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The evening world., 1894-04-25
ST. LOUIS DIVORCE SUIT.
Robert l.. Calvert Accused of
Threatening TO XIII His Wife.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-In the Circuit
Court here. a petition has been filed by
Mrs Lulu X. Calvert. nee Kerr. asking
for a divorce from her husband. Robert
l.. Calvert. Mrs. Calvert alleges cruel
treatment, habitua l drunkenness and
threats to kill. The social prominence
of the couple in this city and Chicago.
where the plaintiff now Is and where sh e
lived before her romantic marriage at
Waukesha, Wis, last July. adds interest
to the proceedings. Mrs Calvert is the
daughter of Alderman Kerr, OF Chicago,
and is quite wealthy in her own name.
Robert L. Calvert Is the Vice-Presi-
dent of the Nane-Calvert Paint Com
pany. Of st, Louis. and is worth over
half a million. most of which was left
him at his fathers death.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
DIED FROM THE SCALDING.
baby Rudolph Rabuchi Fell Into n
Pail Of boiling Water.

Rudolph Rabuchi, three years old,
died at Gouverneur Hospital this morn
inE. The child fell backward into a
pail OF boiling water, which his mother
had left standing on the kitchen floor
Monday evening, and his body was
terribly scaldcd,
Henry and Esther Rabuchi, the par
entS, who 1--we at No. 3i Cherry street,
wrapped the child In blanket and
carried him to the hospital The little
one suffered great agony, and from the
first the doctors had no hopes OF It's
recovery,
The evening world., 1894-04-25
NO FOREIGNERS NEED APPLY.


AKRON, o., April 25.-Akron's unem-
pIoyed workingmen have declared war
upon foreigners, and declare that they
win not allow that class of labor TO
work upon the street improvements.
About 100 Italians, employed on paving
and sewer contracts, were set upon by
a mob OF 400 To so men yesterday and
driven from their work. The timely ar
rival OF Mayor Walters was the only
thing that prevented violence.
Part Of the ILaliaa1 we're put to work
unloading cars. but the mob followed
them and again drove them of The
coptractor1 declare that they viii en-
ploy the Italians, ard trouble is feared
to-day.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
You read the Evening Worlds!
DO you read the sunday WOrIdr
YUNG WAN MAY DIE.
Deputy sheriff Crimmins's Victim
In n Critical Condition.

Yung Wah, the Chinaman who, It Is
alleged. had his skull fractured last
Sunday night in the Doyers street
Chinese Theatre as the result of a
clubbing administered by Deputy-Sher-
IN Thomas Crimmins, Is lying in very
critical condition in his room at 5 Mott
street.
Or. II. r. Wilson, OF 90 Park street,
who Is attending Yung. says that he
VIII probably die from his injuries, as
he also experienced concussion of the
brain.
Yung was seen at his room this morn
Ing by an Evening World' reporter.
lie was unable to speak. and looked
likely to die any moment.
Crimmins has been committed in the
Tomhs Police Court without bail 10
await the result of Yung's injuries.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
NEW CORONER'S PHYSICIAN.


DR.. Otto II. Schultze. younger
brother of Coroner Scvhultze. was this
morning appointed physician OF Coroner
Shea
DIR. Donlin. the former physician of
Coroner Shea. was appointed to the
place made vacant by the death of Dr.
William Conway, and will hereafter be
Coroner FitZpatrick's physician.
The new Coroner's physician Is a
young man, and graduated in this city
six pears ago He has since been con-
Quoting an Office at "a East Sixty-third
street, where he is said to have a lucra-
tive practice.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
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The evening world., 1894-04-25
NEW WOOL EXCHANGE.
Palatinl Structure VIII Soon lie
Erected for the Trade.

New York Is shortly to have n NAM
moth new exchange.
1t Is to be built for the wool trade, and
will be erected at Beach street and
West Broadway. Plans for the structure
have been approved and ground will
be broken in a few weeks.
The new exchange building will be
ten stories high and will he constructed
OF brick and stone. The three lower
stories will be devoted to offices, the
remainder to warehouse and wool stor-
age purposes and branches OF the trade.
The scheme Is backed up by some Of
the leading financiers Of the city. and
cannot fail to be of great benefit to the
trade.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
CHECK SWINDLER ARRESTED,
Man in Custody in Boston Wanted
In This and other cities.

