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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-18

WAsHiSdToH, Juno l7.-There Ia ron.
sou 10 Dcliovc that tho Untod States
goY0rnmon:will have occasion at m early
day 10 give another Interpretation OF
the Monroe doctrine, rs applicable to
tho acquisition OF an island OF the coast
Of VonCzuea, to DO used by Germany
for naval station. The attention Of
officials recently has been directed TO
the interests OF Germany in that local
ity, and thOre is apprehension that the
subject may assume quito as fornlda-
bic an aspect aS that OF British agrres-
sion on Venezuelan soil. An enormous
amount OF German capital has boon
invested in Venezuela OF lato under
peculiar CircumstQuce'. The govern
ment wanted railroad through
rich and prOspcTsus valley, and 4
German syndicate stood ready to build
the road on condition that Venezuela
would guarantee Z per cent Of the cap
ital invested. The guarantee was
given and tho road completed aud put
into operation about eight months ago.
At tho outset it was supposed that about
Si,00O.00O would amply cover the cost
OF tho road, but the actual outlay
reached about 5000, 900. Bv the terms
OF the guarantee Venezuela now be-
comes responsible to tho German syn
iicate for pcr cont return on this
SS.00O,000 Tho road has not been in
operation long enough to determine
what it will earn. but its most san
Il n hnrn hnt
will pay 7per cent on tho outlay. What
ever it earns will DO applied on the III
vestment, and Venezuela will then have
to give sufficient to bring the earnings
upto I per cent.
1t is said to be this and similar Ger
man interests that arc lnClininG the
German government to regard with
favor the acquisition OF au island of tho
Venezuelan coast, to be used as naval
station, and as sort OF base Of opera.
tions for Germany on the American
continent. The guarantee OF Venezuela
10 the German syndicate is OF n private
character. tho German government hav-
ing no interest in the matter, but it is
looked upon as atfording a convenient
means by which the government in giv-
ing protection 10 Its citizens could also
carry out its desires for tho acquisition
OF naval station.
Tho circumstances are such as to lead
the belief that tho United States will
again be called upon to defno TO what
extent the acquisition OF territory by
foreign powers. on South American
soil. is compatible with the Monroe doc.
trina
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QUAY IrOl: ai'KISIEY.


