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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-16

on the tide fats yesterday MANAGE
Z llorner. of the RoWcrs Dredging C6e7-
pany had force e ueu employed lsvsre
tine - pine from ire present terminus
or tse Auarondas lire, ucsr Fuxs saw
works. a. The S5stson a Post pr3aertv.
TIE additional pire viii bf counted "a sh..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-16
Lacking In Right Principles.

Mr. SpiegeIberg asking her fathers con-
sent)-Irndt would nefer fan 10 make her
happy
Mr. GoIdenbaum-Vatt You CANT haf
her. den Ven I got married / would hat
failed. efen ohf lost money by II. TO make
my wife happy, Get oudt,
Children's sight = specially Free ex-
amlnations. F. WIlz.nsk. graduate op-
tic.an sol Front. corner Columbia.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04
FOR HELP.
Negroes Send a Message ia
the North.


HeYefAi NeGfo Menbcrn ~ tha Hanth
uaaaiiae ueusslia,Ioneg csntsnsien ~.
ssrt rhat nenatef zilimsa u wetA'st
e Have Adeplsa Aslsndlnenfs thal s4as
xshs rfpa, Them Amnrlcnn nights.
NHw YonK. Oos IA apsoial to tho
NeW Ypfh World from Columbia. q. q.
nnys ilve o. tio alx roaro delegates 70
tho South Carolina constitutional con.
yontion whipk proposes 70 iikfranonlao
The blacks hnve Joined IA an nsldrsa 20
the norAh through Te,~ World. Thc IA
l're5n says among other thingsi
''Tho Seventh constitutional convtn.
tion called "a eonlh 1araiina Il Iii ncs.
zion. u hns been called for the pnrpoee
q dealing with Ills Aseso p.ss.ls.a.
THOSE who have advocated lis assem-
bling have boon oxpIioit Ia their deeInra.
tiun Of tho purpose 20 lo accomplished
the dlafrauchlnetnont Of lho negro and
tho elimination o. him cnisrcIy. nos
from participation ia oleotlon. fof ho
hns not aInoo 1850 had any show al all
"a ticcnpns held IN tho state, bat Tor
the possibility oftho negro unitlng with
tho conservative Democratic faction and
thas ouat from place and power those
now IN control u lho government. Tho
chief obstacle IN tho way OF accomplish.
Ing what 10 desired u tho fourtcoutl,
and fifteenth amendments to flin Bod.
utal constitution. This diillnnity 10.
moved, thoro win bo plain sailing.
'rho Hon. boniamin r. IiIlmnn
who is fho hoad and front Of tho move.
ment, has NOS been AZ all poIitio on hyp-
osiitich % 10 hln Intentions. Ho has
nnid that his object Is 20 disfranchino a.
many negroes az he can without dis
franchsslng o single whlto nan axcept
for crime"
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04


Several Psesnlnsns cahans wni lss ssa
xhoru roR Twenty xears.
MApnip. Oct ?. According 20 dio
patch received here from Havana mem
bers Of tho commlttoeo Of tho Ausono
mist party asked Captain GonoFal a
Cnmpoa 70 release q number Of proni
nenl persons who aro detained Ia Gus
lody nt Santiago de Cnha by order d
military authorities.
Tho Spanish oommander Il "a added
not only refused toreienan the prisonpga
hut confirmed the sentences which
vera imposed upon them. and u Is an
derptopd thoy win bo esoortod na pris
onere on boafd Of a Spanish ahip 10
day IA order 10 b. taken 10 the mill
tary prison ~ Ctuln. Tho Spanish con
Wet establishments, situated IN Africa
opposite aud about n miles from
0lbtnltar
The Eaynna dispatch f1forrod h
from Madf|d oooms 10 b . oonnsmal|oi
bf thc exclusive dispatch 70 lhe Ano
oialtd pFosl tl9m uavana| announcing
lhal nudaId1 rnmnSa. pttflaont knion
omial'n party AZ eanl|Hep 40 Cuba. h
uddsl|on 10 AnlopIo kfnyo. alfred ~
lAno0nrl. h|otfdo kanda and Aulonl|
MnsIoffof. al promlnenl mamh1ga b
tho party. and naio| Ha'lafIn and 1oa|
Oliver 'ypFp sentenced v 90 yeatt' im
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

