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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
Not Afraid OF Carver.

New York. April Am reply to a chal-
lenge Of DR.. Carver Of Kansas City,
who styles himself the champion shot
of the world, Captain J. L. Brewer, this
city, said last night that he would make
three or five matches with DR.. Carver
at 200 or 800 birds for 81, 900 or $1,000
$500 side in each match. J. A. T.. Oh
colt said he was also willing to meet
Carver, but he did not think the doctor
was sincere in desiring a match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
East ST. Lnuis Races.

St. Louis, Mo, April 4.-Results at
East st. Louis:
First race-SiX furlonrs: Rock Hill,
won: Lady Lister, second: Little Lee,
third. Time, ] p.
Seconl-SiX furlongs: Smuggler won
Monk Overton, second; Onyx, third.
Time, 1:21l4.
Third-SiX furlongs Border won
Nickejohn. second; Oheisa, third.
Time, 1:20I..
Foarth-One mile: Liberty Bell won
Russell Grey. second; Sir Charles, third
Time. 49,
Fifth - Six furlonSs: Florella won;
Frankie ID. second; Hesperia, third.
Time l.IqS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05

They hae fallen ia love Mimic socnrs d
election which tksy had CT cnactne thy
were now going through IN ezsraast
I'd now " BE sad, We nJGst part
Farewell sAs n1urT-ure1-
- Fsre~ell." b replied
ID cnce again taSeWsili'
.-FsreyTs.L farewell.
"Aias. srs mss. i-e ssvcredi Fsre-e!iF'
"Ear.rv elllF' y s1r.Aed. sz1 she fesPoLa
ssi as usual They cd nct cease til the
raiIkuan csuse sEolud Ia TIE graz caSa-
/, xas 3 s-rslzs sitUs1ion 41Gesf, bsi o5E
thEs cou.d Ri ~ agerscd. Re sA- 81 EsS
Esa ao.or. sls- slss vEss . pins ecnra-
InsoverrsItiy t5sy had oataseaessz fass
weIIiag AID oc.lain't sssss.- HasEi1g-es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
INSTRUMENTATION Fight Put on

Memphis, Tenn, April 4.-The date
of the Kid McCOytDanny Needham
fight befroe the Pastime Athletic club
in this city has been changed from April
10 to ADril II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
No. IN, Girl TO Endure . slight.

eve need no ring 10 plight our troth, :"
be suggested as be kissed her imPetGousiy.
YES, we do. retorted the maiden
~ 5ne OF your sleight Of hand tricks with
me, detroit Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05

A good story Is told % Mgr. Sioispd
tho predecessor Of Cardinal Dssprex In the
archblshoprio ~ TOulozse. lie was pass
ing one day through tho pig niarke. when
man shouted az him. There IRE only
priests ard pigs IN TINS plsos." The sbie.
a. be ,hsa was. stopped ard ssid 20 she
man. My friend, are you a priesff'' 10.
J returned the otks-. "Thsn, said ths
sbba, you naturally ara the other thing %
--LondoE GIote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
HOW IT ALL ENDED
CLOSE OF THE COLOMBIAN REVO-
LUTON DESCRIBED.

Forces Make q Terrible
Twenty Days March just Preceding the
Final Battle, Covering n Distance of
Three Hundred Miles Over Mountain
Gus Country and Through Intense Cold
Reinforcements--Eo but Irsai~t
Loss ON Their Retreat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
Cumberland Park Races.

Nashville. Tenn, April 4-Results at
Cumberland Park:
First race--Five furlongs Simon W, s
to 5, won; Ellsworth, 10 to 1, second !;
MetTopole, 4 to ], third. Time, 1:0l15
Second-Four furlongs: Jilsey, 70 5,
won: Epora, Is to 5, second; Imp Sugar
AZ to I, third. Time, 40.
Third-SeTen furlongs:Adiie Buchan-
nen, even, won; Equator, to I, second !;
DR.. Work. to l, third. Time, 1:29
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Anna Mayes,
AZ TO l, won; Lay On, ) 10 1, second !;
Eeonell, . to 1, third. Time 1:2715.
Fifth-Flour furlongs: Free Coinage,
2Is to /, won; Excuse. 2 to ], second;
Rondo, I to /, third. Time, 49,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05