snsh Is the inf,r-ncr, Judging from IIi'
CLoSo.t Friends Uttcrnncos.
fHiLADgLPnTA, June lT.-Senator
qHag is for Governor Mckinley for
N"';tent. Such Is tho logical deduction
" TO drawn from m interview with
"'a'e Senator Boise Pcnrose hero to.
night. Senator Penrosc. who ia ono Of
>rna'or Qray's closoat friends, has just
,"'nfncd from Brigan,ine Beach. whore
ne hai been in closo consultation with
u" senator Tor two days.
believe" aaid Mr.. Penrose. that
Nih'"'npr Mckinley Ia tho strongest can.
"'iftr Tor the Pennsylvania delegation
:" 'IHnprt IN tho nc1t national COn?rn.
I9H' Pennsylvania is tho greatest in.
o'.Hi'i commonwealth IN the union,
an! nrDleCti0n to American industries
1a' been for oyer fifty years tho vital
,:'fH With our people. Governor Mo.
S'"'"y IS popular, brainy nnd rep'c.
'-hlatIgG American nnd he is tho chan.
p''a o' tho American principle Of pro.
''c'Ion 10 home inhus,ries. We can
''h With him on platform Of protGc.
I1'a 10 American industries aud tho
r"'elopment OF tho United Statos NJ tho
.'hinnting nation Of tho world. |
mould say, horevor, that lam Of course
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CLEVELAND, June l7.-alnny delegates
aud visitors have already arrived 10 at.
..li the National Republican L.oague
Convention which begins OIL Wodnos.
day. Among those who reached tho
city to-day was Secretary A. Il. Hum.
parcy OF Chicago.
president ". W. Tracy will be horo
Tuesday" the secretary said, "ahead OF
tie delegation. and the Marquette club,
d Chicago, is coming on n special
;,a!p. have just received somo good
.sxsin aletser to the etIec. that Sena.
Tor Warner Miller is coming with the
Sew York delegation. DR.. George Gun.
.on, oi tho New York school OF ecouom.
ic Is coming on the New York train to
la,wsr tho silveri,es, should occasion
demand 1t, and Prof. Williams, OF Brown
university. will also be here
The ladies' reception committee will
o5en headquarters at the Hollcnden
With Mrs. Catherine II. 4. Avery in
charge. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. president
ciihe Womans' Republican Association
Of the United States, is expected to
'esch the Hollenden tomorrow.
Il is now reported that Senator-elect
S:ephen B. Elkins, OF West Virginia,
hIs entered the race for president OF
he league and that he will como to
town with the West Virginia delegation
in the hope OF winning victory against
he McAlpin forces. The New Workers
;ie entrenched in their belief tha; their
lndidate canno. by any chance be
beaten.
There II quiet but stroug endorse
aent OF sentimen. favoring Ii. Clay
ETaus. OF Tennessee, for president OF
he league, and the strength which hc
-ay develop depends upon his willing
leIs TO allow his friends to formally
Tssent his name before tho conyen-
son.
One OF the early far.wrstern arrival.
Frank W. Bickrcll, OF Iowa. member
si the national league. Mr.. BicSneIl is
the editor OF the Des Moincs. Iowa.
State Register, and is in touch with the
politics OF his state.
Are the people OF Iowa going to de-
2lnd free siiver?" he was asked.
40, cir; We are going to be very con-
.ervaiiye on that point, We believe in
keeping quiet on that question. It is
rot the province of this convention to
formulate or even touch npon tho policy
Of the Republican party. We stand
With Senator Allison in the speech he
made at tho Pittsburgh Americus Club
banQue; on Grants birthday. which is
ior O..metallism. You may safely say
;ha. the Iowa delegation will vote as n
unit ta:ainst any silver platform outside
0! the one adopted at Minneapolis"
"Will Iowa boom Allison for President
Q: the United States2"
"We will boom him, certainly, bnt
90. this week. We believe in being
courteous. and don't pro pose to do any.
thing in Ohio, OIL Governor Mckinley's
oEa ground"
J. K. Blanchard. OF New York, AZ
77ei to-day. lie is one OF the advance
guard Of the forces which will push the
candidacy OF General McAlpin ior the
Presidency OF tho league.
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<pria, DiIoa,eh to m- ln,t,lfg.n.e,.

Nrcrtdl Dhpdtch 10 ths Inttligen.er.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Jpne ls.-This
ha, been night OF political oxcitcrnont
in this city, aud crowds wcro on tho
strccts this morning at . o'clock dis.
cussing bad situation OF atlnirs.
The council proceeded at an early hour
last evening to canvas, tho vote OF last
Tuesdays election, which elected the
Republican mayor and half OF tho coun.
cilmRnic ticket.
They stumbled on tho obstruction in
tho first precinct OF tho Eirs: ward,
which gave a Republican majority, and
found tho ballots missing. they having
been stolen by somc one, and evory
effort is being made now TO find them.
The council was still in session Mt 3
o'clock this morning. trying to ferret
out tho mystery.
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ATLANTA, Ga. June l7.-Approhcn.
sons OF fatal outcome OF tho attack Of
appendicitis with which Governor At.
kinanu was seized yesterday. though
removed ior time to-day, wcro renew
od tonight. and grave ioars are now on
tcrtainod that dCHth must enSuV. lic
rested in comparative comfort during
tho morningand afternoon. but tonight
his condition bocNmu rapidly worse. \
lawyer was summoned, and tho gov
crnor mado his will. An operation was
performed on tho patient tonight, but
tho result isunknown.
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Il TOWN IS DANGER
or Eoin- Destroyed bY Forest Fir"s Rag.
ln- Nnnr IL.

