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MRS. RUPERT will treat on the
stage any bad complexion that may
be selected from the audience.

This will be done to fully illustrate the
harmlessness of her scientific treat uent.
The remedies used for treatment (which
are prepared from natural howers) will
be man ufactured on the stage in the pres
ence OF the entire audi nee. and in order
to encourage the practice of caring for the
com plexion naiur lily, Mrs. Rupp TT will
present to the lady IN the audiences hav-
ing the finest natural com pie ion a hand
some Trilby locket. Competent judges
will salect from the audience the most
naturally beautiful woman present.
To those ladies who have used Nine.
Ruppert's preparations 1t is useless to
explain their results and effects, but to
those who do not know her we may say
Nine. Rupert is the oldest complexion
specialist in tie entire universe, and her
goods have been extensively sold and
appreciated the world over.
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follows: George S. Alexander. president;
J. b. Bushnell, first vice. pr 81 ent; r. n.
Rule, seco ID vice. president; Charles IL.
White, treasurer; +. M. Burgoyne, secre-
tary. Bfadner W. Lee, Hancock Bann ing
aud George p. Taylor were sele ted TO
att in coDju iction with the officers as a
board of directors.
Next Saturday evening there will be
called meeting of the mon. bers OF the
club to celebrate In an appropriate man
nsr the election of the new officers. A
musical and literary program has been
arranged, aud grand Publication is an
fici uate1
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GOSPEL M ETINGS
Evangelist Romlg Speaks on The Will Of God
Last Night

An attentive audience heard Evangelist
Romig at the First Christian church last
NIGHT upon the subject OF The Will of
God. The service was begun with a
spirited song and prayer service, and
solo by Miss Morris. The speaker said:
~ sometimes think that preachers often
preach too m uch of the We and mercy
OF God and neglect the authority and SOW.
ere,gDity of God. We must not apologize
for the Bible. The same lips that tell us
uf the beauties Of heaven also tell us of
the eternal hell. Christ said IN his min
istry 1T is my meat ana drink to do the
will OF Cod Not every one that satin
unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter the
kingdom of heaven, but he that doeth
the will of my Father Honesty OF mo.
tive does not excuse US. We must do tho
will OF God. No ones heart il right if
they are not willing to do exactly as tina
Lord commands. l cannot conceive n
greater he'll than to he separated from my
NJ ster and cut off from com m union with
him.
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Meat-Wright Pa lure

There were no new developments in
the Mcad-Wright failure yesterday. The
mem bers OF the in4olvent firm have come
ont Of Ii ding, and are assisting in bring
ing orier o t of chaos, as far as poss,b g.
Several OF their heaviest creditors ha, Q
been tettied with AN others are accept
Ing com rromis s. 1t is now said that
the mem b RS Of the firm only kept out Of
the way until tie arrival OF Wri1ht's
brother from Nebraska, who, II il said,
is advancing the money for the settle
ment.
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REAL WINTER
Heavy Snowstorms Reported Throughout the
Northwest


CHICAGO, Nov. 10. --Snow fell heavi-
ly in the far northwest yesterday, and
chased alien by cold wave and HIT
wiad, came to this section in hurry.
About 8 o'clock this morning snow and
sleet began coming down here. The
streets are covered with over three inches
of mixed mud and snow. Telo raphlc
communication with the nortbwe and
many othe- points is seriously interrupt.
ed. Trains are delayed on seve raj rail-
roads west and north. From Manitoha
ii q the ger weather is reported rapidly
moving snuth and east.
ST. PAUL. Nov. l9.-Reports from the
ID kotas and central and southern Mime
so show that heavy snow storm is
prevailing, the fall in some PLACES being
seaen inches or more. II is growing
mucD colder here.
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Here and There

NJ SIS May Carson has issued invitations
fpr da ce to ny gwen Thursday even
ing. Novem1s, 2Sth
Mr.. nd Mrs. Heap Of Pasadena we're
ia th- city le terday Mr.. Hsap is secre-
etary Of tar Th-uopPoIy echnic institute,
and makes au able coadjutor to President
Reyes.
Tie regular meeting of the Los Angeles
W. G. I. IT,, will be- b Id today at 80 p.
m. il the Fi,st Bapt al church. corner
Sixth and Broadway. Mrs. Anna S. Aver
i'll give an d" ress mp n subjects:
Moral Equality for b, t Sexes, foil we'd
by hi,cusson. There will also be par.
liam' ntary drill. All are cordially in
vited
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Want q Hearing

