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The herald., 1895-06-27
Nearly a rIilIion In Ii

d. T. Hedges, who is reputed to be a
well-todo citizen, millionaire is to be
sued for the neat round sum of $S73, COO,
principal, and interest that will run his
little debt UP almost to a million. Yes
terday the Credit mutation company
brought suit against him in the superb:
court eto recover on several promi s o Y
notes assigned to them by the Union
Loan and Trust company. which notes
were given by the respondent several
years ago and fell due while he was alb
sent in Iowa. July 5. 1893.
The herald., 1895-06-27
RIVERSIDE
Burglary and Larceny in the Home Of the
Navel

bUTyIaTy anu LaIICIIy III tHc tIUHIE UI tNG
Navel
RIVERSIDE. June 26.--rhe case of
burglary against G. A. Logan, promi-
nent architect. which has caused such a
sensation in this city. and which was alb
ruptly closed last evening by the defend
ant being discharged upon habeas corpus,
was renewed today when Logan was re-
arrested. Logan was given a second ex.
aminati III today before another justice
and his case will be disposed of tomorrow
Juan Torto and G. Arenas, two Co.
huilla Indians, convicted of grand larce-
ny in stealing cattle from Hamilton
Brothers, were sentenced to serve eight
and five years respectively in San Quentin
today by Judge Noyes. Torto is an eX-
convict. and both men are had characters.
The herald., 1895-06-27
Notes From the Board

Supervisors Francisco and Field will
visit Park station today officially.
The resignation OF 0. I. Hutchinson as
Justice of the peace of Soledad township,
was received and accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Hay. it being shown
to be public necessity. Freeman street,
between Hoover and Vermont avenue.
was ordered graded to its full width.
Pasadena avenue from the city limits on
was also ordered graded to its full width
for the same reasons.
The herald., 1895-06-27
Pasadena School Bonds

The sealed bids for the capitalists ana
firms negotiating the purchase OF the
Pasadena school bonds were received by
the board of supervisors yeste, day, put
no action was taken. This afternoon the
~ after will be concluded.
The herald., 1895-06-27
A New Fun Maker

z Did you ever ride down an ocean to-
boggan slide? Santa Monca's arcade
beach is completed. Skips you 100 feet on
the waves. You know about the South
ern Pacific s ten trains each way Sunday.
Round trip, so cents.
The herald., 1895-06-27
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
y Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploms.
People in Los Angeles

The unequaled demand for Paine's Celery
Compound among the people of this city is
but one index of the great good 1t is doing.
has cured of serious Illness Paine's Celery
Compound makes people well who suffer
from weak nerves or impure blood.
The herald., 1895-06-27

Wedding announce ments, engraved or
printed mail orders carefully filed
samples free. H. M. Lee & Bro, l40 N.
Spring.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
ACCUSATIONS OF FAvoRlTIsM.
Half Starved Nebraska Sufferers Attack
Nellcf Trains.

Lincoln. Neb. Feb. 1O.-Thc Lutheran
Ministerial Association has taken ;
hand In the squabble over relief distrl
button In this state. At the nnnua
meeting held In Ashland last night !;
great part Of the time was taken NJ
In the discussion Of the relief work II
different western settlements. A hos
OF complaints came before the confer
encc regarding partially In the dis
tribution. These complaints were OF 81
severe Il nature that they could not bt
ignored by the conference.
A special relief commission wn,
therefore appointed to assist the pcopl,
IN making their claimt known and alsC
to assist In getting supplies. This
commission is not intended rs an op
poncnt to the state commission. hui
only 10 facilitate the work. on tn,
floor OF the conference II was stated
that In one place the persons In author
lty acted on the principle, mo INNER
sion, no assistance" and that favorit
ism as 10 creed, nationality, politics
and relationship was prevalent In
many places.
Yesterday Mt Kcarney number oI
half.famlshcd farmers from Phillips
county, seeing n car on the Union Pa
ciilc track loaded with relief supplies
proceeded to help themselves. A con
sentative estimate made by parties nc
auaintcd with the situation Is that II
Will take over $4,000 worth OF feed
aud grain TO supply the farmers OF this
county with what they need for next
Gaason's sowing.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
Collector New Warns Taxpayers That
They Arc Liable to Incur u Heavy
Penalty,

