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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Sra min &jembpgo
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Taa en- 6aaro, iom taloes 2en8e:S
bal, opourte for pmtrins 80 lar til'
bnge en- Wtano, bpis Naun bar Sobn.
San oar ulig andre 5olf / lin NoIero,
cg oerfor blsp bans Naun blot %befjenot.
6al par eli Wiauo, ipm bolot fat paa
De alogamle Stitte. Seitauois gil
ban / ell Sattetrsie, &nGburer p9 Ell
bei blanf Sat, fan bar tiQise Ell iprig
8riiten, men ioriGroelig opertroiIt ps
enIIoig; ban troeoe, bet bar Spno at
tlippe lit Saar % rage lit SfjGg ps
loo bet berfor pore / mango gar uoen
at 9jDre noset peo oct, iaa ban tlliiolt
meo aft bet Sar o9 SfiG9 % / jim ualz
minoelise alaoeorast bleu mere Zig ct
9pr emo ct Wtcnneife.
0ten trOos bans ubpieli9e 5rp %
2Hre, 9ioroe oct Dog Snotrpf paa BAN,
at bet ioelis bleu iast, at ban ifulOe
tllppe Saar % Sfjrs, os ban ialot tils
lIolt | Set9ntntuger ON, buao Der par
r~ctteIt at siDre. Get mpralIf Il Weos
bOlo uiloe ban naturlisuis baue paa
i'm Sioe, men for ri9tis at TONNE paa
bet Gene meo, buao Der ifulbe sipres,
tos ban Jig Ell 2ur til Sans Nilien
0ause. uoialoet bleu, at SObn Der
~eIterloo Jig jim manseaarise Selo.
9enne Spbn bar upsle Nar for
Staoan9er engans. Ser blep ban al
NOsle, iom uiloe iGtte bans Gro poo
Grcpe, inobuot til ct Selifab. DE
oenS ban iao ueo 8orbet % ipiite %
oiolte al 5reo % in9en Sare, Tom Der
ltprtenoe ct uttaaoclist fort llbpre inb
/ famine Serelie, bpDr be lab. Gu
loo De, ION De bleu furitr9tfeoe; runot
tele Soroet bprtes ct 8Roielsifria, "a
Spbn iao O9 laa paa, at 9tIe itprmebe
op ira Soroet, Og be, iom life ipntes
of fcmme Tort not aiiteo, iprang bells
cuer SOroet p9 bells unber 8proet, glQe
Tom enoelt9 no, unotaseu SoIn.
Sou iii life Spbu iiooe lerae peo
Soroet, ipr ban blep ansreben al oenne
maifereoe Mano. Sobn itoo life len.
&c ~raaopllo; mart pioitc ban, buao
ban ltuloe gIere. Ibis on bette enten
bar en- 3jepel eler ct 0pr eQer noaet
NnOet, gap ban JIG Stj9bnen ipolo,
trg lat paa 2roloet, Os b%e9aubleoe bet
laa pplo ont, at bet bar nRr ueo at
op9ioe Ianoer. 9a be Nnorc, iuru
bapoe pGret ube en- 3io, Tom tilbaae
Ior at ie, boprleoes BET fob til meo
Sobn, fit De til i'm itsrite 5prifraffelie
le, at ben "muoise" Manb, lpm baube
pnataset Jig at ltramme SObn, laa iur
bans 5eooer p9 tiliclet / fit Blob ubeu
at tnnne tale ct Orb. !Sourior bar ou
bnaret Dig Zig 40, SUbn? On funbe
oa tpoeli9 bgre, bet par ct Nienueife !
Satan pnatager fig mango sfitteller,
bar je9 bsrt, iasoe SObu, bet bar belle
bans 5urtlarins.
Ole 81. mnnlnnh
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Werpernc 90 oct mooernc
Stp.

