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CORPS aud quito n company OF school
children marched TO Roso Hill cemo-
tory IN tho forenoon, headed BY the
drum corps, and hold tho beautiful q.
A. X. service there, followed BY strcw.
ing flowers upon tho graves d soldiers
In tho evening tho Frs. NJ. L. church
was filled with people TO hour tho nd.
drcsa OF Hon. Lorenzo Danford, who
had In tho afternoon delivered an ad.
dross at St. ClairsvIllc. Captain Dan
ford Ia always at homo upon such occas.
ions and his tribute to hia comrades In
arms WIS 80 full Of carnostnoss and
pathos that no hold tho closest alton.
ton Of tho largo audience throughout.
Mrs. G. W. Holmes rendered a aolo that
was vol rocclvol, and Post Com.
mandor j. W. Morrell madc II short nd.
dress. and othor mcmbera OF tho post
and tho church eli DIR participated IN tho
evening memorial services.
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peatedly TO escape punishment, but
received plenty OF II.

peatedly TO escape punishment, but
received plenty OF 1t.
Round 10. Layack gave Maccwski
two hard ousa and Mnciowski duckoh to
escape = Knockout. IAvack landed
two hard oncs In tho taco tina, did oxc.
cutiou, but no did not pursue his at.
vantage.
Round II. Maciowski BEGAN 10 push
matters aud sent l.avack to tho ropes.
Twice thoy fcll. Maclowslsi landed
over tho eyes and brought tho clatet,
aud was doing tho oilnlsivc work at tho
close. 1t was Maciewskis round.
Round II. Maciowski pushed tho 20
at tho atari. This was q hot round,
with honors about evon. Macicwski
got thtco, good ouos near tho close.
Round 10. l.avack got In two lott
handors wi,houea return. Ito followed
this With tlroe from his right.
lsoulsl II. A clover dodge showed
Maciewski was still In II. Maciowski
mot ono In the face toward tho close,
but got comparatively no punishment.
Round, Is. MaClowski rushed but did
not find lis man. LuvaCk rushed, but
wi, met si tho aw twice.
Round ~. Maciuuaki was yet worry
active and,no iono for by any means.
Layack got'iu another straight ja0 in
the face.
Round 10. Lavack got IN a hard ono
nndcr tho chin aud followed II with
another, but MocIowski clinchod and
saved himSh.
Round q. Mnelowslii stopped n
straight arm punch in tho Jaw. Mn.
ciowski ovadod every lead possible and
1t became certain he was playing for the
draw.
Round 90. Ilavack corncrod his oppo.
nont and placed thrcc iaco blows. In a
hot exchange lavack got as good rs no
gave. They wero locked in n fall WHOM
limo was called.
Round %. Some very hot work was
done. in which honors were about even.
In swing both half missed aud went
TO the floor. Macewskl fell inst before
time was called and escaped knock
out.
Round 81. Maciewski rushed, but
missed. l.avack landed twice. but the
blows lacked force. Twice Macicwski
ran away from l.avack. Lavack got In
three timcs and almos: had his man
out, but tho gong ended tho round.
Round -. Lnvack landed three times.
but Maciewski had strength enough 10
clinch. lavack rained blow after blow
on his opponent. but he kept up cinch.
ling aud was on his feet ut tho end, but
another round would have been too
much tor him. The reieree declared
tho bout draw.
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McDougal, Weddings star twirlcr.
had great fun with the Columbus nine
yesterday. They never had ghost OF
n show from tho time play was called
until Donayau brought the last man i n.
Nearly every player was decidedly of
in some ono particular. 1t was sort Of n
lack pot" aud every statesman was in
it. McDougsl was never in better form.
and the home team couldn't 600 over
the plato. Their bats Gu: long slnahcs
OF vacancios in the air. Whom they
reached ont 10 got the subtitle sphorc It
wasn't there. The men behind Nc.
Dougal played practically m crrorlc.s
game, without any demonstration, fuss
or icathcrs.- CUipmjH Dispatch.
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UNIVERSITY CADETS

