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The herald., 1895-03-07

CLASS IL.
Best exhibit of Villa Franco lemons, thr rec
premiums
j. w. Freeman. Ontario, first premium.
HARDWOOD Bros, Ontario. second premium.
J. L. Packard, Pomona, third premium.
CLASS IL.
Best exhibit of Eureka lemons three prem
iums.
Little Bros, Ontario, first premium.
Ensley & Griswold, ontario, second prem
ium.
J. W. Freeman, Ontario, third premium.
CLASS ID.
Best packed box of oranges.
Miss May Houston, Pomona, first premium.
Chas. L. Wilson, Los Angeles, second premium.
CLASS ID
Best packed box OF lemons.
w. c. Omission. AZusa, first premium.
George A. Belts. Placentia, second premium.
Glasses 10 ana 10 will be published tomor-
row. not finished.
CLASS IT.
Best 80 specimens of st. Michaels, three
premiums
". +. Grow Highlands, fl rst premium, So 6.
w. IL. Backus, Riverside, second premium,
S5.3
Mrs N, E. Darling, Riverside, third prem
ium, 90 ]
Glass ls not finished; will be published to-
morrow.
CLASS 10.
Best thirty specimens of any variety of Jap
anese oranges
A. T. HARDWOOD, Ontario, first premium, Tan
gerlneS, IS points,
The herald., 1895-03-07

rooms in connection with the fair, who
secured these pledges, expect their friends
to report to them either Thursday or Fri
day and thus show that tn i pledges
have been redeemed
Friday night there will be an auction
sale of the fruit entered for the Chamber
of Commerce medal. There are twenty
five boxes of this, the choicest fruit 1t the
fair, and bidding is expected to be very
lively. The box that takes the medal
ought to sell for a big price.
As Friday is Los Angeles County day a
great crowd is expected from all sections
of the county The Pasadena people
have put off their attendance at the fair
until that day, and it is expected that
several thousand will come down from
the Crown of the Valley to swell the throng
OF sightseers. Special trains will be run
from various points and an especially fine
musical programme will be rendered with
view to suit the tastes of the visitors for
that day.
Some complaints have been made by
people in the country about the Southern
Pacific railroad not making more liberal
rates while the fair is in progress. A Long
Beach man, for instance, says the special
rate made from that city is a reduction of
only five cents from the regular round
trip fare. He says the saving of one nick
ell is no inducement to the people of that
section to come to the fair. Had half
rate been made the attendance from the
country would be much larger, no doubt.
The herald., 1895-03-07

premium for the greatest number of
orange and lemon products. he exhibiting
twenty-three distinct articles manufact-
ured from these fruts-a wonderful
showing
Today will be special musical day at the
falr. The afternoon programme will con-
slst largely OF selections from the famous
operas of Richard Wagner, which are
given IN response to the many requests
that the Cassasa band give Wagner pro-
gramme. Those who fail to attend will
miss rare treat
tirely OF selections requested by visitors to
the fair, and is an unusually brilliant col
lection of musical gems.
Thursday Afternoon Programme
Following is today's programme in de-
tail.
In response to large number of re-
quests from the musical people of Los
Angeles, 1T has been decided to offer a
programme composed chiefly of selections
from Wagner's famous operas.
Grand overture, Rienzi, X. Wagner.
klenN was the first composition to attract
the attention of the musical world to Wagner.
Although inferior to his later works, it is a
work OF rare genius.
Suite, Peer Gynt Grieg. ta) Morning; tb)
Death OF Ase; &c, Anitfa's dance; (d) Dance OF
the mountain imps-by request
Solo for cornet. Grand ARIA, Lost Chord, Sir
"A oulilNdD-Nll1 Il. bates.
Grand selection, FLYING Dutchman r. Wag-
ner-By request.
Fest march, Tannhauser. r. Wagner.
Ten minutes intermission.
Grand Mosaic Lohengrin, X, Wagner.
Grand selection. Tannhauser, r. Wagner.
war march, Rienzi, Il. Wagner.
Charles H. Cassasa, Director.
Evening Concert
The selections given in this programme
have received the largest number of votes
IN the request boxes placed in the hall.
Pop lar songs and marches, for which
there is a considerable demand, will be
rendered as encores and extras.
Grand overture, Tannhauser R Wagner
(a.l swedish Wedding March -. .Soerderman
% lniermezza Rusticana.. ....... .Mascs gni
La Serenade ......... Schubert
Solo for cornet. viii E. Bates
Grand operate selection, lombard 49, Verdi
Ride OF the walkuIes and magic fire scene,
..-....-.. ..-..-............. Nagner
Ten minutes intermission.
overture, Poet Il Peasant. ....... Suppe
quo for eornet, Mr.. and Mrs. Bates. Bent
Popular selection Mikado ........ sullivan
March Professional, Aids. ......... - Verdi
CHARLES Fl. CAssAsA, Director
Friday will perhaps be the most inter-
eslng day of the entire fair. 1t will be
Fruit Exchange day in the strictest sense
OF the term. The exchange officials have
taken the matter in hand and intend to
make 1T day to be remembered They
have invited all the members of the
Chamber of Commerce, the Board of
Trade, the Merchants Association, the
members of the Los Angeles Clearing
House, and the editors OF all the daily and
trade papers OF the city, to meet the
representatives of the Fruit Exchange at
the Pavilion at IL 100 O'Clock. for the pur-
The herald., 1895-03-07
A STRANGE BENEFAC1'OR.
Remarkable Story of How Man
Helped Relieve Suffering In
Hundreds OF Homes.