s 5ebruarbeitet al Contemporary
Review bar 8rOiesiur GlifOro gtQbutt
itrepet en- Grtitel ON Nerusipeoommene
ps bet mooerns Sin.
Hrpfesiur Clifford ipnes life at trr,
at alt, bpao Der bore Gage saar I'm.
Der Naon al ~nerpgie S~pooomme, / Sirs
felisbeoen bar iua meaet meo Gterperne
Of bsitiae. 6Ur en- so aar iioen bens
terte nan aft, bpab Der fatteoes Splf,
I'll N9eperen", III er BET Rerperne, iom
er 2ioens MOOeipnoebuf, % bet tilip.
%nelnoenoe t~iItngenoe / Heroeipgoomme
Dor lib, beror utpioliomt for en- life
lioen Del pan, at man benfsrer til
Nsrperne en- bel Del al De 8laser, iom
girtelisbepen bar andre s~lariaaer.
gien bet er imiolertio iftert, at ners
osie Sloslier of oIle SlasS tiltaser /
forurOlisenoe Grab iises Der. Si bps
rer 10 life blot Gale berpm, men fer
bet Osiaa oaslis for bore Zine. @r life
bber Up iplot meo Nerpeipecialiiter %
oeres MISUNDERSTANDING meo 8atiens
ter? Sprettes Der life Iar for Gar
Here % Here Spsebuie, Saoeauitalter
% Sanatprier for Rerpelloenoe? frems
itaar Der life ouslis npe Serltarer Of
~fIenenoe Nnneer. lOm FOREIGNER fit Srgo
neo at masiere os borteleftriiere Soils
nlaI9ebannos %nerpgie 8laser, Og I9l.
8es Der life en- flor WGnaoe ~nerueItprs
fenoe Wlioler peo enbper glpptbeteroilt?
2roSs oft bette trDr imiolertio 9rpz
fesipr Gabutt, at 0utioeus Ntennelter
Ifte bebgpsr at ie 6nrer for nerpss
Cperanitrenselie opsralt, bpur be pen.
Der lis, % at bet tarite ~inarere er Ell
belt anosn Sla9s 5arer, iom be ipe.
ctelt bebpper of pRre paa 4aat iniob,
nsmlis aauOelis Snoolens % slop.
peIie.
Wanr pi er iaa anubslis labe, Itriper
ban, OF ri mon BABE TORE 9lobartitler
partsrebs Smauitumpsr, for of pi Ital
sios lais lbem, % n paa Gbeotret life
Dll slsrs Os ben uleiltgbso at ioretiae
% islp bet met buerOagsastisc 5auu.
men, uosn at bet itul feres irem paa
Scenen, naar bort Spu paa Qipet er
iaa inspsrt. at ri life bar Cans Tor
anbst eno Gieblitists S~uterssier, uaar
bort SinS er iua roOet, at pi auar
ubersrte forbl bet bgieIte ga beolte i
2iust, ba ii8sr jes. at pi life fiber al
ior rnegen, men ai Tor liben Sp2noina
N~erpeipitemet, life Of GueranItrers
sslle / aipets aump. men al 9Urteo.
ilsn al 2to os araiter paa al Slaas
unpttIst Sjepl. life al, OF 9ioen itiaer
for tore arav til Dor Strait Oa bort
Stribsmob. men beraf, at pl ielat irpa.
ter for eubper G%niirsnselis.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Gn nbebagcIia 6irit.

