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The herald., 1894-10-04
M EDIU MS.
A TTENTION-THE WORLD HAS NEVER
N SEEN HER EQUAL.


THE QUEEN OF ALL TRANCE MEDIUMS
WONDERFUL POWER OVER DISEASE
Nine. DeCamor is the most wonderful trance
medium i'll the world. She tells your entirs
life-past, present and future, whilst in d
trance. Those engaged in any business con-
templating marriage, who want to have
evil influences removed, should certainly con-
suit her. If you are sick, don't delay. BY her
mary lnarveious power she teils you your aasease eq
bound to cure you. Treatment by mail always
successful MNE. DECAMOR, Nadeau hoteV
parlors 101 and 1O2, first floor. 7.12 am
MFRS. PARKER, LIFE-READING CLAI Il
WI voyant; consultations on business, mi y
eral locations law suits. removes disease, love,
marriage, etc Take University electric car to
Forester avenue and Hoover street, go west
on Forester avenue three blocks to Vine
street, second house on Vine street west Of
Vermont avenue, $50 II
CARMELLo, BUSINESS MEDIUM; MENTAL
diagnosis of disease Oflice, $50 S. Hill ST.
9-3 I'm
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ExCURBIONs.

TUDsON's POPULAR EXCURSIONS =.
81 Every Monday over the Rio Grande Westy
ern and Denver and Rio Grande railways,
scenic route; personally conducted; newly
upholstered Cars through to Chicago New
York and Boston. Finest equipment, best
service, quick time. Office, 2l2 s. Spring ST.
DHILLIPs PERSONALLY CONDUCTED Ex.
4 cursions, via Southern Pacific, Rio Granda
and Rock Island routes, leave Los Angeiea
every Tuesday, cross the Sierra Nevadas, pass
the entire Rio Grande scenery and make 10
hours stop at Niagara Falls, all by daylight
Office, l3- 8. Spring st. 2 u
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JNoR SALE-l0,O00 SHARES STOCK WEST
II Coast Oil company; corporation controls
property adjacent TO Susskind Gusher on Sec
ond street; also 155 acres adjoining Pacific
Coast Oil companys wells at Newhall. For
particulars inquire at company's office. 237 w.
First street. A. Il. HITCHCOCK, president.
9-2l ii
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XNrANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO HELP IN A
w fruit and produce store, for small wages,
Address q. box so Herald Office. 1913 2t
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4 Second ST., tel. 500. The best employment
Office in every way in southern California.
7-l2 If
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FoR sAlr-c,rr pnopERrY.

Doa fail tosso Ais beautiful tract tho nnest IN the
city, four sofo' streets, oas street 100 fec. vide; al
the streets graded, srayood cement walks and curhs
streets spriakes shade trees on all sssee.s lets AMI
60 foot frca city water ppoa O. Ill rtross; rich saasy
lam so Tract "a 10 to IS feet hsior than Grand avo
ana grsroa St. electric cars Is minutes rsa to the
trHlaess oss.cg cas block naarsr than Adams and
yigueroa Ets building clause II each deed no chear
houses allowed; Guy and tua ycur home vhsro you will n
have all modern Improvements ana bo assursa TIA. tho
class Ct hc-os will causs tho value 70 dcahe ir.iao
ls months; 5ooo feet On Adams IT. We ask you 70 SOC
this trac. now; cut ios drive. GO through this
trset; g. eat Aasss At to Central Ave. or take tha
Central or xspi' svs care 10 Adams It, sna 80. tho
class Of mprcuusas; lot, offered for sale for sA,..
tine for s2oo saso s5:c te $500 CT tho nos: favorable
A terls; oa.ee cHsm Ct Central ave and Adams IT.;
/ free carriages frs eu' ohos at all tines
1 GRlDER G. DOW,
tpaE SOUTH BROADWAY. rrL 1890 a
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g GCHOOL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING, ELO-
- cution and dancing, 226 s. Spring st. Re-
opens September 18th. Scientific trainingi
no gymnastics; health restored by exercise.
Practical elocution. Society and stage dane
ing. NAOMA ALFREY, Prin. SIS 3m
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rr,uRoop po1YrEcnNIc 1NsrIrnrr pAs.

rgNHRoOP POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, PAS
4 adena, California, the only institution in
southern California providing thorough in
dustrial and art ira ming fcr both sexes in con-
nection with scientific, literary or classical
Manual training school and college of technol-
ogy. Courses largely elective. Good homes
for students. For catalogue and full informa-
tion address PRESIDENT CHARLES H.
KEYES, Pasadena, California. 7-21 3m
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

M ANTED A LIVE, ENERGETIC MAN:
W good pay to the right party. Apply at
226 s. Spring ST.. room 6S. 1902 At
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NITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE LABOR
~ bureau, 240 New High St, telephone 1888,
for cooks. walters household help, mechanics
and laborers. W. A. WHITE, Manager.
l1-1O If
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Tor sALE-MIsCELLANEuUs.


