davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

Sbcmien / gnslanO par ensaHS -
iaa tiger gicenitabsmanoene en-
8i1loo til Gbinen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

SoliUrrGberiiagen impo Geolftpr
Sauieu.N Drremple er euot. 5Grhe
StatsaOuOfat Sdluur5 i 5lensbOrs bar
nemlis meopelt: luoeripgelien er iuos
itiGet eiter Observation-Disclosures gllrs
proutno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

8eitrum 5or iraDGreues 5taJt o. gsnusr
b:'enoisis-,s bsr0eo, at BET 5e5assos Dub fin gisoom
at b~orifalos fra bette Siu til, ION Oi balSsr. ct 5sor,.
min 'arc Suiru 9erl5ea @sittum, isoi 1isn,is. gun
bIeO isot sraHopolo. Norge. bsu see auguit 1851. o.
oeoe eitr IN uses 5gssists niue % rolis / 1rOsu paa
fir 6yetisr 4a1tsolss ytor8.n ben l4os april, sittrs
tsosuss TIE ssra. BEN pugits lem Var.
Srso mso beros5 >tso, ]peIiguet UGgs bsuoes yliuoel
Sattou, r. 6atota. 8. (. 29titruu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07
SrGbt peo Spcrfloricl.

SrGbt ueo Sucrfjoriel. SnsOag
Iiten ben l0Oe April ueo Ss3ioen
bRnote | &lRrtemIuoe Den betlo9,li0e
llIptte, at Ell 9ammel Mano, &nuo
Eoulien, i Seiter9aoe bleU oucrtlgrt al
en- @O9u % iaa Hoe tilreot, at ban -
itlpnt Der itrar fOm 99sebjalp. til
Stebe - bpoe 2 Elmer eiter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07
GAM M t.

T~tgsoagen anbuebes 81. II ben 17oe
NprIl | unioeriitetets SetinI, bpor oper
100 Hi9soags mRno, raunlig al Seire
% al De NOoerates % be 5iortens
@ruppsr bare mgote. neutrality-suspicious.,
Saron Geobs8bptt uplGfte bet fsl.
aabue grep, iom iammsnfaloer Rigss
oa9en, os ppfororeoe 3ingene iii at
t%onItltnere fig unoer Gloersiprmrnoe.
1es 9eoelie i ben miOlertioiae 8iass
oa9sbpsnins / 5reoericiagaoe. Sam.
ttol9t blep Der al JIere uo6rast ct So.
UtaJ. apn9en lepe! Der ~beiparepeS mso
nioobbelte Surrarnab.
---
ut 8ailmelt Stib. Sra ajsse fri.
oes Der ben ABE Npril: timber uoz
Sraontn9!n peo ajsse Sapns uboioelie
er maj Tor nogle Gage iiben ca. 5 Sob
llaoer SUroens Soerilaoe itpot paa
Suno'tpttet al ct elore 5artgi paa ca.
40 Joos 99nsoe, Der iormeutlia itams
rler ira ct Snnieitib ira Song Sans
SIo eler Gbriltian ben Nnoens 5ib.
9tselebes iunOtes IA Nlesiin9tar, ben.
llnoo Ell Sles Spauoer, no9le 9ele af
gRoerparer % en- Masie &auperler.
-.-
sol Iloer. BaaitelDroa9 joroeoeS
pan Senne a~irte9auro Ell gammel g tone,
Warsretbe 8a%smusbatter, ium blep
$50 Gar. SHn BAR ipot / grtun9 ueo
9Orlens os tiente iom 4i8e i ajDbeu.
bapn s Gar. Saa blep bun git %
oplRrt til Suroemo0er Os iunsereoe
iom inaoan / ouer so Gar. Snotil bun
tplote SO, bar bun aanosiriit "a funoe
IortaIe me9et ira lin lln9oOm, % lelp
llolte CONNER ftnoe man ie beupe
trIppe ben til gtaboer.
Nanum Seminarinm. &ultuss
mlnllterlet bar irita9et 6orItouoer ior
Statsiemtnariet / 6auum, s. 8. Taars
toit, for ben mjolertioise BeitDrelie al
S%osnetaloet ior SlDrnsbolm % Ntalle
Wtenlsbeoer % iamtlci9 meobelte Den
bos SemlnarIeforitanoer 5aartpit alls
latte, Oroinereoe Wteobi1lper, 3. q.
6iblser, &Onltitution til at beiipre Soos
netaloet.
T0resIe. Spio9eo &ablif / Ial6urs
er M iratrnaot i'm mnrgeaarige Gnls
beospirtiombeO Der / SDen for at upers
tase Gmbeoet lom SerreOsipgeo i&oer
ps Nim 0erreOer. Snoeu bette itete,
bra9te Spraapet bam Ell Iiiteosbilien,
ueo bpilteu 9eililgbeo Der ouerrattes
9r. 0iablff eli mcget unertjenOeuOe %
lIni9renoe Noresie.
SrGbt ueo Sperfjoriel. CnsOa9
Niteu ben 10Oe April ueo Ss5iCcn
bRnote ! &lRriemluoe Den betlo9,li0e
llIptte, at Ell 9ammel Mauo, &nuo
Eoulien, i Seiter9aoe bleU oucrtlgrt al
en- So9n % iaa Hoe tilreot, at ban -
itlDnt Der itrar fOm 9Gsebjalp. til
Stsoe - opoe 2 Elmer eiter.
0DiUrrG0eriiagen impo Geolftpr
Sanien.atDrrempQe er en0t. 56rie
Statsaouofat Sdluar5 / 5lensbOrs bar
nsmIis meppelt: uuoerip9elien er inos
itiqet eiter Observation-Disclosures 9ll,s
proning.
SDlgt Jabrif. Sabrifant Sicd al
Sarfjsbins bar Den 17Oe Ipril iOl9t
oeu bam tilbprenoe Maifiniabrif til
Jabritant Srun i Iptjpbins paa Sal
tier. Spertaselien timber Steo tray.
l%tbuGunelie. lluber 20eu glpril bar
Jinansminiteriet ubnauut 6ulom99tig
peo %ajSbenbauns Imtitue, q. 9. 9ns
o%erieu, til Seltprer al QoliterbrO 9lnts
tues 6ilial i Giu9tlpblns.
~
CHARACTERIZATION. unoer 13oe
Aprll er bet tlQaot 8rOiesip o. 8. 5ureu
at aul99se % bare ben BAN al aons
gen al Yelgien tllbelte 9eturation JON
&iooer al geOpoIossS rocHen.
80 Mar gammel oar ben Glote
8ql9er, iom oeitO9 / De lloite 6OItes
tln9spal9 i 9anmarf. Get par ar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