smsrfen CT attn en- ub,bllelis Glrt, % Ofts ,om.
met Gen lom en- ''oSoaTs SeisleuOt lsns ousbei 81
u0e W oVS ote uho9la peo I betimslij I'D AZ m
~ sos'e''e's @'aoseaie's, Der mooavbelser % uper.
eln0et 'sH 0eo pens 5norRaeIis, &c iarIi,e stot.
'mfftet maa 'sT n%lOoolr'es I fin Sespuselie. s,rs
"e'len fa'''l" eT bet rst;e uotrpt; t6i Rbeumat n.
q a'io ViaHe III at aH5rbe be 0ltale crsaaer GA Inv
'ot's s'0a' 5lt,t SSaestS . E, mere aisisreuSs eno
W. Del a's'oss AZ en- Gage, iOm b piener brnue Narn.
SI' sooe gtriatalsr I 0eHas sgsoOm. so!f tOm ~
iSt 5rT; by : Vaaoe : Sslns % Sneprr, liaeiaa
~. 'Tosaoe S9leom, Ueuie gReoietn er ns;ae Yg rs
n nDy y Se.s a penoe.g ior w LARA. 9aspepfiaaL' /, n mso
~, ~ ~ .pmhnt Ne pgIieI o. Spa,ieiie. ifer M.
nor Si1lp. ~"'''' I. Gen ,lRT III
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
% aflteo for ban.

SriIe pr. Warb. 5pr nosle 9(ar
iloen boeoe Der Ell noeet ercentriit sam-
mel Mano / Spen 4. San bar picen.
ON betienbt for lin alpst us brep en-
lloen Sanbel meo @riie.
"Soao foiter garoen af @riiens
ioas?"
"Gn Saler", iuareoe @amlen al.
porlig.
"Slu mig en- garo", iasoe ben enc.
so, fOm mso Bensene", mente ben
8amle.
Nu, Saleren blep lagt paa Sproet,
cs laa mart bel forparet / ben samle
Mauos CONNIE, hporpaa ban laaoe
irem tire @rIielabbsr mso ben Semarts
ming:
"3re SOB uosi5r Ell Naro".
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

ublio Mcoiari; besuoeu par ban bc'
uioHlps.
San blep baaret ino / aapteiners
9abpt, bpor ban eitcr ct ~langpari8:
Str0p fra W~anoifabets Sibe enoeliG
ajenpanot gepibhbebeu. Gorpiloet 'fo
ban fig umtrlus; men inart iii ban g'f
pan anpteiueu.
"8eo fale Geroens GpflOner, snp'
tein!" ingbe ban meo iuas Stemme;
"oette minoer mig ON nit Siem - fun
at bette bcr par en- Smule mere uaaot!'
Detroit Free Press.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Naben &orreIpnmoamce.

1. er Norse en- esen i~elpitpnSia Natiou
eler er Nor8e o9 Speriae en- Station til,
iamnen?
2. Staar ben norite SIaabe uuoer noaer
aOutroI eaer acmmanoo al Songen?
Spar: Tarasrai / al Nuraes @ruupIpt
Tiger: Sonseriset Ror9e er ct frit, ielpItau.
ot9t. uoelelt9t oa uafb9ngiet Tiae 'preue,
nteo Sperise unoer en- aonse.
2. Taragrai 25 Of @runolopen oiper
aonsen bpieite Sefalms pper Hiaets 0oup.
% Spmast.
/. San 2e Iise mig, b~purmeget Qauo Der
er isjeu puu StOur 0leierpationen / enb
9afotap ,. Or bet srpt gano? 8 chi,
sss bet for so Gents per @cre? A.. Or Der
norite SettIementer?
SOAR: /. Ter er pmtrins 4 Riuiuner
Gcres. 2. Get meite oi bet er opot Pam
8. 9riien er so Gents per gcrr. men mon
Mas DO paa bet % pprte bet / Spereusft, m.
melie meb SomeieaOlopen. A. Ser er fIers
norite Settlementer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Til Ell Campo, Texas.