or Eoin- Destroyed bY Forest Fir"s Rag
ius Srnr II.
BEADFoRD. Pa, Juno ia lorriblo
forest fire is raging In the Kuzua Valley
this afternoon. \ telephone message
IRON Mt. Jewott at $50 o'clock stated
that 4 special trnin had just left that
place for Kushoqua with more than 100
mon and all tho hoie that tho town
could srnrc. About 100 mon are throw
ing every cilort to save the town. The
fro Is advancing Toward the villugc and
nothing. il seGms, can stop its progress.
Gatincy's chemical factory is in tho
direct course oil tho great s0a OF fro, and
It's destruction is almost inevitable.
Groat quautitiOs Of bark, logsand stand.
ing timber and lumbor have been con.
sumcd.
The fro is reported to hc tho worst
thnt has threatened tho town.
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NEw York, June l7.-The American
bark Il. 4. Z. Smith, arrived this alter
noon from Manzanillo, Cuba, with iull
cargo OF sugar. When forty miles out
side OF the harbor OF Manzauillo, the
bark fell in with asmal boat, which put
on board Cuban, Manuel Della Tori.
entc. bv nnme. lorrientc is physician
and member OF tho insurcont army.
Beyond the fact that he had letters OF
Introduction 10 parties in New York.
nothing could DO learned OF his his Dry
or future movements. lie does not un-
derstand English.
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SAGINAW. MlCn.. Juno l7.-'lhoro was
a wild timo in tho Lutheran Synod
meeting to-day ovor the question OF
converting tho seminary in this city
into college. BY vote OF II to 2G It
was decided that tho Institution would
remain seminary. Such confusion
ensued that tho chairman told tho
delegates that II they wanted to eight
,hoy would have to 20 outside. Tho 20
opposing delegates walked out and Hay
they will no. return.
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WABASH, ISD.. juno l7.-Jndson J..
LuIcnq, Elias I. Sailors and James b.
Stnrbuck, commissioners OF Wabash
county, were placed under arro,t this
afternoon on grand jury warrants.
Nineteen indictments were found
against tho ihrco for tho misuse oi pub.
lie funds and making illegal allowa nces /;
ninu Of the indictments being fo:
felonios. and ten Tor msdomcnn0rs.
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TrEsroY, y. j., Juno 1.-The sani.
,ary wars po.ters, nj mass meeting
this afternoon, confirmed tho action OF
their lcadors Yesterday aud decided to
roturn to work in tho morning They
have gained nil ,hoy demanded from
tho manufacturers, tho faw points still
in diaputo being left Tor frrlhcr settle
nont.
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HALIFAX, n. s., June l7.-Dausorous
forost fires nre raging outside the
town OF Dartmouth. Several houses
aud barns wore burnotl to-day. entail
ing heavy lo,a 10 farmers. Tho tire Is
still raging aud much valuablo tim.
Dor land is being burned. 4 largo force
force OF mon are out tonight lighting
tho flames.
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE
May Soon bo Subjected to Another
Interpretation
OWING TO GERMANYS INTERESTS

In Venezuela CROWN: Out OF tho
building of Railroad In that
Country by II German Syndicate,
aud tho Proposed Purchase OF aa
Island for Naval Station-Groat
Britain hgrcos to ArbitratO tho
Guiana Boundary Question Within
Certain Limits.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, juno I'LL. p.
W. Baldwin, iormorly Of Cleveland. who
shot Andrew Icoman for alleged in,i-
macy with his wife. gave himself IN to
Shcrin Bowden. aud is now in the coun.
iy Jail. 4 jury ofinQuest was impancll-
ed nnd then adjourned until the Goth
instant
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For West Virginia. incrcaInr coudincs,
probable tlrluder shower, rneaiuy night
westerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair: cA,;osly
winds
For 0hlo. increasing cloudincw and thunde.
showers: cnslcflv winds
TNE rEurEGArCRr YTSTEFp,v.
IS furnished b. Z, ScuSEPr. dtug.lS:. conner
Markell and Fourteenth sIrColI
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ga. m. ,......-..... ~. m...,,.....,,.,,.., SIS
!! u. m:,.."--,.....".".. IS NcIiher-F0iE.
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ClSerSNAr. O., Juno l7.-rho Gin.
cinnati TImoa'S,ar to-day entered tho
list OF ono.ccn. papers. This is fifty
per cent reduction OF its price.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Liverpool via
Queenstown,
New N"rs -l'ovlc from Liverpool; FEicslaud
frnm Antwerp.
;Ncw YQ-k-Fuda from Brcmcu.
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MISSISSIPPI METHODS.
Ballots CAST In Into Election ut
Huntington Stolon,
AND THE CANVASS OF THE VOTES

