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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Sint for @las 90 Stentpi.

u Man oaruer liOt @Oot en- Ste oOer ct QQ8 eQer
en- 9umpe % bringer oeo at rore ON uOget bujO gelatine
til at Oplgie fig Oeri. Giliatte3 ct &orn Bichromate
Potash Oplgier bet 9ineoe fig life 8anO, ifpr naar man
~uoiGtter bet for 0a9stpict. Qiliatter man life oeunc
8ati, fan 9imeobiter giemme5 pna SLATE.
y GnnmeGsOit Og &uuO ~btonOes, til bet ligncr &liiter.
Gn 6ieroeoel f~intnuit 8alt jliRttes.
81 aolt blunOes meO 2G88ebui6e; bette itiUuer me9et
burtiQt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

ban CT beg au Itot bsors. Oct mao
pare ct baorOt grbeioe at uare 5ors
manO Iioen TO at bore Snmfuuos 5or,
mans lrsgcr uuoer for 8prOeu.
BEN ~norite S%Duooe:
aibOIOstaler 8ait. Gboruiloieu bar
maaitct to9e is en- uiriuiaiS 5crie poa
@ruuO af ct Beiog Of ga @rlppc, Son
sr Dog M paa 5arten igjsu.
gait. @. SOr8e epnOOeus 81,
uautsmiuiIter i~triuer: "&i maa ltpnOe
us M meO SuOiamtiuSen til gGrers
l~Custasien, LAB os life iaar tgre ON
ny ll%uoerbulauce % ny @iGlo".
gaIt. Saluorien, 5Ormauo ior
BET ritlige 8iitrltt ~itriuer: "8Or 9n'
bremis iiOufa5ie er M / en- meaet oaars
Zig 5oriatujug. Bore iatt g. Olts'
iiunsprGiter bar life iuact i'm 2Gn pGa
Here MnnnsOer. Buogettet iOr inoe'
uRrenoe &ar er $4,000. 2ao os ta9e
i ale iOm enl 9aO Os 8jDre bet iOr
bans Stpto, JON bBoe ior osl"
S oen5OreneOe airte: Bait.
8. 2uno / 9teuomouie, U.s.. bteo ngs
fig beba9elig OUerraltet At fin Dtenig'
bcO, iOm ! Slot o8 6DI9e inotOg BrG'
i%tesonrOeu Og bauOe meo fig @aper til
| grGneiOlteue. Oct par 9rGten8 5Os
uarise 5poielsOug, icm bar Nnleonms
gen. Bait. 2unO bar meO GrUitab ars
beiOet / lit 8alo i IS Aar.
- 5Ormano 9ODme er iremOeIcs
iua9; iauoipuli9 er oct Sperantrens
9elie i bans iaare aniuarsiuIoe og bDr'
oeiuloe @mbeoe. Samiunoet bar eIter
aarsmgoet Opsrtalt BAN til at lone at
tage Ell l2u9ere RecreatiOn8reiie for
at jamie iorupeOe &rRiter. @n iaaoan
Strait mau Der uuu8es Ouer.
49, &aIt, 8rgnlie / 0attOu, u. 8,
er talot til Bait. 9artmanS @iterigls
ger i BaInteO Greet, Srwa.
- 9uit. Arueieus 0tcn 9beo / Gren-
OubI, @tiuu., itul br9gs en- ny airtc.
- 8aIt. q. S. Grte er talOt til
Bait. 81. @ulbruuOiens iorr ge 8alo
@i9cOn Sails,
- 5grgenoe 9GuOloater iful uroines
res til YrGiter i ben 6oreneoe &irte
i CONNER: 8urieth, 5jeloe, 5Ortbuu,
Mpbrc, Setterien Os StunGs.
- 8ait. 8run ital miolertioi9 be-
tieue be ledge .Menj95coer i gtOrtbs
wOOO 90 Deer Greet, SUtuu.
8ait. SuutumS MenisbeO i Dta.
bella bar brgget en flor rs betprm
8%raitcglurO for lin BrGit.
- &ait. S. @jertien er unmObet ON
al QrsSburss tbeUlOsiite StuOenter at
III 9iue fine prottiit tbeolC9.f tie Sore
IGsuirgsr / Srptten.
BAIT. Gdtnam / Neenab, isis,
miiteoe fin Suitru peb cit uuentet BUR-
tig 9sb / Sarielieng; ban bar pua en-
&eiie / anHeret, ba 9sle9rammet ON
beuOes pluOieIigs SrsoOm naaeoe BAN,
ca fSr ban uaueoe Siemmet, par BUN
oBo.
- YaIt. 5. @iertien itilOres
"%ennep 8reis" iOm en- liberal grGit
af ben melt uoprGseoe 2ppe; buuriOr
bans raoitale Soccer bar bra9t bam i
ItaO jse Sammenitgb meo bans mere
fp%uisrpatiue Srsbre; ban ertlGres iOrl
2eoereu af ben ultraliberale 5lgi al
airteiamflnoet.
- 8ait. s. 3pIefien aotaler, at
Acknowledgment binOrer aunoeli9t
glrbetbs; ban ifiIorer Spiftulerne iom
~perosliee Og l~etiiuOige. &eOaftBr Glas
BOZ al "5amiunOet" uiier ham ~tilrette
ca ertl9rer bans Dom for urstfarbis.
Suerorepsn 6Orfengeli9beo Uioner
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