4EefHin IN Hoth stausra ef fha HenifIN1
tHFs nra Epsir1t nHKWn|
Arsr1N Oct 2 Tho special aeaaIod
Of ihe Iexas Legislature called b. Cow
0nlpefson 70 nnhpt law that win pas
an end % prIAoashia Ia Tazne. met AZ
noon ycsiaIliAy Ailh q Qnornn Is earl
houso, something that waa wholly uuox.
pQeted Both houean notified ,ho heserm,
uf that they were ready fut hnsinona
hia message was read and after several
bills wesv infrviurrd hofh hrnnrhns ~
the legislature ndioufned untll sonors
ROW morning.
xho governors message compfIspf
about 1900 worda and IS confined almost
exclurvoly 70 tho prizanghl question,
ciiirR Ht sosns length the laws Of utisox
states on tho subject.
A dcleHnilon of paDlofs are here II
tho in,osesi of tho anliprixenRhl lnws
hondcd hy Ravs Mclean ard Nelma Of
0cugotown. and Rev. Major of Waco.
Attorney W. p. Eillaon. nitornoy fcf
President Dau Stuart. n reported a. hoi
Ing plonaed with tho siinhilon after
nlinEling with the Representatives who
arc on tho ground.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

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Clark Of Oklahoma, J. d. Whoiplay.
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Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

Nnw HAVEN. Oct. i.-~Mnnagor Day
of tho Yale athletic team created q
surprise Ia college last night BY an+
nouncing thet q. Eostef eaufBrd. the
runner. would not he allowed % cofns
pete against Crmhrldge Saturday.
During tho Xaio-HnrvArd gnulsR last
spring. Sanford had o condition "a li8
stLdios aa was tharafora inoiieibia
f0f the Yale goaua and a. the Yale team
that fibots Cambridge viii take ffom
simply irscu who wern eligible 10 meoa
Harvard. Sanford win be ruled ont. Hid
Withdrawal ioavos Yale without hes
strongest man IN the 500 aud 400 yards
xuu.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

WARnlHur6N. Oot 2 t,ocf0lafy EI6ka
Hrnlth was nskod n no would iAks nny
steps % prevunt flsp Cofbeif rIi1bisai
lnpna light tal<lug fiAnn h No. fndian
1errltory md be ropl'od thnt n a. 81.
tompt was made % hare lllo 1elit take
place On any reservation which Is A.
gootly under the control Of the lntoflof
departments aud NOS sot apart ns q sepna
rata government ho would most ccrtaln.
iy prevent Il. he know Of nothing. no
said. that would elvo the department.
authority 70 prevent tho hRht upou
lands controlled BY the Ave civilized
trlhesif the Indians consent
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

gT. I03ETH' Mo-, OCT 4 7'HIN1T
Do,nlnl0k WnRnet was arrested % Che
charge Of ahduollne Maud eloidel and
formally arraignad on lho charge. Va
walrod nfelimlnafy ekaninaflou and
VIA bound over 70 lhe Rfand jury nis
bond wa llkad 40 tIfoO. which u 4
lhonnhl ho can fnlsh' The grand jury
ln now IA sosl|qn. and the caao win b,
lnIon nn ht nnce
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

WAaumoToN.O OCT. 2. tx. tsonasgr Mo.
homo "a brighter nlid moro ehnsrful now
and his ronditicn ~ encouraging ~
compared with his extremely crlllcni
state last night Tho nfoa of tho
paralysis has not extended and 20 romo
slight extent hna abotod. There IA q
general recovery Of power crer tho
nuscloa IT bis tongue. but ho d not yot
nblo b spoak. When bis SON. william
Mahono. Jr., arrived, his father rocog.
nlzed hiin and extended hia right hand.
The left aldo aud nmb continua COM
pletaly parnlysod
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

EAN TRAECIsco. OCT s.--Tho steamer
City Of Pekin qgived Tuesday from
Chlna and Japaik and went Immediate.
" into quarantine. The pekin IA "a
days ouf from Yokohama. when Ahe
left there cholera WIS raging. In north.
orn Japan there has been little change
IN the status Of the dipsasa. About tho
nAuue number Of deaths oconx daily aud
thcre nFe no signs Of tho plague nbnt.
3Y4n
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

