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The herald., 1895-03-30
h WAS h CALIFORNIA WIND
People in Chicago Get a Taste
of Tropical Weather
THE MERCURY ON THE RISE
Omaha and Kansas City Also Enjoy
Summer Day
Remarkable Temperature Phenomena In Sew
eraI Cities in the Missouri Belt.
Damage Will Result.

CHICAGO, March 29.-Chicago had
foretaste of summer today, the mercury
this afternoon registering II. 1t is the
warmest day in March for twenty-four
years.
INDIANAPOLIS, March GA hot
wave struck this vicinity today. At a.
m. the thermometer at the signal office
marked Al degrees and at p. m. it
markd 80, rise of nearly 40 degrees in
six hours.
CINCINNATI. March 29.-The ther-
mometer reached "a at 3 o'clock and re-
mained at that some time. AT o'clock
tonight it was rs and at o'clock 73. No
such weather has ever been previously
experienced in March since the govern
ment weather bureau was established
here in 1870.
OMAHA, March 29.-The mercury reg
stered s5 degrees the warmest March
weather in the states history. The heat
extended all over the state. The farmers
are taking advantage of the splendid
weather and are rapidly completing the
spring seeding.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March 90. The
mercury climbed up to Sc degrees today,
breaking all previous records in this city.
The hot wave covered part of Nebraska
and Iowa, the whole of Kansas and West
ern Missouri. The hottest place in the
| country today was Wichita, kas., with the
| thermometer aC 80. Des Moines Ia, came
| next with SS and Concordia kas., at Sc.
Local showers are predicted for this sec.
| ton tomorrow, and Eastern Missouri will
suffer with the heat.
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LOCAL MENTION
New potatoes at Althouse Bros.

New potatoes at Althouse Bros.
W. J. Lemps exquisite Buck beer on
draught at the New Vienna Buffet.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green, 144 S. Main room g.
W. ]. I.emps st. Louis Buck beer. the
finest ever shipped to this coast, on
draught at the New Vienna Buffet.
Il. V. Debs will give free lecture at
Hazard $ pavilion tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. His motto, Hear Both Sides.
There will be game of baseball this
afternoon at Athletic Park at . O'Clock
between the l.os Angeles High School
and Horse School clubs. The public is
invited.
Teachers excursion to Mt. Lowe today.
For special rates see Professor Keyes at
the Normal assembly room. Take l 40
pm. or pm. train at Terminal Railway
station. Special rates include staying
over night and visiting the Lowe Obser-
vatory and other objects of interest
Santa Catalina Island steamer connects
daily except Sunday, at San Pedro with
Southern Pacific Company's train leaving
Arcade depot at l2:55 p. m. The Will
mington Transportation Companys
ocean passenger steamer Falcon will
make daily trips, Sundays excepted. The
company reserves the right to change
steamers and days of sailing without
notice
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my business associates. and knowing him
personally and seeing what it did for him.
| thought l would try it. l commenced
taking it before meals. and it at once
stimulated my appetite and aided diges-
ton. | took two bottles and was much
benefited.
again two years later 7 was troubled
with nervousness and indigestion, and
again took Paines celery compound
with great benefit. Ny wife, after her
long illness last summer. and severe ner-
vo,ls prostration, and some trouble from
Indigestion, concluded to try Paine's
celery compound. a few weeks ago, and
she is now taking 1t with steady improve
ment. Several of my friends have taken
it on my recommendation, and are now
practical believers in its great restorative
powers. [ have found the celery COM
pound tonic and restorative that could
lean unon with confidence in time Of
trouble"
Paine's celery compound makes people
well! AS spring remedy it is unsur-
passed.
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THE KILLING OF BAYNOM
Alleged Assassin Of the Red House Landlord
to Be Prosecuted