GpOr08maol innr Ui life iaa iieben ira bore Ibonren'
ter ON 3ing, Der tOmmer IND UNDER Carmen, Sniet o9
0nuen." Qi8ie Uil fauIte beOit finoe i'm Slabs poa So
ben al Oi5ie Spatter, iaa Gnbusr bereiter %iaaoiOt mnIi8t
fan iiuoe 8eIteo Der.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Gn KIooe

man faa Ofte tcrer, er: e. lea ?,
90 De ilsite at bette Gnoe IioerS. c y a''a
fan aloti9 uOfinOe euer fOrfoo .S'''4
id8en til oercs 9iOelier liooer F''n Z
bar otret NarIaseH til tromIte 3S,,,9'
ipectelt StnOinm % bar fpnS,,
Ncroer tiItOrer 2e8emet Strrt, =. y
gisieIerper fontrouerer fprs ia,, : VI
sepcren o9 gtprerue. Raor bi.;. \ 1''s
attire teoe, blir 6eOcn itfe oro,rti, ~1'a
o9 Iom en- uatnrIi9 6slge bcrof o,5 '',f'
pepiiu O9 g~erociitet. Set Ct osio-,
penoi9 at 6Ooen bIir fOropiet "a, ~ .
Mtaaoe for at fuunc frsmbrir,. !. va
Sen % Wultler. w" os|
Or. Sbopps @isroprett.r.n
noroeHer / Napeu, Qeosr,p n, Iva
peo at pirfs %itprIsnoe poo otsi, 3d.. "'S'|
9ette 9G8emiooel er life uo,sr s%
ener 9iiti9 NerucItimulaut, men IN :
bet ipGfteoeG %crueipitem. Zen reri, os =,
os 9ienopbps9er Srefterus. g.,
Wteoictn, iom fierner Qoriaoen Inv o..
9aa Ipotbet eler irit ttlienot n, NV
for $1.00.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

NerOD5 2anOPine er en- fem 8(a9e, % berior bar
man O8iaa iolt at %inOitnOs Here RtOlcr til at linore ben.
st ri8ti8t Oarmt BAD ital Uare 9oot; bet ~beroli1er Seer,
uerne og itofier rOlig Sgpn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
apormeaet Saafro paa aeren,

Ger ct mou9e 5armsre, Os bet er O8iaa belt natnrI'st,
ium life Ell Saonoeuenotr9 fan beipdrs bette Sper9Sn'aal'
gerfpr ital man her faa liot 8efeo on oct.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

ut bliue &ilObaUre tuit. San uo8en al Blooets 9p.
iere give EN- @Onnent 0ptgsnjn9 OerOn. Oct geOite er
taRlte at ~benoenOe Jig til StOten5 Agricultural GoQeae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

