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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-03

IBirn1inghahx-& Age Hera4ta~l
 Little did we thinkYOEs ago whoa Dr. Holloway, our greg F8uthergcESSsist, located iu Birming ng&amf and TtoelSsy SIss nounced through tLe g6lumn 6k1eeS Hcss ald that he would frgat only special class of diseases that h9 you'd ever achieve all international reprthtioh.. rq our personal knowledge from sAEoss The fcean, in far away England. tESss-dx4eo xleArned of his skill and tams<hd consult hY We be; lieve with tHe doctor that truth merit and honor alwa,is win. He stands atthe head "a pleasant s1tlsm Sa1aen able physician and is recognizsUG$ t1IA leading dethor- ity in the treatment Iof all >lsriYate dixeases. Birmingham may wall be proud of him.
 Birmingham Daily News.l
 No specialist in the susshe is- more fa- miliar with the trestm6Rt of private troubles than Dr. Y. 3 Holloway. Dur ing his long residence1n tHB, City he has successfully treatsd many fhotsands of pa- tients sufferisg with pritdle Troubles of every conceivable form. FkN areat expe- rience, together with hiss4ilA, ,ahd ability, not only places the doctor 1t NAe head of his profession in such attersM but is guarantee to all that pl{ce tllsSsseyes un- der his care that they Yill rtfIiSN tAS best treatment possible to 1e obttfned.
 Sumter Cofnty kunl !
 We have great srAcialikt in kbamai In point of ability L9 is second td noneli and has been longer in Birmingham than any specialist there. "Truth, merit and honor always win," and in that line pr. Hellnwsy stands in the tEaRk rank. ----
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-03
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS . ' An Old and Well-Tried Remedy,

has been used for over fifty years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teetlling with perfect success. It sootIes cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part of the world Be sure and ask for MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP and take no other kind 25c bottle.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-03


 street. corner 5th avenue. 714tf FOR RENT AFTER OCTOBER 1ST. 't 3o1 and SOS 10th street, double store, 55x1o0 feet, corner 3d avenue.
 1922 2d avenue, single store, 25x12O feet 213 goth street, single store, 20xS0 feet and four rooms upstairs.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-03
MISCELLANY EOUS.

MONEY loaned on centrally located resi- M dences at per cent straight. Brooks x Brooks, Watts Building. c-25-sun- tue -tf [ NOTICE-On September IS we will sell one lN brown horse led Dan for board bill due by I. L. Fraleigh. City Stable Company ,s per I. L. Levy. 20 At tues,
 MONEY TO LOAN-I have placed in my MI hands several thousand dollars to loan improved city property. Jack W. John son, Union Depot. S15tE
 MONEY TO LOAN-On furniture, without re- M moval, from $1O up. S. R. Searle, 17th street. between lst and Ed avenues. my2T3m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
DZIEWICA.
przez
(Clag dalszy.)
| V
Julians ~Baczyhskiego.

