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The herald., 1895-05-15
A Gard

:. 1t is with extreme pleasure, and. l be
lieve, pardonable pride. that l announce
my appointment as general agent for
Southern California of the Provident Saw
ipgs Life Assurance Society of New York,
Sheppard Homans. actuary. This COM
pany is an 'old line company, particu-
1ary well known to the insuring public or
Its successful demonstration of the wis
dom ana practicabllity OF life insu rance
devoid of all unnecessary investment fea-
lures. To those desiring investment in
surance. the company issues limited pay
ment policies and insurance bonds. guar
anteeing cash surrender values endow :
ment, paid up or extended insuranc, in
case of lapse or maturity. For full infor-
nation see or correspond with
e. g. SCHNABEL. General Agent.
116 South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-05-15
Assessment Warrants Ready

The city engineers Office gives out the
following:
The warrant and assessment for grad
ing, graveling and curbing Palo Alto street
has been issued ana delivered to j. l..
Pavkovich of 220 West First street. to
whom it was assigned by 7. A. Grant. the
contractor for the work. The assessm ent
will be delinquent and draw 10 per cent
per annum thirty days from date on
JuEs 18th.
The warrant and assessment for sewer
ing Temple street. from Pearl to Hope.
and Hope street from Temple to Court,
has been recorded and issued to ]. Il.
White, the contractor. Payments will be
delinquent and draw 10 PEI cent interest
after June 18th.
The herald., 1895-05-15
Court Notes


In the United States district court. in
the case of J. G. Foster against the Bear
Valley Irrigation Company, more testi-
mony was taken in regard to the settle
ment of the receivers accounts and sub
mitted to the court. Judge Ross will
make ruling in the case this morning.
In department four of the superior court
the Main Street Savings bank against
John Hodson ct al. judgment was rem
dered by default for $474.5 and attorney s
fees of $45.
Andrew W. Hovland, native of Nor
way. now resident of San Pedro, was
admitted to citizenship by Judge Shaw.
In Justice Young's court Barney Car.
melo and S. White were both arraigned
for selling liquor without license, and
their cases set for trial May 21st. e
-Four complaints were filed in depart
ment one charging Robert Taylor,
Frank Murray, George Williams and Tom
Smith with burglary. alleged to have been
committed about April oath at the store
of Charles Rixon. Each defendant was
held in $500 bail. in default of which
they were committed.
William Whitney was arraigned in de-
partment one charged with having ad-
vised and assisted Flavies Medinos to es-
cape from the state reform school at Whit
tier.
The insanity case of L. H. Keeler. who
was arrested by Officer Rico few days
ago, was heard yesterday by Judge York.
and on the report of Doctors Brainerd
and Pepper and the testimony of Mrs.
keeer the defendant was ordered dis
charged from custody.
The case OF H. 7. Newell ct al. versus
}. NJ. Winchester ct al, suit for pos
session of property on Broadway, now
held by defendants on an alleged verbal
lease. was on trial before Judge York and
a jury yesterday and will be continued
today.
All term jurors in department one not
serving on the Newell VS.. Winchester case
were finally discharged yesterday by the
The herald., 1895-05-15
The Police Commissioners Fill
Vacancies on the Force
THE VILE FEMALE JAIL
A Committee ImpIores for a Change
at Once
There ID to Be . Regular Swell Inspection
Of the Police Force Next
Tuesday

Com missioner Field occupied the chai
at the regular weekly meeting of tn,
board of police commissioners held yes
terday. the mayor being absent upor
legal business at the court house.
Before the meeting had formally opened
delegation representing the W. c. L
u, consisting of Mrs. G.. +. Stickney
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Saxon, To-
cal superintendent of social purity, and
Mrs. Pattee. county superintendent of the
same branch of W. e. T. U. work. an.
peared and asked that some provision be
made for proper temporary female quar-
ters in the present city prison, and
accommodations be provided for the same
class of offenders in the proposed new
central station. Mrs. Stickney made a
powerful five-minute plea upon the SUBJ
ject. and at its conclusion the ladies were
assured that the subject in which they
took such interest would late- in the ses-
sion lie thoroughly inquired into.
The application OF Louis Macarthur for
a restaurant liquor license at % East
First street. was granted, Com nissioners
Field and Webber voting aye and Com
missioner Pirtle voting no.
The application of Murphy & O'Connor
for license for the saloon in the Orphe-
um Theater building was granted.
The licenses of J. S. Fighter at 1900
South Main street and that of Tony Zorb
were ordered revoked.
The applications OF ". II. TwoIing, J.
S. Bradley and r. G. Harris for positions
on the force were received and ordered
filed.
The application of Detective John G.
Goodman for a twenty day leave of alb
sence from June 1st, was granted.
The chief reported that after thorough
investigation into the charges preferred
by Richard Brown, the bill poster. against
Police Officer Lennon he felt satisfied
that the charges were groundless, and
they ought to be dismi Used. Lennon had
arrested Brown for violation of city
ordinance and the colored man had been
discharged when his case came into
court.
1t was decided to recommend to the
city council that the commissioners be
authorized secure temporary quarters
for female prison.
Clerk Walter Lamberc was instructed to
secure list of all saloon keepers who
had been convicted of violating the Sun
day closing ordinance, the object being
to revoke the licenses of all who have
been convicted of violating the law.
All mem bers of the force were ordered
to appear In their new uniforms and he'll
NETS at the monthly inspection next
tuesday at II a. IN. The new rigs have
arrived. They cost $15 each for patrol
men. and $3.50 for clerks, sergeants and
captains.
The vacancies on the force wre filed as
follows: Commissioner Webber named
for the place made vacant by the dis
missal of Officer Robert K. Lee. Newton
Sheets: Commissioners Prtle named for
the vacancy caused by the dism issal OF
Officer Sheldon, John Scharm.
Officer Bates, who has recently become
blind was allowed half his regular pay
until further notice the same to be
drawn out OF the police pension fund.
The herald., 1895-05-15
THE FOURTH OF JULY
An Important neeting Of the Executive
Committee Tonight