The price ~ a wife IN Zolulsnd 20 year
gao vas slx co-ss with tEsss calves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05

New Orleans, April 4.-Results at
New Orleans:
First race-FiVe furlongs: Maquon,
to 3. won; Sir John, to .. second I;
Anna McNairy, to /, third Time
1:02s4.
Second-Seven furlongs: Ethel. 20 to
], won; Artless, to 1, second; E,una, s
to 8, third. Time 1884,
Third-Six furlongs: Buckeye. 4 to
l. won; Anna *, to l, second; Bob
Wilson, 20 to /, third. Time lie.
Fourth-Handicap one mile: Erst-
while, to /, won: Burrells Billet, to
i, second; Ether, 10 to l, third Time
1:421a.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Theo6 IRE Fl,
TO 10, won; Senator Morrell, to ],
second; Folly IL TO !, third. Time :2934
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05


Full of Cracked Ribs--willard Park
Pigeon Shoot--General Sporting News
and Notes.
San Francisco, April 4.-This was a
Gay of accidents with the races. The
biggest fiuke of all was Marietta's win
at 100 to l. She was very lightly played
however. In the first race fleetwood
ran away and Soon Enough, who finish
ed second, was disqualified for fouling.
Eight horses tarted in the steeplechase
and only three finished. Douglass re-
fused to run and Malcolm, Steadfast,
King Sam and Wicklow fell. Clancy
who rode King Sam was badly hurt
Three ribs Were broken and he was
otherwise injured. Summaries
First race-SiX furlangs, maidens,
selling: Fondon r, 81 0som) to 1,
won Del Norte III Craylor) 10 l, sec
ond; Mount Air, 81 (Shaw) 10 to I,
third. Time, lis. Shirley, Fleetwood,
Soon Enough, War Queen and Con-
stance NJ also ran.
Second-F'ive and half furlongs, sell
ing: Sea Spray, 81 (Chevalier) to /,
won; NOrman5ie, 104 Nsom) to 3,
second; Toby, IS (Burns) - to l, third
Time, 1:09I4. Chiquoto, Modesto, Ex-
pertinent geiding, Centurion and Eul
can also ran.
-Third-3iiIe, selling: Marietta, 81
tShephard) 100 to /, won: Rear Guard,
100 (Sloane) 8 to ;. second; Hydy, 102
fGriffin) to 5. third. Time, AZ. La
Gascone, Lonnie B. Miss Buckley and
Sir Richard also ran.
Fourth-F'ive furlones, selling: Ber-
nardo, 1O3 (HeinrichS) to l. won: May
Day, 103 PiggOtD 4 to ], second Hunts
man, 81 LlOyd) to !, third. Time,
los. Examiner, Condo, George L and
Carmel also ran.
Fifth-One and a quarter miles.
Steeplechase: Gold Dust 137 (Stan-
forD to l. won; St Jacob. 135 kidd
to l, second; Mutineer, 135 (Cairns)
3 to /, third. Time, 2:20 Douglass,
Malcolm, Steadfast, King Sam and
Wicklow alsa ran.
SiXth-Five furlongs, selling: Sera-
phin, 10S Qsom)' 4 TO !. won; Advance,
los ISloane) 20 to !. second: Mollie r,
liz Carr To 5. third. Time, ] :O214
Joe Cotton and Tom Clark also ran.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
OFFERED BIG MONEY
EVIDENCE TIT THE TAYLOR
Crowd FIXED THE JURY.

Dissatisfaction Growing on All Accounts
With Regard to the Twelve Men Who
Hold the Lives of the TayIors in Their
Hands Suspicion of Bribery Deepens
into Certainty Reputable Citizen
Comes FORWARD With the Statement
That He Was Twice Approached With
Money in the TayIors' Interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-05
BONES ARE BROKEN
IT Is THE BAY DISTRICTS DAY
FOR ACCIDENTS.

Marietta Wins at One Hundred to One
Runaway and Foul in the Same Race
Great Dropping Out in the Steeple
chase-One Steed Won't Bulge and a
Lot Manage to FalI--Joc<ey Gets Skin
Full of Cracked Kibs--Willard Park
Pigeon shoot--General Sporting News
and Notes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12
b.
Suepdt.