obozie kr6la Karola wierzyli
w cudownosc Joanny. Byll
tacy, CO niedowierzali m}odej
dzjewczynie, czemu dziwie sic
ME MONA, DO przeciez bywal'
talszywi prorocy, pred kt6ry'
mi ostrzega Pismo $wiete.
Plerwszy przystapi} ku niej
arcybiskup z Reims i badaw.
GEO W MIA sic wpatrzy}.
Joanno - rzek{ -
trudno nam uwierzyt W twoIe
Boskie pos}annictwo, moze
ME Boska, ale szatahska "
tobie si&a. Jesli, jak m6wisz,
Bog wybra& cie "a narzedzie
swej wolf, W imie lego
pokaz nam cud jaki, abvsmy
uwierzyli, les istota cd Boga
wybrana.
Joanna podniosla oczy ku
niebu, reke przylozy}a do
piersi i odpowiedzia}a skrom-
ME:
Me ola tego porzuci}am
owieczki mole, rodzine i
i wioske moja, abym wan
cuda pokazywat mia}a. Bog
Observation-Disclosures wys}ali
mic, abym oswobodziIa Orlean
i ten, a ME inny cud wkr6tce
ujrzycie.
Potem rozmawiali z MIA
doktorowie / uczeni, badali ia
/ zadawali jej rome trudne
pytania. Ma to wszystko
odpowiadala skromnie:
Me jestem ia zadna
uczona, ME umiem ami A ami
B, ale przychodze w imie
Boga oswobodzic Orlean i
zaprowadziG kr6la ma koro-
nacye do Reims.
Kr6lu = rzekl ksiaze
Orleahski, patrzac zachwy'
tenn w Sliczna twarz !oanny,
pozw6l, MECH ia Boska
dziewica stanie ma czele
wojska, MECH mas wiedzie
naprz6d, a my "a MIA ma
oslep p6jdziemy....
Joanna prowadz hufce
mole, a wy ksiazeta badzcie
lei pos}uszni. A re walczyc
bedziesz w imieniu mojem,
przyjmij ten OTTO wspanla}y
miecz %woienny.
Me, krolu Karolu! =
rzekla Joanna ME wezme
tego miecza, DO moe Boska
inny mi wyznaczy}a.
Jakiego wiec MECCA zadasz?
w miescie Fierbois ma
cmentarzu kosciola sw. Harry
nv lest sk}ad starej broni,
przechowywanej z dawnych
zwycieskich wojen. Tam kaz
szukat MECCA, kt6rym nam
walczyc.
- Kt6l go odnajdzie?
Poznasz 60 po trzech zlotYch
liliach, wyrznietych ma klindzie.
NIECE to s}awnego kr6la
Karola M}ota!
- Daj mi takze do reki =
mowila dalej Joanna, sztandar
bialy z czerwonym rabkiem.
Ma MIN ma bye kr6.
Iowa Niebios z slicznem
Dzieciatkicm Jezus. unoszaca
sic mad kula ziemska, tax jak
w widzeniu sic ukazala.
Zaczeto szukac tego satan
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

poteznego Roga, kt6ry Gle
zes}a}, a my niegodni i grzesz.
nicy "a toba podazymi.
| zrobil mad MIA i mad obec.
nymi znak krzyza swietego.
Pochyli}y sic g}owy, zywiei
zablly serca j goraca ku niebu
poplyne}a modlitwa . oswo.
dzenie drogiej ojczyzny, {
wygnanie srogiego n%a]ezdnika'
Zerwa}a sic Joanna i stane}s
ma srodku VOLTAGE:
-Rycerze francuzcy! zanin
ruszycie ma wroga, wpierw
oczysccie vase serca swiets
s%powiedzia i przyjmijcie Pre-.
najetszy Sacrament. A
dajac przyk}ad z siebie, sauna
najprz6d przystapi}a do Sa.
kramentu Pokuty i przyjela
Komunie. Potem w}ozy}a ma
siebie biala, blyszczaca zbroje,
przypasa}a do boku NIECE,
kt6ry jej przyniesiono,
dosiad}a dzielnego, karego
konia.
Ma widok jej rycerskiej
postaci ozywili sic zo}nierze,
dow6dzcy zr6wnali szeregi, a
Joanna re wzniesionym sztan-
darem stojac ma przedzie,
zacheca]a ich do waikiki,
obiecujac zwycieztwo. Pod
wp}ywem tego W wojsku
znikna} nie}ad i rozpreze-
ME. Joanna da}a znak do
wymarszu i oddzia}y wyruszy}y
pod Orlean, kt6ry oblegali
Anglicy. Wsuneli sic "
skaliste wawozy, gdzienieg-
die krzewem poresie, z
ostroznoscia wspinali sic ma
CORY i wnet znalezli sic pred
wysokim wa}em wzgorz, z
poza kt6rego dochodzi} lekki
szmer ludzkich gios6w. Joanna
w%strzyma}a konia, zwr6ci}a
sic do zolnierzy irzek}a cicho:
= Ia tym wa}em znajduje
sic ob6z nieprzyjaci6f, kt6rzy
detad ME wiedza O as.Zanim
wpadniemi ma nich, wydajcie
g}osny okrzyk: II Begiem i
dziewica!"
- II Bogiem ~dziewica!'
- zabrzmia}e z 'tysiaca piersi
i wnet odezwaly sic trabki i
bebny wojenne.
Zapalit pochodnie i
rzucac ognie do namiot6w
wroga!
Mech ginie Cd ognia i
miecza! Naprz6d!
l z choragwia W reku wsko-
ma wa}y a "a MIA rzucili
sic zo}nierze. Z daleka widae
umykalace re stanowisk
straze angielskie, a radosne
zwycieskich Francu-
z6w ODDLY sic tysiacznem
echem pc skalistych wzgorzach
V.
Anglicy poniesli stanowcza
porazke. Zawstydzeni niepo-
wodzeniem dokladali teraz
wszelkich starah, ably zdobyt
Orlean. Dotad tax swietnie
sic powodzi}o, lyle kraju
zabrali i W Paryzu swego
kr6la Henryka ukoronewali
francuzka korona. Wodzowie
ich, a miedzy mimi najdziel-
nieIc1v Talbot czv,Dil ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10