U7OR SALE GO TO THE THIBD ST. FURNi-
II ture exchange, between Spring and Main,
for fine line of Japanese rugs, linen-warp and
Chinese matfings. Office desks, cylinder and
tuFe, including mattresses, pillows, lace cur
tains. porticres, window shades, ETC., all e. the
lowest prices household goods carefully
packed and shipped: highest prices paid for
secondhand household furniture. 9lO ii
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DRIVATE SCHOOL AT UNIVERSITY
l. Place. teacher of large public school
experience will open a primary and interme-
diate, with kindergarten for the little ones,
near University building, Oct 8, 1894 8 30 2t
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DALMIsTRY-MLLE. RITA, SCIENTIFIC
i palmist. will give free reading TO every
purchaser OF book. 652 s. Broadway, corner
Seventh. 1O4 1T
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DREssMAKING.


MRS J. A. HENDERSON-SMITH REOPENED
Nl her dressmadng parlors at 415l9 S Spring
ST., Monday Sept 10Th.
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AS. F. ALLEN. MANUFACTURER OF up
e holstered goods, mattresses, ETC.. carpet
nttlng and laying q speciality 531 S Spring ST.
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INHE Los ANGELES CUMNocK SCHOOL OF

TNHE los ANGELES CUMNOCK SCHOOL OF
4 Oratory; thorough and practical courses
and emotional training in expression, rhet.
oric and English literature physical and vocal
culture; year opens Oct Sth. For catalogue
and further particulars address ADDIE l..
MURPHY, 107 \. Spring ST.. Los Angeles. En-
gagements made for public and parlor read
ings. 92S lat
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nOOnn-- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE LOT,
pOZUU clean side OF Olive street, 100 feet
north of First ST., within two
blocks of the Nadeau Hotel; size
of los 60x165; price, $500: 10
street car fares to pay or less OF
time in getting to center of busi-
ness; this is the best piece of
property in the city for tho
money. Address w. L. p, o.
box 565, Los Angeles, Cal. 9-S
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UPHoEsrrRER.

ORR 4 PATTERSON, 147 NORTH SPRING
- street Finest hearse in the city. Prices
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sIruArroNs.v ANrrn-rNMALr.

VA XTANTED-SITUATION BY AN EXPERI-
w enced middle-aged eastern lady work
ing housekeeper or care OF furnished rooms.
O. at room letter o, 5lY s Spring St 9-27 At
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IToR sALE-oLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
u to suit. at this Office.
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I AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRsT-CLAsS
Lifting dresses call at 124 s Main st. Dresses
made from 81 up. MRS. STOLrENBERGWOL
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w ANTED A LADY BooKKEEER AND
w stenographer; must be about 80 and had
experience; easy work. Address F. L., box 40,
this office. $50 tt
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BELLE wANrEp-rrALE.

VETANTED-ALB NEEDING HELP, FREE
w employment or any information, address
+. N1TTINGER'S BUREAU. established 1880.
Office, 3l9la s Spring ST.; residence, 45l S
Hope St, corner Fifth, Los Angeles. Cal Tele-
phone lib. 6-l6 tt
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A LII YOUNG MEN TO KNOW THAT THEY
IN can have gymnasium and bath privileges
with modern instructions at 81 per month at
Los Angeles Athletic eluh. "a t
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w ANTED - SO LADIES FOR OPERA
w chorus. Address ROMAN, Hoffman house,
Los Angeles, stating range OF voice and ex-
perience, if you have any. 10-4 2t
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FURNIsHED ROOMS.

t~~-I--0------
rINHE JOHNSON, NEW HOUSE ADJOINING
L Westminster hotel on E. Fourth St. rooms
furnished or unfinished, single or en- suite,
with housekeeping privileges lis general din
ing-room and kitchen; private ard genera
baths hot water day and night; call early and
ecure choice of rooms. For particulars in
euire OF c. B. SMITH or J. A. HENDERSON,
SMITH, 4l5la S. Spring st.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE-THE os ANGELES CITY WATER
IN compsny viii strictly enforce the follow
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are be-
tween and O. clock a. n. and and O'clock
D. m. For violation OF the above regulation
the water will be shut off and a fine OF 81 will
be charged before the water win be turned on
again S-l7 II
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