Brought to n Halt by tho Discovery.
Tho Stolen Tickets Wore. Cast In tho
First Precinct OF tho First Ward,
which Gave n Republican Majority.
Tho Desperate Tactics Of tho Domo.
Gratis 10 Dsfcnt tho VIII of tho Eco.
Ihn--Grcat Excitement Prevails.
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Tor any Ponnsylvanian who can DO nom.
,na'ou by tho convention In case Il con.
aiblo." O '""' ro'
The herald., 1895-06-08
AT THE HOTELS

Frank Byrnes of Evansville, Ind, is
at the Hotel Ramona.
Miss H. X. Mier of Cleveland. Ohio.
has returned TO the Hotel Ram ona from
Anaheim.
Mr.. C. G Bilicke of the Holenbeck.
left for San Francisco yesterday on a
business trip.
Mr.. Frank Cox. one of the ablest and
most popular attorneys of Arizona. is at
the HJllenbeck, accompanied by his wife.
r. P. Marshal Of Phisdel phia and II.
c. Dolph, Chicago, have arrived at the
Hotel Ramona.
o. J. Brown with his wife OF Pomona
are guests of the Nadeau. Mr.. Brown
is lum Der merchant.
H. G.. Dinkelspiel of San Francisco ar
rived in Los Angeles yesterday on his
wedding trip and has taken rooms at the
Hollenbeck.
Other guess arriving at the Nadeau
hotel yesterday are William Allen OF
New York J. b. McUune of Boston and
A. S. Levy of New York City.
A party of prominent Redlands people
came to town yesterday. They are A. G.
Hubbard, A. b. Cook. j. G.. Drake, j.
Poundston and G. II. Hobart.
DR.. Winslow Anderson OF the Chronicle
staff, San Francisco, its at the Hollen-
beck. He came down to attend the an
nual convention of the Southern Califor-
MIA medical men.
Robert Smile. owner and proprietor of
the ii otel Metropole. Oakland, is at the
Hollenbeck. Mr.. Smile is one OF the
hea West stockholders in the Hotel Palo-
III ares a Pomona.
James S. Francis OF Morena, y. Il.
Fulsom of Santa Monica and a. Graves
of Pasadena, were in Town yesterday,
stopping over night at the Nadeau.
They came to attend the Mys tic Shrine
meeting at Masonic hall.
G. W. Lynch. the proprietor of the
Florence hotel. San Diego, arrived at the
Westminster yesterday. Other arrivals
at this hotel were Chas. n. Fox of Oak
land, Herman H. Graw of Sacramento.
Carlos L. Bowers, NJ. g. De Bowers and
A, ]. Bowers of Alimos, Mexico,
famous mining district.
c. B. Jacobs, one of the most popular
hotel clerks in the country, has new
position behind the Hollen beck desk. Mr..
Jacobs was chief clerk of the West
hotel, Minneapolis, for eight years and
for the past two years has been at the
Hotel Del Coronado. His experience
and ability will make him valuable as
sistant to Mr.. Jenkins and assures Mr..
Bilicke that his interests will be well
cared fol.
The herald., 1895-06-08
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES
More of the Council for the Suppression of the
SaInnn