wal sic Talbot - z wasze]
przyczyny hahba pc raz
picrwszy spotka}a nasze ivy
ciezkie dotad hufce.
- Jenerale, ME przez ludzl,
ale przez czartowska size
zostalismy pokonani.
= Giupota, ME zas moe
czartowska!- krzyknal strasz-
ny Talbot. - Wy tchorze !
i zabobonni Burgundowle,
pierwsi bezwstydnia poczells-
Gle uciekat.
Me szukaj zaczepki i
ME posadzaj nikogo, DO
pop}och byl powszechny i
przyczyna kleski nadzwyczaj ma
- mowi} niespokojnie ksiaze
FLIP.
Ksiqze Burgundzki ma
wieki wicklow shahbi} nasza
waleczna armie, = zawo{ai
m}ody w6dz Lionel.
Niewdziecznicy! ia was
wprowadzilem do kraju. do
stolicy, ia ukoronowa1em
waszcgo Henryka, a wy mi
tax sic odwzieczacie.
O, i bez ciebie byllbys-
my to uczynili; a unikneli-
bysmy hahby kt6ra mas
spotka}a.
- Ma smier6 / pickle!
= krzyknal ~zrywajac sic
zdrajea FLIP. - Kiedy tax,
z mojem wojskiem
i wnet W ca}em mem ksiestwie
Burgundzkiem wszystek lud
przeciw wan powstanie.
Przyskoczy} ku niemuTabst.
- Znamy Gle zdrajco! =
zawolal. = Z Karolem jesteS
konszachtach, ale znajdziemy
spos6b ma TIVE sid}a szatah-
= Poczeka]cie! - krzykn2i
i chwycil "a bron FLIP.
B}ysne}y niece wojsko bur-
grundzkie wsr6d strasznego
rozdraznienia stane}o pod
broniq. Byloby moze przysz}e
do krwi rozlewu, ale AnglicY
bali sic napadu cd tylu il
pozwolili odejs6 ksieciu Bur
gundzkiemu, kt6ry pc niedaw-
nych, swietnych zwycieztwach,
zdawal i'm sic bye niepotrzeb-
ny teraz.
= Jak SWAT swiatem ME
bedzie Anglik Francuzowi
bratem! - zawolal "a MIN
Odchodzacy Burgundowie
DO granic niedalekiego ksie-
silva odgrazali sic jeszcze
b}yska)aca brenia. /
- Wodzowie - zawolai
Talbot = sami jestesmy il
sami winniSmy zmazae Ponie-
hahbe. 1naczej wstyd ma
plemieniu naszemu.
Teraz ma spoczynek, a jutro
rano do Walk z kobietami i
strachami francuskimi. Jutro
Orlean wziac musimy!
Wtem uslyszal szelest Cd
Dolecialy go dalekie
szybko uciekajacych
kreki stawa}y sic coraz
q}osniejsze, W ciemnosci ujrza}
blyszczacej piki.
Nieprzyiaciel nadchodzi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-10-10
!!!BEZPkATNIE

