo~rgefommen iin6, baOurcb unlno8lIcb 3N
modbc1, OaB er 0o5 SDitem Der @rtrobez
5ablung fir lteber3eitz2lrbeit gGn3It9 abz
ic6offt. Gr bat Die 9epartementsnOrIteber
bereit5 angetpteien, bic Qrbeit tbrer Nn8ez
itcuten auf 6aS re8etrecbte 2lrbettSpenlum
gu bei9rdnfeu. SIN SdQen, no Irbetten
BEL Nacbt5eit auSgefibrt tpcrOen mitIen,
iou bic sur 8erfigung itebenbe 2lrbeiters
manni9aft 10 eingctDctlt lDcrDet, oaB Die
cine Grippe ant Sage, bic aHbere wQbreno
Der 9tadbt tbGtt8 lit.
9ur5 Die llnteriIcbun8cn Der in benz
9epartement fit bic MISUNDERSTANDING
oorgefonlnlenen llnre9elmdBigtciten lit Der
0faDOr Oabinter 9cfommcn, 0aB Der itGbtiz
ldbe S~ngenieur 2(rtin8itau iDieoerbolt 2eute
an9eltetIt BAT, o6ne Dorber 6aritber nit benz
OtaDDr Rudipr09e 9cnommcu Su babeu,
unO 6aB jiberGalpt in Ser Office be5 6crrn
2lrtingltaI cine lebr lofere 9iSctplin
Derrldbt, ipelcbc ba5 ftnau3ieue Sntereiie Ser
Sta0t icblper ibdbigt. SobaID 2(rttnaitaQ
BON ieiner 9teilc mach OfinneapoltS 3urijdz
gefc9rt iein tpirb, tpirO i'm Der OtaDor oo>
ran erinnern, baB ct fortab mcDr oUf orb
nung5mGBtgc 9%cripaLtuHg ieineS 0epartez
ment 81 lcDen babe.
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Cine Ied1sbetuide HUB.

vg}if" Warnsr, Der 8eiiBer elmer 8irt6z
ibaft an Der 2tnco(n 9(ue. unb 50. Str. in
8owmanpjue lit Der gliifli9c @tgentbilmer
elmer Ooublliti9en Serieps&ub, ipelde iicb
pom anberen SerleD78iiDen oaOurcb %ipelentz
lj9 u%1teriheiOet, baB tie nidt 5tpet Paor,
%lonoern BRET 8aar 8eine bat.
bic i"eltiante Sub itaulmt aus Benton
6arbor, 0ticb, 9tbgeiebeu Don tbrem britt
ten 8einpaar lit iie burcbaus normal 9ez
~italtet. Die iiberi6ijiigen 8eine itBen Oi1t
binter ben Sbnltern, itno gut auSaebtIoet,
aber BUREAUS iiberfliiiis, 0o Ite an ElIdcr
ocS G9tereS tcrabDangen. Die Sub, Die
in 8%opmanOiue cine sroBe Q(n3iebungSz
frat auf boS 8ublifum ausitbt, lit brei
Sabre aft unO bereitS Bic Wtutter etncs
einiGbrigen normal g%ebauten &albeS.
Nbonntrt auf boS Nbenoblatt Der SQinois
Staats@ 3eitun9 8rets ! Sent.
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- Sn fat alien Bureaus i'm Hat66auie
tDoren bereit5 beute 8Ormittag fat ale
Bulte Deripoiit. Die Snbaber oerielben
Datten iicb gum Gbeile bereits am Morgeu
mach benz Columbia 8arf beruusbcgebcn,
nm ia nidt SIT ipdt gum 8icnic Ser itaotiz
lben Nn8elteQten 5u fommen. 0a8 OrOs
Der Picnicbeiuober begab iio6 mil einem nm
1.3O llDr abgebenocn Grtro3uge nab Dem
Geitplabe.
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Grittdunosto0 0urd1 Gas.