Denver. Feb. 1i.-So far only half q
dozen returns have been made to Col
lector New under the new income tax
law, says the News. The time for ~
Ing Will expire on the first Monday OF
March. leaving only about four weeks
FOR individuals and corporations TO gel
In their reports and save Il 30 per cent
penalty.
II Is probably not generally under
stood that every corporation doing busl
ness In tho state Is required TO make Il
return. no matter whether II has made
or lost money during the past year. An
individual whose Income does moi
reach $500 Is not affected by the law
But corporation. no matter II II IL lit
tic or big. or whether Its business i
paying or losing money. Is required Il
make complete return OF Its business
If corporations fail TO do this within
tho required time. the collector Is auth
orixcd TO make n return for them, add
Ing as a penalty 30 per cent. OF the
amount OF their tax Ms fixed by him
The only exceptions are charitable and
other corporations not organized Will
the expectation OF profits. Every
company organized TO make money
comes within the provisions OF the law
II IL estimated that there are over
5000 corporations doing business IN
Colorado which come under the provl
slons of the act. There ARE only fouI
weeks In which returns may be fled
Therefore dcluec OF blanks are ex
pcctcd soon by General New. duly filled
In. Corporations which do not come
10 time, II Indications Mt the collectors
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
DEMOCRATS GIVE UP.
No Hope of Passing a Bond Piu In the
House.

no iopo OF RAISING bCnu NM IA INC
House.
Washington, y. c., Feb. 10.-To-mor-
row the House enters upon the last
three weeks of the session. Although
the presidents special message, rclat-
Ing to the bond Issue, sent to Congress
on Friday. Is being considered 10y the
Ways and Means committee there Is
no present expectation that any effort
will be made To pass bill authorizing
gold bonds during the coming week.
Tho majority of the Republicans are
against II, and without their aid tho
Democratic leaders believe It is n use
less waste of time to consider such a
measure in the House.
The week will be devoted to routine
business. Tomorrow the consideration
Of the Legislative appropriation bill
will be resumed. and II not completed
1t will go over until Wednesday or
Thursday by agreement, having been
set apart for the bills reported from
the Committee on District of Column
bin. After the legislative nppropria.
ton bill Is disposed of, the naval mp.
preparation bill will be taken IN, AMI
1t is expected it will consume the re
maindcr of the week If n determined
effort is made by the naval committee
to provide for the construction of the
new cruisers they have recommended.
The general deficiency appropriation
bill, the last of the regular bills, Is IN
process OF preparation. and II the M.
val bill is disposed Of before the end
OF the week, 1t will be taken up.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

Denver. Feb. 0.-AccordIng to m
opinion rendered by the Supreme court
yesterday pracilcing physician must
know what he Is talking about. or pay
for his errors. In the case OF Jesse
II. Jackson. whose suit for mnlprnciIr.,
was brought against DR.. y. q. Burn,
ham, n verdict for 5000 was received.
The ease was sent 10 the Court OF An.
pcn's and there reversed. Now the
Supreme court rcycrSrs the Appellate
court and the trial court Il sustained,
jackson VIII get his 5000 damages.
This case Is very peculiar FOR MORT
rcnsons than one. Jackson IN n colorcl
man and Mt one time suffered from !,
loathcsomc disease known M phim.
osis. lie went TO DIR. iurnham for
treatment. and the doctor treated Him
for something else. The result was
the disease was not cured md II be-
came necessary 10 use the knife. Jack
son then sued Tor $4,000 damages and
received n verdict for 5000.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
WILL HAVE THE MINT.


Ahc bui fnsscs tho House and VIII Get
the Presidents signature.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 1.-The
mint bill has passed. 1t went through
the House just before adjournment to.
night without n dissenting voice. IT
would have gone through when first
called up ut the beginning of the session
had there not been Il blundcr about re-
porting II. The cngrossed' copy of the
bill as 1t passed the Senate could not
bc found. proceedings In the House
were suspended for time while II
search was made for the missing parch.
ment. II could not be found and the
bill was pushed aside but with an
agreement that II should be called up
tonight before adjournment.
Then began a search for the bill.
Representatives Pence and Shafroti
Immediately began on inspection OF all
places the bill was likely to be and
finally Shafroih found 1t In copy of
the Revised Statutes In BANDS com.
mittec room where II had been placed
the day the committee passed upon 1t.
1t was taken TO the House and tonight
when called up there was no objection
and the bill, so far ms Congress Is con.
cerncd, became n law.
The bill now goes 10 the President,
but MS II will be referred 10 the secrc-
tary OF the treasury for approval and
Ms the secretary has already approved
1t. there will be no doubt OF the Prcsi-
dents signature. Next year nppro-
priations will be recommended for car.
rying ont the provisions OF the act.
, II Is. iniimaicd that IL move VIII soon
DO instituted to dispense with the mint
ut Carson City. Nevada. In pushing
tho Denver bill, however. the Colorado
people have made no move antagonistic
to Carson City, but the treasury depart
ment has about concluded that the mint
at that point is useless.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