An Important Heettng OF the Executive
Committee Tonight
The executive committee of the Fourth
of July celebration will meet tonight at
8 o'clock sharp in the headquarters, Odd
Fellows building, No. 22O1s South Main
street.
The mem bers of all committees and all
interested are requested to meet with the
executive committee. The meetings are
open to everybody and all who come are
made welcome.
At tonight's meeting the finance COM
mjttee will be announced, and the work
Of canvassing the city for funds will be
mapped out.
Each succeeding day shows that great
interest is being taken IN the celebration
of the nations birthday this year, and
tnat the street pagaent in Los Angeles
will be splendid one.
Never before have such generous rail-
road rates been made for the Fourth, and
1t 10 put within the means of nearly
everyone III the county to help swell the
patriotic crowds that will throng the
stree OF the city and attend the inter-
esting exercises being arranged.
Railroads centering in the city will
make one fare for the round trip from all
parts OF the county.
The herald., 1895-05-15
on the Burlington route, IN charge OF E,
curaion Conductor J. A. Lawrence:

on the Burlington route, IN charge OF Ex.
cursion Conductor J. A. Lawrence:
Nettie Patterson, Visalia. Cal. s. +.
Palmiter, Ida Painter. Buffalo. n. Y.
William Clifford, Galesburg, ILL.,; Laura
|. Baker, A. IL. Marshall, Chicago; Mrs.
Ida May, Minneapolis. Mimi. W. J.
Colby. Chicago +. W. Fisher, Friend,
Neb.; Mrs. K. Brink. Lincoln. Neb. Mrs.
r. J. Ragos, Water Raeos. Wahoo, Neb.
I. W. Smith. H. s. Marsh. Mrs. II. S.
Marsh. Peoria. ILL.,; Frank Allen, St.
Louis. Mo. Miss Bertha Long. Miss Car
rie Williams, Fort Madison. Ia; II. IL.
Warren. Mrs. r. ii. Warren. Bert Warren,
Hannibal. Mo-. George Tryner Mrs.
George Tryner. Miss Clara Tryner, Galva.
ILL.,; L. s. Bavington, Mrs. L. S. Baving-
ton, Streator, Ill.
The herald., 1895-05-15
Among the Railroad Offices

ia. Grady. manager of the Burlington
route excursions from Chicago, intends to
return east in the week or ten days.
A Phillips excursion party over the
Southern Pacific, Rio Grsnde and Rock
Island railroads, and numbering forty
live persons, left for the east yesterday
morning.
An elegant party Of thirty-fve persons
travelling as Phillips excursion party will
arrive at 1880 o'clock tonight from the
east.
W. Paris, the Second street agent for
the Pacific coast steamship line, will re-
turn from San Diego today. He has been
gone two days.
Ii. b. Rice. the Second street ocean
tourist agent. has recently sold passenger
tickets for Honolulu to Mrs. NJ. Clark.
Miss F. Layton. Thomas b. Blame. J. W.
Hetman and Myron Herrick. wife and
child. They will sail on the 2lst by the
steamer Australia from San Francisco.
I. NJ. Schumacher. general agent for
the Union Pacific railroad freight depart
ment at San Francisco. is seeing little
OF Southern California. He will return
north on or about Friday.
The herald., 1895-05-15
TRIP FROM SAN FRANCISCO
The Excursion Party Of Thirty San
Francisco Business Men
The Itinerary as PIanned-The Educational
Associations Trip-Buriington Tourists.
Other Railroad Office Notes