Sba 0paua9, Elm 6ausmdOdsn, tpur6c
beute Wtorgen in Gem falbiOuabIen Soft.
bans go. 1855 Wft6igan Que. tO6t aufge>
tunOen, 0a5 QIble6en beS MaodenS murbt
ONr3 @ntitrGmen BON 2cucbtgas berOOrgee
rufen. Sn Der @orOnerSoffice tpur6e ser
Sob ais ein llnfau angemelDet.
, 1894-08-25
Die Dermiuoeruno Ser poli,iiten

WtoDor 6optinS erfIdrte ge7tern, OaB Die
mGbrenD Der Stretfunru6en angelteQtcn 5l2
Grtropoli5ilten am l. September nic6t
i9lecbt6in entlolien per6en iouen, ioroerr
oaB nit Oteiem Datum ale oieienigen
GGtrapoli5iiten, tpelcbe Die erfor0erlicbe
BrafAn8 b%eitan6en baben, auf Die Su6itiz
tutenIilte geieBt uno I'M 8eoarfSfalle nit
re8elre6ten Poli8iftenz Steuen beoacbt iperz
ben iOuen, GOn ben 512 8oli3iiten 6aben
itber 400 bic Yritfung beitanben, 10 baB
biele'QuSiicbt auf 2lnitelIung baben, tpenn
bieie Nniteuung AUDI crit lpGterbin erfolgen
wiro. Die i~ibrtgen, ettpa 100 @rtra(eute,
Die Die 9rlifun9 nicbt beitanben babcn,
tperben alerbin98 am |. September befiniz
tin ben gaNfpoB erNalten.
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%bonntrt alf oos N%benoblatt Der SQinois
Staatsz 3eitun9 8rets / Sent.
, 1894-08-25

YrG1toent GleDelan0'S Qlbitcbt be3lg[icb
Der S0rtTbtu mar bet 6auptgrun0 fit Sic
Deute i'm Observation-Disclosures Qngez
nomntene GteiolUtton, OaB oas OauS ii6
am ndblten 0ienstag, Nac9mittagS nm
5iuei l(br, enbgliltig Dertagen loQc. 0aS
GDn8reBlnitglleb GatCBtn93 bonn Q(u5lc6uB
fit Ocl1dttSregeln ipracD beute beim 8rGz
l~lDe11ten Dor Nlo bate ipGter. nacb lciner
9tildfebr nub Dem &apitol, nit Spreb er
GrtSp cine 8e1prec6uug betreff5 Der Ser
t0gung. Die 9tel olution puroe barauf
DerfaBt unb nit Der @~rmGCbtigung beS
2~tuSiduIic5 fir @eicbGftSregeln I'M 6auie
ein8ercicbt. IS bciBt, Got9jn98 babe bic
len Yl0n Dem GrGii0enten porgelcgt unb
EcBtcrer babe 0enielben gutgebeiBen. lleber
letue llntcrre0lng nit Dem YrQit6euten
mar G0tcbtn95 ntbt 9eneigt, iicb be5 Q8eiz
teren 0u9Sulalie1. Gr belt eS iibri0eu5
fltr altSgemac5t, baB Die 8iu am rdcbIten
W{ontGg I'm Wfittcrnacbt pDne Die Inter
lchrttt oeS BrGiibentcn gum @eieB pcroen
mllr0e, unO Deutete ferner al, oaB er
CLAUDE, Der YrGitoent tplirbe benz GOnQrcB
betre1lS Der Sill eine 8otid)aft 3uqeben
loIen. GS DeiBt, DOB o6pobl cine 8otitboft
b~ctreif5 elmer WtoBre8e(, Die ipeDer nit ser
llnterl9rttt OeS 8rQitOenten Derleben, noc6
nit etnen1 8eto belegt tperbcn wilroc, etlpa5
Observation-Disclosures iet, ein iolc6e5 Ser
to0rcn ie6ocb UOui9 in Ser Srbnlng ietn
tpiiroe. Bcnn Elm beijmmtes 8orge6en
BON Setten beS 9rGitOenteu fir morgen
o0er fir Wtonta8 beabli0tjgt 0eipeIen mare,
10 nltrocn Die Setter beS 6auie5 iicb nicbt
Oerpfli5tet BADEN, bic 8~ertagung bis gum
nacblten 9ienitag Dinau55uicbic6en. 8orz
1tBer gGilion D~erfI9te iidb 6elte cbcnfauS
nac9 Dem 8eiBcn 6auie, pbne ilrbcB ben
Yrditoenten 81 ieben, ID Die RabinetSz
1Ibung berettS begonnen bate. Q8illon
The herald., 1894-11-01
COWAN EXPELLED.
LUS ANGELES WHEELMEN RESENT
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
The Castle m an Mo Aleer RAoe Causes q
Serious Rupture Among the
Local M NIB srs-Ths
Charges.