On Reclining Chair Car pil Blue 'snU,
noen ertra 8ooBiOrelie til 3ecnrah % ."
uOen @mbptuina eua oirette til 81 campo
9e, Der pnlfer at reiie ii! 1eraS, piI liaeo's
iaa be bebite Se,pemmeligbeo,r man 'lH
faa. 9u err bet ben beblte 5io II! al pte
9anoet ocrneoe ps bets TrpSutter. S'H''
for 3ur % Ge.ur ioIter $34 70 GgtHTllo"'"
aigaar fra 9ecorab ben 21oe giat anto"'
nier til aauias 9th 81 SIS eIls.
mioeas ben 22oe. Sc, Der "
Tan fpmme meo ira 9ecorah I'm mpoe L'"
peo andre Stationer lanes SfnteH. ~l"
tIpber BILLET oper g., VI. & q. y. SaHFE
Of M, q. & Z. @eueralagent NorosreaV ~
Ole 6. Battle meoiolger GrluriioneH'
Sornpiel ie err ben SIrflpmmes SplN
ben Suases eens, ben SeIpltisss S''
ipituL.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Stare aone, ou beitiler ben belle
Dag itfe anbet enb at laie os uooanne
big. % slemmer at ie til quiet. Sal.
ten ital jes / alubben % boloe en- Gale,
% iaa er Der life en- eneite rem Gfiorte
| min aomose; bpao ital jes MI siSre?"
"erlnprer M life, bpaS Serrsu, Der
iIse iaa iiisnt iOm iuuSt flyer: sOr
ben &sns sr Sltins rent.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Vi benIeoer gGierues SpmGrtioni9"
paa Sobn .. Sobuions Euertsi Henf pas
ct anoet Steo / Slaoet. Sr. Sobnion ett'
praftiif Wano, iom bar soo Sdoljt OK
3iu9, ban arbeiber meb. Sans ~e!eifF''
Better flu i9ttes peo Sioel al DC beolte'
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

20 2uiuinsbrsbre iisss at lisne
%tpsranbre ! ben Grab. at be pite laa.
nsr 9ease al bueranore uosa OF bape
Auelie berpm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
yes Rssm amsss 1ams.ursmbrspss e.,

~! sammsIt %. osiptSsst eaasmtsSst.
ret ern8t I epr t.mti Mar al WtIIIousr az
wteers' tor here's eeru uuesr auesIrsm N,
hrnhsl mse taittemmsnt Stts. CetSsros
ier Al tsIbrsetr Diubseei tf oasr
PEI bseits Deeesl mob DtarrSet- ealsss al ape,.s
tsre tsnspt! Del a peen. pas pea at ioria Nae
-. si::S. s. :s:,s.;: WE Sses;sis2l e Sssss.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Sen Grm, iOm ital faste mob Sier,
tets Wisnlns. er allereoe lam fsr
Iampen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
SinSeDDsiina
2ioe aarsauo

9trrfte ira Sabrifen ill 5orbruesrcu.
Gen bpio 500 500 Siial "a Gents gr guuS. Zen
teret al orye ~t,lutritt I 1895. Suloirnanf llSsli,
AZ ee htolte SlaQ liaciOm / IUde glar. Er,rr ig,
en- Ball elcr m.re rnioes prompt. 'r1 M. irr,rs
Z bar ltreu.t eiter ritrr y Tier grtper lrat..
2lsC0.i AUGUST POST Igult N T.,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
MEMORANDA