OAKLAND, March 29-There is a pros
pect of strong contest in the Contra
Costa courts over the killing of william
Baynom, the landlord of the Red House.
The dead mans relatives intend to en-
pIoy special counsel to prosecute Simpson
and the latter's long record, and the his
tory of the roadside tavern will be gone
over in the trial.
The defense of Simpson when the trial
takes place will be that he shot Baynom
to protect himself. His employees will tes-
tify that Baynom was quarrelsome all day
and that he attempted to begin battle
several times. Baynom's head plainly
shows the marks of the butt end of Simp-
sons revolver and that the contractor
used his weapon in that way before shoot
ing is spoken of as one of the best points
OF evidence that there was no intention
TO kill. Simpson was attacked. according
to all the stories told. and Baynom and
his wife were armed with a club and an
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lucky. where he became known as one of
the most successful stock breeders in the
state.
But it is as an inventor that he has won
his national reputation. Several most use
full and important inventions were made
bv him before he produced the Williams
typewriter, a machine that probably ex-
GELS all Others in the most important fea-
lures.
Mr.. Williams. speaking of the labor
expended in bringing the machine that
bears his name to its present perfection,
says
Some four years ago, when engaged
in experimental work on the Williams |
was putting in about l6 hours per day OF
hard work and worry, and came near
breaking down. Although very particu-
lar and regular in my habits and careful
about eating, my stomach troubled me.
1t was difficult to eat, and more difficult
to digest and assimilate my foods my
stomach acting in sympathy with an
overworked brain. A friend had sent
some Paine's celery compound to one of
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The old-tme visionary inventor has
given place to the practical, hard-work-
ing professional inventor of today.
The successful inventor must now be
business man as we'll as man of mechan-
ical ideas.
The high tension of the nervous system
often kept up for months and months.
makes tremendous drafts on the health
of those busy brain workers. Many sue
cumb to nervous prostraton when they
seem Just on the point of surmountlng
every difficulty
OF all the countless recent useful inven-
tions none mas passed through SO many
or so rapid a course of improvement as
the typewriter. Today the latest perfected
machine is undoubtedly the Williams
Typewriter, which represents a vast
amount of cumulative invention.
John Newton Williams, it's inventor,
was born in 1845, in Brooklyn, n. Y. He
spent his early manhood on the Western
frontier. Subsequently he settled in Ken
The herald., 1895-03-30
Metropolitan Turf Club

The following are the entries and
weights for the San Francisco races today,
as furnished by the Metropolitan Turf
Commission room, 126 West Second street.
Durkee & Fitzgerald, proprietors, where a
book is made daily on the above events:
First race, three-fourths of a mile-Harry
Kuhl ia, Blizzard lis, Hessen. .1O4. bel
Norte lis, Imp Doncaster 11S, Lottie Collins
90, Claudius lis.
Second race, about three-iourths of mile
Quirt los, Gussie 1OS. Fannie Louise 94, Belli-
cose 81, Modesto 107, Myron 80.
Third race, fye:eighths of mile, 2-year-old
Bitter Root handicap.-C -Crescendo 1877 Imp.
Santa Bella IFS. Ferris Hartman lis, William
Pinkerton ITO, Mermaid ITO, Eventide %,
valiente 81, Harry o 95, Conmoto 100, Nerva
Filly 95.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth, handicap
Thornhin 113, Whitestone ITO, Oakland lO2,
Midas 1O6, Major Mclaughlin 81, Flashlight
81.
Fifth rvce, about mile and half, steeple-
chase, short course-The Lark 1856, April i35
Woodford 13O. Red Pat 13O. Bellringer 13O,
Relampago l24, Mestor 122, Currency 100.
Sixth race, selling, three -fourths OF mile
Jack Richeleu liz, Duchess of Milp,tas SS,
Rear Guard 1O3, warrago 80, Sir Richard 1O9,
Captain Coster 1O2, Captain Rees los, Ban 10
mo
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEMPERANCE RALLY
Under the Auspices Of the City Sunday
School Mission

The various Sunday Schools of Los
Angeles will unite in temperance rally
at 3 o'clock tomorrow. Sunday, at Simp-
son Tabernacle. The meeting is due to
suggestion from the ladies of the W. c. T.
IT,, and promises to be not only an oc-
casion of much interest but will doubt
less accomplish much good. A cordial
invitation to be present is extended to all
who are interested in temperance work
among the children. The following is the
programme:
Music.
Prayer--Rev. C. C. Mclean, d. b.
Opening remarks-Rev A, W. Rider, presi-
dent city Sunday School Union.
Music
Address-Mrs E. Stephens Matthews of Eng
land
Music.
Address-Hon. T. W. Brotherton.
Music
Chalk talk-Mrs. F. J. Cressey.
Music.
Address-Rev. A. c. Bane.
Music.
Our City Canvass-Rev. C. S Vaile.
Presentation OF pledge-Mrs. S. A. McClees.
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A TRTPARTITE HOME RULE
Resolution Made by an Advanced Liberal
in the Commons
Wants England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
to Have Separate Governments.
Some Opposition