WASHINGTOi, Nov. l9.-John T.
Hammond and W. B. Hnsbrouck, repre-.
senting the letter carriers of the United
States. called at the pos. oifics department
today and approved the recommended on
that the order of the postmaster-qensral
granting the carriers a hearing on charges
before removal. be enacted into law.
The report Of Fir.t Assistant Postma ter
General Jones makes this recommended
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JULIA RECAMIER
The Original ct this Picture Retained Her Exc
quisite Complexion Through the Use of
Recamier Cream, Until Her
Death at Eighty

woman c. n he beautiful or even cLEANLY
in Ape ance whose ia is marred by pim-
pies, blackheads blotches. frerkles or other
i'm perfe tious.
these are the ONLY skin remedies Endorsed
by physicians
THEY ARE PURE
WHERE DID YOU EVER SEE SUCH IN
DO2sEMENTS BEFORE?
FROM MADAME ADELINA PATTLNICOLINI
CRAIG-Y-Nos CASTLE Oct. 13.
MY DEAR MRS. AYER-There never has been
anyth ng equal in merit to the kecam e.
Preparations: skid is so immense v i'm
proved by their use. Ineed not dread old age
shilr the magic inventions of you s exist. 1
use Cream. Ralm and Lot on every day of my
life. keramier soap 10 is per ect. | shall
never use any otter. hear that the Prime IS
of Wales IS delighted with he Rerami Prep
sci boon ever inventei Affectionately yours,
"ADELlNA PArTI-NlCOiI>I"
consider them lusnry ana necessity to
'Mo't refreshing and beneficial and FAR SUI
perior to amy OF err. FANNY DAVENPORT"
1.-The perfection Of toilet articles.
SARAH BEKNHARDT"
18th Recamicr Preparations are absolutely
PEERLESS. ishall always use the
"HEIENA MODJEsKA."
al use the Recamier. religion l. and elieve
them Es-hNTiAL 10 the toilet Of every yoman
who desires fair skin III LIE LA lGTRY."
al unqua ifiedly recommend tn m as the very
best in existence. CLARA LOUISE kELLO ia
Recamier Cream, for tan. sunburn. pimples
etc Price 81 s.
Recamier Balm, q beauti6er, pure and sim
pie. Price 81. 80
Recamier Almond Lotion, for freck les, moth
and dis, olorations. Price ST. so.
peclme- Pow Ter, for the toilet and nursery.
viii stay on and does not make the face shine.
Prices ars boxes $ small xes SOC,
Recam'er Soap. the best in the world. Prices
Scented 5Uc. unscented 2fc.
SPECIAL NOTICE
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
Send 2-cent stamp for pie of Toilet Pow
der. ~ phlet and Bargain offer Mail orders
promptly filed.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
1871 West s,st ST.. NEW YORK CITY
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A FREE FOR ALL
Several Fights Followed by Wholesale Arrests
Last Night

Joe Sullivan, W. NJ. Holleran, Charles
Becker ard Joseph Howard got into
fight in tho Orpheum saloon last night.
Martin Murphy. one Of the proprietors,
elected thsm from the place, and thew
pitched into him and general row re
suited. They werr all arrested hy Ger
geant Jeffries and Officers Phillips,
lehi. hansen and Sheets. Muir, hy was
released upon deposit Of $40 ca b bail.
Mike Welsh ara Tom cunningham
were founu hRnting at the corner OF Los
Angeles anu First streets last night ana
arrested by Officers Haupt and Black
burn.
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siege and coast guns bids were received
at the war department today as follows:
Dupont Powder company Of Delaware,
. cents f"r black moulded and 30 cents
for brown.
Bernari Peyton Of California, 35 cents
for brown,
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Mrs. T. Currsn entertained list night
In honor of her sen, I. J. Cu:ran, jr..
with a dinner 10 eel pratt hi rthday.
Inc tatIe was pretlily dec rated WI b
lt c ioHs ani ftins and covers
were laid for six. The auests W re the
Aiss,s 4 Dear, the Messrs. Joun and Dick
Alexander and Rhodes of Cleveland.
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November n, at $50 pm.
Every lady present will be presented
with handsome souvenir Come
early In order to secure good seats. =.