MunIcn. Got. a.-Tho Augsburgor
Alhbnd 1oituna announced that u haa
lonrned on good authority that tho 70.
gent o. Bavaria, Prince Lnitpold. do.
c|inod doanitely 10 entertain tho appeal
Of Louls Stern o. Now York, who WA
gcnipuoaa 10 llapglsonintnl aud % pay d
fine for having lnanlied Baron Won
IhuanRou. Deputy CQlnmlu9Ionor hpn
~ Kiaaaneof, ~ . result of dlspnts b.
tween tiiom regarding the age Of escru'i
son aud the latter'n pieaOncg Bi a fo'
union la tho royal palace.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

NASHVILLE. Oct. Interesting and
affecting services were held Ia tho First
Presbyterian church Monday upon ll|c
departure Of Rov. Phillips Vernuf.
whom this church - nonding 10 the
Congo State ~ 10 missionary, whom II
will support a Leuha. about 800 miles
from the coaat. AiF. Werner salls from
New YORK IA ahaat 10 aAys
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

lNnnrKspnNuns Oct. ~ --Prnifie frus
nre raging Ia tho tosritory south Of hero.
The late rains have caEscd the vegotnl
tlon 10 grow very RINK and the territory
u covered BY an immense growth ut
gr ssa, reaching Ia somo plaoos a. high
~ eight fpot Tho frosts or the iasl
wesk have oausad the grass 10 begin "a
die. II 70 feared that loss Of life and
property viii rossit.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

AfrA Clayton Macapca From an AeyinnI
% Attend divorces suit.
CtnvnLARp Oct a.--The divorce onse
Of Mrs. Mmtba Clayton against her
husband, Arthur uayton. was called IN
oourt yesterday.
Mrs. 0ayton's attorney wna explain.
ing b che iodge lhni his clirnb was
conhnod IA an lnaano asylum and pro.
testing against proceeding with the cnae
whNn woman ontoled The room. II
wag Mrs, Clayton. Hho toftcsod 10 the
sidcrS Fer attorney. whispered fow
words 10 him and then was escorted %
tho judges private room. Thoro sho
went into Awoon. frem which aho did
not recover for none tlino. y.aior It
txauapirpd that Mira. Cayton had been a
pstIent a. the Cievclnnd innano asylum,
hal escaped from thns inaliiusion early
Ia tho morning and lad hoyorod about
tho corridors Of the courthcuse until
her caao was cnilod. Tho hearing OF
the suit Progressed after tho sensation
caused by tho plaintiffs appearance had
auhaidod.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

Bn1sli. Ind. OCT a.--Tho block coal
minolb aud operators held mootlng
hnrp 20 ARRANGE a mining scale for the
coming year. 70 take oiiuut NJ onco. Tho
minors demand for 10 cents per ton
wns granted by the operators. noswith-
standing 4 report that Ohio, fllin0is
aud Ronnsylvauia operators hro rccoiv.
Ing good wages and aro greatly ciated
oyqf tho settlement made.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

f,oNpoN. Oct. ~ ae Js~.- 0nG
zotte referring 70 the aefsat Of me g. .nls
bridge Oxford Cricket toam By thd
Philadeipliians. romafkas
"'rhese deieasa of thu znpIinh athlstoa
AoroAn tho Atlnntio are becoming nonoss
oncua. II there 4 one thiae va couid
DO, wc thpnel,t we couid play rvfcket.
America hax now taking ny khns
Rnmo assa though II mover wnH p0pulal
there yet ovon al cricket lhoy havl
| continued 70 beat az.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

CnicAuo, Oct. a.-.1'wo, aud perhnp.
more, Of tho crow Of the schoonar John
Rnber wcro drowned last night "a
nho grounded near Whiting. Ind. Thois
names ara not known. The vessel viii
b oofnpleto loss The John nnbor "A
one of the oldest Hohconora on tho lakes
mud has had an cvenelul history. 9hc
WAS built Ia Cleveland IA 1888, which
makes her AZ years old.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

BEnIm, Dot. a.--Tho aowngof en-.
press Of Russia viii go 10 iho Cauonsua
10 Join her invalid son. the ceeruwitr
there. Professor feyden, lhe eminent
German specialist, who has been con-
suited throughout the caarowit1e M.
noas, has demanded that Prince rs.
phewada ahail DO prosecuted for pub.
liahing defnunioEy article upon him.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