New York. Feb. a.-'rhc Eycnlnr
Posts London cable snysi The nm.
nounccmcnt OF the American loan con.
firms the statement made In these dis
patches tint gold would lcnyo here for
New York The shipments nrr expect
cd 10 begin next week. The nnnk of
England viii probably lose about 70
100000. nnd tile remainder win come
from the open market nnl other
sources The result IN rnrls nnl Nor
lin exchange Indicates tint these conn.
tries nrr buying icmillnncca IN Lon.
don with n view To anticipating In tho
loan. The stock markets here wore
depressed today by Tile loan announce.
mont bhfily because of The probable
lunu Of gcld md dcnrcr money ma
also becnuHe the arrangements ON n
;lll bnsla reflects on American credit.
Americans opened fiat but closed bel
ter.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
A HAWAIIAN CABLE.
Tho Senate Makes an Appropriation 70
Begln Work.

BoRln WORK. -,
Washington, Feb, 1Q-3y the dccis.
I've vote Of so to rs the Senate voted
yesterday TO inaugurate the project OF
laying a cable from the Pacific coast
to Hawaii. An amendment to the ZIP,
lomatic and consular appropriation Dill
was made giving $a00,OOO for begin
ming work on the cable and nuthoriz-
ing the president to contract for inc
entire work, estimated to cost S3,ooo'-
900. This was the first practical re-
suit coming from the intermittent HUI
walian debate, lasting more tiinn n
year and renewed with Intensity the
last week In connection with the pro-
posed cable. The debate of the last
few days has shown the lines OF divis-
ion were practically the same MS those
existing on all issues over Hnwnii'
the Republican senators urging closer
relation. hip by cable, and ultimately
by annexation, the Democratic SEN
ators MS II rule contending against the
proposed cable or other entanglins al
ilances with Hawaii. But this party
division had notable exceptions during
the debate and was emphasized III the
final vote. Six Democratic senators
Morgan, German, HILL Butler, Call ana
White-vOted with the twenty-clsht
Republican senators and three Popu-
lists, constituting the majority for the
cable. One Republican senator, MI
Pct;igrew, voted with the twenty.four
Democrats against the cable. All the
absent Republicans and two Populists
were paired for the proposition. The
diplomatic and consular bill was then
passed. and then eulogies on the late
senator Stockbridgc of Michigan closed
the day.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
tho government should Issue treas.

the government should issue treas
ury notes up to that amount.
Senator Kennedy moved to strike out
the latter portion Of the memorial rs
pledging the Legislature to the green
back theory. The memorial was finally
defeated.
Senator Barela's bill to make corpo.
ra,ions liable for injury to employees,
even II It was the result of careless.
ness of other employees. No action was
taken.
with the receipt of communlca-
tion from the governor to be considered
In executive session, the Senate nd.
journed until 10 o'clock Monday morn
Ing. This morning the committee on
state institutions will visit Colorado
Springs to inspect tho state properties
there. President Slocum of the Colo
RADIO Springs university was in tho
chamber during the afternoon, his In
stitution being Interested in Forthcoming
pending appropriations.
House-Thc bill by Mr.. Clarke to tax
church property and charitable institu-
tons was down for the third reading,
but 1t was found that, like number
of other bills. 1t was not properly en-
crossed, and 1t went over. Mrs. Holly
presented petition In Its favor from
the people of Pueblo.
On second reading bill by Mr.. Low.
ell to change the Insurance laws by re-
qulring insurance companies to pay 9
per cent of their gross receipts, instead
of the net proceeds, to the state, passed.
1t Is computed that this will bring $780,
600 additional to the state treasury.
A bill by Mr.. Bales amending tho
mortgage law by requiring foreclosure
in court and an appraisement of the
property, which was considered on
wednesday, was taken up again on
second reading. At that time an
amendment was adopted to have tho
receipts on foreclosures TO be full set
Element S,f <he4mortaagc. After a'tlis-
cussion 1t was referred to the committee
on judiciary.
Two other bills Of minor Importance
were read n second time. One was by
Mr.. Minor to prevent judges and clerks
of court from practlcing law In any
court of the state. The other was by
Mr.. Tomkins to provide for the pay.
ment of the interest, etc, for property
sold In error on delinquent taxes.
A memorial TO Congress In favor OF
bill now pending to set aside Ger.
tain portion of money received from
tho sale of mineral lands to the state
school of mines, passed second reading
by unanimous vote.
Mr.. Roe had n memorial to Congress
In favor of elccting United States SEN
ators by direct vote of the people. read
second time by small majority.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
THE IRON TRADE.
Tho Outlook for the Future olives Little
Encouragement.