Nine. Rupert is opening business par
lors, on tie day of the lecture. at No.
3241s South Spring street, where all her
nysienic goods will be kept TOR sale, and
where there will be no charge for any in.
formation you may desire.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY
The House Of II. Cohn Entered but Nothing
Taken

An attempt was made yesterday after
noon to bnrglarize the residence OF Fl.
Cohn, at S4i South Olive street. 1t is
thought that the thieves secured entrance
while the family was at home and wait
ed until the people went away in the
afternoon.
Every room was ransacked and large
quantity of silverware. clothes, jewelry
anu various aralcles was healed in the
dining Rom. he burglars were ey, dent
ly frightened away, as they left the stuff
in the room and escaped through a side
window.
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A Dangerous Playthirg

CALISTOGA. Cal. Nov. 1.-Andrew,
the 12-yeai old son of J. j . Bennett, a
prom nent farmer in this valley, acct
dentaly shot himself this afternoon
while playing with a revolver. He died
about two hours later.
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Gold for Export

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. Lazard Freres
have wIthd'awn from the su tr 8 the
81 $50, 900 gold which they announnn they
would ip by tunorrow's .teamer. l..
Won Hoffman 4 c.. have Withdrawn
$500. 900 for shipment tom rrrow.
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Nice ints Acqu tied

SACRAMENTO, Nv. 19.-This after
noon in the superior court Thomas Nc
Giants was acquitted OF charse of assault
with infant to commit murder. A few
wesks ago, while intoxicated, he had dis
charged q rife at some boys.
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N. B.-Upon this occasion Nine. Rup-
pert will wear costume arranged by
Monsieur Wcrth. the celebrated costumer
OF Paris, one OF the last creations ar
ranged by him previous t., his late death.
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NEW CARPET STORE

M. s : BkOA WAY
W ear selling at the following prices:
Moquct' arpe S. best, 3 yard
Tapestry carpets, Ne yard
Ingram carpe S, SOC yard
Ing a n stair carpets, 2vc yacd
Ma ting, yard
Linoleu 40 yarf
Hugs, doc IL ats, cheap
CA. JUDD, Broadway and Fourtl
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Don't forget the lecture. Remember
there is only one, and you may not have
the chance of getting so much valuable
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Come to the Lecture

1t will cost you nothing.
You will be interested and amused.
Don't forget the date,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-20

The fashionable ladies' corrective tonic is
DR. Sieger's Angostura Bit,ers, the world e.
nowned South American invigorator.
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The Jonathan Club

The Jonathan Club
The election Of officers OF the Jonathan
club, held last Monday night, resulted az
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Mrs. Rupert has been lecturins all
through Europe and America, and has
always been received with crowded houses
and the highest honors. being the lly
complexion spe ,ialIst who has ever been
honored by royalty and presented with
numerous medals.
During the lecture Mrs. Rupert will
discuss all sorts of lace blem ishes, disaol-
orations, erup;ions and unnatural disfg.
utat'ons. Bring your note books along,
for many valuable notes will be given.
In order to fully demonstrate the COM
peteness OF her theory,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nav. 19.-For supply
ing 5S0,.0U pounds Of powder for use in
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-20
Los Angeles Music Hall,
80 P. N. 231 South Spring st.

2:3O P. N.
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Nowoman C" n he beautiful or even cLEANLY
in Ape ance whose ia is marred by pim-
Piles, blackheads blotches, frerk!es or other
imperfe rtious.
These are the ONLY skin remedies Endorsed
hxyt, l,oi pio
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-02
WILL FIGHT THE BELL.
National Association Of Telephone
Apparatus Makers Organized.