Tiiialss. -Gipt gus, 3 8arelier,
- Ell GtIjc, 5eii9aeuoe p%itenior 8eit 1e'
cOrab BroeIl. tlliaigs biaiqt. DIE 6uHoe.
trRifes "2ecOrab'Y olea". 42.ti.3
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

CtNafaS. -@oot gus meo 2abe,
- Sr0H6. Gtlerue orr. Nan beuueHoe
III III 3. s. 3aroeitao. Ytulifbauoler 52.tti
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

SHnifes. -YlnOs i Creamery al en-
~ forl,e a.asje5 Buttermaker Sdr fem
Vars GriarinJ % fan "ruune" hoiifenioms
BELT Separator. 8an iiaffe beoite NHbeia
finger paa 5orlar9enoe. NGou b%oDrmeaet
Sc piI betale, ior at ipare 5io. Ioresie:
8. o., Scr %, Glsn ortb, isis. 5L3I
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07
Vait GtenO o 1T.
tiiiaigs cGcr tiaeie.
11omGrfet Warm, tiGafgs.-

~ 27O Ncres / Mtaoliou 1opuibtp. Z Ditl
ira gecorab % 3 Uttl ira Rtogepap, meo 40
9cres Stou IL GiI fra 6armeu. Nur'
i%tcnsbuBniub 900 yaoe, @sdnarp o. aH0te
5myroUmeHts, 9oot tinoeuoeSauo. Q Brouoe
% Dob Stdomgle. Git iuoaieroet. SRl.
seS pda lette Sttadr. Uiau benoiuoe it9
I'll 6. 81. Bafer, 5irit National Baaf,
Iteorat, Sprpy. 4ti.S
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-07

nay. | pOt-l lAer.
rs Liter hLfo / Pegl-24C entiliter, 24100
y. Us Ltll AT en- Liter.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
2~Ineemeiner proouftemmartt.