AS noted in this column in previous
issue, W. B. Wiltshire is forming an ex-
cursion party in San Francisco. COM
po sed OF leading business men. which
will tour Southern California and which
at Los Angeles will be augmented by the
addition of a number OF representative
gentlemen. who will accompany the San
Francisco party on its wanderings among
the more local points visited. .
The San Francisco. excursion. which is
limited in number to thirty persons, will
leave the Bay city at 5 p. m. Saturday.
May 18TH in two special Pullman palace
cars, and having with them the private
dining car Pierce. The tourists will ar
rive at River station. this city. at / :3S p.
m. on Sunday. The three cars will be
cut from the train there and immediate
" placed ON the Terminal railroad tracks
to be taken as a special to Echo noun
tain. The balance of the day and Sun
day night will be passd on the mountain.
On Monday the party will visit Pasa-
dena where drives to points of interest in
the San Gabriel valley will be had. arriv-
ing at the Mission at 5 p. m. From there
the excursion cars will be again boarded
and, via the Southern Pacific, will go to
TteulaluS. aTrlNinS tnere aI 100 Pin. Inc
night will be passed at Redlands.
On Tuesday drives to Smiley Heights
and about Redlands will be indulged in.
Leave Redlands at II 40 a. m. and visit
Cotton, Riverside, Ontario. the Chino
sugar refinery. Pomona and Santa Ana.
remaining at the last mentioned point
over night.
On Wednesday the party will visit Or
ange. Tustin. Fullerton. the Ostrich
Farm. Anaheim, Soldiers Home and
Santa Monica.
On Thursday. leaving Santa Monica at
II 30 a. M. the par v will reach Los An
geles at 12:15 p. m. Drives and a Iecep-
tion to be rendered at the chamber of
commerce will occupy the day.
On Friday the day will be spent in and
about the city. and at AS p. IN. the par =
ty will turn homeward. visiting Bakers
field, Tulare and Fresno on the way north.
The herald., 1895-05-15
COULTER ARRAIGNED
The Embezzlers Examination Set For
May AZ

The EmbezxIer's Examination Set For
May as
j. L. Coulter. accused of embezzling the
sum OF $45 from kohler & Chase, the pia-
no dealers. was yesterday arraigned in
Justice Owens court. His examination
was set for May 25th. his bond being
placed at $1,000.
John H. Brunswick, John johnson and
Michael Harmon were yesterday con-
victed of stealing hose in the police court.
The former was fined $40 with the altern-
ative of serving twenty days in jail.
johnson received sixty days, and Harmon
thirty days imprisonment.
I'D Van is today to be tried in Justice
Owens court. charged with being va
grant: He is the reputed consort Of the
notorious Madame Van.
The herald., 1895-05-15
New Suits
The following new suits were filed with

The following new suits were filed with
the county clerk yesterday:
L. +. Shattuck sues 0. W. Coney and
J.C. Coney on promissory note for 5000.
An appeal in the case of John G. Bew-
ley against f. c. Austin was taken from
Justice Young's court.
Blanton Duncan brings suit against j.
NJ. Stewart for stacking some barley on
defendants lots in too close proximity to
the barn of Mrs. Mary Duncan. thereby
exposing said buildings and contents
to ravages by fire.
Two divorce suits were added to the
calendar yesterday-S. Lingerman against
Josephine Lingerman. and Lillian Nc
Nabb against Will ]. McNabb.
The herald., 1895-05-15
stiil Offering Sites

e. W. Lewis has submitted on behalf of
the owners site for the proposed new
central police station. The lot has a
frontage of GA feet on San Pedro street,
between Second and Third. and IS 375 feet
deep. Sixty-nine feet of the property
fronts ON what is to be Wall street. The
price asked is $751;
The herald., 1895-05-15
IndividuaIism in Teaching

The friends of the individual system in
education deaire to meet those who are
favorable to advanced and progressive
methods in our public schools for the pur-
pose of considering plan for future &C.
ton. A meeting for this purpose will be
held in the hall of the Friday Morning
Club 330T South Broadway. on Satur-
day. May 18th, at p. nj. All interested
are cordially invited.
The herald., 1895-05-15

class. Wednesday afternoon, the 18th.
will be the senior class day at the high
school. the exercises to be held in the
open air. On Thursday evening, the 18th,
will occur the graduating exercises.
The herald., 1895-05-15
Marriage Licenses

The following named parties were
licensed to wed by Clerk Kutz yesterday
William L. Norton. "a years of age and
a native son OF the golden west to Hen
rietta Estclla Meyers, is years of age and
a native OF Ohio, both residents of to is
citv
The herald., 1895-05-15
The Educational Association