CHICAGO, June IA secret convention of
telephone apparatus makers has been in
session in this city for several days 1t
adjourned to meet in Pittsburg in few
weeks. AS result of the conference a
national organization has been formed
which will be known as the Telephone Pro-
tective Association. 1t is generally under
stood its chief mission will be to fight the
Bell Telephone Company. 1t is asserted
that $30000,0O0 invested in telephone manu-
featuring was represented in the conven-
ton. The following officers were elected:
President, j. L. Keelyn, Western Tele-
phone Construction Company, Chicago;
first vice president, J. II. Johnson, Niaduct
Manufacturing Company, Baltimore; sec
ond vice president, =. j. Turnbridge, Utica
tary, Paul w. Bossert. Minneapolis, Mimi.
The office of treasurer was left vacant
pending another meeting, the secretary be-
ing instructed to act in that Capacity tenn
porarily. The executive committee is to
be comprised of twelve members, eight of
chosen at the next meeting. The members
elected comprise the officers, ex ofhcfo. and
the following: II. T. johnson, Manhattan
Electrical Supply Company. New York; T..
G Burns. american ELECTRIC Telephone
STANDARD Electric and Telephone Company,
Madison, Wis; NJ. O. Anthony. the An
thony Company, Cincinnati and J. q. Ihn-
sen, keystone Telephone Company, Pitts
burg. President Keelyn says an attorney
was selected and instructed to be present
at Boston and determine the exact posi-
ton of the Berliner patent with respect to
it's effect on the telephone interests OF
members OF the association.
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twenty-one picked up were found within
a radius OF two or three miles.
The Colima Is in six hundred fathoms
went down is is given ' as is degrees
Ss m. latitude, longitude 1o4 de-
grees Il m. west Though the direct
sea and the fearful gale. II is generally
believed that the Colima was badly over
loaded. She refused three lighters freight
here, having already all she could carry.
Ii is supposed that at ManZanillo she dis
charged some of her freight but she also
transferred some TO the deck from the
withstand the heavy head wind and cross
sea Then. too, IL is thought the cargo was
badly slowed, and that it shifted as soon
as the steamer began TO heel over again.
1t is estimated that within three minutes
OF the time Captain Taylor gave his fare
well blasts OF the whistle the steamer had
praise the captain for his GOODNESS and
heroism. The last they saw OF him he
stood at his post. the waves and wind
dashing and washing debris all about him.
The wall of that whistle will sound through
their dreams for years to come
Captain Pitts, OF the san Juan. put look
outs In the mastheads and cruised through
and around the floating debris for hours.
and then continued his trip, calling here
and leaving four of the passengers from
the wreck Five more survivors drifted
ashore at Coapuayana. sixty miles south
from here. They are j. +. Chilburg, Louis
H. Peters and Enrique Elter. cabin pas
SenSerS, Freu Johnson, seaman. ana bOO-
ert Gonzales, mess boy. They were thirty
three hours on little raft without food
or water. They saw the San Juan. but
were not seen by the lookouts. Captain
Pitts was first attracted b. seeing the sea
covered with wreckage in which were
found the survivors. all OF whom We're
nearly naked. Their account was heart
rending. Every attention was given them
A peculiar circumstance in connection
with the disaster is the fact that Professor
Whiting, before starting with his family
on the Colima. drew up two Wills. In one
he provided that in case the steamer went
down and he was drowned his estate should
revert to the surviving members OF his
family. In the other he provided that in
event of the death of his entire family
his property should revert to his surviving
relatives in the East After executing the
two wills. and but few days before start
ing on his sea voyage. the Professor mailed
the testaments TO attorney Brewster. of
Cambridge, who was roommate at Harvard
with both Professors Whiting and Strong
ham.
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south and Far Western States for
silver Recommendation and Central
States for BimetaIIIsm.
GEN. BUSHNELL ACCEPTS
HE WILL make THE RACE ron Gov
ERNOR IN THE BUCKEYE STATE.
His Speech to the Notification Conn
mittee-senator sherman Replies
TO Mr.. HiIis Criticism.