Visit UnlOntUwn, Ph....Thcir Club Wins u
Hall Game.
Special Dgp1ith 10 ne hieliGcacr.
USIoSrowN, Pa, May 3O.-A!f tho
West Virginia University students aud
most OF the Morgantown people camo
down hero to-day to celebrate Memorial
Day. The cadets made good impress.
sion. The game between IVES. Virginia
University and Holy Ghost college re.
suited in victory for tho university by
u score OF @ 10 8. Tho game was very
exciting.
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Memorial Dav a. Bridgeport was colo.
bratod in n memorable way. Tho graves
woro decorated during tho day. Last
evening the drinking fountain was IN.
veiled and formally presented to tho city
by Mrs. {. W. cnthorn, OH behalf OF the
W. @. 4. u, aud received by Mayor
Williams. Both made eloquent re.
marks. Tho &. a. Il. services wore hold
in tho opera house last evening, and
Hon. G. L. Wcong mado characteristic.
cally eloquent oratiou.
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spetiGl Di'pd.eh 10 ne fH;egiqacer.
CALDWELL, ONO. May Collaboration
Day was very appropriately observed
at this place to-day. Hon. Joseph D.
Taylor, OF Cambridge. delivered an able
address to large number OF old soldiers
and citizens in the opera hal! this after.
noon. lie confined his talk chiefly to
the late war and 20 the welfare OF the
old soldiers OF the present.
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Out ut Shcrrard Yesterday tho day was
celebrated by tho q. a. K. post In pros.
cnce Of very large ussumdlage. The
graves wCro strown with flowers. and
then pleaalng programme was given.
Capt. d. b. DOvGncr was tho orator OF
the day, aud Rcv. Mr.. King also made II
brief nddrcss.
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Decoration Day was very gcunrnllv
observed by tho business houses closing
pnrt OF the day. Tho steamer Courier
took quite an excursion party down tho
river, leaving about . o'clock in tho
morning and returning after night,
Tho Grand Army post, Woman Rollof
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CHICAGO. May 30.-Genernl George
Thomas Pos. No. dedicated unique
and appropriate monument in Rose
Hill cemetery to-day TO tho memory OF
the great soldier whose name the post
bears,
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NEARLY A KNOCKOUT.
MaolewsNsl Narrowly Escaped Be-
iugIput,Out by Gohnny Lavaok,
BUT NNCIElTGKrS STAYING POWERS

And Capacity for Punishment Worc
WONDERFUL nuu Enabled Him to
: Come on"with u Draw-Parry and
Van iIerss Battle to u Draw. Too
Wheeling ,iyins Two Games From
Idma--othcr Ncws In tho Fold OF
sport.
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At Washington: Morning game.
Washington 10; Pittsburgh 10. After.
noon-WnStnu2ton ~; Pittsburgh >.
AT Brooklyn: Morniug--Brook!vn 10 (;
Cleveland II Aftornoon-l'rookiyn | /;
Cleveland /
At New York: Morniug-New York
:; Chicago @. Aiternoon-Ncw York = +;
Chicago 3.
At Philadelphia: Morning.-PhiIaiel.
phia .; Cincinnati /. Aiternoon-rhiIa.
delphin 0; Cincinnati
At iialtimorc: Morning-B Baltimore
IS; Louisville !. Attcrnoon-Balti.
moro s; l.ouisviIlui
At Boston: Morning Boston 4. St.
Louis 3. Afternoon Boston L., st.
Louis 3
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BELLAtIsE
All Sorts OF Local New. aud Gossip from
tho Glass City,

Homer Mechem. brother OF County
Commissioner Mechem, had one foo,
cut of by falling under train at the
GAINESVILLE station. He was taken to the
city hospital there and cared for until
he could be taken homo.
a township commencement under the
Boxwell law was held at Forest hill
school house Yesterday BY /. II. Dny.
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WHEELING Still WINS.
She Took 10th Gaines ut Lima Yesterday
with Ease.