NEw wnAToomB. WASH. Ock a.
The Blalpo State bank, nt Blaine,
Wnah., Of which r. w. Wheeler ia
proaidcnt and ~ r. Whenlcr cashiof,
won't into the hands Of foetor w. Da.
vld. postmaster at Blaine. ~ ro0oly0r,
Monday. on application Of O. II. Stone
Of Hoattlo. WASH. QUO of tho slockhold.
brs. The liabilities and nasels nro not
afttn4i.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04
CuBANS ORGANIZING.
Getting Their Men In Shape
For Telling Work.


pishlon af ,he army Ars Unass fav
nfn' rfe'hinent f.tniera meth ef ths
macpas uefn cpmmnnd of olel.ipns,
~ Nantlaea a. puha KheS Have oss.
4wsnty xhpntaud Mea.
RWhtpntrufA. Oct g,--Newa hai
hsen received Ia lhls city BY Cuban sym.
paihlacfA that aayricmalle organization
q tho insufsent army has bonn effected
wltolu chs last few dnys
0onoral MnKimo Cnmoz Il the goner.
81 IN chlsi and q "a command of CANA.
nuay. He hos ditep,ly uudcr bis com.
maud 5000 men. Tho province Of San.
slaao de- Cuba comprises the sent Of war
Of the second army corps. whloh is a.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

CnocKnrr, Tex. Or. B. NoWl
Moore. white. aged 81 ynara. waa shot
and Instantly killed ~ unknoWn phf.
l|ea 80 miles south o. ihln city. npu
uaeeffll|n. -Four bullets onlefpd hia
body. Tho ahootlHa Wna done with a
WIhchnnlef. Particulars NOT known.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

pAnis. Oct a.--io Forbnn. new tos.
pedoboat. constructed a Hnyfe for tbs
Fronch governments. hna fat completed
hef official snood trials At Chofboaas
During hqr trials she accomplished = ~
knots an hour, which a ao far tho high.
esl actual speed fccprdoe Tor tiia clnss
IL VnsInIa
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

DALLAS, Oct a--Jamea Scott. proals
dent ni tho State Federation ol Labor.
has gone 70 Austin 70 work neainst tho
passage Of law with The omorsunoy
clArse attached. Tho 300 worlinRmer|
on the aroma bdildIng tnqf Monday nighe
and passed resolutions tfiticisine Gov.
Culborson for cnlling q special soanion.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

Ausuatin Daiy nassrs suit 70 atop
Play.

Ausustin DAILY Kaisrs Suit % ssop
. Play.
CnIoAao Out. as~-The fight ovor tho
produuiion Of iha drama ''Hon0urr now
being played at ihe chloago Opara House
which commenced IA iha New Ymh
supreme court, hna beon carried into the
Cook county courts. Monday evening
Augustin paly fled q bill IA tho circuit
court 70 enjoin the production Of tho
drama upon this Chicago Opera House
stage by Misa Lillian walrath and her
company. The defendants besides Miss
Walrath are Manager Bailey Avery.
Frederick dc pellovillo Francis Iloinnu.
who claims b DO the adaptor Of tho.
play David Henderuon, Jay Rial and
othoEa. Tho hearing win begin today.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

OAnNAD nKripa, Oell -.,I|ln Brown
ANA Victor Taylor. farnsarn living IA Is.
nbolln opunsy, hnvb Etln affsaled
ohnYeed with completely y, the ho|d.np
of the Chicago aud Wpat MiohiKail ltnilI
near Benntlllo on aug. 20, Epnlneos
0lhhell identified bath men.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

pnS AnnfrgII1, GOT. a.--The Unlvuti
sity Of Pennsylvania won rs nrst gusad
"a football from swarthmoFc by SCORE
OF 40 too Curtis. leftUud n thc t,wntthi
moro tcam, had his shoulder dialCuatosi.
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