The National Educational association
will hold its annual meeting in Denver.
July 5 to H. for which $50 round trip
rate has been made, the particulars of
which have been already given in these
columns. In connection with this affair
the Union Pacific railroad will run an
extra special from Denver through Greeley
to Cheyenne on Saturday, July 13. This
speial will leave Denver at 7 30 a. M,
stopping at Greeley a sufficient length
of time to enable the teachers to visit the
state normal school, which extends a
cordial invitation in this direction. The
train will be back in Denver in time for
supper. The rate from Denver to
specia occasion @ the "ao found @ trn I't teket Rt
Will cost So. Further particulars may be
had OF M. A. Gray. Union Pacific passen-
ger agent Spring street, between Second
and Third.
Burlington Excursionists
The herald., 1895-05-15
Santa Mnnica Trains

The SantaFe will run special trains on
Saturday and Sunday next as follows !:
1852. 200, 1915 a. M. 1 40 p. M, 5:15 p.
M. Usual excursion rates.
The herald., 1895-05-15
WANTED AT SAN DIEGO
Chevslier Preston Arrested for Grand

J. CheveIier Preston Arrested for Grand
Larceny
Detectives Goodman and Bradish yester-
day arrested J. Chcvdler Preston, who
was found on Main street. The accused
is wanted at San Diego. where he is
charged with having committed grand
larceny. He is an ex-convict. having
few years ago been sentenced to the pen
itentiary frem here upon charge of
borse stealing.
The herald., 1895-05-15
commencement Exercises

The commencement exercises of the
high school will be held on June 18th. !.
aSsh and 18th. On Tuesday, the iith.
The herald., 1895-05-15
.iegant Turkey Dinner

Elegant Turkey Dinners
At the Cosmopolitan restaurant, 2l9 West
Second street, from AS p. m. TO p. M,
25 cents.
The herald., 1895-05-15

Burlington Excursionists
rhe following passengers arrived in Los
4 ngeles from the east Yesterday morning
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A Ranid Transit.

''How long did it take you to cross the
ocean," asked Gus De Smith of very ar
istocratic lady just returned from Europe.
ST was seven days on the water
"Seven days! Why, when my brother
went across it took him eight days.
Probably your brother went over in
the steerage. was a first cabin passen-
ger, - she replied proudly Texas Siftings.
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A Desperate Case.

Walk .. Nights-Doctor, what is a sim
pie remedy for sleeplessness?
Doctor-Let the person count till he
falls asleep.
Walk o. Nights-He can't count. It's
the baby.-Philadelphia Inquirer.
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CONTINUED on Seventh Page.l &
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First published on the 9th day of July. 1895, il
the official city paper.1
NOTICE.
TOPEKA, Kansas, July /, 1895,

The following resolution was offered:
Be it resolved. by the mayor and city council.
that the sidewalks on the sever al streets and
avenues hereinafter mentioned, in front of and
along the sides of all lots, pieces and parcels OF
ground as herein described, be and the same
are hereby condemned, to-Wlt:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-10
Rock Island Capitals share.
Early NlorUinC Wedding.

This morning at $50 was solemn
lied the marriage of S,aniicld ii.
keencv. OF Terrc iaute. Ind, and
Miss Elizabeth Grace Kcmb!c. the
event occurring ut the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. s.
kembte, on Seventeenth street. In
the presence of the family circle the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Ira kcmbic. of Muscatine, an uncle
Of the bride. A wedding breakfast
was served and the couple departed
for their home at Tcrrc liaute. where
the groom is now located.
The bride is daughter OF
one of the city's best known and re
SPECIFIED families. an accomplished
and winsomc lady of lovahle and
modest manners. and her hosts of adj
mirers will shower upon herself and
husband all the blessings of 4 happy
and prosperous life.
MIR. keeney formerly resided at
Charlottesville, where through in
dustry and business capability he
established lucrative drug bust.
ness. He removed to Terre lIautc a
few years ago to accept an impor.
tant federal position under President
Cleveland which he is now filling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-10

The Southern league champion
ship has been captured by the Nash
villes, with whom our own Paddy
Lynch finished the season. Paddy
may get cxcursioned around consid-
crably in q season. but he generally
ends up with ilag-catching team.
Lynch will probably roll snow balls
with US for Il while at least this win
ter.
jacksonville Courier: mont.
Mcfarland. the Whitehall base ball
'phcnom,' has signed with Anson's
Chicago team to play the balance of
the season. Mcfarland has been
moving toward the top very rap
idly"
The High school organized a ball
club last evening. with Joe Rcsen-
field manager, and jerome Appel
quist secretary and treasurer. The
boys will commence training for tn c
fall season and are open to all en-
gagementS.