Sk tperbea fommen, bic blauea Sage,
60 frsubendrm 1T teine 8rut.
@ab ME Elm Strabl is frob burd.
brdnse,
Rein Dug 10 triib. tein Munb 10
krense,
@ab er niht einmal lady Dor 2uft.
sic tperben fpmmsn, bic blalen Sage
Mit rubig beit'rem SonnenI6ein,
Denn brduB' i'm Selbe itebn bic
9arben
limb NIT bes Spdtbsrbits buntsn
Sarben
sid 9irts famidt unb 8u4snbaiu,
Sie tperben tpmmen, bic blausn Sage
So9, adj, uiat mebr bic Sommsrf
na9t,
Dis Nd9tiguu, i'm 8uid ~bsrbprgsH,
Das fatte @riin Der frifaen MprssR
Na9 tobeRber Sepitteridlu4t.
Sds Slid, bic Sugenb iinb 9eihfpis
fter,
&eim Mu9tipru4 trennt bus bolbe
paar;
Was audi Der fdOnite Ssrbft beidiea
ben,
Das !Sers ipirb niidtern, tiibler Sris>
ben
Wur pebt I'm bas b~ereifte 9dur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12
&Ietoer aus Fort.

Sn Paris seht man iebt baran, &Geis
Der aus Sorf gu perfertigen. 9ds
flingt tpie elm S4era, lit inbeTen polls
Itdnbia ernit gu nebmen. gs lit nGms
lia idon felt ldnserer 3eit befannt,
bab Der Sort bebeutenbe antiieptii6e
@iseni4aften beiiBt; man bst einen
2si6aam gefunben, Der fat Elm Sabrs
bunbert lang i'm Sorfmoor lag unb
poaItGnbig conferpirt mar. SIN Nors
ben gebraudt man Sort gu @erbGn<
ben, uno naa ben siinitisen Refultas
ten, tpel4e ruiiiide Gbirurgen BEL
8erIu6en nit SorfperbGnben eefunben
baben, lit Der Sorf au9 pom fran50Iiz
f6sn SriegsminiIterium als @erbanbs
material in ben Spitdlern pertpenbet
poroen. auBeroem bat man conIta>
tirt, baB SorffaIern in 3uIammens
ieBung nit dnoeren Stoffen einen iebr
boben 9rub BON Acknowledgements
gen beiibsn. Quf bisIe @issnf9aften
oes Sorfes iih itiibsno, bat Or. aaz
iurel es Oeriu9t. bic SorffaIern CUR
Serteaung BON llnterfleibern gu pers
penoen unb babur9 ben SlaneI gu
erieben. Die neuen Sleibsr ioGen ii9
ausge3ei6net beipdbren, bortreffli9
ben ShpeiB d%ufIaugen unb raid fpiss
Der trodnen. 0as Sorfaepebe fo[l
nab Der Iusiage bes Or. RaIurel
cine rbpOrauliihs 9umpe" Iein unb
in bobem @raOe Dor Grtdltunscn
i9iBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12