(ITronl the Brooklyn, NJ Y, Standard U1lion.l
There is a curious character in Blissville,
the southern extreme of Long Island CITY.
who is known to everybody, including
children, as 'the DOCTOR" although his
advice has always been gratuitous and he
has but one remedy.
Joseph j. Myers, "the DOCTOR" is the
proprietor of the Homestead Hotel, where
Standard Union reporter found him last
night.
"What is the secret of my remedy?" he
smilingly observed, in response to question.
"There is no secret. Neither am doctor;
and there hasn't been one in my house for
almost quarter of century. My doctor
stands up there on the safe in the form of
Perry Davis Pain-Killer, and under no
circumstances would | allow myself to be
without bottle.
II was once afflicted by liberated sore
throat and my position became so critical
that three physicians, who had been called
in consultation, gently broke the yarn to
me that my days were numbered. An appli-
cation of Pain Killer was suggested. / tried
it. A week later | was back at my work.
ga few weeks afterwards a neighbours
wife was suffering from the same affection.
/ sent a bottle to her, and in a few DAYS she
came to nv house to thank me for having
saved her life.
"My oldest boy, last winter was attacked
with inflammatory rheumatism. applied
PainKiller and drove every vestige of the
malady out of his system.
my two boys were brought through q
siege of diphtheria, at time when the dis.
ease was widespread, and the Pain-Killer's
success with them induced me to send a
dozen bottles to neighbors whose children
were also Frustrated In every instance it
effected a cure. That's why they call me
"Doctor" in Blissyille."
The herald., 1895-03-07

Q: S Pitcher, ontario, second premium, Tan
- W. H.. Baekus Riverside. third premium
langerlnes, 500 points.
CLASS 20.
Not finished.
CLASS 81.
Best thirty. specimens OF Seeding oranges
W. ii. Backus, Riverside first premium, 81. 8
points.
J. II. F. Jarchow, San Gabriel, second prem.
ium, S7.5 points.
l. B, Wickoff, Nordhoff, third premium, $50
points.
Not finished
Best thirty specimens of any variety Of cured
lemons, nine premiums.
Little Bros, Ontario, first premium.
John Holman. CuCamonga, second premium
u X Ihayer, Cucamonga. Third premium.
). W. Freeman, Ontario, fourth premium,
q. T. HARDWOOD, Ontario, fifth premium.
O. W lltten, Ontario, sixth premium.
). W Freeman, Ontario, seventh premium.
W A. Robb. ontario, eighth premium.
EnsIey ~ Grlswold, Ontario, ninth premium.
CLASS "a,
Best exhibit of lines, two premiums.
W H. Backus, Riverside, first premium. 100
points.
E. {. winslow Highland, second premium,
50 points.
CLASS 25.
Best exhibit OF grape fruit.
z. o. Whitman, Chula Vista, first premium
100 points.
Elmer Gilbert. Cotton, second premium, 90
points,
CLASS IS.
Best display of shaddocks.
W..R. lngham, Highlands, first premium.
CLASS II.
Best citron of commerce
l, D. Baily, san Diego, first premium.
u. ID. Johnson, Norwalk, second premium
CLASS %.
Best exhibit of prenered ri tron
Mrs. M. McLaren, san Diego, first premium.
CLASS 20.
Best gallon olive OIL
J. l.. Rowland. Pomona first premium.
Frank kimball, National City, second
premium.
Best gallon of picked olives.
Henry W heeler, Pomona, first premium.
Frank kimball. National City, second prem
ium.
CLASS 81.
Best 20 pounds OF packed raisins
W. II. Backus. Riverside, first premium.
Boston Ranch, San Diego second premium
CLASS SO.
Products OF otange and lemon.
S. NJ. Woodbridge % specimens, first pre-.
MUM.
Mrs. NJ McLaren, San Diego, 10 specimens,
second premium.
E G. Driffel, Pomona, Marmalade, first
premium.
Mrs. ,shorting, South Pasadena. Marmalade,
second premium.
Miss G McNab. Riverside, Marmalade, third
premium.
Mrs A. W. Cottrell, Riverside, Marmalade
fourth premium.
CLASS So.
Products OF semi-tropic fruits
Mrs, A. w. Cottrell, Riverside picked figs.
first premium.
Mrs. A. W Cottrel Riverside, Jamaica jelly,
first premium.
Mrs, A. W. Cottrell, Riverside guava jelly,
first irenium.
Mrs: w. C. Fuller, Cotton, pomelo Jelly, first
premium,
Mrs. W. c. Fuller, Cotton, pomelo marina
lade. first premium
Mrs. Shorting youth Pasadena, guava paste,
first premium.
The excellent quality of the fruit this
year makes it very difficult for the Judges
to decide as to the merits of the different
exhibits. In many instances the decis-
ions are SO close that only tenth of one
per cent divides first and second premi-
ums, as shown in the following example,:
CLASS 5.
The herald., 1895-03-07
Best exhibit Of Washington Navels;