The newly organized council for the
suppression of the saloon, which has al
ready become factor in several cities OF
the north, will probably soon be such in
several of Southern California's cities.
Invitations will issue tn is morning to all
organizations in sympathy with its object
to be represented by their presiding offic-
ers and delegate from each, at meet
ing on next Thursday evening. at the
YIN. CA, rooms. At this meeting 1T is
expected that organization will be effect
ed. The especial feature of strength
with this organization, as even the liquor
papers recognize, is that many who keep
aloof from what they deem too radical
movements are drawn to this as a mod
crate and practical line of work; and in
stead of having to rally a new body of
workers, this enllsts the alre idy organ
lied and disciplined bodies.
Mr. McDougal. the organizer, has made
a hurried round of Pasadena. San Ber
nardino. Redlands, Riverside and Santa
Ana. He will visit several OF these
Places next week with view to perfecti ng
organizations. The intention is to unite
all the local councils in county councils,
and these in state council. How soon
this will be done Mr.. McDougal cannot
say. He will address two or three meet
ings here tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Photographed on Brains

until one fine evening the dutful hus-
band was informed by his loving wife
that she had seen something so beautiful
that day on her shopping tour that un-
less she possessed one she would be un-
happy. The startled husband, who
thought OF boomers etc, asked her what
when once seen it is photographed on
the brain. and when used brings Joy and
happiness to every household, namely
that marvel of beauty and perfection. the
celebrated Glenwood range, turrey Co.,
ISL y SnrinC street
The herald., 1895-06-08
Foresters Entertain

pleasant entertainment and social
was given on Thursday evening in For
ester hall by Angelina Circle No. 106.
Companions of the Forest. The chair
man of the reception committee was W.
f. Steele, assisted by Mesdames Mccoy,
Handle and Charles Blumenthal. An
enjoyable programme was rendered par
ticipated in by Miss Dillard, Miss Scboon-
man, Miss Annie Levy, W. Roach. Mast
ers Willie Coughlin and Leo Cleveland,
Miss Sadie Blumenthal. Carrie Hodg
man, Pauline Cleveland, Miss Motto, Miss
Bell, Mary Truan, Flora Blumenthal.
Mrs. Furgerson, Nellie, Jessie, Tllly Sadie
and Lily Greenhart. Willie Hodgman
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Tucker and Mr.. Hat
field. pleasant social was held after
wards. During the evening a telegram
was received from San Jose announcing
that Mrs. Andrews, a resident of Los
Angeles. was elected grand chief COM
panion of the order.
The herald., 1895-06-08
A Family Affair

Generally speaking family affairs re-
quire attention. For the sake of every
family in Los Angeles there's much in
Desmond's stock of summer hats negligee
shirts. underwear, ETC., etc., that re-
qulres imm edlate and frequent attention.
No novel has vet been written that is
half as interesting as Dssmonds s pIices.
You should take an interest in what will
pay interest. Certainly nothing can pay
you as handsomely as realizing on the
opportunities Desmond is offering at his
special hat and uderwear sale today.
The herald., 1895-06-08
New Arrivals

Anna Gould, catchy and spry, in all
colors. Just the thing for ladies wear.
Brittania, new sailor, in fine straw
very becoming.
Ida Glare. in white the prettest hat
for misses and children.
Fantasma, also in white; bring your
pets and see how cute they look.
All the above are entirely new hats
They have not before been shown in Cal
ifornia.
Our sale of millinery is still going on
our styles are the best; our assortm ent
the largest. and our prices the lowest.
Haker's millinery. 257 South Spring
street, corner Third.
The herald., 1895-06-08
A BUSY DAY

Public School Teachers Yesterday rladc
Their Annual Reports
The teachers Of the several schools OF
the city. TO the number of 2s6. yesterday
made their annual reports of attendance
and other educational statistics to Super
intendent Search. as is required by law.
From the data thus obtain ed is made the
apportionment of that portion of the
school funds obtained from the county.
The school buildings where during the
vacation months private classes are to be
taught are as follows: Breed street.
Spring street. Alpine street. CASTELAR,
street. East First street, Tenth street
and the high school.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Did Not Perform His Contract