-''N Oec"~ soA wv btNca A@ittAo
Encouragement.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 9.-The Iron
Trade Review this week says: The
iron trade Is still compelled to get
most of Its encouragement from the
finger posts that stand along the way
pointing TO better demand farther on.
These, moreover. are not us numerous
rs some prophets of Improvement had
expected to find them. The develop
mcnts Of single week under the con-
ditions that have marked the new year
thus far. are of little Significance. ex-
cept rs they help to establish the trend
of things: and the week under review,
while 1t has brought here and there
some signs OF promise, has confirmed
the view that the ascent, while 1t may
be certain. Is very slow. Few nre to he
found now with confidence that the
spring demand that Is everywhere
counted on will bring any appreciable
bettcrmcnt In prices. The large work
now being contracted for-like the Chi.
cago elevated way, with Its 5000 tons,
Is being taken at the lowest recorded
prices: and the smaller contracts that
are expected to engage the mills while
they are waiting for the specifications
OF big ones, are being contended for
with almost the same cagcrncss. Re
ports from various selling ccntcrs, rs
they touch on the passing phases of
the market. agree that pig iron sales
are made at inside prices and that
pressure Of furnace stocks is more ap.
parent with each week, both In view
OF the very moderate current buying
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
TERRIBLE STORM IN IRELAND
Many wrccks Along tho Coast--Othcrs Re.
porlrd at Zen,

Dublin. Feb. 10.-A terrific snow
storm prevailed In Ireland Saturday
night and to-day. the snow lying three
feet deep on the level. and In some
places II IL driftcd 10 the depth Of from
eight TO ten feet. stopping trains. The
storm Is so violent at Queenstown that
NIL the telegraph lines have suspended
business. The temperature Is the low,
est recorded for 10 years. An unusual.
~ high tide did much damage. Much
damage was also done along the shore.
Several small craft have foundcrcd.
Traffic In the harbor and on the river
IL suspended. Quite n lot Of cross.
channel steamers arc weathcrbound IN
the hnrbor. The Norwegian bark
Frcya. from Rio dc Jnnciro. has mr..
rived In battered condition. SHE H.
ports she spoke on Friday the Nerve.
ginn bark Carmel. from Savannah Tor
Liverpool with her ruddcr head
smashed and otherwise disabled. The
crew were In famishcd condition aud
were almost completely exhausted.
They were supplied with provisions
The Cunard steamer Scrvin. from
Liverpool yesterday for New York, had
u rough passage to Queenstown.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
SILVER MEN DISAGREE.
Tho Reason FREQ Coinage Bill Il Not
Reported to the Sonnte.

Reported to tho senate.
Chicago, Feb. 9.-The Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Record
wires his paper rs follows: The reason
the finance committee of the senate
does not report bill for tho free
coinage of silver is that tho silverites
cannot agree upon a measure them
selves. They have majority of the
committee, but Mr.. Jones of Arkansas,
MIR. Harris Of Tennessee and Mr..
White Of California are determined to
limit the coinage privilege to the Ameri-
can product, while Mr.. Jones of Ne
vada and Mr.. Vest insist that there
shall BIO no limit or conditions: that all
silver shall be treated alike, whether 1t
DO mined In India or Bolivia, or Mex
leo or Montana, and that any man, ma
tive or foreigner, who owns Il brick can
take 1t to the mint and exchange It
Tor tho dollars of our daddIes.
There arc now fifteen free silver ad-
vocates on tho Republican side In the
senate; Including Mr.. Cameron. of Penn
ls,,.losas$t A'g.se- @lvcs- NJ ~ tifs~y,cn-
ate Will agree to the passage Of law
similar to the amendment which Mr..
German Is going to propose In tho SEN
ate, and to tho second section of the
bill which Mr.. Reed presented in the
house for the issue, whenever neccs-
sary, OF small low Understanding Ger.
tificatcs redeemable In coin or claw
full money" at the pleasure OF the gov
eminent. provided 1t carries n provision
for the repeal Of the act of 1875, under
which tho present bond issues are made.
In other words, they nrc willing to give
the treasury authority to issue tempo
rary loan when 1t shall seem necessary
II they can prevent tho Issue of long
time or permanent bonds.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
Thlrty-Fou Ia Tay.
The Senate was not in session.