Sot9enbe 4reiie wur6eu BET srOBeren Qars
tieu ersielt:
Sell is e1, geI6Ga6tet, - Siibner 10
&c.. Sprin8 G6idems s. @9c. 6urfeps Ga
1Oc; G1ten 9@12c.; @Gnie 7@1Oe.
8tl0- 8ratrie @btdeus So. 5O@6.25 per
0ub.; Quoil $1.25@1.65 per Onb. 0ort=
ridge S4.00@4.50 per Oub. QSoobcod 1915
@4.00 per Out, Snipe S1,25 per Oub.
9loDer $-@1.50; &iloeuteu $1.5O@1O. 90
per Outs. &abbtts 9Oc@$2.00; &e6 8@124c.
@ter 30e. per Oubeuo.
8obueu- Nere, nit Der 6anb oes
pfIdte, 1.70@1,72R; alte. $1.45@1.5 SO.
@rbleu 9%etrndnete. oSiine. 93@95c.
&artoffeGn- 9ebrons 56@6Oc; BUR-
banfS $1,000 bas guibet; &ole 52c@57
4eerleB 54c@59c.
@ep ell - $2.O0@$3. 10 per SaB.
gGuanen- 50@S1.5 so per 8un6.
@i%trouer- $2.O0@3.G 90 Die 8or.
&ptelf III eft SloriOa S2.75@S.75 per
8or.
9Omis- @eiBer RGee, III 8funbs obse.
tbetlt, 13R@14c; ui9t 70 BED, 10@12c:
buffet Sc baS Pfun0 /; aus9elaliener 5@6c
Webt- 9arter Q8ei3er (gdteut) paren
augelebt 3u S.. OO@S3. 35, int Sdfern; wei6er
8ei5en CBatent) S2.S5@$3. 10: bartes @eiz
senz (8dfermeb0 s .85@$2.O 90 in 9Gfen;
mei1er 8ei3enz (86derme6D 81. "a @S1. 80;
uGeb Dog ST. 0@S1. 60 III SGdeW; @iuter:
lpei5eu S2.20@S2.4O III @ots.
Eog9en- go. 2 52@523c.
Sen 81. 5O@$10.5O
60 - 8ertGufe I'M Store SEQ. 8 -
c; geo. 3 oelb 424@42ac. @ertGufe na6
Brobe wareH: $40. 8, 394@393c; go. f. 393c.
Us III er ID eta Ell - 8erfdrfe i'm Store,
91o.2 ROTH, 544e@-; go. 8 ROTH sic. O.
Gerf6ufe na6 9rObe 1paren: SEQ. 3 rotber
81 @52c.
@erFe - SEQ. 56@57c.
9ater 8ertdufe I'M @tore, go. 2,
80. @30c. go. 2 peiB 324@c33 No.3 28Rc.
8ertGufe na9 Pro6e waren: Geo. 2, 294@
$3.50.
Sdmereteu - Ita6s s1.42; Gimotbp
S5.40@5.60; &lee SIS. 00@8.40.
2SbiSfep S1.22.
8utter- 8eite @reamerp= 0aare 23c;
quite 21@22c; mittelmGtige 10000; 0oirp,
bete, 2Oc; mltteI9ute unb CUTE 15@17c;
friider Bafin9sStod 7@9c.
ga e-Youu9 Amcrtcau 10@104c; S6weis
Serfdie 10@11Ec, Qimbur9er 81 @10e.
@emi ii e-@ei5traut S4.0O@5.5 80 per 100
8opf. SeQerie 15@30c bas 8ubenb; 8eiBe
Nitbet 2O@23c per 8uibel BEL Der Gar; Stedz
ribem O. bas" TaB Woorriiben -@75c.
per Barrel; 3wiebelm $1.50@S2.O0 per Sap;
@otb be @nben--@-c. pey 0ue.
@nrfen 81, 5O@2.5O per 4 0utenS.
9IBtartoffeln - SerIeu's s1.75@
$500, Sailuis $1.s5@1.5o Sr' Sa5.
g a | at = 90c@$1. 90 per 4 So. Gale.
9piuat-S9 .00@2.25 per Sap.
Spar9eG IreibbuuseS-.- per 0ub.
BIunenfObI - 10 per Gus.
@ronb erries - Serieys $40. 0 90
per TaB.
3a ts- SEQ. l, 4ge. gtp. 2, SIC.
8eiencoru- @ui Der 8obu, ,Tair"
bis n@botte". grimes 5t@6c; mittleres, rot6
ooer bloBfarbis, 43@5ci rallb unb 9rOb 4@
&c; "Gboice", grimes, 5u Carpet irten,
51@6c; nSelfzworfin9", grimes, 5@5tc;
ROTH Ooer gelb e,ibi9enbes 43@5c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
Kafee.
Siibe.