According to this table J. f. Cutter re-
ceives first premium, the Arlington
Heights Fruit Association second, and S.
A. Overholzer third, only small fraction
separating the various grades.
In the competition in class three for the
best exhibit of budded and Seeding
oranges, the scale ran as follows: W. II.
Backus 9l.9 points; J. S. Castleman.
91.7; J. +. Cutter, 89.4; II. }. Nichols,
72.6; O. S. Picher 68.7; W. S. Corwn,
6S.2.
1t will be seen from the foregoing list OF
premiums that ". II. Backus OF River
side is very lucky exhibitor, he having
taken first prize in more different classes
than any other single exhibitor.
The first prize for grape fruit goes to
G. o. Whitteman of Chula Vista, San Diego
county.
w. r. Ingham OF Highland takes
first premium for shaddocks.
l.. d. Bailey of San Diego was award
ed first premium for the citron of com
merce.
J. i. Rowland OF Pomona got first
prize for the best gallon OF olive oil, and
Henry Wheeler of Pomona the first
premium for the best gallon of picked
olives.
Mr.. Backus of Riverside exhibited the
best box of raisins.
DR.. S. M. Woodbridge captured the first
The herald., 1895-03-07
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The herald., 1895-03-07

% are exceptions The "Thirtics" are
yet to be judged and the Chamber of Com
merce medal to be awarded. The out
come of both of these contests is eagerly
awaited.
Superintendent Virgins was busy all
day yesterday distributing, ribbons to the
winners of premiums. By nightfall the
prize fruit was handsomely decorated
with blue, crimson and yellow ribbons
denotina. first, second and third prem
ums respectively.
Following is list of all the premiums
awarded to date, including those an
nounced yesterday:
CLASS /.
For best exhibit of citrus fruits by any of
southern California Fruit Exchanges:
San Antonio Fruit Exchange 90 points
Riverside Fruit Exchange, Ss points.
Duarte MDnrovia Fruit Exchange 85 points,
san Berns, rdiuo Fruit Exchange, "a points.
Semi-Troptc Fruit Exchange, II points
orange County Fruit Exchange. 90 points.
CLASS 2
For best exhibit OF citrus fruits from any
association or locality:
Pomona Frclit Association, 90 points
Ontario Fruit Association 81 points.
Duarte CitT.1s Association. 81 points.
Riverside Heights Association 80 points.
Highland Fruit Growers Association, 80
Pacappa Fruit Growers Association, so
points
CLASS g.
Best exhibit OF budded or seeding oranges;
six premiums;
W. H. Backus, Riverside. first premium, 91.9
points
J. $ Castleman, Riverside, second premium,
9L7 points
j. Z. Cutter, Riverside, third premium, s94
H. J. Nichols, Pomona. fourth premium,
70 points
0. S. Pitcher. Ontario, fifth premium, 6s.7
points
W. S. Corwin, Highland, sixth premium 6s.2
points.
CLASS 4.
Best exhibit of lemons OF any variety; six
premiums;
J. w Freeman, ontario, first premium.
Ensley & Griswold, ontario, second premium
HARDWOOD Bros, ontario, third premium.
W. A. Robb Ontario, fourth premium
" 7, GROW. Highland, fifth premium.
W. NJ Stroud Cucamonga, sixth premium
CLASS 3.
Best exhibit OF Washington navels, four
premiums.
J. b. Gutter. Riverside, first premium.
Arlington Heights Association, second pre-
$ A overholzer, Covina, third premium.
Everest Rancho Riverside, fourth premium.
CLASS Is
Best exhibit OF Mediterranean sweets, three
pre- NUNS.
j. A Maddox, Duarte, first premium, 921
points.