]e0n3k W1e1eM
Wszyscy p6lroczni prenumera
orowie Golca ! Zskry otrzymuja
zupe}n1e bezp1atnie drugie pismo
humorystyczne P. t.
Weso4y Kurjerek.
Gonaec Lkra czasop1smo
illustrowane, cd lat l6tu wycho-
dz9ce We Lwowie, 30; lada
trese niezmiernle obfta, urozmal-
coma, pozyteczna i patryotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza w1eksze i
mniejsze dobre p 0 W S IVY
chodz1 try razY ma mlesi9c. w e.
Kurerek jest zupe}nle
oddzlelnem encouragement a.
rowanem pismem wycho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac - razem
tedY kazdY prenumerator otrzymu.
je m~iesieczn1e piec nuperow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy przy-
jenny pokarm VI ogole, a "a dobry
humor ciet7 dowclp " szczegole
- redakc:' porecza, p1zyczem
doda]e, re fedakcJa obydw6ch
p1sm prowadzona TEST " ten spo-
sob, IL pisma te ME So bvnajmniej
lokalne, ecz 1nteres1la ca{Y .:go}
polskl. Polacv zam;eszkali "
Ameryce, znajda " r'ch wszystko,
co lylko ola pokrzepien1a ducha
polskiego %potrzeba, 3 obok poucza-
lacel, 1nteresujace] pozytecznel
tresci Gofca Iskry. humor /
doxcip W esoIego Kurer.
k a rozpedza i'm n,e]edna teskna !
ciezka chw1le zycia ia obczyzn1e
Prenumerata pofroczna z
przeselka do AmerYkl wynosl tYlko
d wa dolarY- Nadselajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d DIARY. otrzYmuJe natychmiast
oprocz pism po%wYzszYch, J~eszcze
franco bezplarna premie: Prenu-
MONA W kazdei chwili.
zalegie numera. lub poczatk1 po-
wlescl ma zadaEie xazdY nowy
prenumerator otrzYmu]e darmo.
Prenumerate Z AmerYh nal
dogodniei przesefae doiarami pa
plerowymi " Istach rekomendo-
wanYch, Tub tez przekazem poc.te
wynn pod adfesem.
AdministracJa Gosca ! kk71
III. hraszenskiego %
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA
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SEARCH FOR CHILDREN.
The DeIuded Woman Led
From City to City in a
Vain Hunt.
TOWARDS CLOTHES IDENTIFIED
One Murder at Least May Be Fas-
tened Upon the Insurance
SWindler.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 10.-Mrs.
PitZel and her daughter Dessa, the only
child that escaped the clutches of II. ii.
Holmes, went before Coroner Carter this
morning. Mrs. Pitzel, while looking upon
the trinkets found in the chimney of the
Irvington House, where little Howard
Pitzel's charred remains were found, went
into Mysteries and sobbed almost continu-
ously during her testimony. She told OF
the disappearance of the three children
from st. Louis September %, 1894, in
company with Holmes, and of her travels
to Indianapolis, Chicago, Toronto, Ogdens-
burg, New York and Montreal searching
for them, and stated that Holmes had
said the children would join her as soon as
she saw her husband.
Mrs. Pitzel positively identified the tie,
pin, shoes and buttons as those of little
Howard, and when the murdered child s
overcoat was produced, her hysterical grief
was pitiful to look upon. She identified
the coat absolutely and an unexpected de-
velopment was the fact that button and
crochet hook were identified as being the
property of Alice, the Oldest girl, who was
murdered in Toronto. The trunk was
also identified. Dessa, the daughter, like
wise identified every article.
Mrs. Pitzels health seems completely
shattered and again and again she had to
be consoled while telling the awful details
of Holmes perfdy. The Coroner and the
Prosecuting Attorney sought to find the
motive which led Mrs. Pitzel to go at
Holmes bidding from city to city.
HE told me would see my husband"
said Mrs. Pitzel, with culver in her
voice. "He told me I would find Ben.
First it was one thing and then another, to
put me off. He would tell me that Ben
had been drinking and l could not see
him. In Toronto he gave as his excuse
that some one had watched him when he
rented house and that it would not be
safe for me to meet my husband there"
"But as to the children, Mrs. Pitzel !;
where did you suppose they were all this
timer"
II thought they were in Indianapolis all
the time" she said. "Oh, it seems that
no one can understand" she said, the tears
coming to her eyes, ''until I always go
back to the beginning. You see, when Mr..
Pitzel and Holmes talked of this con-
spiracy Ben told me about it, and said l
would be party to no such thing. l
told him that if he did / would take the
children. You see, it was because l said
this that Holmes kept the children, and
said that I must see Ben before I took
them back home with me.
my husband asked me to write letter
about the conspiracy, and I said that l
would not do it. Finally he wrote and
&n1I hat he lott he
would come back home to me. Oh, it was
such relief so think that he would come
back that I wrote the letter. 1t came out
in Philadelphia afterward. That was the
way became involved in the conspiracy"
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any statement of his side of the case, say
ing that it would not be fair to the COM
mittee to do SO.
AS the reporter rowed by the Defender
on the way TO the Atlantic Clubs float the
crew of the Defender had cast loose the
lashings made Immediately after the
mishap occurred and the extent OF
the damage could be better seen. The top
mast buckled right over to the port side as
soon as the temporary support was taken
away. The mainmast is uninjured. The
men were getting down the topmast and
making preparations to repair the dam
ages. The Defender used her well fitting
suit of sails to-day with the exception OF
the white club topsail.
A prominent member of the Atlantic
Yacht Club who was near the starting line
at the time of the accident said the claim
of the foul ought not to be allowed, in his
opinion. He said that the Defender re-
fused to give way until it came to ques-
ton as to whether the Valkyrie should
foul or run into the judges boat, and she
decided on the former course.
The regatta committee will not decide
the protest before tomorrow. 1t is gener-
ally believed the decision will be in favor
of the Defender.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-11
WAS A MARKED MAN.
Murder of a RancIer Hho Vas Noted for
Cattle SteaIiu0.