LONDON, March 29.-In the House OF
Commons today James Henry Dalziel,
Advanced Liberal member, moved the
adoption of a resolution to give home rule
to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
John Redmond. the wel-known Parnell-
ite, who sits for Waterford City, opposed
the resolution, declaring it meant the
shelving of Irish home rule until the
House of Lords should have been abol-
ished. lN
The Right Honorable A. J. Balfour, the
Conservative leader, appealed to the House
not to make itself ridiculous by voting in
favor of a policy that was exactly the OPP
posite of that Which had built up the
greatest empire Of the world.
The resolution was adopted by major
ity of "a, the vote standing 126 to l02.
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The Denish Court Goes Free

SAN DIEGO March %. Theodore
Fritz, the so.called Danish Count" was
acquitted by jury in the Superior Court
today of the charge of having stolen a
diamond ring from Mrs. Hutchens at the
Tenouth House. The young man was
congratulated by jurymen as well as other
persons in the court room upon the re-
suit. To friend afterwards he remarked
that today was his twenty fourth birth
day, and the verdict of the jury was par
ticularly pleasing on that account.
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Marian fnr Drectdeof

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-State Sem
tor Jacob Cantor of New York, one of the
members of the Lexow committee, was
in town today. He said that the Repub-
lican delegation from New York would
support Governor Morton for President.
Plans with that end in view are already
being made, and if Mr.. Platt has his way
Morton will be the next candidate of the
Empire State.
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WAS A WINNER BY A NOSE
Desperate Finish in the Fifth Race at
Bay District
A Bad Day For Favorites the Outsiders
Winning 7Ost Of the Races-At
New Orleans

SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-Carr
put it on' Harry Griffin in the fifth
race today. Carr landed game old Jack
Rchelieu winner by nose in most
desperate finish with Griffin on Quirt. 1t
was magnificent ride and the colored
boy was roundly cheered for his victory.
It was a bad day for favorites, all the
winners except Ingomar and Road Run
ner being outsiders
Five furlongs. selling Middleton won,
c. M. G. second, Sloe third. Time, :06A.
Five furlongs, selling, two-year-olds--
John won. Red Pike second, Eleazar
third. Time l :06.
One mile, selling Tngomar won,
Grandee second Sir Walter third. Time,
1:47X.
About six furlongs, selling - Remus
won, Little Bob second, Tobey third.
Time. :1SZ.
Six furlongs, handicap-Jack Richelieu
won, Quirt second, Don Fulano third.
Time. 1:17%.
About six furlongs, selling-Road Run
ner won, Boreas second, San Lucas third.
Time, l l6.
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BEAT THE GAME
Masked Men Do Up Gambling Game in
Colorado

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Col, March 30.
This morning three masked men. armed
with Winchester rifles and revolvers, en-
tered Cambell & Conner's saloon in this
city, and commanded all present to hold
up their hands. They then proceeded
to help themselves to the money in the
drawers of the faro tables and roulette
wheel They secured between $500 and
5000. After securing the booty they fired
several shots into the floor and ceiling Of
the saloon and retreated out of the front
door.
1t is thought their capture is certain, as
the mountains are inaccessible on account
of the deep snow and they must keep in
the valleys. kilograms have been sent,
describing the men, to all surrounding
towns.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Another Day Taken Up In the Utah
Convention

Another Day Taken Up In the Utah
Convention
SALT LAKE. Utah. March 29.-Nearly
the entire day was taken up again in the
constitutional convention in discussion
of the women suffrage question.
Roberts and Goodwin spoke against the
measure and Narin and others in favor of
it. Roberts insisted that woman suffrage
would endanger the Constitution. He re-
ferred to woman suffrage in other states,
and said that of the $1,000 women regis
tered in Chicago, at the last election only
5000 voted, and that 500 of the number
were SO disguised that they would never
go to the polls again.
Varin claimed that suffrage should DC
granted because it was one of the pledges
of the people.
The herald., 1895-03-30
A GLUT OF ORANGES
One Result Of the Destruction Of the Orange
Crop In Florida