No. l whitefish, 2 brl. ...... $40 q -
Family whitefish, p 100 To-. $50 a -
No. trout, o. 4-brl......... $50 a -
Holland herring, key, new . 20 a 80
Labrador herring, split, $brl $50 a -
Scalded herring, v box ..... IA q -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 7.25 a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... 80 "a -
California salmon, p brl. ...11.00 a -
Norway XIX herring, p brl. .12 so q -
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
M0rftberi6t.
@Aicaso, II. Sebruar.
IusmIrtide 1U6rfte.

@6GuBpreiIe i'll @ei3eu uub @orr lit anbes
rer StQbteI paren:
@eiseu Rew yort: Sebruar, 57Bci
OtarS, 575t; - 0taj $3.50; ct. 2ouiS =
Sebraar. 5@c; gfat, 52Bc.;- 0ulutb
S8oor. $3.50; Mot, 58bc; @finreapoIis
Soar. 564c; Ofai, $685.; Baltimore
6e6rnar. 81; @fai 59c, ; 3ole6p 8aar, 534c:
Wtat, sac; Mif10aufee: 8aar, 524e; Wfai
54c;- 9etroit: 8aar. Sale; Wtai, 55ic.
Corn - Stem gOrf: 6ebruar 4S4c:
Otai, 4S8c; - ct. Qouis, Sebruar, sec:
Osat, $3.50; Baltimore: Sebruar. 474c:
0toi. 49c.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
IN Ger Somn1erfrifche.

Serr: n9onnerpetter, sic baben mir ia
ba etnen gang geiun0en 3abn gertfen!"
2anbbaber; nGnt19uIbigen Sic btelmaIs
aber es gebt bait in benz Sabr gar tein
9ef4Gft!" 81. 81,
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
OFFICIAL P-uRI1cArrnr

annual TatemeDt Of the READING I
Readino W. INSURANCE COMPANY of
SupperTiln December 1898: made to the Insurance.
to la in'endent of the State OF illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

UFFIUIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
gay OF December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

OEFIOIAL FUbLICATION.
Annual Statement Fl fs gUB MrETTb MANq TTsG.
RANCE of Roston in The Sto+o ~ NJ
sachusetts on the 3lst day of December 1888:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Abendblatt., 1895-02-11
PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Animal Statement OF the NATIONAL SURETY
nhnum olulVhlOhe INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Kansas City, in the State of Missouri, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
to law:
CAPITAL.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
ESQ, OO0.W
The herald., 1895-08-04
A Local Quarry and How II Is
Operated
THE DELECTABLE AGARICUS
Grown Here From French Spawn Under
q French Foreman
The Place Is nammoth nound With the
Fungus Growing on Many Little
Graves Wi hin

ut is a good many years since that
genial wag, the DAnbury news man, re-
joiced a laughter-lovlng public with his
artless remark to the effect that "the
only sure way to tell the difference be-
tween toadstcol and mushroom is to
eat one--if you die. it was a toadstool:
and if you live, mushroom" The world
has progressed in many ways since then.
and now there are experts who claim they
can tell by the shape and coloring. the
difference between the two. and epicures
have for years felt they might allow them
selves to enjoy the flavor that the delici-
Gus fungus imparts to tillet or sauce, to
say nothing of that delectable dish, boiled
fresh mushrooms on toast. But there is
always suspicion of uncertainty, a slight
feeling of taking your life in your
hands when ordering a dish cooked
"aux champignons. unless you know
where those champignons came from. and
can be sure an expert picked them.
The fresh mushroom in America doesn't
look as good as it tastes. though. becau use
it is generally dark brown or black in
OF doors and In the light. for it is said
there is only one place on this continent
and that is in New York, where it is pro-
perly cultivated, in absolute darkness and
with an equable temperature.
Since the best is mono too good for the
people OF California. there was organized
The herald., 1895-08-04