BOSTON. Mass, April 25.-Charles w.
Henderson, twenty-siX years of age,
formerly living in Maiden. was arrested
last night on the charge of obtaining
goods in this city. New York, Jersey
city, Philadelphia and number of
other places, by means OF worthless
checks.
He is said to have obtained thousands
or dollars worth of goods. When ar
rested he had five blank checks on a
Jersey City bank, five on the Connect
cut National Bank, of bridgeport, and
seven on the Mount Vernon National
Bank, OF Boston. He has made full
confession.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
VIII Not Renew 1t. Contract.

The Panama Railroad Company has given notice
to the Pacinc Mail Steamship Company that II
will not renew Its contract with the latter which
expires on June IL. ny this contract the Panama
Railroad Company chartered its steamships IN
ply between New York and Colon at $4,000 a
month.
The evening world., 1894-04-25
Bank President Convicted.


HELENA, Mont, April 25.-Henry F. Bachel-
lor, President of the Stock Growers National
Hank. OF Miles City, was yesterday found guilty
In the United States Court Of wilfu misappro.
prlatlon Of $40 900 OF the funds Of the hank while
It's President by loanng It TO himself
The evening world., 1894-04-25

90 IlIA sIlnue 'eaIls UvM 10 'unoaou I'M
found in the O'Clock Edition of The Evening
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Real Estate.
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AWNlNGS-Wanted young girl who under
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The evening world., 1894-04-25

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The Largest Single Order
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Cushions [by Block. paent]
Billiard Balls, Composition and Ivory,
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complete;
Pocket MEETINGS fringe and feathers;
Rubber covers;
Court Plaster, green and black;
New STYLE chalk holders
Triangles:
Shake balls and leather bottles;
Pool pins
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and the undersigned prepared to do and all
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KEEPS FOR SALE:
Brick Lime Cement Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,
Old & New Corrugated Iron Minton Tiles.
Quarry Tiles. assorted sizes and colors;
lCalfornia and Monterey Sand.
Granite CURLING and Blocks, ETC.. etc.
orr,cE a YARD o@es Hour H = - =.
sM4Rs1,
The herald., 1894-10-19

SAN ia AN A.
First Walnut Shipment of the Season
News Events.

First Walnut Shipment of the Season.
News Events.
SANTA ANA, Oct. is. This afternoon
DR.. ]. O. Mccoy and family started for
Bonneville, Mo-. to zee if the trip will
not be OF benefit TO Mrs. McCcy's
health. They expect to be gone q
month o. six weeks. DR.. Reynolds will
run the dental Office during DR.. McCoy's
absence.
S. III. Finley, M. H. Bear and A. H.
Cole have been appointed as viewers of
the proposed county road through Fair
view south to the road along the Santa
Ana and Newport railroad.
q. Nj. Holmes, who was nominated for
justice OF the peace on the Democratic
ticket, has Withdrawn. leaving but one
candidate on the ticket for Santa Ana,
Judge 9. w. Humphreys,
Diod-In Santa Ana, October 18th,
the infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John lesson, aged 10 weeks. The funeral
took place this afternoon.
Stephen E. Keiffer of Anaheim has
completed his map of Orange county,
and it ia said to be the finest map of the
county yet produced. 1t gives all OF the
aeveral different divisions and districts
in the county, with correct boundaries
OF all the incorporated cities. II has to
be seen TO be appreciated.
The combined show arrived in the
city this morning, and with it comes an
unusually large crowd OF people from
the country to see the parade.
Mary r. Freeman has sold to J.
Willis Blee seven acres of land in sec
ts.r, e HtnD No Ga a O..
Ana Tor $5764.
mand i'm Riverside. A large quantity is
being shipped to that place every day.
The German Fruit company shipped
a carload of walnuts yesterday the
first of the season from this valley. An
other Car will be shipped from Cspis-
trano today.
Mamie A. Walls has petitioned for
letters of administration on the estate
of George E. Walls, deceased. The es-
tate 10 valued at $1,000.
w. H. Afford, Democratic candidate
for congress in the Seventh district, to-
gether with the Hon. r. +. Del Vale of
Los Angeles, will address the people of
Santa Ana and vicinity tomorrow night
at Spurgeon's hall. Everybody ought
to hear theae two orators.
7. V. Gator, the Populst candidate
for the senate, will speak next Monday
in Neill'e hall, this city.
David Yorba has finally accepted the
nomination for county auditor, and will
make the race. The Anaheim Gazette
gives him a fine starter. Yorba is q
Democrat through to the quick.
Politics can be heard on all corners.
and it is getting 40 desperately hot for
some OF them that their party fears for
their safety. The Blade has gotten after
the scalp OF the Republican nominee for
treasurer in such way that defeat
stares him in the face. Libel suits are
talked OF.
For ths week ending today $4,000
and over are the sales OF real estate.
This ia pretty good when we take into
consideration the fair was going on the
same time.
An Oliver Wendell Holmes memorial
service will be held in Unity hall next
Sunday evening at 80.
Mrs. w. G. Fisher started for Topeka,
Kan, tonight, to be absent some time.
Charles Preston had his ovsrcoat
stolen today by man supposed to be-
long TO or else following the circus. The
man was arreSted. but not before he had
sold the coat.
The herald., 1894-10-19
SANTA MONICA.
Death of ElishA Puddy-A Raymond Ex-
cursion in Town.