j. S. Castleman, Riverside second premium,
S26 points.
Arlington Heights Association, Riverside,
tnlru premium, IHo points,
CLASS 7.
Best exhibit of any variety OF blood oranges,
three premiums.
J. f. Cutter, Riverside, first premium, 94.s
points
A. ]. Twogood, Riverside, second premium.
90 points
George q Dole, Riverside, third premium,
91.9 points.
CLASS 3.
Best exhibit of ST. Mchaels, three premiums.
W. H. Backus, Riverside first premium
95.3 points
+. j. smith, Pomona, second premium, 81
points.
d. W. Mcleod, Riverside. third premium, ST
points.
CLASS q.
Rest exhibit of Seeding oranges, three pre-
rniums.
J. S. Castleman. Riverside. first premium,
ST. points.
D. W Mcleod, Riverside, second premium,
50 points.
II, l.. Story, San Diego, third premium, "a
points.
CLASS 10,
Best exhibit OF Lisbon lemons, three pre-
NUNS.
Ensley q Griswold, Ontario, first premium.
W. \. Robb, Ontario, second premium.
J. W. Freeman, Ontario third premium.
The herald., 1895-03-07
CADl0QlIe GGDRlll& I[QDSQIIQltlQue.

FRENCH LINE TO HAWKE.
GOMPANY's PIER (NEW) NO. az NORTH
Y river foot OF Morton ST., New York.
Travellers by this line avoid both travel by
English railway and the discomfort of cross
ing the channel in a small boat.
La rmandie, March 16.
La Bourgogne, March 23.
La Champagne March go
La Gascogne April g.
La Normandie, April ID.
La Bourgogne, April 20.
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris,
first-class $3.50, second-class SIG.
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. 2 Bowling Green. New York.
F. FUGAZI & CO., agents. 5 Montgomery
ave., Fan Francisco Tickets are for sale by all
railroad and steamship offices.
The herald., 1895-03-07
Notice to Stockholders

Los Angeles. Feb. q 1898
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders OF the Los Angeles Terminal Land
Company will be held at the general office OF
the company corner of First and Myers
streets, i'll the city OF Los Angeles, California
on Wednesday, March IL, 1885, at 10 o'clock
a. m, to elect directors to serve for the ensu-
ing year, and to transact such other business
as may come before them.
w. W1NCUP.
IL Secretary
The herald., 1895-03-07
LOS ANGELES TERMINAL RY.

IN EFFECT FEB 18TH. 1895.
Los Angeles depots: East end First.s rect and
Downey-avenue bridges
Leave Los Angeles Tor Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena. Los Angeles
The herald., 1895-03-07

RUBIO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN
Trains leave Los Angeles daily at 8 an,
10 30 am, 40 p m. and pm
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
The Wilmington Transportation steamers
connect for Avalon at East San Pedro with
train leaving Los Angeles 1853 am. daily ex-
cept Sunday, returning at 3 40 pm except
Sunday.
A Daily Daily except Sundays Sup
days only
Stages meet the a. m. and 1925 pm. trains
at Pasadena for Mt. Wilson new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the 8 q m.
train for Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates TO excursions and picnic parties.
Depots east end OF First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
City ticket Office Greenwalds cigal store,
corner Second and Spring streets.
General offices, First-street depot
T. b. BURNETT, General Manager
w. W1NCUP Gen. Passenger ACT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-04
Dromios of Bristol.