DR.. A. J. Howe. twenty years prac-
ticing physician, formerly resident sur
Reon of the U. s. Marine Hospital. San
Francisco, indorses DR.. A. j. Shores
treatment for catarrh and chronic dis
eases.
Is DR.. A. J. Shores treatment a sue
cess? Will it cure? That is the ques-
ton. We will answer it.
Ever since DR.. A. ]. Shores first
opened in Los Angeles, he has each
week given statements from we'll
known residents of the city and State
who have been cured by his successful
method. Ministers, merchants, me-
chanics, lawyers, and even doctors
have endorsed his treatment.
DR.. Shores WAS the first specialist to
give the public the low rate of IS a
month for all diseases, including all
medicines.
Now the DR.. A. J. Shores Company
has been incorporated for $4,000 under
the State laws of California. Its pur-
pose is to give the public the best
medical attention for the lowest pos
sible price.
DIR. Shores in his one year in Los
Angeles has acquired the largest med
icsl practice Of any five physicians in
the State.
What gave DR.. Shores this large
practice? By treating the pu bile hon
estly; by giving them good results
By placing his terms within the reach
OF the rich and poor alike. For that
DR.. Shores stands today tie most pop
ular specialist III the large State Of
California.
The herald., 1895-08-04

fully developed; the reason for the care
fully locked doors and word OF warning
ontsihe, that no one ignorant of the ethics
of TINS Kind OF mushroom culture may
enter and Inadvertently leave the door
open. thereby changing the carefully
guarded and closely. watched temperature
OF the place. For the best mushrooms are
propagated IN an even temperature of so
degrees, Fair, and with the Los Angeles
sun beating down on the roof nun Der
OF movable ventilators through which
cool air can be admitted, and with arti-
fetal heat at night. the required degree
can easily be maintained. In the open
air near this curious cave is mound of
manure about three feet high and twelve
feet square, carefully fenced in.
1t is in course OF preparation for the
next planting, and must be turned over
just so often, that all through it shall be of
one state CT dryness and temperature. IN
q shed near &C hand is an enormous hogs
head Of mushroom spawn Just as 1t ar
rived from France. and looking, when
viewed though d magnifying glass, like
dainty, fuzzy filaments of silver erav
against the brick of dry manure in which
it is preserved. JUST before planting
these bricks are taken into the dark cell
lar and spread on the ground to become
a trifie less dry. The manure mounds
are made and closely packed down; when
they have arrived at a required tempera-
tuTc tHc pawn 10 pluutcus Ill u lew uayS,
as soon as the spawn begins to develop,
a fine white; sand that mas also bsen
treated and prepared beforehand, is
spread two or three inches thick over the
whole surface OF the mound. made per-
fectly smooth, and the mushroom does
the rest.
With the present facinties OF the Los
Angeles quarry. 200 pounds of musn-
rooms DAY can be raised, and as one
firm alone in San Francisco has already
put in an order for 800 pounds day. the
probabilities are that the local market
will not be glutted for awhile at least.
But as the spawn from one bed will
stock the whole cellar for another plant
ing, there is every reason TO believe that
in time the California Mushroom COM
pany may be able to supply the demands
of the home as well as foreign markets
with the hitherto rare and expensive, but
always dele ctable agaricus.
MAKIAN DE CREQUY
The herald., 1895-08-04

To further prove that DR.. Shores
system of treatment is the best, "
present to the public today the unso-
licited Endorsement of DIR. A. J. Howe.
DIR. Howe has practiced medicine
twenty years; ne is graduate OF two
schools of medicine, the Medical Col
lege Of the Pacific, also of the Hahne-
mann Medical College of Chicago. DR..
Francisco. Three years of that time
he held the honorable and responsible
position of Resident Surgeon Of the
United States Marine Hospital DR..
Howe has also practiced his profession
in the State of Illinois. At present the
Doctor is located at Santa Ana, and is
considered by his fellow-townsmen one
of the most successful physicians in
the State.
DR.. Howe, at the request of many
physicians of the country, made
personal investigation of DR.. Shores
treatment last week, and here is the
Doctors verdict:
II consider DR.. A. J. Shores system
the most successful and scientific now
in use for the cure of catarrh and
chronic diseases"
Now. are you, dear reader, convinced
that DR.. Shores' treatment CURES? A
man, who has held the most RESPONSE
BILE position In the leading hospital of
the world, tells the people that DR..
Shores treatment is the best. If you
are a sufferer, come TO DR.. Shores. He
will treat you for $5 ia month, including
all medicines. care and attention, until
The herald., 1895-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Got,,rdav