Furm i'm 5aIIe ertdltet. unS bic
Rrdntbeit, bic f1 baraus entrpidelte
unb an Der er rann itarb, bisise Ga.
rpnsitis, mar bamals piHtni4aftlid
nod gar niht bstannt, 70 bub bic
er,te GrstIide 8eidreibune berielben
mebr ais 10 Sabre mad Waibinss
TOMS Spbe erIt erFolgte. 60 puros
benn gu benz bamals aabeliebtsn Wits
tel bes aberlaHes sesriffen, uno ba5u
eeIeIten iia sbenIu beliebte Sauss
mittel, tpie Syrup. Gffis uno 8uts
ter, unb ~GfIig unb &rdutertbee1.
ialieBli9 nod elm Pflafter BON ipas
nii9en Sliesen am Sulie. Der Pas
iriot iiberlebts, pie seiast. bieie pers
f9iebenen rMittel" ni6t LANCE, aber
er blieb BEL bollcm 8epubtiein biz
gum lebten 4ussnbltd. Sod turs
Dor ieinem Gnbe enti9ulbigte er iih
nit i6padsr Stimme sesen feline
Ierste unb iogdr gegen bic ibn urz
Itebenben Sausitlapen, tpegen Der
pielen Miibe, bic er ibnen made.
Damn ertbeilte er ieinem treuen See
fretdr, Germ Gear, 4uftras beaiigli4
bes einfaden 8esrdbniHes, nur be-
ftimmenb, baB fem &Drper erit nad
9lblauf BON 3 Sasen i'm 9rdbgepDlbe
beisefebt iperben ione, bu er itets
4ngit Dor benz 2ebenoigbesraben ges
babt bdtte. Damn frug er 2ear, OBJ
er i'm ~perItanben babe, unb als Sc
ner beiabte, iaste er: n@s 1T 9ut!@
ct is welf.) Oas tparen feline leBz
ten Worte - Der Irst briidte benz
Sterbenben bic Qugen su. Der Sob
erfolgte obne Seuf5er ODER 3uder.
Stint Gage barauf, am 10. De
eember 1893, alio nabe Der Sdeibe
bes iebisen Sabrbu.aberts. tpyrbe ein>
ffimmig i'm Notwithstanding Der
bon Sobn MaribeG einsereidte 9es
f6.ub angenommen, fporin bic be-
riibmten Worte bortamen:
First in war, first in peace,
and first in the hearts of his
countrymen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12

8ebentli9. yunIere Sc,
fdnntidaft lit 10 turS, Serr Miiler,
ouB t9 sntI9isben nod me6r iiber sic
erfabrH mub, ebs i'd einfpiqigsn fdnn,
Sbre Srau gu psrbeni" %, iebr
germ; i9 fam S6nsn ia einige DON
ben iungen 0amen, nit benen id,
Iton Usrlobt gep'ien, als ReFsrenS
aufseben!"
- 9ur9 bic 9Iume. Hebuc,
teur: nSagsn sic mai, TT Oisisr Wib
rpirfli9 Original bon S6nen9"
S9rtftTfsaer: ygtleroin0sl" Geoacs
tsur: so - oann miihsn Sic abr
bsSsutenO Glter Iein, ais sic ausIes
bsn!"
9Tei6btbeutenb. 9ae.
bactsur .Sie baden bier sinsn ara.n
Srudfeb.er iibsrIsben: ni4abtoies"itatt
rIduBfoFes" Md04sn". Gors,ctor:
SD IieB es Tteben, neil ia betoe 8ss
srifFs bod slei4beOsutenO iino!"
- @r bat Rstt. Sat SIR,
Srau @,iTt9" rSa, kiOsr!" n2eioer9
Sus i4sint mir Elm 8tOsrfprua!!"
rg6sn, DiDsripru4s9:iit iit's!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12
Bier febe idJ...
Sumureste BON SrunS 8urSsglsbeiul.