Death of Elisha Puddy-A Raymond Ex-
cursion in Town.
SANTA MONICA. Oct. 18.-Elishs Puddy,
respected citizen OF Santa Monica, died
at the residence OF bis daughter, Mrs. L.
E. Habbsl, this morning at o'clock.
Mr.. Puddy, who had reached the 10Th
rung in life's ladder, was born in North
ern New York and came to the coast
about 10 years ago, making his homo
with his daughter here ever since he
arrived. He has been actively engaged
in the real estate and loan business in
connection with Mr.. M. B. Boyce until
the time he was taken sick.
In business dealings he was just, kind
and careful, and as citizen was gen.
orally respected by large circle of
friends who will miss him in the avocs>
tions of life and mourn his loss. The
funeral will take place from his daugh-
ter's residence on Third street, Friday
at 10 o'clock.
A Raymond excursion party arrived
st the Arcadia today, being the second
installment OF tourists, and forerunner
OF many more during the season.
Kentucky Daniels had great faith in
horss called Burt, belonging to the
Santa Monica stables, ana wagered $50
with Henry Arken OF this place that he
could beat his horse in race nf 250
yards. The wager was made yesterday
and the race was run here, Burt being
badly beaten. Daniels has not got the
same faith be had before
The W. @. 7. U. OF Santa Monica
hold mothers meeting Friday, October
! l9tb, at the free reading room. Mrs. v.
Y. Hopkins. the delegate to the
Woman's parliament, will render a
graphic report, and all visiting friends
are invited to attend and participate in
| the discussion before the nesting.
Mrs. Nathon and her son. Isadore
Nathon, Of Sacramento. sister and
nephew OF A. Mooser. are visiting Santa
Monica, guests of their relatives.
The FIRE laddies, In charge OF Fore
man g. B. Dexter. tried the new ny.
drants placed by the water company,
finding that they work splendidly. They
are the result of much thoughs on the
part OF Mr.. R. f. Jones and j. J. Car
rillo, who have been planning to get a
hydrant for the town which would have
all the desired qualifications, at as email
an amount as consistent with good
workmanship and material. The cost
OF the present hydrants is only half that
OF those formerly used.
The herald., 1894-10-19
SOUTH PASADENA.

Free Methodists Hold MestinEs-Per-
sonal Mention.
SOUTH PASADENA, Oct. 19.-The Free
Methodists have pitched their tents
back OF the postoffice, where meetings
will be held for an indefinite time, serv.
ices being conducted by Rev. Searles,
Rev. Hone and others. Tuesday evening
services in the tent were suspended TO
give place to Judge J. e. McComas and
Theo Kanouse, who spoke on Prohi BIZ
tion.
Posters an aouncs that October 22d, in
the tent, r. NJ. Webster, P. K. Wood
and E. G. Bowers will inform our people
how TO get wealth and happiness through
the Peoples party. Music by the Los
Angeles Glee club.
Mr.. James Hid has purchased land
adjoining Mrs. NJ. @. Grahsm's place,
where he will shortly erect handsome
residence. There has been more build
ing in South Pasadena during the pact
elk months than at any time since the
boom.
The pupils of our public schools en-.
joyed unique breakfast at Scovill'H
dam laet Saturday morning, accom-
panied by their teachers.
Mrs. Carlton, mother of Mrs. DR.. La
Fary, arrived from Kansas last week
and will probably spend the winter
here.
Mr.. Collier OF Iowa is visiting Mrs. NJ.
G. Graham and other relatives here.
The work on Mr.. Fells house is being
pushed ahesd.
Mr.. Francis Keith has stoppe work
on his new residence to make some
additions to Mrs. l.. Golfers house.
The herald., 1894-10-19
Ths Wilson Bill and Prosperity.