Saturday. August 3.
EM Mold ct ux to S A Plato-Lot %.
Masters sub Pasadena; 1880
A. C. Hogaboom ct ux to A II Ball-I.ot
81. blk G., Shafer & Lanterman's sub oi
Montague tract; $2350. -.-ser
W Epley ct ux to 6 X Loe-Lot %,
Lanterman's sub of Maudslev tract; $4,000.
J oentous ct ux to city of Los Angeles
Lots g. II. IL, and IA, blk l, Sentous tract
$4,000.
Richardson to city of Los Angeles
Lots L. 3. 5 and part of lot 7, blk IL, Fair.
mount tract; $4,000.
+ Randall to city of Los Angeles-Lo'
5, blk 4, Mills sub of Sabichi tract: $4,000.
A W Clark to city of Los Angeles-Lot
IA, blk B. Colina Park; $500.
NJ Brown ct ux to L A Edgerly-5.s7
acres in Rancho San Jose; $500.
D E Gale ct ux to J A Muir et al-Lot
., blk II, East Los Angeles etc; $lS93. 33.
and 81, Whites sub of lot 5, blk d, San
Pasqual tract $3.50.
C /. Miller to l. NJ Engle-Lots "a, 81
and So, higgins Bros sub blk b $3.50.
VIII Wren ct ux to H U Madden-Lot
Is. Vawters sub of blks 6 to 13 of Lucas
tract. Santa Monica; $500.
G Carson ct al to NJ Eftman-Lot 5. blk
3, Wrights add to Compton; $1,000.
NJ Leonard to q IL Chllcote-Part lot
},
Los Angeles; $3.50.
d A Hurst to W H Cook-Lot %, KeL-
wood Park trt; $3.50.
II j Woollacott. trustee, to G W Nor
tirn.r-Lots At and AZ, H Woollacotts s
First Street trt; $5S5.
+ A Gibson to G A Stephens-Lots 126
and 127, Gfider & Dow's Adams street
trt; $500.
j NJ Robinson to E + Johnson-Lot
3j and part lot 36, bl n, West Los Ange-
les; 5000.
J G Horgan to ] Derkum ct ux-Lot 10,
bl 3, Adams Street Homestead trt; S295.
w ID Ball ct ux to II G Pile-% undi-
vided int in lot 10. Bancroft trt; $3lo.O5.
Banning Company to X Moorc-Lot
90. bl G. Bonnie Brae trt; $1,000.
f A Miller ct ux to j X Moore-Lot 40.
NJ ller IL Herriott's resubd OF "a OF
Mrs Fitzgerald s trt: $1,000.
L A Watkins to A WatKins-Land known
as tho John Temple homestead in towr-
ship of Ell Monte; other valuable consld-
Grafton and 500.
r Mcmahon to L Korbel-Lot Is, bl =,
G NJ Wells trt; $3.50.
? ] Brannen ct ux to 6 L Tuttle-- Lot
8, ? Brannen trt; 5000.
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The herald., 1895-08-04

Anderson, ]. f. Bacon, S. Armor. F. H.
Keith, J. A. Whitaker.
A paper on silver, ETC., by H. d. Bar
rows of Los Angeles will be read before
the league next Tuesday night.
The state secretary OF the Bimetallic
league has secured reduced railway rate
of ono ard one-third fare for the round
trip.
Miss Grace Carpenter started today for
her home in Texas.
Charles He'll departed this forenoon for
the east, where he will remain some time.
Miss Lulu Howe departed for Oakland
today to attend college.
Miss Nicholson of Wilkesbarre, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. ]. S. Rice of Tustin.
W. II. Pfiefer Of Orange, while stalking
out a COW yesterday morning, was
knocked down by the animal and the cap
of his knee was split.
The herald., 1895-08-04
The Cultivated or Edible Mushroom