Ssit einem 9isrtsliabr bin ia gliid>
lider @bsmann, Der nit feinsm fleinen
Srauhen (msine Sreunbe unb audi an
bsre 2eute finbsn fie febr biibI9) in
better gintrd6t unb .3"ufriebenbsit
lsbt. Sur bate lie einsn tlsinen Sch
ler...
Sd 5age dusbriidli9 battle, benn
i'd babe lie bapon curirt. Sic psib
allsrbinss Biz beute nod ni6t, bab i4
Der llsbeltbGtsr mar unb besbalb mub
i'd ben freunbliden 2eIer unb bic liebs
liAe 2eierin BARN erinnern, bab Dis
eretion @brenfa4e lit.
limb nun CUR Sade!
Meine liebs Srau tpdgts ii9 gar gu
asrne auf bic 8rettsr, bic bic Welt Be-
beuten. Msrbtnss. iis beiibt Salient.
fte fteut bic ibr iibersebenen Rollen nit
FOLDER Ratiirlidteit unb 2sbenbigtsit
bar, pie es cine S9auipislsrin BON
profefipn nidt better MAIDEN piirbe.
Dim liebitsn fpielt is Stubenmdb6sn
unb &Ddinnen. (Sruu Stsusrrdtbin
meinte neuli4, rur oesbaIb, UNI ibw
polIen arme in ben turaen Iermsln
better betpunbern lufen gu tDnnen,
Dab 1T ia nur Der Rsib. } Sd bate
fs iogar auf elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
tennen gslernt unb bort bate i9 ibr
perIprphen, EXTRA fir fie einmal Elm
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fen ionte. Srobbem i9 fie banu gum
altare fiibrts, bate i1 bod mein @erz
fpreden balten t0nnen. DAB is aler,
binss bdfiir beimli9 iorsts, bab bas
Stiid9en aud aufsefiibrt piirDe, ubnts
i9 ni6t.
Ra9 Der So9ssit bat i9 lie iofort,
bon ben 8ereinen, in benen gsnimt
tpurbs. fern gu blsibtn, benin i5 fam es
ni4t gut ieben, penn ba meme Srau
als StubsnmGbden auf Der 8iibns bon
benz barItslIenosn lieutenant pbsr bon
ionit einem @igerl I'm bic Sails &c,
faBt mirb unb o, i9 bin bur6aus
ni9t eifsriii9tig.
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den.
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gems gang semiitbli9 in meinem 2ebn-
itubl unb rau6e cine Cigarette unb
lafIe @ptt einen suten Wann iein. %
tommt mein Srau9en in Der reiSenbs
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arme I'M meinen gals unb fiibt mid
tii9tis ub. = MO9maIs: Discretion
bleibt Gbrsnfa6eD =
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Tentt err0tbenb tbr &Dpf6sn.
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mes 8sreins.
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babet2"
ySa, er bat mid 10, i9 Ioute bod
bsi benz nGaften SeIeuf9aftsabsnb cine
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men,"
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ipro4sn bait"
pas i6un. (Sie errDt6ete auf's
Reue) absr er bat 10 oringenO, unb
bd -"
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rllnb Oa bab' i'd inn SugsIdgt."
limb bann ipruCeIts es pi,oer bsrs
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raOe 10, uls tpsnn Elm @sFsrlsitungss
balm aufg,brsRt porOsn tpGrs. @rueu.
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II. I. IN.
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fugsn. aber baun psrsiB 9sin gsr-
Iprsdsn niat!"
80 Su ber5igsy Mdnrl Nun min i6
Dir aud iagsn, oub mir 9sin Slid
our @~uffii3runs bringsH."
Il. 4 X
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12

- @beGi9er 3piF. Satin:
Ser S6urte i'm SbsuterTtiid lit im<
nsr elm Rann!" = 9atte: rSu. uno
bic, bic ibn basu madt, 1T INNER cine
Srau!"
- @egenfettts. a.: n@iiroe
ib Sbre @efiible perleben, tpenn ib
sic einen 2iisner nenne9" = g.:
.G9 nein, aber ia gluub:, i3 pirbe
baun Sbre 8nO4en %perleBen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-12