ulUefGn9it. - 6ertit bru9e8 Nlmluoeli9beo ulue. Carer
al Staal, bpilte fan tisbe3 etbUert Snropdre Store. @lit
fan p1re forIt8 iOr andre 9Dr enc rOyr, ti0ige togsr Sim.
bet Staoe oeraI. The Amateur Trapper ct Ell liOen int,
%re5iant BOG ON alila98 5on9it. Striper Qe tit Old &
) lB8eralo, %n6ltibcrs, gieiu 9ort, meO inolagt Bolt Stamps,
iaar &c piit ba0oe &atalog o. UiOe 8riieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Sp8mel fan, eiter Ell SHOienoers OpsioenOe, ~srbOlbes
Oeo at l%nOienoe en- Scitilin9 til Sens 6. Sorenien, Gees
nab, @ls. Mon fan Der tipbe babe 8pgmel % SUqorvn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
SirfeIige @fterretnin9er
uOiaINct al dOrDanOlinaerne ! @OI


loinloct al 6orbanoIlnserne | @ol
NlemsbcO 9lulcouiu9 al 8ait. 9uuoe'
bcyss 8cf8natjOa bIcu, at Wcni9beoen
mto dor gloiorilet bciIuitcOe at nnmo'
&c Broi. 8rdmau ON iUm Bcltgrer al
pcn 6orcncoc 9irtcs 9rGiteitolc at iprs
az for Wl%cuigbcoeus mIolertioi3e BEE
~tieHina peO tbcOIogiife Stuoeutcr.
Go9te pniteoe, al Observation-Disclosures
iunOs OrOnes iaoIcoe8, at BAIT. 9uuoes
berg iuuoc tn9c fin ~ReiiguatiOn %tiIbn9e.
Sum pan GriIi Sio. Nuret 1895
bpoer pna en- i nitrouumilt SenieeHoe
beiit mGrfelig 8e9tueubeo. Hdngirc'
bag bette Gar oil uemti9 De ON SoIen
ireoicnos glanetcr eler 8auOreitierner,
bpOrtil Oeiaa Dor Serb borer, lnotc9'
sanFe ben iamme StiQin9, iom be
eiierner pna 5irmameutet bauoe ben
Dag, oa ariitus ogoe paa &Oriet.
Gunferencen ON, buao Sla9S TrGlt
man Ifal fable elteu WtaIorltets eller
Rnoritcts, CT be9puot melIem 8rDns
Meuigbeo / Winusiota og Ell anocn
u%GrIi9senoe MeHi8beo. Rinoritcts7
ioltet 9igr iuri0e Anitreuoelie r iOr at
funuc fable en- ira oeres Bnrti.
GTamrnsprGOifencr er III be8DnOt
at aibOloes baaoe ueo ben 5oreneoe
RirfeS % Iua8buras 8~rRItetole.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

GTamrnsprGOifcncr er M be8Dnot
at aibOlOes baaoe ueO ben 5Oreneoe
RirfeS % Ius8bur8s 8raiteitole.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

u Wiooel MOB 9iotorne. Ntau tigber paa ct Drug
Store s~alicyIous acid, % bette anuenOrs iaa liret az at ei
@rnin er not. 2ette tiliette5 ueo 10 Grains GCaootnm,
Og meo Oeuns SlonOin9 pen8tes 2~istUruene b~uerauber
Sag.
gtan mna nlOrig iteoe meO bette ~9IerbeOen al 5lo, bO
bet er ~iGn8bart.
~ s ct tibet @(ns baloer man itGrt @oite oeri brD'
oe5 uO9Ie 8rgoimnIer, o9 bette banner fig eiter en- lioeu
StunO til en- blso 9ei8. Soet man On 9itenen 8aor til'
ieu8S, lug0er man ct 0milng Oerai poa 2i9torus9uaen, o8
ON MiOr0enen fan 8orueu meO 2etbeO lBsues meo SIM
grene. 6inlper life en- Gang, g~ientuge3 BET.
81 Aqua Hungarica fan rimeii8pis tIBbes pad etboert
u]eliOripuct 9rug StOrr. Man fu9ter COMMISSIONER oers
meO O9 logger Ell iaooau MOr9en % Giteu paN 2i9tUrnen,
Giter nO9Ie Cages 5Orleb er Corner %imulOret bort uf flo
ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Stafe Jig Toilette 8reaturer fan man pb at be9pnoe ira
&aluene al Som man ueo, tn0er oct fun uoale ion Tiger,
eitcrut &oloei CT igot, iaa tan Der paa De Steoer, buor
SOtuere itol TONNE, ioIe5 Ell baluruno 6Oruilaoe. Mau
lG88er 8nlOeu Heo, iaa ben l9ler title, % itI9rer ueo Ell
fin % itarp 9nio ~iOrT8ti8t omfrlHa oenne 6looes Stuuo.
Gen er let at Issue o8 to9e bort, % iaa ~bctrD3e3 ben
nb3ue 4let meo en- caustic Spls5ning, Der bjnorer 9orns
oRrt. Man bsr Dog beit ~beuueuoe fig til en- 9prtG9e cnar
Ell 9ru0Gjit Tor at fprbCre fig ON, buao Gta9s caustic
man ltnl aupenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
SpproSmaaI 90 Spar.