The most wonderful discovery of the age.
Something to take the place of oil
paints. Old or young who have never
painted can learn to do the most exquis-
lite work in few hours. Call and see
these colors at Lichtenberger S art stores,
107 North Main street, or 235 South Spring
street.
When you want an artistically framed
picture call on Sanborn. Vail g. Co., 1873
Spring street. If they have not got what
you want in stock they will maket for
you. All kinds of oddshaped frames in
special finishes. See the new oval frames
with bow knots and wreaths.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson block.
first floor. rooms 100. $50, ISL. Special at
tentlon given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women and children. Electric
ity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, to 5. Tel. 1927.
S. Conradi. jeweler and matchmaker. 113
South Spring street, makes a speciality of
fine watch and iewelry repairing and
diamond setting; an elegant line of opti-
cal goods. A fine stock OF watches and
jewelry always on hand.
Ask to see the new picture. Spring, by
Alma Tadema at Sanborn. Vail & Co.'S,
1873 South Spring street. 1t Is beauty
in finish and conception.
Adams Bros, dentists, 239% South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracing. Best sets OF teeth from Sc to
So Hours, to s; Sundays. 10 to 10.
Tissue paper and all the accessories in
the stationery department at Sanborn.
Vail 81 Co.'S. 1873 South Spring. All
kinds Of tissue paper work to order.
The sweet-toned Briggs pianos can be
had at A. G. Gardeners piano house. lis
Winston street. also the Mathushek,
Swick and Apollo.
Best security at cut rates. Sewing
machines, in good working order, for S.
each. 12S South Main street.
Mrs. Elsie Reynolds positively holds
her last undertaking seance Wednesday
evening" 524 South Main.
| Insure in the Phoenix Assurance COM
| rany, A. G. Golsh, agent, LAT South
| Broadway. Tel. 800.
Stop at the Atlanta Hotel, opposite
Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica; new, neat
and clean.
F. R. Cunningham, dentist, removed
to Stimson block, corner Third and Spring.
Tel. 49,
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors Tin
dependency, $50 South Spring street. Tel.
1929.
The Advanced Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office. lbs South Main street.
An elegant upright piano for sale at q
bargain. c. E. Day. I27 S. Broadway.
| DIR. A. q. Vallas Office, New Mcdonald
| block; residence, oil Boyle avenue.
| All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
| 12s South Main street.
Sanborn, Vail g. Co. are the leading
stationeIs.
Rooms So week and up. U. S. Hotel.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
DAMAGES FOR DROUGHT
A scorchedout Farmer Taking Up for Losses
Sustained

A scorchedout Farmer Taking Up for Losses
Sustained
Willard Bassett has it in for the city
but selects only few old city fathers on
whom to vent his animoslty ana desire
for reprlsal.
Yesterday be brought suit against Free
man G. iced, F. NJ. N ickell, Daniel In
mes, F. S. Munson, William H. Rhodes,
George D Pessell. Thomas Strohm, j. T.
Gaffey, G. W. Campbell and Refugio Bill
derrain for $2500 damages sustained by
him through al act of theirs that depriv-
ed him of irrigating water from the Los
Angeles river and caused dire suffering
and death upon his plantation ON the
river near the east city line, in the
Lugo tract of the rancho San Antonio.
He asserts that the waters of the Los
Angeles river remaining after the ordin-
airy uses of the city had been supplied,
had allo wed HIM sufficient and plenty
with which to irrigate his scorn, beans.
melons, oranges. barley, olives, wheat,
alfalfa, ETC., but now that city zanjas
have diverted it, his grain and fruits
have di and his ripenlng oranges have
rotted and the trees have withered to
their roots. There is not sufficient water
left for bis use and he prays relief and
$2500 damages.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
KENNEI7 HELD TO ANSWER
"Murder in the Second Degree"
Says Justice Young
ROW OVER AMOUNT OF BAIL
Only $4,000 Observation-Disclosures of
Lawson's Friends
Kenneth Stays Cool and ColIected-Hc PAGES
Up and Down In the County Jail Cor
ridor, Awaiting Expected Relief