NEW YORK. ~June 1.-The World to-
morrow will publish a telegraphic poll OF
the next Congress. as far as obtainable
on the silver. tariff and income tax Ques-
tions. The World sums up the result as
follows:
I'm a general way it may be said that
out OF u6 members who gave uneQuivocdi
9CaIhSdly IN favor or free coinage. ~
favor bimetailism generally. with the pro-
vsso or an international agreement. Only
IL can fairly be classed favoring
single gold standard, and the attitude OF
some OF these even is not definite The
South and far Western States are almost
unanimous tor free coinage; the Central
States lean towards silver, with interna-
tional bimetallic qualifications, and il is
only in New York. New England and al
jacent Eastern States that there are any
aNowedly gold standard men.
In regard to the tariff. only y members
moderate changes. and 3s are pronounced
for radical changes. A Few are free trad
ers. The moderates are chiefly those who
think changes will be necessary in order TO
increase revenues.
1.-The income tax question brought out
nine anu thev fayor
principle of the tax. Forty-seven oppose
it.. A great many evaded the question or
"A few details of States will be inter
esting. Arkansas; Alabama California.
Colorado. Florida, Idaho. Mississippi Mon
lima, South Dakota. Virginia. Washington
and Wyoming are solid for silver. so far
as heard from. The bimetallists are chiefly
in Delaware. Georgia, Illinois, Indiana
Iowa. Kansas. Louisiana. Michigan, Min
neasota. Missouri. Nebraska, Ohio. Penn
sylvania and West Virginia. New York
New Jersey PENNSYLVANIA. Rhode Island
Massachusetts and Vermont have the gold
advocates. Alabama. Arkansas Texas. the
Carolinas. Georgia, Louisiana and most OF
the other Southern States are solid for
the income tax. New York and the East
generally oppose ii. Elsewhere the division
se on
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-02
OUTRAGE AND MURDER.
Woman Assaulted and Killed I'm San
Francisco Flat.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Another dia-
bolical crime, bearing some resemblance TO
the horrible tragedies of Emanuel Church,
was unearthed this afternoon by the dis
covery that Miss Nellie Harrington, aged
thirty-ive. who occupied an upper fat at
No. 10l7 Ellis street, had been outraged and
murdered in her bedroom. The door was
locked, and the clothing and the furniture
of the apartment had been set on fire. The
room was ransacked and her jewelry and nd
the smoke issuing from Miss Harrington's
rooms When the door was broken open.
the bedding, piled in the center OIL the room,
was on fire, and beneath the smolderins
clothes was the blood-stained body OF Miss
Harrington. Stab wounds were found all
over the unfortunate woman's body and on
her face. The theory of the police Is tnat
while a thief was in the room MISS har,
rington entered. The man then murdered
and assaulted her, set fire TO the peddins 10
hide his work and, after loofing the room.
escaped. locking the door and carrying
away the KEY. ar@
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-02
BUSHNELL NOTIFIED.
The General Has Accepted the Nom-
fnation for Governor.

SPRINGFIELD, O.. June 1.-The COM
mittee appointed at the GAINESVILLE conven-
tion last Wednesday TO formally notify
Gen. Asa Z. Bushnell of his nomination
for Governor, performed that duty to-day
at his residence. General Grosvenor, OF
Athens, chairman of the committee, made
the speech of notification. to which General
Business responded. Congressman George
w. Wilson. OF London; Stephen r. Harris.
of Bucyrus; ID. X. Watson, of Columbus:
Hon. L. w. Poe. OF Columbus; editor c.
p. Taft. OF the Cincinnati Times-Star. and
Mayor Guy G. Major. of Toledo. also made
speeches. Among the others present were
w ID. Gilbert the nominee for Auditor
OF State; j. c. Talman, Of Batavia, member
Of the Republican State central commit
and the members OF the committee of noti-
fiation, consisting Of one from each OF the
twenty-one congressional districts.
General Bushnell said in response 10
Chairman Grosvenor's speech of notifica-
ton: Il thank you for the complimentary
manner in which you have informed me
of my nomination for the high office OF
Governor / am deeply sensible OF the dis
tinguished honor which has been conferred
upon me and appreciate the responsiinln,,iees re-,
same. on so safe platform. l accept the
nomination. and beg you, as the repre-
sentatiyeS OF the party, to receive my
thanks There having been complaint that
the burdens OF taxation are unequally dls-
tributed. L will do all in my power 10 cor
rect whatever evils there may be IN our
present system of taxes and TO secure sucn
other relief TO the people as may be found
practicable" =
were banqueted by General Bushnell. When
the notification speeches were made AT
General Bushnelrs residence. at p. m,
Mrs Bushnell, Mrs. j. r. McGrew, daugh-
fer of the General, and other ladies were
present The occasion attracted almost
as many correspondents as the conVenuon
and An Unusual number OF those who would
accept appointments and wanted TO get &C
ouainted early in the race
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-02
PARKERSBURG SHAKEN.
Explosion of $50 Quarts OF Nitro
gIycerin-One Man Killed.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va, June 1.-Two
hundred and fifty quarts OF nitroglycerin
which was being taken up the Little Kama
wha river by James Hines exploded to-
night. Immediately opposite the largest mill
in the city. The employees mad just quit
work. but several were stunned and badly
cut. The man and boat were annihilated.
The damage 10 glass and buildings In TINS
the Parkersburg mill was thrown seven
inches out OF line. Several people were in
jured by falling ceilings. glass. runaways.
etc. The damage TO property, including
mills, churches. Steamboats,. ETC.. will reacn