gtIp mein Slid ipirb aufsefiibrt.
S9Dn, lisbss Sraudsn, baburd min
ih DID euriren. 9snn icnft iagteft
Du nod bdufis ~ia", tpens1 !9err Slip
pes tdme.
@erebrte 2eierin: gbsmdnner
Iinb bod INNER Ouratrisbens Msn'
Iten. =
Die Srauen iinb tpie bic SrunsoIsn.
9as 2G6erlifs fam lie Bis in bic
tiefIte Seele binein frdRten. 8eleioisit
Du cine DAME = iie DerSsibt es Dir,
lu9It Ou lie aus. 10 babt lie Did tDbt'
lid. -r.ag
Sn msinem S6tpant fpmmt cine
Seene Dor, no Der Sauskrr nit fsis
ner &04in in Streit ssrdtb. Sic itsllt
ii9 Sornbsbsnb por linn bin, bait bic
SGuits, itampft nit ben Siben urb
ifrcit: ~9ier itebe i'd. Sd psias
ni5t."
Warum i9 bas erpGbue, ipirb Der
2eisr balb erfabren.
4m Sage Der Iuffiibrrins sing i6
einmdl unter bic 8iibne unb idb mir
bic neutrality-suspicious. senau an.
Ser 4rbeiter. Der i9on babel itanb,
nm nafsufebsn, oh fir ben Ibsnb
aaes in SrOnuns isi, ertldrte mir
gerne bic einfa4e Contribution unb
3eigte mir, ME man ss anitsllen
miihe, bab bic @srientune bsrnisber'
9in9e.
@inige Minuten nod psrbdnbsIte i9
nit benz Manne, bann CAB i'd linn elm
Sbulerftiid uno sins.
Der Q6enb mar "a. Sas Saus
iiberfiilt. Msins Srau idpimmt in
Selisteit (bas 1T au9 10 Elm 2lus,
brud), i9 bito. Ser erite @tt gefGlt.
Gum S9luFe Isbbaftes S1nbstldtI9en,
8rabprufen etc. Die Oartsler mubs
ten beraus.
limb bann Der spsite unb lsbte 2let,
in benz pbsn erpdbnte Scene Dor,
tommt.
Sd itebe felbit binter ben gouliHes
uno bate porber nod neither Srau gss.
Ssist, mo- fie iih babel am bsitsn bin>
SuTtellsn babe. DAP bas eerube auf
Der 8erientung mar, lit Nsbsnia6s.
Der Streit sebt log. Meine Sran
gerdtb in 8utb. (9~dnbebaIsn, SUP
i%tampfen. Siebe Obsn.) SEPT ruff
fie:
rSier ftsbs i8. Sd tpei6e ni6t!"
------
Gin brObnsnbes @sldhter ertDnte
bur9 has polle 9aus, bas mar tein
Baden bss 8sifaGs. Oas mar bds
2u9en, bas fi9 freuts, ipenn einem
Wieni4en ettpas llnansenebmes piOers
fdbrt.
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purOe. =. benz fie = mar in Der 9sr-
fentuna perf6punber, trob ibrem:
sd peide ni9t."
rabnt iebt elmer, ipss9alb i4 benz
Irbeiter einen Sbaler sab2"
Der 9orbang muBte fallen. Oas
Stiid fonnte ni9t gu gnbe gsfphlt
psrben, benn meme Srau mar iporH.
itreids na4 Saufe %ssrannt.
als i9 ettpas ipater in's 3immsr
frat, fisl fte mir tpeinenb Inn ben Gals:
g5rdns, i9 ipisle msin sanass asben
ni9t mebr."
limb id !Seudler tiiBte lie auf bi.
Stirne unb meinte:
n0a baft bu Rsdt, msin &inb."
Sd fage ia: Gbemdnner iinb INNER
burdtriebens Msnf9en, ipenn lie ibrs
Srausn bran trissen tpolen.
The herald., 1895-02-20
LOCAL MENTION
is fitted at the Unique.

Corsets fitted at the Unique.
The Cassasa band is coming.
! The finest eastern maple bowling alleys
at 222 South Broadway.
Life reading, 81; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Fanny Green, 144 S. Main, room 3.
See Webster the tailor, Maccabee Tenn
pie.
Ladies, we will allow you S37. so for your
old machines. No Treadle Sewing Ma
chine Company, $50 South Olive.
Crandall Blackberres fruit thirteen
months in each year, at Lyon e. Cobbe s,
440 S. Broadway.
The greatest citrus fair ever held in the
state will take place in Hazards pavilion
February 2Sth, for 10 days.
Ladies, we will allow you $37.5 so for
your old machines. No Treadle Sewing
Machine Company, $50 South Olive.
Musical and literary entertainment for
bedeiit of Cathedral Altar Society Thurs
day evening, Elks' Hall. Refreshments.
See programme.
kilograms for the following persons are
at the Western Union Telegraph office,
corner Spring and First streets: A. NJ.
Leach George W. Fugard, Alice Hep
burn.
Watch for it. Wait for it. Go to it.
Grand promenade concert and ball, given
by the Retail Clerks Association, evening
street. Admission 50 cents, gentleman
and lady.
The young ladies and gentlemen OF the
city with a prediction for the stage
have decided to organize local dramatic
club and give. performances from time to
time for the benefit of charitable institu-
tons. The classic drama is the study to
be entered upon and Mr.. P. j. Duggan of
the Burbank theater is to be the tutor.
n Blackstock of Ventura will lecture
before Unity Club, corner Third and Hill
streets, tomorrow evening, on Mary
Queen of Scots. Mr.. Blackstock has given
this subject much thought and has col
lected considerable new material bearing
upon the history of the i'll fated Scotch
Queen, and bases his statements upon what
he considers incontestible evidence.
Santa Catalina Island steamer connects
daily, except Sunday at San Pedro with
Southern Pacific Company's train leaving
Arcade depot at u :55 p. m. The steam
ship Falcon is being painted and reno
waited. For the next ten days the Will
mington Transportation Company's
staunch and fast ocean tug Warrior will
make daily trips, Sundays excepted. The
company reserves the right to change
steamers and their days of sailing.
The herald., 1895-02-20
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR
DR.. o. c. 0'DonneIl, the Grand Protector
Addresses Angel Lodge