Ferdinand B. Kenneth, who shot and
killed Detective Alfred B. Lawson in his
office on the afternoon of June 18th, at 4
O'Clock, was held to answer to the supc.
rior court for murder yesterday morning
by Township Justice Young. Kennett
maintained his usual perturbability
and walked steadily out of the court room.
No other judgment was expected by the
defendants counsel. No witnesses for
their side vera placed on the stand. The
only evidence taken was that OF Under
Sheriff Glen ents, the first man to reach the
dying man after the shooting. Clements
told nothing startling, but identified the
clothing Of the deceased. The coat and
vest were examined before the court and
the three bullet holes were shown. The
clothing was fled as evidence.
Coroner Campbell identified the pistol
thatshad been turned over to him before
the inquest. He also told the course of
the bullets through Lawson's body. and
gave other facts. The pistol and the three
bullets that were extracted from the body
were filed in evidence.
Court Reporter McAllister was intro
duced by the prosecution and lead pas
sages from his notes taken at the kid"
Thompson trial showing the ilI-fseling
between Kenneth and Lawson, in which
kennett expressed himself as having no
use for Lawson. On the evidence shown,
without the defense making any effort
otherwise, Justice Young held the prs-
oner to answer, with bail fixed at $50, 600.
An objection was made about the bail
being set at such low figure. and AL
Lawson and his attorneys protested.
but as justice Young considered the
~ lxr IN, tb,g
the bail named is appropriate enough.
Kenneth confidently expects his early re-
lief from durance and his friends are
working to that end.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
MRS. POWERS TONGUE
She Uses it With Great Force and Skill, to
Revlle Her Neighbor.

kcVue IcT NeIRnDOFs
Mrs. Margaret Powers of Aurora street,
near the San Fernando depot, was tried
for disturbing Mrs. Sheely's peace yester-
day before Police Judge Owens, and found
guilty. She will be sentenced tomorrow.
Mrs. Shelly is neighbor of Mrs. Powers.
whose vocal powers and skill IN exple-
tives are well known in the police court.
as this was her third appearance. A
couple of weeks ago Mrs. Sheely's barn
was burned and in roundabout way it
came to the ears of Margaret that she was
suspected of knowing something about
the fire.
Whether right OF wrong she laid the
blame for the report to Mrs. Sheelv. and
seeing that lady in conversation. several
days later, with a German neighbnr of
her own sex. she concluded that they were
speaking about the burned barn and that
Mrs. Shelly was accusing her of it. This
decided Mrs. Powers to sally out into her
yard and to give Mrs. Shelly a tongue
lashing OF the III ost vituperative kind. A
number OF ladies of the same neighbour
hood who heard Mrs. Powers powers of
elocutlon testified to the terrible bad
language she had used toward Mrs.
Sheely,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
POLICEMEN PARADE
Fifty-three Men in Line Take an Excellent
% Appearance

Fifty-three Men in Line Take an Excellent
- Appearance
The mem bers of the police departm en-.
with the exception OF such mem bers as
were at the time on duty. held their first
monthly inspection in their uniforms yes
rerday morning, three battalions. aggrega-
ting fivty-three- men, being in line.
The Who'll, brigade was in command of
Captain Roberts, Sergeant Jeffries being
in charge of the rifle battalion. and Ser
geants Morton and Smith of the two bat
talions armed only with side arms.
The parade formed ir front of the Gen.
trail station at half past 10 o clock, and
marched up Second street to Broadway
near Franklin. Here the men were for
mally reviewed by the chief, assisted by
the mayor and Police omm issoiners
Field, Weber and Pirtle. Com misso
Barham, who was absent, is i'll at San
Francisco.
After the brigade had bean put through
a course of marching and general foot
movement drill. there was a genaral in
SpectlOn OF Announcements up and down
the line. The men showed up in excel
lent form, there being large crowd in
attendance to view the proceedings.
At the head of the procession marched
and Ditewig. while the rear was brought
up by the patrol wagon and the hospital
am bulance.
1t was frightfully warm, and the per
spiratlon fairly rolled off the men as they
marched and countermarched in sets of
twos, tours and IN platoon formation.
Officer Hill carried the department col
ors just in rear Of the rifle battalion.
The new uniforms, as yesterday exhib-
tied, are not, from the standpoint OF taste,
all that could be desired.
After marching through some of the
principal business streets the brigade was
dismissed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
LOCAL HENTION

Sacramento Asparagus. Althouse Bros.
A call was made at the Butler institute,
4452 South Spring street, yesterday after
noon. DR.. Butler was found in the labor
atory connected with mis- offices. The
doctor stated that business was good.
and as eight men we're engaged in read
ing magazines and papers in the club
room. his statement was fully supstan-
tiated. His treatment being purely veg
etable, is therefore safe and reliable, and
he is sure to meet with the success his
efforts merit.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19