W. X. Cowan was expelled from the
Los Angeles Wheelmen's organization
at meeting hold last night. There has
been trouble among the Southern Cali
fornia wheelmen for some tine. and
this is an outerowth of it. Cowan is
the manager of the local house which
handles the Rambler wheels.
The immediate cause of the present
trouble grew out of the Castleman-Mc.
Aleer 25.mile race, ON Sept ember 22d.
McAlcer won, and the claim was set up
that Castleman had been fouled pur-
posely by the paoemakers. Castlemsn
is from Riverside, and Cowan was
formerly Riverside wheelman and is q
friend of Castleman's.
In the October number Of the Pacific
Field Cowan published letter in which
he openly charged that q foul was pur-
posely made. A portion OF the letter
reads as follows:
Tom McAleer has always been held up
as an example of q true sportsman, bus
on September ed he proved very clearly
to everyone Who saw the race that no
was only laying for chance to show his
true colors. There was a conspiracy be-
tween McAleer and his pacemskers that
if Caetleman was strong near the finish.
and McAleer could not beat him. the
pacemakers were to interfere. And they
did their part we'll. McAleer took his
share of the work, and ran Csstlsman
completely off the track near the turn on
the last hundred yards. This is no con-
lecture, for some OF McAieer's pace
makers could not keep the secret after
the race. They admitted they were we'll
paid for the part they took in the dirty
work.
Members of the Los Angeles wheel
mon say the end Of the matter is not
yet, but that the organization will pro-
cesd until no vestiRe Of q stain can rest
upon it from any assertions which have
been made.
The herald., 1894-11-01
ROMANCE In REAL LIFE
SENSATIONAL COMPLAINT FILED
BY MRS. NARY A. HARVEY.
She Charges G. W. Harvey and wife With
Plnnning to Marry Her Hug
band TO xheir Daugh-
tor-DamsceA.

A sensational damags suit WAS begun
yesterday by Mrs. Mary A. Harvey ol
this city. in which oho seeks to recover
judgment from G. W. Harvey and Mrs.
Lucy Jane Harvey for $4,000, for the
alleged alienation OF her husbands a.
feclions The complaint is quite long
| one. and recites the detsils OF the
case with great particularly.
Mrs. Mary Harvey's husband is Elwin
Harvey, who while not the son oi the
defendants, Uss brought up by them
and treated as son. She alleges that
by virtue Of the influence exercised by
them her home has been broken up.
She married Elwin Harvey December
| 26, 1876, and alleges that she lived very
happily With him until February, 1892,
when the malign influence OF the deien-
dante was made manifest.
AS reeult of her marriage there are
six children, the eldest being l6 years
old and the youngest 4. The marriage
was opposed by tho defendants but.
Mrs. Harvey says, they did not actively
interfere with her domestic happiness
until 1892
This manner in which they interfered
furnishes foundation Tor q weird
remance.
lhe defendants have a daughter, Mrs.
F. 5. s. Elder. her maiden name being
Miss Emma l.. Harvey. According to
the allegations OF the plaintiff, the de-
fendante formed p plan to have their
daughter get divorce from her hus-
band, to have Elwin Harvey get di-
vorce from the plaintiff and bring about
their marriage.
Tbs plaintiff alleges that in pursuance
OF this design Mr.. =. w. Harvey and
wife set about encouraging an intimacy
between their daughter, while yet Ell
der'e wife. and her husband that they
repeatedly invited him to their house
when Mrs. Elder was there, and in every
means in their power paved the way for
the accomplishment OF their purpose.
L. is alleged that Mrs. Elder WAC un-
fortunate in her marriage; that her hue.
band did not support her, and in Feb
ruary, 1892, che procured a divorce from
him.
That much OF the bstacle to her union
with Elwin Harvey was thus. according
to tho plaintiff, cleared away. and the
defendants SO. about separating herself
and husband. l. is alleged that Q. w.
Harvey induced Elwin to leave his en-
poyment in Los Angeles and enter his
employ, that he sent MIN east to sell
patent rights and he has been separated
from her ever eincs. She also asserts
that altar his departure @. W. Harvey
began slyly to persuade her to got di-
vorce from Elwin, by telling her that he
was worthless fellow and she would bs
better off without him.
Her husband provided for her until
February. 1894, by sending her s35 q
month. At that time she alleges the
supplv ceased and she has had no sup
port from Elwin since that time. She
also had $l5 rent from some property
and that also has been stopped.
All these things. MIRO. Harvey claims.
ore part of a concerted plan to carry out
the design referred to. ..nd she saks for
judgment on that ground.
The herald., 1894-11-01
GLADSTONE EULoGIZED.