The suit of the city OF Los Angeles
against ]. V. York and others was tried
yesterday before Judge Mckinley in de-
partment six of the superior court and
submitted. In June, 1898, the city con-
tracted with York to have him grade,
gravel and curb Montreal street, between
Bellevue avenue and Boston street.. The
defendant afterward neglected to do the
work and the city asked judgment against
him for $3.50 and costs.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Santa Monica SUNDAY

Splendid programme of twelve numbers
by the magnificent Los Angeles military
band. Surf bathing is just right. The
big plunge in North Beach bathhouse in
running order. Hotel Arcadia open.
Pompano biting at Port Les Angeles.
Trains leave Arcade depot $3.50, 9:25,
9:35, 10:30 am; l, 10. pm. Last train
leaves Santa Monica 6 pm. The South
ern Pacific is short line; makes fast time
over rock ballasted ruadbed. Round trip,
SOC.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Au Interesting neeting

The L. A. W. C. U. held its regular
meeting in the parlors of the Congrega-
tional church, corner of Sixth and Hill
streets. yesterday. There was a full at
tendance ard very interesting time was
had. The devotional exercises were led
by Mrs, Mary NJ. Finney, and proved
very instructive. Other meetings and
work were planned.
The herald., 1895-06-08

Paris Letter: Blue is the favorite color,
in all the shades vi cornfower possible to
conjecture; that of flax flower which is
somewhat deeper than lavender. and also
with several degrees more of a violet
shade in it, is about the most recent de.
velopment of the craze for this color.
The herald., 1895-06-08
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from
rupture. Professor Joseph Fandry,
formerly of Berlin, Germany, now Of
Santa Barbara, is practical rupture spe-
ciallst and truss manufacturer. Infor-
nation free whereby you can become
cured. Those having tried all kinds of
patent trusses and found no relief also
have given up all hope, to those people
am calling their attention and especially
ask them to send me their address.
The herald., 1895-06-08
The Ladies

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes IL their favorite rem
edy. To get the true and genuine article.
look for the name of the California Fig
Syrup Co., printed near the bottom Of
the package.
The herald., 1895-06-08
SUNDAY Steamer to Catalina Island

The magnificent steamship Hermosa
will hereafter every Sunday connect with
the Southern Pacific company's snecial
train, the Catalina flyer, leaving Arcade
Will arrive AZ Los Angeles 7:15 p. M.
over -four hours on the island. Round
trip, 81. 80. Tickets sold saturday and
Sunday, good to return until Monday.
The herald., 1895-06-08
To Catalina Island on the Santa Ee

Next Monday, June 10th. through
car from Los Angeles to Long Beach and
San Pedro, connecting with the steamer
for Catalina, will leave La Grande sta
tion. every day except Sunday, at l
O'Clock OH special train. Returning, this
car will leave San Pedro at 10:3 a. IN.
after arrival OF steamer from Catalina.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Grand Canyon Of the Colorado

An excursion to the Grand Canyon un =
der the personal direction and in charge
of Miss kelso will leave Los Angeles at
5 p. IN. Monday, June 10th. Particulars
at Santa Fe office, 129 North Spring
street.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Musical Festival

Friday. June 14th, Pasadena chorus,
one hundred voices. O. Stewart Taylor,
conductor will render The Redemption; ;
Simpsons tabernacle. Superb orchestra; ;
eminent soloists; great pipe organ. Re-
served seats. SOC, 75c and 25c. now on
sale at Bartlett's, 103 North Spring street.
The herald., 1895-06-08
,IOTTINGS
The Free Kindergarteu Associatlon

Will give an entertainment Saturday evening,
June Sth, in the Friday Morning Club rooms.
No. 330la Broadway. Mrs. j. A. OsgoOd will
read her charming paper, which was given a t
the Woman's parliament at Santa Barbara.
Music and rectations will also be on the pro.
gramme. Admission % cents.
The herald., 1895-06-08
Santa Monica Trains

Via Santa Fe leave today at 9 am,
10 a. NJ, 40 pm, 5 :25 pm. Sunday at
am. 10 am, 1:20 PM, 5:20 pm.
Round trip, SOC.