Such excitement never before prevailed
in this city-Anna Gould went for an out
ing. and while gone sailors went wild !;
they were to be had Ior anything on
Spring street, but Haker's millinery sold
it is town talk how they went. But it is
all changed-the new woman and all peo-
pie nowadays will not be imposed upon
by bats. but they insist upon something
new. An old article is not cheap at any
price. The Anna Gould and Britannia
are strictly new and strictly in il; they
n,t 'e mUss p0pular nat ra ior !aales ana
of millinery goods at lowest prices, al
ways. at Haker's Millinery, 257 South
Spring, corner Third street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAdES
Moses Dawson Wants Sso,73s From the
Southern Pacific

Moses Dawson Wants sso.ass From the
Southern Pacific
JUICE Van Dyke yesterday began the
trial Of tho suit of Moses Dawson agains st
the Southern Pacific company for $780,
600 damages and $235 costs for the loss OF
a leg. as the reuslt of injuries sustained
under one of the company's engines. A
Jury was secured yesterday and several
witnesses examined.
Dawson alleges that he caught his left
foot in the company's track and guard
AID before he could get it out from its
wedged position a train rolled BY He
saw the engine coming and signalled It
with his hands. But the TRAN did not
stop, SO he threw his body over and lost q
leg rather than his life. The com pany
claims on the other hand that it was I'M
posi- BILE to stop the train and that the ac-
cident was due in great degree to Daw-
sons own fault.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
Walker Weakened

E. Walker, a colored citizen who has a
weakness for dallying with the bones
when they are on a crap tab e, was
wanted by the police for his share in a
game the other day that neither "cum
seben or leben" because al the rest Of his
gang was pulled at the time. Walker
whose name is pIopitious, walked away
from the officers. A heavy conscience or
possibly the tact that a warrant was out
ior his arrest may have induced him to
surrender yesterday, but whatever swas
the reason he gave himself up anyhow
and he was put in cell in the city
prison.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
A New Dninf of aW

General Pierce interposed rather novel
demurrer in the case of the colored crap
shooters arrested few days ago. The
defendants were accused jointly with
committing the offense. Counsel con-
tends that the charge brought against
the parties shows unity OF action or con-
spiracy leach defendant should be charged
separately with the crap shooting.
Other grounds are alleged. but the one
stated above is the principal one depend
ed upon to have the com PLANT dismissed.
Judge Morrison will decide the matter
tf,dav
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from
rupture. Professor Joseph Fandry,
formerly of Berlin, Germany, now of
Santa Barbara, is a practical rupture spe-
cialist and truss manufacturer. Infor-
nation free whereby you can become
cured. Those having tried all kinds of
patent trusses and found no relief, also
have given up all hope. to those people l
am calling their attention and especially
ask them to send me their address.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
INFANT MORTALITY
Nathan Strauss Of New York Writes to Msyo
RAIDER on the Subject

RAIDER on the Subject
Mayor RAIDER has received from Hon.
Nathan Strauss. the well-known New
York philanthropist, letter setting forth
the advantages of pure milk nutriment
for sick children during the heated per-
iod. Mr.. Strauss has at his own expense
established seveal depots in New York
City, where sterilized milk is furnished
free to the poor children of the metropo-
lis. and his object in addressing the
mayor is to render such assistance and
give such advice as will materially assist
any who are anxious to reduce in any
place the rate Of infant mortality.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
Just Like Finding Money

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions, makes 1t their favorite rem
edy. To get the true and genuine article,
look for the name of the California Fig
Syrup Co., printed near the bottom Of
the package.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-06-19
Found rlarriage a Failure

Eva Traster was granted divorce from
William II. Traster by Judge Clark YES
terday, on the grounds Of desertion and
non-support. The complainant is q
stylish, pretty young woman of 10 years,