Nt'N''HA "'V,'S
Mammoth DO tleuer
The herald., 1895-05-29
THE POVERTY OF LABOR
Overlapping of Work in the State
Departments
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald Calls the
Attention of Governor Budd to an
Important nntter

SACRAMENTO, May 2s..-Labor Com
missioner Fitzgerald called upon Governor
Budd this afternoon and presented re-
port calling the governors attention to
the overlapping,of the work of the vari-
GUS state commissions, whereby they un-
necessarily duplicate much of the labor
and cause unnecessary expense to the
state.
The report suggests that the executive
could issue a call to all chiefs OF bureaus
and organize board OF supervisors of
statistics, to meet monthly, VINO should
have general supervision of the collection
of statistics.
Commissioner Fitzgerald informed the
governor that $50 destitute people were
living on 1.-The dumps at the foot of
Seventh street. San Francisco.
Mr.. Fitzgerald informed an Associated
Press reporter this afternoon that he un-
derstood that Horticultural Commission
er Hatch and more than one mem Der of
other comm ssions were the employers of
hundreds of Japanese and Chinese. He
proposed to look into the matter and to
offer 10 supply all the white labor wanted
as soon as he establishes free employ
ment and eeistration bureau neXs week.
He will be able to supply vineyardists,
orchardists and Others with gangs of men
from Two up to one thousand. The labor
commissioner informed the governor that
there are at present not less than r., 600
unemployed men in San Francisco.
The herald., 1895-05-29
THE DEMOCRATS IN TEXAS
Meeting of the Executive Committee
at Dallas
Eight Gold and Eight Silver Men Answer to
the Roll Call, and Fifteen 1cmbers
Were Absent

DALLAS, Tex, May 2s.--Mr. McIn-
Miss of Bryan arrived today, making a
quorum of the state Democratic execu-
tive committee. Chairman Dudley called
the committe to order with eight gold
and eight silver men on hand and
fifteen mem bers of the committee absent
Chairman Dudley therefore held the bal
ance OF power.
Mr.. Ware introduced Ia resolution that
the financial question as far as the Dem
ocrats of Texas are concerned be referred
to separate state national convention Of
delegates chosen by primaries OF tho peo-
pie, said primaries and state convention
not to be held earlier than 1896.
Several delegates wished to make the
discretion OF the state committee. the
apparent idea being TO hold primaries and
q state convention during 1895.
Mr. Mosely. who had seconded Mr..
Wares original motion. objected to any
amendment that would bring about pri-
maries or state convention earlier than
1896.
The free silver question, incluing these
motions, was then referred to a commit
tee of five. Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Barefoot,
for the silver men, and Messrs. Ware and
Walker gold men. with Chairman Dudley
as the fifth member.
The committee reported in favor of Mr..
Wares original motion with the eXcep-
ton that the date was left blank for the
holding Of primaries and state conven-
tion on the finance question, the state
committee to use it's discretion as to 1895
or 1896.
The herald., 1895-05-29
EIGHTY PEOPLE DROWNED
A French Steamer Goes Down and Many
Lives Lost
The Disaster Occurred Off the Coast Of Galicia.
Very Mcager Particulars Of
the Accident