VTTANTED = SITUATION AS COACHMAN
w and gardener by frst-class coachman,
thoroughly competent and good driver. ED
AUSTIN, 4l6 Main ST., room 80. l0-4 st
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T OS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL IN-
IL corporatedl for kindergartners. Address
MRS N. D. MAYHEM, 676 W. Twenty third st.
rs ii
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NEESMIN'S FEMALE PILLS AS A SPECIFIC
wi monthly medicine for immediate relief
for painful and irregular menses-from what
ever cause. For sale by GEO. II. FREEMAN
CO., 102 n. Spring st. Price, So per box.
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THE FRANCIS - NEWLY FURNISHED
L rooms from 50 per week and up.
800 South spring street.
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TOOL WOKKA.
UNDERTAKING. AND mmnAr,N

ONDhHE KING AND EMBALMING.
VN0. r. PAUL, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
- Embalmer, 4l9 and 421 Downay ave,
1865.
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wANTE O-REaL EaTATE
WY TTANTED-HOUSES; 4 TO 10 ROOMS;
w also vacant lots; must be bargains.
JOHN l. PAVKOVICH, 220 West First
Q 80 ct
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&1Sn-NICE PLACE ON E. FIFTH ST.,
~ ~ suitable for any kind of business; run
loW as panefy aiu Ssiuy se1Tei eheap rene
Broadway. 1913 If
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

w II. sH1NN, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, RMS
w 2u5, 2O6, 2o7 and 2Us, New Wilson blk,
corner OF First and Spring SITS.
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DERSONAI,-REV.A AGNES II. PLEASANCE.
L the celebrated dead-trance medium. gives
private sittings daily; satisfaction guaranteed.
Permanently located at 634 = BroadWay.
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TOR sALE-BARGAINs-LoT ON TWEEN
4 ty-frst ST., near Figueroa, $30o.
Lot on Twelfth ST. west of Pearl St; street
graded and cement walks 5000
Lot on Douglas ST., near Court, in oil district
5000.
Lot on Third ST., near Sotost., with building
on rear end, $3.50.
Lot on Gleason avenue, $3.50.
9 21f F. A HUTCHINSON, 213 W. First ST.
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DRACTICAL sPANIsH-MRs. J. CoRELLA
4 PHIPPs, 245 South Spring street. 9-l5 tt
A STBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT-
"A ing school, Potomac blk, PIT S. b B'dway.7Stt
A STBURY BANJO STUDIO, POTOMAC
n block, PIT Broadway. rs 1T
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EO-THIs PLACE is THE BEST FRUIT,
ID f,JU tobacco and general refreshment
stand in town. centrally located and hiss been
established for years. ROYCE & PULLMAN,
LAT s. Broadway. 1913 If
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T7ANTED POSITION BY YOUNG MAN;
w good hand with horses and cows; can
make himself generally useful. Address A. e.,
box so. this office S-29 1t
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w w. HOLCOMB-ADV1CE FREE ON ALL
w legal matters 211 West First street.
Los Angeles.
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MNDIUhI s.

nERSONAI-MRs. L. +. PRIOR MEDIUM,
| will be at 236lS 3 Spring ST., room 4, for a
short time; business and trance sittings daily;
hours, 10 q. m. 10 5 p. m.
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XNE SELL THE STAR OIL WELL DRILLING
w machines and many others. CHAs. II.
PARKER d CO., 431}5 S. Spring st. Agents
for the American Well orks. 1O-4 II
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TT1HE NEWPORT = NEW HOUSE; FIRST
4 class in every particular; all outside
rates; hot and cold baths all day, free. 1A0
L. Fourth street, nearly opposite Westminster
hotel
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AMONG THE MISSING.