in this city a couple of months ago the
California Mushroom company with f.
Burmand as manager, and Auguste Wag-
Mere as an active worker. Nj. Burnaud
vas foreman for six years in mushroom
plantation in France and is therefore pre-
sumably an efficient man IN his present
position. Immediately after organizing,
large orders were sent to France for the
best mushroom spores or spawn. and
while awaiting its arrival the cave or
cellar for propagation was built.
Midway between the Southern Pacific
and Santa Fe roads leading 10 the coast on
Lemon street. just south of Ninth, sur
rounded by peach, walnut orange and
pepper trees. there is what appears to be
an exaggerated g-ave-a long, low mound
covered with loose sand, through which
two or three short wooden chimnevs pro-
trude. AT one end is wooden eco, ". r
The herald., 1895-08-04
LONG TRIP OF THE ECLIPSE
Captain Petersen Learns That His
Brother Is Dead
Was Her First Port Since Leaving New
York-Has a Valuable and Dangerous
Cargo Aboard

SANTA MONICA, Aug. S.-Chief En-
gineer Horne of the tug Coils was gazing
out over the foam crested waves at about
O clock this morning. when he sighted
mere dot on the horizon. A few
moments later the sails of a vessel could
be discerned. Grasping the whistle cord
he gave pull TO tell the men on the
wharf that vessel was in sight. The
glasses were gotten out, and suon Acting
Captain Lucas and Agent Jamison and
United States Customs Collector Barreto
were on board the Coils and bounding
over the waves to meet the newcomer.
She proved to be the sailing vessel
Eclipse of San Francisco from New York,
in charge of Captain ]. II. Peterson. She
was towed to port 600 yards from the
wharf and anchored and Captain Peter
son came ashore with the officers. When
he reached the wharimaster's office he
was hapded package of letters. among
which was one informing him of the
death of his brother, who died several
weeks ago at his home in Germany. The
dead man was agold miner who pros
pected around Dutch Flat in lo49 and
who settled in Germany many years ago.
The dead mans niece, Miss IDA Nelson,
was aDOaTu tDe vessel rs W
Captain Peterson's wife and was heart
broken when she received the sad news.
A Herald reporter was rowed out to the
Eclipse this. afternoon and to him Cap
tain Peterson said I'VE sailed from
New York March 1st, and this is the first
port We have called at in 155 days. | ate
my first meal off the ship at the restau-
rant at the wharf today.
1--WE had a rapid passage over the At
lantic from New York to the equator IN
the Atlantic ocean, making it in twenty
one days, passing the latitudes Of Rio
twentv-nine days out and to Cape Horn
we had light adverse southwest winds.
West OF the Horn We experienced very
variable winds and several heavy gales.
70 the equator in the Pacific we encoun-
tered moderate southeast winds and
crossed the equator IlS days out of New
York. From thence TO our arrival we
had very light and contrary winds but
experienced no northeast trade winds.
while in latitude 50 south and west,
Matthew Spence, a sailor trcm Scotland.
fell from the main royal yard to the sheer
pole and main rigging and broke his
back. He died in fifteen minutes and was
buried at sea in the usual manner. We
called at no port on the trip and spoke
only one vessel, a steamer, but she was too
far off for us to see who she was. We
have cargo of As, 900 cases of kerosene
and naphtha for San Francisco.
The Eclipse will come alongside OF the
wharf Monday and will await orders from
her owners. A. Anderson d CO., ship
chambers of San Francisco, before pro-
ceeding ON her journey to that port.
The herald., 1895-08-04
H. c. Werner Charged With Vio-
Iating the Liquor License
THROOP INSTITUTE AFFAIRS
Several Changes Made in the Manage
ment and Instructors
David Heap Of San Jose Appointed Secretary.
San Diego Excursionists-Local
Happenings

PASADENA, Aug. 3.-Two com plants
were sworn to yeserday charging H. e.
Werner with violating the liquor ordin-
ance, and this morning they were served
by Officer Bristo, Mr.. Werner appearing
before the recorder shortly thereafter.
He pleaded not guilty and was held under
$400 bonds, the date of his trial not being
fixed as yet. Fred Walkers is the COM
paining witness. Mr.. Werner says he
has been away most of the time since the
1st of July, at which time he disposed of
his restaurant business, and since his re-
turn has been making arrangements to
go into other business.