AnkNNhn. o. Al on Work WIN
h0a|h Ia IeN tNyf oh Ih4 erection y j
It|tphoul |lns iI4H IA'A tlly ~ Nhanf
laI
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

decided hit and fairly captured the
Largo and enthusiastic audience Pailf.
otiam and pathoa. oloquencp and wit
marked sheae productions. and round
and round Of genuine and hoarty ap.
plauso, aud great Eucoosn was scored.
General ". Il. jackson introduced the
Allaaknla
Deming headlight., 1895-10-04

yidod into throo grand divisions. Tho
lrst operates around 0uanatanamo and
Brlgndier GcnosM Joso Mncoola IN com.
mand. The second or eantisgo do Cuba
division ia commanded By Major AUTO
MO Macoo. Tho third or MannzanllIn
division 4 commanded by General Bar
tolmo.
Las villas. or tho province Of Santa
Clara. ia divided into two divisions. IN,
FIRST under the command Of Genera
serafiu Sanchez and the second undoI
GoneFal Carlos Roiolf. Tho soatierc.
regiments In Mnntnyns nre under IN
command Of Oenofal Jose Ia Crcte.
tn tho division OF Santiago de Cub
each Of the three commanders have un
der shelu about 1000 rnan. or about 81,
ooo Ia nIi Ia tho province.
The herald., 1895-01-08
Throu I'll Hss lat.


Los Angeles business men are alwa-s on
their city. Just now they are filling the paper,
with talk about a railroad from Fresno to Los
Angeles to compete with the Southern Pacific
company and making believe that they q G
going to build it, OF course such talk is man
ifestly absurd. They could not build a road
that would pay expenses through the Tehach-
cpl IN 'untains and they are too sh ewd to
thro" good money away in that fashion 1t
would not cost a tenth of the amount to build
a railroad fro n Fresno to San Francisco that
1t won d to build a railroad from Fresno to
Los Angeles and anyb idy who knows anything
Mt all about such matters must be aware of
the fact. If competing railroads were really
wanted by the people OF the San joaquin val
ley, they would. MS a matter of course, build
one that would do them some good,
which n railroad to Los Angeles would never
do, because of the cost of building and operat.
ing Dad over the mountains. This talk Of
theirs is, therefore, simply an occasion for Los
Ang les to advertise itself as the successful
rival OF IAN Francisco, and to put on metr =
poltan airs. That is all right. of cour.e. The
people OF Los Angeles have always shown
themselves capable OF turning every passing
wave OF public opinion to their own advan-
tage, and they are doing so in this case Most
OF their prosperity is due to their shrewdness
in such matters, and we only wish that the
people OF San Jose would initiate their ex-
ample, at least to the extent OF stan ling to-
gether in praise of their city and county. and
in supporting every effort that is made for the
general progress and prosperity.
The herald., 1895-01-08

| EDITOR HERALD:-Much complaint is heard
| ABOUT the mortgage tax. 1t is very generally
| pronounced unreasonable and unjust. The
mortgagor, the debtor, in nearly every instanc.
pays the tax upon the mortgage. though it was
the intention of our constitutions m ikers that
the money-lender, the mortgage, should pay
that tax which. o course, is a tax upon his
capital. tits true the MORTGAGE pays the tax
III the first instance, but it comes out of the
borrower eventually. This is effected by a
common practice The money-lender demands
! certain net .ete of interest on his loan, and
lhen adds percentage large enough to cover
all psobable or possible tax levies. Thus in the
form of interest the debtor pays both interest
and taxes, and generally more for taxes than
goes into the public treasury. The mortgage
tax provision of the constitution is
thus completely evaded. Everybody knows
that this is a practice highly advantageous
to the money lender and equally burdensome
to the debtor. Everybody sees the gross in
justice of it, but the borrower now, as in the
time OF Solomon, is servant to the lender and
cannot help himself But it is within the
power OF the legislature to correct this evil
and in common sense and proper
manner. 1t Can be done by passing a
law, such as most OF the other states
have, fixing the rate OF interest and
declaring q higher rate usurious. The
nnortgaBe TAX provision OF the constitution is
good one but to give it proper effect and pre-
vent abuses under it, it must be sup
plemented with usury law Independent
OF the nortga ;e tax question such a law is de-
sirable and will prove 10 be in this as it has in
other states, most beneficial usury law
modelled after the one in New York state would
be of inestimable benefit to the good people of
California OF course all shylocks will oppose
it and will t IL you that such law will keep
capital out of this State, but we have never
heard that usury law kept capital out of the
Empire state or out of the Bay state or out of
any other n the very prosperous states Of this
Union. The legislature cannot do better
thing than to try it and thus settle that OBJ
noxious mo tgase tax question. c. COLE.
Los Angeles, Jan. z
The herald., 1895-01-08
An OATH BY TELEPH ONE.