The Senate was not In session.
Housc-The House met in the fore.
noon and passed bill to fix the legal
rate of interest ut @ per cent. per an.
mum when there is no agreement, and
10 prevent higher rate than 10 per
cent under any conditions. 1t was
amended to make the maximum rate
IL per cent. instead of 10.
A bill by Mr.. Rumble TO prevent the
sale or manufacture of cigarettes was
adversely reported on by the Commit.
tee on Medical Affairs. but the author
had the report set aside and the bill
will be considered ut later date.
A bill TO prohibit the employment Of
children in mines, which was recon-.
mendcd laid on the table by the Com.
mittee on Labor. was ordered printed
previous TO its being considered.
4 bill TO require commission mer.
chants TO give bonds when required by
the county commissioners passed third
reading. II Is Intended to make an ef.
fort to wipe out the mushroom commits.
sion men. who have swindled nun.
Der OF farmers and fruit growers.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15

Ottawa. Kan. Feb. 10.--Fificcn firms
were burned out today by n fire TINT
started here this morning md ragged
FOR four hours. Tho aggregate loss In
$4,000, with insurance of nbout one.
half that amount. The firc started In
tho Ilnmblin block. thrcc-story struc.
turc, completely destroying II md
spreading TO tho Rhorbaugh building
adjoining. consuming II.
The lInmblIn was tho largest build.
Ing IN the city, and contained n hotel.
operated by Mrs. Silas pricsal. She
loses $4,000. The block was owned
Jointly by the Peoples National bank
md David Miller. who share loss of
100000. on which there II fi2,OOO In.
surancc. The ithorbnugh building.
owned by \. II, Ilhorbauah. was valued
nj 5000 mud was covered by 5000 In.
surnncc. Tho other losses are distrlb.
utrd among small firms.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-02-15
INTO PORT AT LAST.
LA oAscooNE IS SAFE.
Tho Machinery Broke Down Twlcs Dur
Ing tho Voyage, Resulting In Long De-
lays.-Tho Passengers Delighted to Sec
Land.

New York, Feb. lila Gascogne,
the long overdue French steamship,
limped into port tonight with three
red lights hanging from her mizzen
mast as n signal that she was disabled.
Her passengers were all on deck, some
cheerlng,as persons are wont to do when
their minds are suddenly relieved of n
heavy strain. For 10 days Of q voyage
lasting 10 days the ship has been dis
abled, one Of her main piston rods hay
Ing been broken on her third day out
from Havre.
For 16 hours on that fateful third
day tho vessel lay to while tho break
was being repaired. 1t was compare.
lively good weather when the break
occurred, but the steamer was doomed
to run into some OF the nastiest of her
voyage. When the break had been
repaired the steamer proceeded on her
way, but under greatly reduced speed,
When near tho banks Of Newfoundland
the La Gascogne ran into n gale that
increased to hurricane force.
While of Sable island February 8
tho huCuiheIy usuiu UTOke uOWn, unu
the steamer was again hove to, this
time for Al hours = During all this per-
iod the .eadeneral ,ot make single
II I1hA. Q.d::-.nseasDos1ear sspa.ss
ahead once more under still further re-
duced power, and headed towards the
Long Island coast.
1t Is n remarkable fact that during
tho entire vayage across the Atlantic,
In Gascogne did not sight n steamer
until she passed one bound for Phila.
deiphla on Sunday.
While tho passengers were consider.
ably worried on account of the delay
there was never a panic among them.
They knew their ship was Il staunch
one, and they had confidence In their
captain. And, besides. they knew that
the ship was not totally disabled. But
they were nervous and npprehensivc at
times, and they hailed the conclusion
Of their voyage with joy. They cheer.
ed the crew and they cheercd the tug.