There arc Dromios in real life, and here
is tho latest portrait of two gentlemen OF
Bristol, England, who may we'll be called
the DromioS of that ancient city There
arc probably no two brothers in the United
Kingdom more alike in features and dis
position than Il. and J. johnson.
These brothers are Enthusiastically chips
OF ono block. They are of the same age,
height and weight, Same color of hair eyes
and complexion They eat, drink. walk,
run, laugh, cry, sing and speak alike,
while NJ, Bortillon himself would not find
the ditfcrcncco of II millimctCr In the length
of their arms, legs, body, neck, fingers,
thumbs or toes.
This marvellous resemblance follows
them in their personal habits, character
and pursuits Both are of the same ocCl,
Misunderstanding agcntS-both hold the
Same position that of manager in their re-,
spcctivc firms while they are of the same
religious persuasion.
This remarkable affinity also enters into
their matrimonial relations, and Is visited
upon their children. They have married
very similar wives, have zach the same
number Of children-tlvc boys and three
girlS--horn III the same rotation, and rs
much alike Ms If they were brothers and
sisters instead of cousins
Recently I. johnson met his brother in
the street They had not met for week.
n fact which was explained by Mr.. 7 say.
ing that he had been laid up for two days
with II bad cold. upon which it TRANSFERRED
that his brother had actually been laid up
on the same days with exactly the same
complaint Chicago Post
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-04
Diamonds and Electricity.

An inventor has devised an electrical
apparatus for the detection Of sham or
paste diamonds The diamond is mois-
tened and slowly moved toward small
thin disk of aluminium. which Is rapidly
rcyolvcd by an electric motor The contact
of the diamond thus constitutes brake TO
the motion of the disk. If metallic marks
are found on the supposed gem, IL is not
genuine; otherwise, it Is pure stone
The idea is based on the fact that II u
sharp piece Of aluminium be rubbed on
moistcncd glass brilliant metallic mark
ings appear, but the phenomenon is absent
when similar contact is made with a dia
mond. The same inventor is credited with
an electric egg testing device, which con.
sists Of box provided with two holes and
fitted inside with u mirror At 45 degrees
A small electric lamp outside the box
throws light on the egg placed in one Of
the holes in the top Of the box Through
the other mole can W. seen on the mirror
the reflection of the illuminated egg, which
will be clear Of Strcaks and stains, or other
wise. according as !, i stale or sound -
New York Times
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-07-04

radiant in purple, In silver and gold. I
had found 1t warm In packing and was
standing @ithout coat or waIstcoat, q
Maltese straw hat on my head, looking
somewhat like British sailor in summer
attire. She stepped forward and gave me
her hand. Her eyes glistened-and the
thought flashed through my mind that 1t
was the last time l should ever see her
She may have had much the same thought
You have come TO bid me goodby
Irene" l said. But she hardly let me
finish the sentence She threw her arms
around my neck and kissed meas q
queen might have kissed a sailor Then
while her soft white hands clasped my
neck, she said; Must you then go9 Stay
with me, my life''
She would not>have spoken in vain. 1t
seemed 10 me as though soft, tanning
wings were stirring up the passion which
had long lain dormant in my heart and
were making 1t burn and glow, and l be.
gan to feel as If my heart were some in
tammable material which would burst
into an uncomfortable flame I stood
specchlcss, a prey to contending emotions
Presently bent down over the sweet girl
who, as she perceived this raised herself
clasped her arms more tightly round my
neck and pressed her mouth to mine SO
lovingly, SO passionately. so intoxicatingly
Suddenly Kyria Maria appeared at the
door To bid me goodby. We had hardly
sense enough left to feel confused at her
sudden appearance She looked Mt us In
some surprise, but smiled beneyolently, as
If we were two children, and she forgave
us, as we would not do it again. l did not
understand ono half uf what she said to
me, for ! was looking all the time ut
Irene, who, with her handkerchief to her
eyes, was standing vt the window, with
her back to us. At length Jorgi dashed in
with tho news that the horses were ready
and were waiting below. This reused me
L took up my coat and cloak, bade my
four walls adieu and descended the stairs
in silence Aunt and niece followed me,
equally silent
mounted my horse. Kyria Maria ad-
vanccd toward me, gave me her hand.
wishing mo "polla cte'-many years
begged me to greet my father and mother
in Germany for her and hoped should
have II safe and pleasant journey.
Then lrcnc-now somewhat calmcr-
stretched out her little hand to mo
'Ioe mOu, ma me agapas" ca Love me,
my life'), she whispered, her eyes suifuscd
with tears, then went slowly back into tho
cottage while rode sadly away.
My prcScntimcnt was right, | never saw
Ircno again. -BlackwOod' S Magazine