No two lawyers seem to agree as to
the legal status OF the shrievalty mud.
| die. but all admit tba, John Burr made
fatal mistake when he undertook ia
swear himself into office by telephone.
According to tho opinion of District
Attorney Donnell, which we publish
elsewhere in this issue, Mr.. Burr Gro.
ated vacancy by not complying with
section v96 of the political code, and has
now no more claim on the office than
any other citizsn OF this county.
Mr.. Cline was unqnestiouab!y right
IN refusing to surrender the office to
Mr.. Burr, as, had be done so, his bonds.
men might have beer held responsi BILE
tor any errors committed by the latter,
whose attorneys admit that no has no
claim on the office. unless elected by the
board OF supervisors to fill vacancy
caused by his own negligence.
Whether Sheriff Cline shall continue
to be sheriff or not it is only fair to say
that be has made an excellent officer.
active and conscientious in the perform
ancs of his official duties. and that be
mas given the taxpayers an honest and
economical administration. 1t is en-
tlrely probable that no matter W no sbsll
be chosen by the supervisors. the courts
will ultimately be called on to deter-
mine the many nice | gal questions
which have arisen because OF Mr.. Burr's
neglect to comply with the plain letter
OF the law.
The herald., 1895-01-08
los ANGELES HERALD. TUESDAY January 1875

connection with the cnse have, decided
that Judge Hebbard'a conclusions of law
are, in the main. right, and Coils P.
Huntington must pay taxes for tho
Southern Pacific company. This judy
ment with interest and attorneys fees
amounts to nearly $1,000. 600. There is
one Justice on the supreme bench, how
ever, who endorses the conclusions OF
the railroad lawyers. He does not think
the Southern Pacific should be bound
by Hebbard's decision, and he filed a
dissenting opinion. This Justices anne
10 Mcfarland.
The herald., 1895-01-08
HUNTINGTON MUST Ply TIE
FREIGHT

For 10 these many years Coils P.
huntington has jingled pockstsful of
coin and told the state of California to
whintle 70: its taxes. Several years ago
when q fsw determined men, who did
not iear the wrath of the mono pollst
took The matter into court. Colis
laughed one OF those yor-can's- touch
ne laughs. Bus whom Superior Judge
iiehbard OF San Francisco, a man with
Integrity enough TO atand up for the
people against the monopoly. decided
that the railroad must pay taxp4 tbs
s"ne as other people. tho octopus wss
ss;oundsd st the proposition and
straigh,wsy summonad euch OF HE
seivitorH ss arr learned in thu law as il
pertains to Interference with the pro-
grees OF casea wherein the railroad ssck
il isnpnyd zsd. The matter Was takep
INTO The supreme conrs Of rhs ssste ana
four OF the seven jueticee, two being
disqualified by reason of former
The herald., 1895-01-08

By TIE retirement Charlee wcFAr.
city has lost enc OF the abe-t legal sd.
visers who ever held Tint office. Dur
ing his ,ncrmb ency Nj. McEArloud bss
conducted for the city many enits uf
great importance sud has had opposed
to him come OF the briri.sesf nind- AZ
the bar OF Son bern California, ami in
each case haa sbnsf si.nee ( e nscitn
tious. fat hiul tlieisi ard q lawyer. riye
eagacious ard full OF rcaonr ~ In Mr
1nnn. the new ci;y attorney. And formef
sisaietant Of Mr.. MrFsrlard, he ex
pectancy OF tho puhlic viii DO di-en-
pointed il he does not prove worthy
successor.
The herald., 1895-01-08

TIE people OF Realands objected to
the proiniscuous and unmueical beating
OF drums By Salvation army people end
othere in the streets. They passed an
ordinance prohibiting it bu, tho Saliva
tionists persisted in making noisee with
the soul-torturing instruments while
out on parade. A conviction was had
under this ordinance which was APP
pealed from. The supreme court has nov
affirmed the eentence. and in Redlands
at least The drum no longer off lnds the
eensitive tympanums OF those for
Nhom this sort OF salvation hae no
harm.