NEW YORK, March 29.-The destruc-
ton of large portion of the orange crop
in Florida has had the curious effect of
placing more of that fruit on the market
than ever. This is due to the fact that
as soon as the damage was known cables
yiously had no market here The Robert
A. Snow has arrived from Porto Rico
with 447. 800 oranges as her cargo. Said
the consignee:
This is the second importation from
that port this year, but next season the
number will probably be increased to
thirty or forty. | expect Jamaica. Ha-
vana and Valencia also to contribute
largely to the supply
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An Attorney Indicted

SAN FRANCISCO. March 49, H. H.
Davis. an attorney who was charged with
maintaining relations with Claims Agent
Millspaugh by which claims against the
railroad were irregularly adjusted. has
heen indicted by the Grand Jury for the
charge of felony and cmbezzlement of the
funds of his clients.
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At New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS March 29.-Six fur
longs-Virgin won, Panway second, Read
ina third; time, :l5H.
One mile-Tuscarora won, Arelin Sec
ond, Ether third; time, "A.
Two miles-Rapidan won, Hotspur Sec
ond, Florence third; time, 3:3S15.
Six furlongs-Prince Imperial won,
Longbrook second, Revenue third; time,
1:l4A.
Five and half furlongs-Verii and
Van Brunt dead heat, money divided /;
Chenoa third time, :09%.
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BASEBALL TOMORROW
A Benefit Game to Be Played for Center
Fielder Eager

Fielder Eager
The game of baseball to be played to-
morrow at Athletic Park will be benefit
for Max Eager, the center fielder of the
Francis Wilson's, who dislocated his
shoulder two weeks ago while running
after fly ball.
ing the catcher of the Francis Wilson's,
and Horton the pitcher for the Telegrafos
as they leave Monday for Terre Haute
where they are to play this season. The
Wilson's and the Telegrafos are to play the
last game, and as these two clubs are tied
for first place it will be a close game. The
first game will be between the Boyle
Heights Stars and the Keatings and will
begin at / 80 o'clock.
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A Great Storm at Yarmoutb

the terrific snow storm and gale which
prevailed at Yarmouth yesterday nearly
all the electric wires there are Frustrated
and it will be several days before COM
munication can be fully restored. 1t was
the worst storm in that section for many
years.
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Charged With Stealing Ore

29.-Judge Walker today bound over to
the District Court in $4,000 each, the Nc
Closkey brothers, lessees of the Pixies
Peak mine at Cripple Creek, who are
charged with concealing much valuable
ore and defrauding the Union Company
out of large amount of royalties.
The herald., 1895-03-30

Prague. and Charles Jones Of Wisconsin
consul at Sheffield. Hurst was consul at
appointed the following judges of probate
for Utah: George H Freeman, Beaver
county; Joseph Houston, Garfield
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Peaches and Prunes Safe

SAN FRANCISCO. March 29.-Reports
from different localities show that the
recent frost caused much damage and in
some places the almond and apricot crops
are badly hurt. Peaches and prunes are
not damaged to any great extent.
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Caledop;an Coal Co.

Removed from 22S South Spring street to 100
South Broadway. Telephone 425 for the best
domestic coal in the market
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Rux xaLittle Ranch

Improve it to oranges, settle down and
be happy. See Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
121 S. Broadway and talk with them
about the grand excursion today (Sat-
urday) to the famous Sunny Slope"
ranch. Train leaves at II a. m.
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Save undertaken commissions and hire your
hacks for funerals at 50. 80 each from Gus
Graham. Stand. Arcade Depot. Tel. 553.
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iron bar. The battle was fought out Of
doors and Baynom was not IN his mouse.
when the shot was fired. Mrs. Baynom
claims that Simpson went away and got
his revolver after the quarreling with her
husband: that he returned to renew the
troubles and that she and her husband
then tried to defend themselves.
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Our Home Brew.