CADIZ. May 2s.-The French steamer
Dom Pedro. bound for Carrillo, Spain,
has been wrecked off Currebedo. Eighty
were drowned. The disaster was caused
by the bursting OF a boiler.
When the disaster occurred the Dom
Pedro was off Cape Forruhode. west
coast of Galicia, and not off Forrubode,
as first reported.
LATER--It IS now reported that about
100 lives were lost. The Dom Pedro was
a 1000 ton steamer and was engaged in
running between Havre and the Argen-
tile Republic, calling at Bordeaux, and
carried freight and passengers. The lat
tel were mostly emigrants bound for the
Argentine Republic or other points IN
South America. On her return trips the
Dom Pedro was generally loaded with
frozen meat. She left Havre May Goth
with q crew of forty-nine all tod and
eighty passengers. At Carril the steamer
was to have EN- barked 200 additional pas
.engers, but on the way to that port she
ran on rock at 40 p. NJ. off Cape Cor
rubedc. on the west coast of Galicia. The
boilers exploded. the vessel found ering
Immediately afterward. 1t is now stated
that only the captain and twenty-nine of
the crew were saved. which woulu indi-
cate that all the passengers were either
killed by the explosion or drowned when
the vessel went down.
A stall later dispatch says that only the
captain of the Dom Pedro and twenty
six OF the crew were saved
The herald., 1895-05-29
HE DIDN'T PULL HIS NOSE
Corbett Meets Fitzsimmons in New York
Hatel

Hotel
NEW YORK, May 2s.--There was not
free fight at the Colman house last
night. as many of the sports who hap
pened about there when Corbett and Fitz
simmons met in one OF the parlors ex-
pected. The champion was aggressive in
his manner. but Fitzsimmons was very
quiet. his lawyer. l.. NJ. Friend, doing all
the talking. The proceedings resulted in
an agreement that Vendig should name
the date and place for a meeting by July
1st. Then Fitzsimmons will put up his
$4,000 forfeit. At one time it looked as if
there would be a fight. This was when
Corhett leaned over toward Fitzslmmons
and remarked that he had made bluffs
which he had failed to stand by.
You can't go around the country say
ing things about me-, shouted Corbett.
You've got into this thing now and you
will have to fight
Never you fear" retorted Fitzsim-
mons, very deliberately. ~ m not buffer
and | never was buffer. Furthermore
! have YET to see the human being that
Pm afraid of l want to say to all these
gentlemen here that | am ready to fight
at any time OF place.
Mutual friends stepped betewen the
men and they calmed down. 1t is proba
Ole that the representatives of the Dallas,
Tex. club will be on hand in few days
to talk to Vendig and the fighters.
The herald., 1895-05-29
rlore A. K. u. Troubles

OAKLAND, May 2S.--Many members
of the local branch of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers are said to have
determined to refuse to pay an assessment
recently levied to defray the expenses of
Chief Arthur when he came to the coast,
and also the expenses of the local griev-
ance committee The situation is being
watched very closely by the members of
the American Railway union, who are
said to he anxious to fan the flame OF
discomfort and cause q break in the
brotherh BOD. so that the engineers could
then be forced to join with the railroad
men in the organization. 1t is said that
the assessment just levied amounts to $50
u man in the Oakland brotherhood.
The herald., 1895-05-29

police believe she is concealed somewhere
in this city. She lett her home at 32l
Green street on May Sd. ostensibly to seek
a position which an unknown woman
had offered to her. She has not been
seen since. On the day before her disap-
pearance she visited DR.. X. II. NJ. Brendt
at 1910 Mission street. On leaving the
physician Office she subsequently told
her father woman approached her and
asked her if she was looking for posi-
tion. The girl said she was and the
woman told her she might obtain a place
in restaurant at S29 Fourth street. 1t
was to obtain that place that she left her
home on the Sd inst. There is no such
place on Fourth street.
The herald., 1895-05-29
Saved From the GaIIows Again