Murder of Rancher Hho Vas Noted for
ttle-Stealing.
LARAMIE, WYo., Sept 10. William
Powell, one armed ranchman living on
Horse Creek, was shot and instantly killed
this morning by an unknown person.
Powell had many times been before the
courts for cattle-stealing, but he always es-
capped conviction.
This morning he left his ranch with his
hired man to work in hay field two miles
distant. On the way his wagon broke
down and the hired man was sent back to
the ranchbouse for tools and material to
repair the vehicle. The man had gone but
a few hundred yards when the report of a
rife rang out upon the air, and the hired
man turning saw Powell fall from the
wagon. Fearing that he himself was fated
the frightened man fastened on to the
ranch, where he met the mail-carrier just
starting for Laramie, who brought the re-
port of the murder.
Some time ago when a man named
Lewis, reported to be a famous rustler liv-
ing in that country, was shot. Powell stated
while in Laramie that he also was marked
to be killed, but that he was prepared for
them, and it was known that he usually
carried Q gun, which he could use with
deadly effect, being fearless and a good
shot
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days race for the America cup, will say
tomorrow that, however slight the dam
age sustained by the American boat in be-
ing fouled just before the starting-gun
was fired, it was probably sufficient to
affect the result of the contest.
The Morning Post. which prints the re-
port furnished by the Reuter- Telegraph
Company. will say that after Mr.. Iselin
had made protest both yachts ignored
the recall signal. 1t is clear, the Post will
further say, that both boats were disquali-
fed in failing to obey the committed s
signal.
The Daily News will say: 1t is evident
that the Defender and the Valkyrie III are
beautifully matched and that this fact
promises to make the races between them
interesting to the very end.
The Daily Chronicle will say: We can
not consider the result of to-day's race a
clear win for the Valkyrie III. The paper
admits also that the Defender is showing
herself the better craft in both light and
strong winds.
The Times will say that Lord Dunraven
and his countrymen will feel that sue
cess which can plausibly be disputed is
not the sort of victory that Britons love to
win. The cup committees decision will
be accepted Loyalty by the competitors and
their countrymen.
The Standard will say that the first two
races have thrown very little light upon
the respective merits of the yachts and
the final result is still an open question.
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straight for the night the crew skipped
about like parcel of schoolboys in a
playground, and when the word was
given TO go aboard the tender they
simply fell into their pair of collapsible
dingies, out of very exuberance of spirits.
Then the two patches of sailors began to
race to see which could reach their floating
home first, and the pulling and shouting
and cheering that ensued brought Arthur
Glennie and II. Maitland Kersey out on
the deck of the City of Bridgeport. There
they stood and watched with smiles the
struggles and antics of the crew until the
tenders side was reached.
A reporter rowed out to the Valkyrie in
order to obtain the Englishmen's views on
the burning question of the moment,
namely, upon whom rested the response
bility for the Defenders mishap. There
was, however, disinclination on the part
of the Britishers to speak about the mat
ter. On the City OF Bridgeport, whittier
Lord Dunraven, Mr.. Kersey and Mr.. Glen
ME had Immediately proceeded upon the
arrival of the Valkyrie at Bay Ridge, the
reporter was in fact met with an absolute
refusal to talk
"Well, VIII you answer me one pertinent
question ?" he asked.
mo; not even what my christian name
isl
When Mr. Glennie was informed that
public opinion was inclined to blame the
Valkyrie for the collision and to attribute
unfairness to the British boat, Mr.. Glennie
exclaimed:
ave don't care what the public thinks
and must ask you to leave this boat"
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DONE IN A JEALOUS RAGE.
Carpenter Rose Shot Woman aud Then
Himself.