Maier & Zobeleins lager, fresh from their
brewery, on draught in all the principal sA-
looms; delivered promptly In bottles or kegs.
Office and brewery. Ala Also street; tels-
phone 81
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JOTTINGS
Trunks and Leaf

Trunks and Leather Goods.
All styles and varieties. Large stock always
on hand, and repairing specially. J. C. Gun
nipgham, 236 S. Spring street. Tel SlS.
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DR.. Prices is reported by United States
Government chemists, after official tests,
to be the highest of all baking powders
in leavening power, purity and excel
lence
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LiIlias' Millinery

Call and see the display OF imported hats
and bonnets OF Lillias OF Fifth avenue, New
York, at Ass South Broadway, corner Fifth
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Maid Of the MiSt

Is the finest ladies' bicycle on the coast. For
sale by Wesner, photographer. l2O N. Spring.
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a ream note paper. 25c; $50 envelopes, SOC.
Langstadter's 2l4 South Broadway.
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An immense stock at cost at 234 New High
street. Get prices
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A CALIFORNIA TEAM
The State University VIII Send Athletes
to the East

to the East
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 29.-
Captain Bingham, of the Mott Haven
team, received dispatch from the Uni
versity of California today stating they
would send an athletic team East this
spring and they desired Harvard to enter
INTO comepetition with them June 18th.
Harvard finds it impossible to arrange
such meeting, and Captain Bingham
wired the University of California TO-
night that he could give them no date.
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DIR. Prices Baking Powder is peculiar
to itself in its absolute purity-truly the
most perfect made.
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California Saloon, AIS S. Main. Maier 4
Zobelein's lager on draught Chas Kuhl
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COUGHS AND HoARsENEss. The irrit alton tn Ut
induces coughing is immediately relieved by
using ''Browns Bronchial Troches" simple
and safe remedy
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Presidential Appointme ents

WASHINGTON, March @.oIhe presi.
of the District of Columbia, consul at
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DR.. Prices Baking Powder never deteri-
crates or loses it's strength. Its keeping
qualities are unparalleled.
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The Finest FIavored Oyster.

In bulk and cans, 80 cents, fun quarts; fine, fat
and juicy. Cans 80 cents. Discount to hotels.
and restaurants Fred Haniman's Mott Market
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OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE

The Great Race Between the Universities
Occurs Today
STAR AND GARTER, Putney, March
29.-The fifty y-seventh boat race between
crews representing the universities of Ok
ford and Cambridge will be decided to-
morrow. The hum of opinions and
reasons therefore is continuous. There
are slight differences of dimensions in
the shells of the two crews. The betting
tonight is to on Oxford which, all
the watermen claim, will win certainly,
barring accidents.
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Buy the Whitney make trunk and travelin,
bag. Factory 423 5. Spring St
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2 r.7c-fruit Trees-zI.1s
Wall Paper.

Mr.. Darrow is selling h 5 stock regardless Of
cost Alliance Nursery, 14O s. Broadway.
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DR.. Gomez, 345 s. Bdway, diseases Of women.
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ENSENADA BANK ROBBERY

A Cashier Has Been Arrested on Suspicion of
Stealing Coin
SAN DIEGO, Cal, March 29.-Seymour
Jackson, cashier of Goddess Bank at En-
senada. has been arrested on suspicion of
robbing the bank of $2500 ON March 90
the same time the bullion robbery at
Riveroll's shipping Office there occurred.
Jackson is in Jail, as no bail is accepted
in Mexico when the crime is so grave an
Offense.
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H. s. woolner, attorney, 4o4 stimson block
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-14
Sc alquilan

Los espaciosos cuanto elegantes baios de la
casa que acaba de construir don Fernando
A Vendrell, en- la calle del Comercio en-
tire Ia casa comercial a. Luchetti q Ca. y
EI Cr6efito y Ahorro Poncefto es un es-
plendido local, que ademas de las ventajas
de tener entradas por la Gale del Amor.
esta situado en- punto seentrico de la
ciudad, dos pssos de los hoteles y de i'm
portantes tiendas de mercerias como
cincuenta pasos de la Plea Principal
Para informes dirijirse los sefiores K
Toro Ca calie del Comercio. 12-i5