SAN JOSE. May 2s.-Thomas ST. Clair,
condemned to hang Friday for the bark
Hesper IN Iruer, was taken from Jail here
TINS morning and placed on board a train
bound to San Quentin to be executed. A
reprieve came after he left jail. BY a
rapid drive Sheriff Dondon caught the
tram as u was moving off. The message
was delivered to United States Mar.hal
Harris ana ST. Clair was put off at Santa
Cl ra and brought back from there at
midnight. II 40. The length of the re-
prieve is not known here, as only the
bare fact was stated by the United States
Marshal Baldwin. This is st. Clair's
fifth reprievc. He is overjoyed.
The herald., 1895-05-29
AROUND THE HORN
First Shipment OF Rails for the Valley Road
Started

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s,.-Intell-
gence has been received at the Office of
the San Joaquin Valley railroad to the
effect that the third shipment of steel
rails designed to be used on the new line
left New York on the I'D instant, in the
ship Roanoke bound for this port. There
are 2OC0 tons of the rails on board. OF
the three cargoes now ahoat, the first is
expe cted to arrive very shortly.
Something like thirty proposals from
persons desiring to supply the ties adver-
tised for by the company few weeks
since have been received at the Office of
the new road and the opening and con
sideration of these bids was one of the
chief matters considered at this after
noon meeting of the directors of the
company.
The herald., 1895-05-29
OLD MAN FOUND DEAD
Charles WooImer Expires Suddenly in the
pico House

pico House
The attention of the police and coroner
was called to the sudden death at the
Pico house early yesterday morning of
Charles Woolmer, an aged man of Eng.
lish birth. Sergeant Jeffries, who went
to the house, found the old , man lying
upon hi, back on the floor, fully dressed.
with surgical instrument clutched in
his hand, making it appear that he was
about to treat himself medically when
death came. The room was in usual order
and lamp was burning on bureau.
Woolmer came from San Francisco last
August and has been running a shooting
gallery. besides subletting a building on
North Nam street. His outfit of jewelry
and papers show him to be man Of
some means. The man was Mason in
good standing, and his burial W i'll be at
tended to by that order.
At the inquest the jury decided that he
had died OF a rupture of the right ven
tricle OF the heart.
The herald., 1895-05-29

near La Porte. Plumas county, was
ordered shut down, because water and
debris were allowed to escape through
tunnel leading from the mine to a neigh
boring stream. fhe same order was d-
rected against the Holloway mine. owned
by Rossi e. Lorenzo, in Plumas county.
which was ordered closed because of the
breaks in the restraining dams. The ap-
plicaton of Steel d Co. to resume work
ing mine near Brownsville Huba
county, was granted. the owners having
raised to proper height a restraining
stone dam near the mine, as ordered by
the conmiss sioners.
The herald., 1895-05-29
PICKETT STILL IN JAIL
Bondsmen For the slippery Youth Are
Scarce

John Pickett, alias William Clifford,
still languishes in Jail, despite the Efforts
of his friends to obtain his release.
Pickett was acquitted of the charge of
burglary, bat was held to serve an old
sentence given him last December for
vagrancy. J. A. Miller, his brother-in-
law, went upon his bond. but has thus far
failed in securing the necessary second
bondsmau.
lie promises the youthful Pickett that
today he may shake the dust form his
feet and walk forth free man, but
"thcres many slip 'twixt the cup and
the liD.h
The herald., 1895-05-29
STOLEN KISSES
A Woman in OskIond Wants Pay for
Them

Them
OAKLAND, May 2S.-The trial of the
suit brought by Mrs. Stephen Barron to
recover $4,000 damages from Patrick O'Con-
nor. whom she accuses of having stolen
kisses from her, has begun. On August
H. 1894. according to Mrs. Barron's s story,
she swas lying on the sofa, when Mr..
O'Connor came up stealthily and kissed
her. On another occasion. September 3,
while she was arranging clothes III back
yard, o. Connor. unobserved by her, she
says, came behind her, put his arms
kisses she asks $4,000, or S2500 each. O'Con-
nor and wife say that the suit is brought
for the purpose of extortng money from
them
The herald., 1895-05-29
THE COMING WOMAN HERE
Kentucky rlan Sues for Breach Of
Prom ise