Carpenter Rose Shot Woman aud Then
Himself.
DENVER, CoLo., Sept. 10.-In jealous
rage William Rose, carpenter, left his
work, purchased revolver and repaired
to the home of Mrs. Phil Kuhn, on South
Thirteenth street, this morning, deter
mined to compel her to live with him or
else die with him.
In the presence of her adopted child,
upon her refusal to 60 with him, Rose
fired four times as she was attempting to
escape from the room, three bullets taking
effect 10 her back.
Rose left the house, but finding that q
number of people were in pursuit, he
turned the muzzle of the revolver to his
throat and sent bullet into his head.
The woman was fatally injured, but Rose
will recover. Both remained conscious,
the woman remorseful and penite mt, the
man defiant.
Rose left family in Magma, Ohio, two
years ago and came west to live dissolute
life, meeting Annie McEwen, called
Blonde Annie" with whom he associated.
she has a mother and sisters in York,
Nebr. She married Phil Kuhn, a saloon
keeper, some eleven years ago, but home
ties never bothered her or him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-11
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Patents Issued and Pensions Granted to
Ca{ifOTsttdns.

Patents Issued and Pensions Granted to
Cafiforntans.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 10.-Pat-
ents have been issued as follows:
California-Charles E. Darling, San
Francisco, concentrating or separating
machine for minerals; Hans G. Behr, San
Francisco, centrifugal pump; Milton h.
Cook and J. Houston, San Francisco,
leather stretcher; William Curlett, San
Francisco, pipe coupling; Charles Evans,
San Francisco, propelling and steering
steamboats,; George A, Friedrich, San
Francisco, apparatus for drawing and
serving steam beer; Edmund E. Katz, San
Bernardino, alarm clock; Michael L: Merry,
Chico, gas generator; George E. Mil;ikeu,
Mentone, ice-cutting machine; Thomas
Pilkinton, San Francisco, amalgamating
apparatus for extracting gold; Ernest L..
Ransome, Oakland, mold; Daniel 8.
Regain, assignor of two-thirds to B. W.
Birrell, San Francisco, and M. j. Egan,
Brooklyn. N. Y, power transmitter.
Oregon-Richard Ponnay, assignor of
one-half to II. G. Campbell, Portland,
rotary steam motor.
The postotfices at Pebble, Siskiyou
County, and Ravenna, Los Angeles
County, have been discontinued and here
after mail for these towns must be ad-
dressed to Elk Lawn and Acton, respec-
lively.
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing: California: Original-Amasa r.
Cummings, San Diego. Renewal-James
Haver, Pasadena.
Oregon: Original-John ]. Wlseman.
Dallas. Increase-James Smyth, Summer
vile.
Washington: Original - William H.
Benfeld, Toledo.