Prof Ssarch'a L~ctur~ on tho Grand
Oid Man.
The opening meeting OF the Unity
club course OF 1S94-5 was held last night
at the Unity church. Mr.. W. Q. Pat
terson, the clubs p, ,esidsnt for this year,
being in the east, Mr.. William II.
knight presided The programme
opened with a song, Schumann's The
Two Grenadiers, by Mr.. @. 8. Cornell,
after. which the speaker OF the evening,
Prof. Preston w. Search. was intro
duced. His subject was William Ewart
Glandstone, and in his enthusiastic
enlosy upon the grand old man. he
dwelt on his public and private life, as
q man and a statesman, and not only
statesman, but a fnancier, q literary
man, a critic OF classics and art, q
champion Of the right, and
a raan who cannot be overcome. Mr..
Search said he had been not only the
premier in generaliesimo, but the master
OF detail in everything. He is remark
able for he pluck and courage and will
battle the opposition OF nation single
handed; man OF indomitable energy
and the personificstion OF concentration.
He is remarkable because he is both a
public man and a Christian; he is re-
markable because OF hie magnificent
record and wonderful achievements. He
hxe proven himself Indispensable to the
conduct OF British affairs, and yet he is
pre- eninently q man OF the people. The
other day ne stood before the queen
with the eyes OF the world upon him
and declined the peerage offered him.
All this and much more was said OF
Mr.. Gladstone, many statistics given,
and the whole enliyened by an occa-
sional anecdote.
Mr.. knight gave a genial and general
invitation to all present, who were not
already so, to become either active or
associate members of the Unity club,
and then announced that il large
enough subscription list can be made
up, and only in such case, Gen. Low
Wallace will deliver two lectures here
next week, November 9th and 10Th. at
Unity church. The subject OF the fret,
The Army OF the Tennessee that Of the
second, How l Came to Write Ben Hur.
After piano duet by Miss Jordan and
MIR. Stamm, from a suite by Heinrich
Hoffman, there was general adjourn
ment to the church parlor. where light
supper was served, and the rest of the
evening was devoted to conversation.
The herald., 1894-11-01
A TsmpIe Of Hsalsh

Where vigor, good digestion, appetite and
found repose minister TO physical comfort, is
the bodily structure which, however much its
foundations have 5eon sappsd by ill-health,
has been restored-rebuilt, as it were-by the
great renovating tonic, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Nothing infuses strength into de-
bilitatsd frame like this saving medicine,
which, in the vigor and regularity it imparta
TO the system, ondows it with the suresc de-
fense against disease, and the best guaranty
OF long life and hale old age. Worn out men
OF business, tired mechanics, overwork I'd mill
hands, miners broken down by hardship and
exposure to malaria, mariners and tourists ali
declar. that it liz the best safeguard against
the influences of fatigue, bodily or mental,
and of climate and temperature. 1ncompara-
BILE for bilious, rheumatic Kidney and nervous
tronbies.
The herald., 1894-11-01
Festival OF All SEintE.

Today Catholics throughout the world
will celebrate the grand least of All
Saints. This ia an obligatory feast. and
all members of the church without die
tinction or exception. are bound to hear
mses on this important day. More
especially does this apply to those who
are not compelled to perform manual
labor.
Al the cathedral there will be high
macs at 10 80 when the musical portion
OF the service will be very fine. The
grand festival mass composed bv La
Hache-Missa pro Pace-will be given.
During the oifertory salve Regina Coel-
Drum will be eung.
Masses will be eaid from & q. m. to
noon. with vespers in the evening as
usual,
The herald., 1894-11-01
The Board of sup.rv,.or.

Yesterday the board of supervisors
referred petition from property own
ers on West Temple street for the abate-
ment OF nuisance in the shape OF
garbage dumping grounds to Supervisor
Forester for investigation.
The school uperintendent was direct
cd to be present at the next meeting OF
the board with reference to complaint
by the school truetees OF Del Norte dis
trict that no official visits have been
made TO the school during the last year.
petition for improvements on South
Figueroa street, beyond tho city limits,
was continued until Nov. 7th at 2 p. IN.
petition for the vacation of streets
in tho Meclay rancho was granted.
The herald., 1894-11-01
Living Whist.
Saa Tom Parnen in Living What.