Prom isc
LANCASTER, KY. May ga most
extraordinary suit, and the only one of
its kind ever recorded in X ntucky, was
filed in the circuit court today. 1t is for
breach of promise, and the plaintiff is
w. c. Stivers, well known tobacco
raiser. The defendant is Miss Catherin
West, handsome school teacher. 23 years
of age. Mr. Stivers has been widower
for several years. In his petition Mr.. Sti-
vers alleges that Miss West has repeatedly
promised to be his wife. and the day for
the marriage had been set. but she de-
clined to wed him. Stivers says he has
been greatly worried, annoyed, humili
ated and damaged in the sum of S5000
and prays for judgment against the de-
fendant for damages in that sum.
The herald., 1895-05-29
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

SANTA ANA-saloon men trying to quit.
Council meeting
EEpLANns-Race meet by Redlands Cycling
club.
sANr, MoNicA-A big Wind but no damage.
PAsADfSA-Prcsentaton OF Gounod's re-
demption Maccabee entertainment
SAN BEKAAEDlNo- Man burned to death
The herald., 1895-05-29
The Weber r1urder

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s.-A man Civ
ing the name OF Hamm was taken to Sac
1amento by boat today. he is suspected
OF the murder of +. II. l.. Weber and his
wife last December. Several local police
men have identified him as one Of the oo-
cupants of the cell where Mrs. Weber $
watch was found after the Liberation of
the prisoners.
The herald., 1895-05-29
Mines Closed Down

SAN FRANCISCO. May Five hy.
draullc mines have been ordered closed
down by the California debris commission
until such time as the regulations OF the
mines are complied with. Tho ILLINOIS
mine. owned bv Buckley j. Hellman.
The herald., 1895-05-29
Hanged by LynChers

ELLIOTT CITY, n. D.. May. %. ia
cob Hensen. colored, under sentence of
death for the murder, three months ago,
of Daniel r. shaw. was hanged by lynch
ors at O'Clock this morning. Iiensen s
teigned insanity was to have been inves-
ticatecftodav.
The herald., 1895-05-29
CLEAvER UNDER THE BAN
A Los Angeles Wheelmnn In Trouble With


SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s. L. NJ.
Welch, chairman of the racing board,
League OF American Wheelmen, has sus-
pended A. w. Cleaver of Los Angeles irom
all racing pending Investigation of
charges of professionalism.
w. L. McCrary of San Bernardino has
been transferred to class B for competing
with class b men at San Bernardino, May
The herald., 1895-05-29
A EriphtfuI Death

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-As James
Brain was working over cauidron of hot
tar this afternoon be lost his balance and
felltin. When ,escued his body was en-
veloped in the tar and literally cooked in
the coating.
The herald., 1895-05-29
NORWAY AND SWEDEN
Anxiety in Government Circles Conflict
Threatened

LONDON, May 2s.--A dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says the Frankfurtcr
Zeitung reports there is great anxiety in
government circles inl Sweden regarding
a threatened armei conflict, ending in
dissolution of the union between Norway
and sweden
The herald., 1895-05-29
The Nicaragua Canal Proposition

MANAGUA. via Galveston. MAY 2S.-
Commander Endicott and Mr.. Noble OF
the commission to inspect the Nicaragua
canal route have arrived at Managiia,
and are visiting President Helaya. The
mem beIs report good progress.
The herald., 1895-05-29
At Ensnm

EPSON, May as. The Woodcote race
for 2-yeai-olds was won by Serpentine,
Curfcw Chimes second, Eisteddfod third.
The EPSON plate was won by Worcester,
Sancno Panza second. Arcani third.
The herald., 1895-05-29
Suicide In Snn Erancisc

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-George
Boeckman. restaurant proprietor, cut his
throat in the Golden West hotel this aft
ernoon and will die.
The herald., 1895-05-29
THE NEWS
Events OF the World, the Nation, Southern
California and Los Angeles

WEATHER REPORT-United States depart
ment OF agriculture weather bureaus
report received at Los Angeles May rs,
1895.
The herald., 1895-05-29
MURDER AND SUICIDE
A Woman Kills Her Daughter and Slashcs
Her Own Throat

BALTIMORE May 2S.-Mrs. Marion
Curtin, supposed insane. murdered her
14.year-old daughter, Mamie. this noon
by cutting her throat, and then commit
ted suicide in like manner.