LIMA, O., May 30.-Ths Interstate
league season was opened in Lima TO.
day. Large crowds saw both the morn.
ing and afternoon games. The visitors
outbatted and outtielLed the home
team. The feature OF tho game was
Kerr's catch OF tanners long drive to
right fed. 1t was home run but for
kerr's good run. which he turned into
triple. throwing to second and 20 frat
Lima is weak at third. but expects TO
I'LL the gap at once.
Forenoon game:
Lima o % ? ! 90 0 o. J
Wheeling. .....,.....o...-0 2 0 ? 0 o-lO
Hits. Sand 10; errors. and .; batteries. Eau
MT, Blanchard and Ratert; Knne and Davis;
Umpire. Kceic.
Afternoon game:
Lima .................-...-.0 . O 0 0 D O. .
Wheeling ..-....--..,.0 . o o 0 J a. 9
Hits, I and 9; errors. Sand 3; batteries, Bridges
aud Ratiert; hcDOugal and Davis
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CAHroS. O.. May 30.-Canton won two
pretty games from Kcnton This after
noon. Scores:
First game:
Cnnton....... ...-..0 1 0 o 1O2 . Ill
kenton...... .........0 90 IiO o 0-iU
Hits, aud L. Errors. . and I batteries. Eat-
rcu aud Smith; Miller, BrodIe and Ou,c1lt,
Second game:
Canton | 5 0 0 0 0 G-i2
! Eea!on--..... ............l o = 0 . u %
His. Snuds. Errors. and !. batteries, Nil
Ter, Conore. and Smith: iawlcy, BrOlio AMI
OutcAlt
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Twin Cities Take Uotli.

Special Di,p9.ch 10 tk ia.tligtncer.
UnmcusviLLE, O.. May So Tho
Twin Cities won both games to-day
from the statesmen" with ease. Morn.
ing game:
Twin CItIcS-......................ob a0i OF
olunbus".......o...............O 0 0 . -
Hits, - and :. Error,. and I batteries,
Ainnehan, Ecddy and l!Owesnnn; Sewers and
Murray, Dnndon ann I'LL.
Afternoon score:
Twin CItIcs....... 800 . . 0 , 0 o 80
Columhns.."....a.."...O0 OF . l. )
Hits L. and II. Errors. and s. IaiterjcS,
Wright aud l'OweEmNn, lIaudiGoc amd Murray.
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YOU slould not suffer from Dyspepsia,
indi2e,tion, constipation or hilousnoss
These diseases arc all curcd BY tho usc
oil Do Wits Littlo Early Eiscrs. tho
famous lit,lo pills. Logan & Co., Wheel.
ing. W. Va. b. +. Peabody. Benwood,
Bowie 4 Co, Bridgeport. o.
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Special DiIpdtth 10 re GgtGii2caccr.
MANSFIELD. O., May 30.-Fore noon
score:
Mansfield. ...-.--0 o 2 0 0 3 o. 8
F!ndluy .............-......i 0 0 o o 0-iV
Niu, lScach. Errors. and t. Batteries. VII.
helm and FRINGE laStOriouS and Derby. Attend.
ance 100.
Afternoon score:
Mansfield ...............o 0 0 o .
FindlaT ............-........0 . 20 0 . Q
Hits. 10 each ErrOts. ! and 0. Batteries, Nc
Cleary and Prince: Ec!dy and Derby. Attend.
Rncc l,SpO.
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PICK THE WINNERS.