See Tom Barnes in Living Whist.
You cannot afford to miss Foley Par
ker's songs Thursday and Friday nights
1T Living Whist.
Removed--Conservator OF Music and
Art to corner OF Main and Second
streets. Emily j. Valentine, president.
While they last, our stock of '94 CO.
lumbia bicycles will be sold for sos.
Stephens & Hickok, 210 ". Fifth street.
Yesterday was Police Judge Austin'a
three dollar day and each OF half dozen
inebriates were told to pay that sum or
Berve three days in the city prison.
There are undeivered telegrame at the
Western Union Telegraph company's
Office. corner OF Main and Court streets.
for Mrs. Emma Weed and Miss Anna
Holm.
George s. Patton will devote few
minutes to the able, cffice-eeeking editor
of the Huntington Express. Saturday
evening. in his address at Music hall, on
Spring street.
George Hart and Earl De Long, vag-
/ rants, who failed to take advantage Of
the opportunity to leave town. bobbed
mp in the police conrt yesterday. They
Will WOlk ntO QSJc CaCl al tEG Clalu
gang.
George E. Dye. the eloquent and
humorous patriotic speaker, will lecture
in Ilinois hall on Friday evening. Nov.
I'd. Enhiect: Can the Leonard Change
His Spots, or Romaniem Unchangabie
Admission free.
George s. Patton knows moro abo1t
the general ''cuseednesa" OF the Hunt
ington-Crocker gang than any man on
the coast. and he ia not afraid to tell
the people OF Los Angeles how the
uthern Pacific company, the crooked
eet concern in the United States. has
worked for years againet Southern CALI
fornia.
( One OF the features of the entertain.
ment of Living Whist at Armory hall
ON Thursday and Friday EVENING", will
be the delightful music rendered by the
Hotel Green orchestra-Mr. Holmes,
ihs manager OF Hotel Green, having
kindly consented 10 allow the orchestra
TO appear on this occasion ard undsr the
efficient Leadership OF Prof. Lowidsky.
DR.. Franklin Stuart Ten pie, the boy
phenomenon. gave his last public dem-
onstration of the healing power Of ami
mai magnetism at the Los Angelica
iheater last night. The demonstration
was the best be has given in the city. A
large number OF cases were treated, and
in every instance decided improve
ment was apparent. A committee Sc
lected from the audience examined the
doctor in his dressing room and also
inspected the stage. after which they
announced that he employed no batter
les, viree or other appliances in bis
work,
The herald., 1894-11-01
An Undacidad Jury.

Yesterday G. Cohn was tried in Judge
Smiths court upon charge of burg.ar-
izing the pawnsbop of Mrs. r. Ferper.
August 9TH last. The shop was entered
and several articles of jewelry and some
revolvers were stolen. The defendant
was arrested because come of the stolen
articles were aiterward found in his
room. He denied having stolen them,
claiming that he had bought them. The
facte were brought out during the day,
and the jury took tho case at O'Clock.
They remained oot until o'clock, and
being unable to reach an agreement
were locked up for the night.
The herald., 1894-11-01
Like Gsorgs Washin 7 to n.

Gaorgs Stokes. a healthy looking
young Euglishmsn, established repu-
ta,ion for trcthfulnsss in the police
court yesterday that is remarkable. He
was rounded up with lot OF box-car
eleepers Tuesday night. and when given
an opportunity to sing his hsid luck
sony, told of having been convicted of
stealing years ago in England, but since
coming to this country he had cndeav
ored to lead an upright life. bat it was
hard lines at times. His mother taught
him never to tell lie. and he said hs
never had.
The herald., 1894-11-01
Oyster SuDper,

The Grace M. E. church, East First
street will serve an oyster supper Thurs
day evening. November lst, from to 8
O'Clock. Cake, coffee, salads, etc.,
served with OYSTERS, 25 cents. The
ladies and paator--Rev. viii A. Knight.
en-extend cordial invitation to all.
The herald., 1894-11-01
For Buainpsa Man.

NJ. V. Rork, the black hoard philoso.
pher. will deliver one of his character
isric addresses at New Music hall tonight
"wednesday. A special invitation is
extended to business men, TO whom it
cannot fail to be interesting.
The herald., 1894-11-01
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
eoothinG effects of Syrup of Fige, when
in need of a laxative. and il the father
or mother be costiye or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow it's uee so that
it is the best family remedy known, and
every family should have q bottle on