Bv The Associated Press.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 27.-Bcnjamin and
Morris Kraus, constituting the firm OF
Kraus Bros, dealers in horses, carriages
and harnesses in Brooklyn and New York,
are missing, leaving their creditors to
mourn their loss. 1t is said that they
have disposed Of nearly 5000 worth of
goods, secured for the most part on four
months time, and have decamped with the
proceeds
The Krauses were horse dealers In
Brooklyn for many years, and had estab-
lished good financial reputation. Dur
Ing the past year they decl a to extend
the scope OF their operations and opened a
carriage and harness store in Brooklyn,
and also one in this city. They then laid
In large stocks Of carriages, wagons ard
harnesses on four months credit They
bought from city dealers and from others
all over the country.
This stock was disposed of at auction,
cut rates or any other way to get rid of 1t
on a cash basis. Most of their notes fell
due Aug. /, and they still had about $40, 900
worth of stock. They asked for and Sc
cured loan of 5000 from Bloomingdale
Bros. Of this city and gave chattel
mortgage for Gil, 900 to cover this loan and
back rent. Since then they have not been
seen.
Many OF the creditors have placed their
claims with lawyers for collection. Several
replevins have been made on the remain
ing stock.
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them and seeing that they are taken on
and put on the train in accordance with
his desires. Some railways ON the con-
tinent give receipts for baggage, but
even then the traveller will
do we'll to see after his
trunks, and especially in crossing from
tiers he must look to it that his baggage
is examined and again put on board the
train. think that in the array OF facts
presented above the thoughtful reader
will find abundant material for q negative
answer to the question ''Should the Gov
ernment assume ownership and control OF
the RAILROADS.&C.
CHAUNcEY M. DEPEw.
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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
II a Day Should Drop Out Altogether
Unbeknown to Anyone?

"Suppose that August 20, 1894, should
not be-" asked the Living Picture who
was broken, out of work, and didn't
know what to do with herself except to
entertain some train of alleged thought.
She was standing on Market
Square yestetday hoping that some
sort of amusement would occur to her
that was free when she overh hunted
party say to his hunter that he would try
to pay something on account Wednesday,
the 10Th, and she felt sorry for both OF
them and the Living Picture became
theoretical.
What is there about August 20 moro
than any other dayl 1t never has been,
it is not, why should IL be? Suppose that
people should go to bed on Tuesday
night and after adults had slept
six hours, growing boys eight
and babies 10, wake up on Thursday, the
30th. How much better off the world
would he to lose day and get absolutely
rid of "a hours of trouble, and it wouldn't
be made up afterward, for there would be
no day after the break in time long enough
to accommodate what had been left out.
The day with everything connected with
1t, notes due, appointments made, excur-
sions planned, work assigned and meat
and groceries ordered would be obliterated.
IL would not be a holiday nor a
case Of oversleeping twenty-four
hours, but just day dropped
ont and the 2sth and 30th touching each
other at midnight.
This Living Picture sighed, drank from
the free ice water fountain and walked to
her boarding house. Last night after tell
ing the landlsdy that she would pay her
Wednesday she went to her room, whis-
pering Wednesday may not be.
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LEVI p. MORTON.

'ln reply to your questions, can only
say that although have no desire to re-
enter public life, i have received SO many
letters from personal and political friends
In different parts of the state, urging mo
to allow the use of my name as a candidate
for governor, that now, that am at home,
i shall feel IL due TO them and TO the Re-
publican party which has so highly honored
me in the past 20 give the question serious
consideration" Mr.. Morto vas ap-
parently in excellent health sss spirits,
and enjoyed a very pleasant passage.
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LONDON, Aug. 27-Mate Simons and
Caterer Roper of the Britannia, now at
Weymouth, left the yacht for the shore in
dingey, taking with them Engineer
Brookman of the steam yacht Tabura. A
heavy storm was prevailing at the time
The dingey was afterward found floating
bottom up, and IL is now supposed that the
three men who were in her were drowned.
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A Pail River Holiday.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Aug. 27.--It was q
very quiet Sunday in this city, despite the
idleness Of so many operatives and con.
trary to the usual midsummer sunday
Two lieutenants of police say IL was one OF
the most orderly holidays for some time
In general there Is nothing new to be said
regarding the manufacturing situation. 4
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A vigilant Mayor.

RocKLAND, Me. Aug. 27.-Mayor Knight
has offered 500 reward for the detection
and conviction CT the person or persons
who have been concerned in setting the
numerous incendiary fires about the city.
He also offers another 800 for the convic-
tion of any person who may be detected
setting fires.
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HARTFORD, Aug 27.-Thc effects of the
Columbia Cycle club have been attached
for debt OF nearly tt0o, incurred by the
purchase of prizes awarded st It's July
tournament It's thought that the club
will let the matter 90 BY default, and the
organization will die.
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For a National Park.

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-General Daniel
#. Sickles has scheme for the creation
of a grand national park, which will in
clude the battlefield and other historic
points of interest at Gettysburg.
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ELECTRICITY'S POWER.


ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 27.-A single flash
OF lightning killed William Carr, aged 20,
and so shocked Mrs. Rachel Fainmeir that
her condition Is extremely critical. The
same flash rang the fire alarm, split tele-
graph pole and tied up traffic ON the cleo
trio railroad.
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A Quiet Dav.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 27.-The
second week of the great mill strike COM
menced this morning. The situation is
practically unchanged, and tho mill mana
gers and operatives are apparently as far
apart as they were at the first
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AERONAUT INSTANTLY KILLED.


ScHooLcRAFT, Mich, Aug. 27.-Profes.
sor Alonzo Kendall made balloon ascen.
sion here. While 100 feet from the ground
the parachute was struck by the balloon.
1t collapsed and Professor Kendall was
killed instantly.
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A dose of Ayers Cherry pcctorai taken e.
time has prevented many n ft os sickness and
saved numerouslives. This proves the neces
sity Of keeping this incompsrable medicine
where y can be readily reached at all hours
Of the dag aud night
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Greece's Seismic Area.

ATHENS, Aug. 27.-An earthquake was
felt here and in Corinth, vastizza, Zante.
Thebcs, Chalcis and Atalanta. The i'm.
hahitants Of some of the places fed To the
fields and other places for safety. SO far
as known no persons were killed.
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ST JOHN, N. b., Aug. 27-John Nc
Grath and Patrick Lynch, the fishermen
who strayed from the schooner Edith Nc
Gunner of Gloucester, Mass, July 30, have
just been landed at Cape Broyle, n. Il.
They were picked up four days after losing
their vessel and taken TO Nova Scotia
banker, ON which they remainedifor several
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Pennsyivania Town Badly scorchcd.

BELL VERNON, Pa, Aug. 27.-Fire yes
terday destroyed banking house, the
postoflice, brick storeroom and hotel,
tewelry store and beef shop, three dwell
lngs, news depot and billiard hall.
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Bridge Collapsed.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 27.-By the col.
lapsing of bridge over a ravine at Fair.
mount park last evening, 30 persons were
precipitated TO the ground distance of IL
or ~ feet, and 20 of them were injured.
None Of those injured are in danger.
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Non-Coms. Get Warning.

LONDON, Aug. ga further order has
been issued to the non-commissioned Off
GERS belonging to the naval reserve in
tended to prevent officers referred TO from
entering either the Chinese or Japanese
ceryee
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Whole country AhIaxe.

HARRIsvILLE, Mich, Aug. 27.-Heavy
forest fires are raging throughout Algona
county, doing great damage to the lum Der
mills and standing pines, destroying crops
Of all kinds and burning the homes OF
many settlers
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Japan's New Representa.,vc.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27--S. Kurino, the now
minister from Japan, passed through this
city yesterday on his way to Washington.
He had no meeting with Count Mishima,
the cousin of the mikado, who was i'm the
citv
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A weck,, ChoIera RECORD.

VIENNA. Aug. 27.-For the week end
ing Saturday there were 146 new cases of
cholera and 40 deaths from the disease in
Galicia. In Bukowina l6 new cases and
In deaths were reported
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Military to suppress Cholera.

BUCHAREST, Aug. 27.--Cholera is rapidly
spreading in Bessarabia. The sanitary
council demands that the whole line along
the Pruth be cordoned by the military.
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Rumors OF Death

PARIS, Aug 27.-Unconfirmed rumor
are current to the effect that the Comte d
Paris is diving.
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Report Was Untrue.

ROME, Aug. Pit is denied that the
Italian government has any intention to
cessate a viccroy in Sicily.
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The IItis nj Che-Foo.

LONDON, Aug. "a. "A dispatch from
Berlin says that the German gunboat
Ilt.s has arrived at Che-Foo.
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MORTON SPEAKS.


NEW YORK, Aug. T.--Among the pas
sengers who arrived on the French line
steamer La Normandie yesterday was
Levi p. Morton. who evidently antici-
patcd reporters questions, as the follow
Ing note, which he handed to those who
greeted him, will show:
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TO THE PUBLIC.

I am now located ~ No Q smith street where I
shall be pleased 20 see ell M old friends and pa.
irons. GEORGE l. BURNHAM
eug12-et
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BALTIMORE, Aug 27.--E. j. Taylor, pro-
prietor of Westlake's Palace Museum. died
yesterday, aged a. years. He was from
England. He settled in New England
and later practised law in Nebraska and
Dakota. He came here last spring.
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GEwING MACHINES REPAIRED, NEW AND
- second hand machines, attachments. needles,
oil, belts, etc Chas. A. Bowen, 230 Westminster
street over Rhodes millinery store
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ron sALE-MIscELLASEoUs US.

nfCYCLE FOR SALE NEW MACHINE
- never used. Address BOX n. News once