10 tho first person who cortorl,
nnnos tho standing OF tho lntcr,.la.
clubs up to aud including July 1 II.
lNTELLIGEScIR will give a season booS
containing 81 coupons, good Tor ADM,
sion to all games at tho Island pa,,
Fill tho blank aud mail to Base Bali
IHrELLIGESCER, Wheeling, or or bsIo,o
Juno 10.
The following Is my arrangement NJ
the standing OF the clubs;
l".'-''. "'''.''. ''''''''' ..,...,..
"..-. ..,.....,.,,..,
o"".'.".- ......... '......'.'. ..."...,.....,,,.
'"-." ,.....,'... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Seem.
o"""." ..".. .,...." "."." ...,.. ....,.,..
O..".. ...."., ,.......,,,,,.
o..""..."'...'...'..... ..." ".,..,.". ,..... ..,
Name .."..... Observation-Disclosures.
Address .......- ......-.-.... ..,..,.......,,
..'''.". '.''.'. .'..'.... ........
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The use Of 'CnEtoria' Is 50 univcryal ard
i:s merits SO well known that IL seems work
OF supcrcrcsation TO endorse it. Few arc tho
Intelligent families who do not keep Ccstorla
within easy reach"
CsILos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"castorin!ss well adapted to childrn TINT
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" IA. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
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1t seems TO be that another powerful
remedy Tor the government may DO
found in bi.meta l policy. While be-
lieve in bi.mctalism-in the double
standard OF gold and silver as tho basis
OF the currency OF tho world, do not
favor tho unlimited free coinage Of
silver ut tho ratio OF lG to !, or, indeed,
any other ratio, as that would doubtless
produce initiation and precipltate IL
panic Thoro ia healthy, conservative,
middle ground between those that do
mand tho unlimited FREQ coinage Of all.
vor, without any prohibition upon for
rign bullion, OIL tho one hand, and on
tho other, those That insist that there
should DO practically no coinage OF sill
yer at all, except for subsidiary pur.
poses. In my Judgment. neither of
these cxtrcncs is either wise or safe.
| am impressed that the great mass o
our countrymeu Rre bi.motali,ts, ana
will demand tho RECOMMENDATION OF the
precious white metal, and the coinage
only OF such M amount annually az
wilt not initiate values or disturb tho
business OF tho country. believe in II
sound money Bystem. Wo cannot tol.
crate any systom OF legislation that will
sock simply to mako money plentiful.
Because in that same proportion will il
bo made cheap. aud cheap money will
drive good money out OF circulation,
which will not only unscttlo business,
but will, at tho same time, disgrace tho
namo oil tho proudeit, best aud greatest
nation on the earth. No scnsiblc, pa.
,riotic man will seek such state OF at.
fairs rs that.
Iquolc, with ondoraornont, para.
graph from u speech delivered by the
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FOR several years hare rpcommendm
your 'Castoria, and slnll always continue 70
do 80 AZ 1t has Invariably produced baucac.d
rsyults."
EDWIN F. PARpKx, n. D.,
ESth Strcc; and 9Th Ave, Now York CITY
The herald., 1895-05-15
AT THE HOTELS

H. Z. Cleveland is in the ty from
New York.
J. II. Stewart of Pittsburg, Pa, is at
| the Hollenbeck.
Rev. S. c. Fonte of San Francisco is at
the Westminster.
Stephen O'Brien and wife of Tacoma
are in the city.
G. II. Gentry of Chicago is registered
at the Hollen beck hotel.
r. A. Conner, of baseball fame, of St.
| Louis, Mo-, is stopping at the Nadeau
| hotel
| Mrs. W. G.Allen has arrived in Los An
| geles from Honolulu and is registered at
| the Westminster.
c. W. Buck OF Highlands. H.. is tour
ing through Southern California, and is
stopping at the Westminster.
+. W. Baxter, an extensive manufac-
turer of shoes in the city of New York, is
in the city, putting up at the Nadeau.
c. w. Bruce, vice-president and general
manager of the Highland Condensed Milk
company, is at the Westm inster hotel.
James E. Enright, NJ. d. Enright and
the Misses Enright of Santa Clara are in
the city, registered at the Westminster.
George Russell Reed of the firm of Reed
l.
colored printing and lithographic inks,
is in the city, looking after his trade.
l. W. Helman. vice -presid ent of the
Farmers and Merchants bank of this city,
arrived here from San Francisco via San
Pedro, last evening, and is registered at
the Nadead.
Senator Hubbell of Elkhart, Ind. is
registered at the Nadeau. 1t is unnerstood
that he will make an address before eay-
ing the city, under the auspices of the
chamber of commerce.
G. W. Veatch, a commercial angel rep-
resenting Marshal Fields large Chicago
dry goods house, is here looking after his
ii rm S extensive interests. He is regis
tered at the Nadeau.
Joseph Thieber OF Sacramento. 7. w.
Frank of Red Bluff, Nose A. Gunst of
San Francisco and j. Hirsch of San Fran
cisco are registered at the Nadeau, and
are in the city to attend the Alexander
Docter case. ...s
Adolphus Busch of the great st. Louis
brewery. accompanied by Carl HoefeI
also OF st. Louis, is travelling through
Southern California. arriving in the city
yeste rday. They registered at the Hol-
lenbeck hotel.
James W. Jackson, capitalist of San
Diego, and at the present time building
an extensive block in Denver. Colo, an
enterprislng and conservative business
man, arrived yesterday in the city and is
stopping at the Nadeau.
The Revs. William Doxey, John M.
Ewing. r. Il. Foote, and William Lucas
OF San Francisco, X. Ritchin, Martin A,
Wilson. John Bokwell and II. NJ. Soutron
of Oakland and G. M. g. Dalton of Riv-
erside are attending the Episcopal con
vention and are registered at the West
minister.
The herald., 1895-05-15
Hawaiian Royalists Said to Be
Filibustering Here
THE LOCAL POLICE NOTIFIED
Chief Glass Receives q Letter From
the Islands
He Is Informed That SIso,ooo Is Ready
to Be Used to Ship Arms From
San Pedro