The officers and members of Angel City
Lodge, Ladies and Knights of Honor,
were addressed last night by Dr. o. &.
| o Donnell, OF San Francisco, grand pro-
| tector of the order in the state OF Cali
fornia. There were between two and three
hundred ladies and gentlemen present in
| tho lodge room in Caledonia Hall when
DR.. O'Donnell was introduced. The
speaker lost no time in preliminaries, but
in the very beginning of his speech began
to talk business to the members of the
order of which he is at the head i'll the
state. To the outsider the address, Tor
the most part, was particularly interest
ing, but the members of the order gave
the speaker the closest attention. In u
general way the doctor spoke of Los An
geles as a city and said if it was not a
great city in time it would not be because
the Creator had not given it every advan-
tage and surrounded itwith the most pro
ductive soil in the world, %.F
Following the doctors speech, which
occupied about half an hour, a brief musl-
cal and literary entertainment was given
followed by dance. The programme was
as follows:
instrumental musie-Miss Conradi.
Recitation. The Clowns Baby-Miss Bessie
McReynolds.
Vocal duet-Mrs. Hayward and Miss War
rem
Recitation, John Maynard Ethel Small.
Instrumental music-Miss Lille Burr
The order of Knights and Ladies of
Honor is growing in this city and is i'll
prosperous condition. The visit of the
grand protector will give new impetus
to the work.
The herald., 1895-02-20
Eastern Excurslonists

The following passengers from the East
arrived in Los Angeles Tuesday morning
on the Burlington route personally con-
Quoted excursions, in charge of Excursion
Conductor F. W. Oatman: Carrie Sauber,
Milledgevlle, H.; Lauretta Adler, Chi
cago; G. Tully, Columbus, o.; Mayne A.
Decker, Chicago; c. P. Van West, Mrs. C.
p. Van West, Flora Van West, Ottumwa,
Ia; J. l.. Wilson, Wymore, Neb. J. II.
Mohiman, Mrs. J. H. Mohiman, Jennie
Mohiman, Syracuse, Neb. Mrs. J. H.
Petersen, George Petersen W. G. Peter
sen; Amy Petersen, Sarah Petersen, Anna
Peterson, Chicago; Mrs. A. C. Moore,
Ernest Moore, Perry Moore, Kenesaw,
Neb.
The herald., 1895-02-20
DIED


ERDMAN-ln this city, February, 18th, J. NJ
Erdman native of Germany, aged As
years, Il months, 15 days
Funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, from his late residence, 1926 Angelina
street.
SMlTH-Rose, beloved wife of F. Smith, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. E. Parle sister OF Mrs. J. Kear-
ney. Mrs. J. Tilley. Mrs. W. II. Neigh boms,
Mrs. ] ii. Farrell and William Sex, OF Dow
ney, in her 3lst year.
Funeral February 2lst (Thursday) at 10 a.
m, from her late residence $40 L. 29th street
May her soul rest in peace
REYNOLDS-In this city, February 1s, 1895.
Mrs. Catarina Reynolds, aged 90 years.
Funeral from the residence of Mrs. 8. Fay,
436 Ducommun street. February goth at 2
pm. Services will be held at the Church of
Our Lady OF Angels Interment Calvary GEM
etery. Friends invited.