Hallowell Register: The moment the
election in our state was over, the poli-
cy OF "hard times" which must have
magnifsd the apprehensions of the
people, was dropped-dropped ignomin'
iously, it seems to us--for 1t was an ed-
mission of dishonest political work and
argument. Numerous private proofa 20
the effect that the times have been i'm
proving have been published. State
Assessor Burleigh comes out with a
manifesto that we have escaped the
hard times in Maine, and now the New
York Tribune, Republican organ, re-
ports a marked and rapid improvement
there in businesa of every sort, quoting
35 prominent merchants and businesa
houses aa its authority. All make this
statement without reservation OF any
sort. and some do not hesitate to ascribe
it to the new tariff. Honesty is tho
best policy" is not very good proverb,
for honesty in never to be confounded
with policy. but it 10 good enough for
any set OF men who have no place for
the golden rule in their work as citizens
and politicians.
The herald., 1894-10-19
Afford All Right.

Riverside Enterprise: Hon. W. H.
Afford, the brilliant young candidate for
congress who made such favorable inn
preston in this city last Friday evening,
is making strong campaign all over
San Bernardno county. He spoke to
800 people in Cotton Tuesday evening,
and to large audience In San Berna'-
dino last evening. AT the meeting in
Cotton Byron Waters presided. and "A
charming young ladies assisted as vice =
presidents. Mr.. Afford upeaks at the
Needles tonight and at Santa Ana Fri
day. and from thore he goes to Bakera-
tielj and tbs northern part ci his dir
trict. MIR. Afford is o vote winner
wherever he goes.
The herald., 1894-10-19
AT SANTA BARBARA.
Local Affairs of fntsrsst Mt tho Chan
mel City.


Local AEairs of fntsrsst at tho Chan
mel City.
SANTA BARBARA, Oct. Ex-senator
Perkins and Hon. It. L. Ford addressed
a few Republicans at the opera house
Tuesday evening
Improvements about the Arlington
hotel are being pushed rapidly. and the
hotel will be open about November Let.
The schooner Achilles OF Alaska has
been purchased by Captain Ellis and
others OF this city, and will be fitted up
as sealing schooner.
Reports from the ''gsp" are most
fattering, and those on the inside have
reasons to believe the railroad from the
north will be linked with the southern
division inside OF nine months.
Miss Doulton and Miss Blanchard of
MIramar are visiting in Los Angeles.
Mr.. w. w. Norris Of Montecito is in
Los Angeles visiting friends.
Mr.. Bert Calkines 10 in Los Angeles.
} The trial OF Billy Shean OF Lompoo
for the shooting OF James Wilton came
up in the superior court yesterday. The
morning was occupied in empaneling a
jury.
Misc Thompson of Sau Francisco, who
spent last season here, will be OF Batter
terrace this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas have
gone TO New York city on a three weeks
visit.
Mr.. r. Barrett Fithian of Chapela
street has rented his house for the win
ter and will reside in the Montecito.
The case of j. D. Snyder against sew
eval insurance companies who refuse to
pay the losses on Mr.. Snyder's hotel.
which burned at Los Palamos two years
ago, ia still on trial.
The cruise OF the yacht Frolic, SaR
Francisco to this hsrbor, has, it 10 re-
ported, little sensation connected
with it.
Grand preparations for the production
OF the Mikado by local talent are being
made. The opera will be put on By Mr..
Coy.
Mr.. E. n. Butler of the Buffalo News
will spend the winter in this city with
his family.
Mr.. E. P. Hollister OF Buffalo, N. Y,
will spend the winter on his ranch at
Montecito.
Mr.. F. A. Conant has returned from
San Francisco.