Los Angeles, or rather San Pedro, has
been selected as the headquarters for the
operations of section of the Royalist
faction which is seeking to overthrow the
Hawaiian republic. That, at least. is
the information cont aimed in n letter to
Chief OF Police Glass, which arrived in
this city on May 8. The epistle left Hon
olulu by the last steamer and arrived at
San Pedro on May 6. 1t comes from the
marshal's Office of the republic. and .the
envelope bears the label, Department of
the Attorney-General, Hawaiian Islands
Bureau of Police" The letter is marked
personal and reads as follows:
Chief OF Police Los Angeles, CAL:
Dear Sr--I have received information
that filibustering party is being formed
at or near your city for the purpose of
overthrowing this republic. know that
$3.50. 900 has been subscribed here for that
purpose. Please investigate and inform
me as soon as possible that | may he
able to give this government timely
warning. There are signs OF great activity
here among the Royalists, and think
we shall soon have trouble.
truly, 4. d. MEVOY,
49, Secret Service, Hawaiian Islands,
The above has been officially answered
by Chief Glass, who has thoroughly in
vestigated the matter and finds no sign
of the proposed reported tilibusterng ex-
pedition in this vicinity. The Hawaiian
authorities seem to think that arms are
to be purchased here and loaded upon a
sailing vessel at San Pedro. thence to sail
secretly for one of the outlying islands of
the Hawaiian group.
The herald., 1895-05-15
7. T. STEWARD
The June patterns are now on sale.

lhe June patterns Sale
We show in windows SO styles in duck suitiugs.
We have on counters % additional Styles making
even hundred in all Everything that is and desirable
ladies and mourning We have them. Pink and
blue stripes We show good assortment Tan
grounds with colored stripes and figures We
have them in abundance. White ducks not plentiful
ONLY HERE.
SI.5o FOR READYMADE DUCK SUIT. The mt and hnish
good any duck suit the market for four times its
COST Finer duck suits but better made for So
CHILDREN'S WEAR
Hats. Sun bonnets Infants caps. An entire line
today Sun bonnets 25c $780, 4oc and soc on to 81.
Wash hats for the little in all desirable coors soc EACH
There is world of beauty in these little things for chill
drens
MOREEN SKIRTS.
They necessary make your skirts hang out full
Black moreen skirts for $25o IS and Colored saeen
skirts An exact imitation of pongee Much better for
Less than half the price, Fancy striped skirts in
the shapes S1.5o. White skirts in all qualities
WASH DRESS GOODS
The 2oc and 35c kind S15c. Last seasons styles
This seasons quality. The price of common print We
tell you the facts Reliability is the only way
Last seasons styles thrown out for this seasons
selling for profit.
SILKS
There is few extra bargains in the silk line that de-
serve than passing thought. Silks that have been
selling from s. yard goes the counters to close
for 75c yard.
MILLINERY.
The kind that everybody buys Sailor hats 25c 5oc
75c 81 up s.. All this seasons shapes.
small line of odds and ends in ladies' and chdrens shapes
goes from ST to 25c
The herald., 1895-05-15
LOCAL nENTION

| Murietta olives at Althouse Bros.
Buy your shoes OF M. P. Snyder & Co.
Rev. 3. Carradine tonight, Peniel hall.
! See display adv. grand organ concert
| in amusement column.
If you want an elegant seaside cottage
for the season address J. W. Anderson,
railroad office, Redondo, Cal.
| Mount Lowe excursion by the Y. W. c.
A.. May Goth. Special rate of $1.75 to
members. All others. 81. Tickets on
sale at rooms. 107 North Spring. after to.
day. or by members. Reduced rates at
Echo Mountain house.
Grand concert at First CONGREGATIONAL
church. Friday evening, May 17th by the
choir. Mrs. Aud Thomas, Mrs. lie Sage.
Harry Williams and Professor Bacon. as.
sisted by Miss Addie Murphy, elocution
ist. Admission 35 cents.
The Y. W. G. A., 1O7 North Spring
street, invite mem bers and friends to be
present May 16, 1880 p. m. Mrs. Elmira
L. Stephens, will speak upon parlia-
mentary Work in Societies.
3 Mrs. Tytler. who will lecture on India
at the Nadeau tomorrow, was born in
India 66 years ago and was present at the
massacre of Delhi and was the only lady
who went through the entire three
months siege of Delhi in 1857.
The Butler institute. Tor the treatment
OF the llquor, morphine, cocaine and to-
bacco habits. has opened offices for bust
ness at 445l5 South Spring street. Their
treatment is purely vegetable and n cure
guaranteed in each case. DR.. Butler, the
originator of the cure. is well known to
the medical profession of this state, hay-
ing been in practice here for fifteen years.
He personally treats all patients.
Grand concert-The concert given at
the First NJ. e. church this Friday even
ing. under the direction of Mr.. C. S. Cor
nell and his fine chorus choir OF fifty
voices, will be one of the finest concerts
ever given in this city. The Dldley
Buck quartette will assist in this concert,
and Mrs. Mabel Nichols Schooley, one of
Denver's best sopranos, will also take
part.
One of the finest concerts of the season
will be given at the First NJ. Il. church.
Broadway. this Friday evening. MAY II,
under the direction of Mr.. Cornell and
his fine chorus choir of fifty voices. This
choir has made for itself name that
places it second to none on the coast.
The programme to be rendered is one
that would do credit to any New York
choir. Mrs. Schooley of Denver, Col, wi
be the soprano soloist. and Mr.. Znck OF
this city tenor soloist, and Mr.. Cornell
will sing that famous aria, Euredicia,
from Gluck's Orpheus. Admission only
% cents.
The herald., 1895-05-15
PERSONAL

Congressman Barham of Santa Rosa
who last year defeated Thomas J. Geary
is due here today from the north.
The wife of Assistant City ATTORNEY T.
f. Thomas presented her husband with a
girl BABY last Saturday evening,
9 Hon. John T. Gaffey of this citv, and
Colonel Peter Martin and Mr.. Russell
Ward OF Santa Monica. returned yesterday
from a ten days fishing trip up the San
Gabriel canyon. There are only a very
few trout left in the river now.
Roscoe A. Williams. M. d., of Olathe.
Kan. is in the city. Since last February
accompanied by his wife and child he
has been travelling through Old Mexico
and Southern California. He is much
pleased with the progressive appearance
OF Los Angeles and may decide to locate
here,
The herald., 1895-05-15

the law had no warrant. Some knowing
one informed the young woman that il
could not be done without warrant.
and encouraged at this she fortified her
self by putting on bold front and in re-
ply to the officers threat to arrest and
take her off the train replied that he could
not do it without warrant authority
and that she would not get off. telling
the conductor if lie let this man-the
sheriff-take her. she would hold the road
responsible. The young woman's action
worked to charm and she came on to
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-05-15
The Paperhaupers

The paperhangers of Los Angeles held
meeting on Saturday evening for the
purpose of organizing a protective society.
The temperature was high and the ba-
rometer was low, and the social atmos.
phere as a result was inclined to be
cloudy and stormy. A few plucky. cool
and level-headed mechanics. however, di-
rected matters. and as a result the Los
Angeles Paper Hangers Protective soci-
ETY. is now very much alive.