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The herald., 1895-08-04
Great Times in Prospect for the
October Meet
NOMINATION ENTRIES OVER
Crack Racers and a Speedy Track
Promised
List Of Entries for the Nomination Stakes.
Horses That Will Spin at Agricul-
tura1 Park-More Coming

Entries in the nomination purses for
the October meet:of theIDistrict Agricul-
tural association closed yesterday, and are
here given for the edification of turfmen
and horsemen generally. The names Of
the horses speak for themselves. race
number II being a model Of its kind.
In place of race number IL. the board
Of directors has made a three-year old
open class trotting race with 5000 purse.
And in place of race 15 the board has put
up $500 purse for an open class pacing
race for three-year-olds. There has also
been added to the programme gentle
mems road race for purse of 5000.
The races by number and the entries
are as follows:
Race No.. II. o.year-old, 2:40 trot,
purse $500-Monroe Salisbury's Calvin,
Milo Knox's Jummye, Palo Alto stock
farm Palita and Pasont,J. Willis Fern
wood: Thomas Story's Motor, Clarence
Days Dictatress. Richard Sweeney s
Eureka, M. $. Severance's Don Robeito,
Vendome stock farms Claudius.
Race No. II, three-year-olds. 2:27 trot-
purse SCOOP. W. Hodges Johanah Treat,
Palo Alto stock farms Nordioa and Ceas,
Siua, II. II. NdFu ) Our oetn, n,J.so. uruy
Betty Gentry, Vendome stock farm s
DR.. Puff, Tuttle Bros, STAN B., A. Hirsh-
mans Sidney Howard Charles A. Dur
fee s Potrero, G. A. Ovens Carrie c.,
Monroe Salisbury's Lou Mitchell.
Race No. 13 did not fill.
Race No. IA, 2:40 class. pacing. purse
5000. A. Durfees Jennie Nc, J. S.
purdys Lady Alice, Monroe Salisbury s
John D. and Miss Creighton. Milo Knox S
Prince Bismarck. Oakwood Park stock
farms King Cadenza, Frank Frazier S
Umatallls.
Race No. Is did not fill.
Race No. 16 2:13 class. pacing, parse
S1OoO-La Siesta farms Fred Mason, c. H..
Cory's Laura NJ. J.. H. Davis Belle. W.
X. Robinson's Ketchum, S. c. Tryon's S
Hanford Medium. Frank Fraziers' Che
halls. James Mack's Waldo j.. H. r..
Wards haywood, Monroe Salisbury s
Dudley.
Race No. II. 2:o7 class. pacing. purse
$1,000 Monroe Salisbury's Directly. Oak
wood Park stock farms W. Wood. J. Will
let's Silkwood, James Maok's Waldo j.
William Murray's Diablo, G. B. Polhe-
mus Seymour Wilkes.
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able and impressive manner. She pic
tured in a favorable way the scene of the
lsraelites' impatience to send the twelve
spies into the promised lana, and the
disgust felt by the former at the reports
received. The lesson of the brazen SER
pent in its typical sense was also made
very realistic. A paper was read by Mrs.
Wheelan on Reverence for ths Lords
Home. She thought that children should
be taken to church and made to keep
still without being continually reminded
of it. She suggested that the very small
ones might be allowed to sleep, but never
to read library books or papers during
the service. The union was pleased TO
receive for those present and any others
who are interested in primary work the
invitation of Mrs. Baskerville to meet
with her on the 18th of this month in her
home, No. 1858 South Los Angeles street.
The herald., 1895-08-04
TRIED TO ROB A DOCTOR
A Well.Known Physician Attacked by a
FOotpad
Or. w. W. Hitchcock Proved Too HuscuIar
and Compelled the Robber to seet
Safety in Flight

A daring but unsuccessful attempt was
made last Monday night to hold up DR..
w. w. Hitchcock. the well-known physi-
clan and former member Of the board of
education.
He had been called from his residence
on West Twenty-seventh street to attend
case near Washington street, and was
returning home shortly after 8 O. clock.
When at the corner of Twsnty-second
street and Grand avenue rough-looking
fellow stepped from the shadow of the
trees and asked DR.. Hitchcock what time
of night it was.
DR.. Hitchcock started to take out his
watch, handsome gold repeater. when
it suddenly occurred to him that the man
intended to make grab for the piece of
jewelry, the doctor began to button his
coat.
AS soon as the robber saw that DR..
Hitchcock 8 suspicious had been aroused
he made Il clutch at the watch. but was
met with stunning right-hander on the
jaw, that sent him spinning into the
street. Not being armed, DR.. Hitchcock
used strategy to relieve himself OF the
troublesome company, for pulling out q
bunch of keys from his pocket he leveled
the most formidable LOOKING one at the
supposed robber and ordered him to
throw up his hands or BIZ shot.
The footpad took to his heels immedi-
ately and was soon lost from view down
Grand avenue. DR.. Hitchcock hunted up
the officer on the beat, and together they
made a search for the man. but without
success, as no trace whatever was found
of him.
DIR. Hitchcock describes the fellow as
being of short. stocky build. light mus
tache and shabbily dressed, and appar
emily about % years of age.
He was evidently novice at the busi-
ness and was not expecting the warm re-
ception he received.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Southern Pacific Railroad

The Examiner is authority for the state
ment that j. A. Fillmore will fill the
place of A. N. Towne as general mana.
ger of the Southern Pacific company. A.
d. Wilder. ut present division superin-
tendent of the bay region, will succeed
Mr.. Fillmore as general superintendent,
and Mr.. Wilder will he succeeded either
by ]. A. Muir, superintendent Of the Los
Angeles division. or J. l.. Frazier super
intendent OF the coast division.
President Samuel Spencer OF the South
ern California Railway company denies
that his company has purchased the
Columbus Southern road.
The herald., 1895-08-04
A Story and Another

Ever hear Of tho hungry gentleman
mule in the dry stubble field. and the
high board fence with an occasional unot-
hole through which he could see green
fields aui pastures new? The question
was how he was to change feeding
grounds. Do you give it up. Just as the
other mule did? Now. il you pay rent,
you resent BILE the aforesaid h. 6. M. the
house you live in the d. s. f., no ready
cash the b. b. f.. We are the o. k h. and
our cosy homes on monthly payments are
the <. +. and p. II. But in this case you
don't have to give il up like the other b.
6. M. as wo will show you how to get
over the fence. and out of rent. o. X. ii.
Langworthy Co., 22d s. Spring. Take the
litter.
The herald., 1895-08-04
POLICE COURT NOTES
The Cases Acted Upon by Justice Owens
Yesterday

The Cases Acted Upon by Justice Owens
Yesterday
There were but few cases in the police
court yesterday.
H. G. Butler. the cripple arrested by
Officer Tdlamaptes for having robbed
James Judd, while the latter was drunk,
will be examined for ROBBERY on the 9Th
at 10 a. m. Small was fined nominal
sum for being intoxicated.
Con Dwyer was fined IS or five days
for indecent exposure.
Peter Gross, the buzz-saw thief, was
given 100 days.
Gueilermo Morales was fined $50 for
having disturbed the peace.
Victor Notion was assessed IS for a
sir liar offense.
John Vail and AL Chingen. arrested on
Main street at noon yesterday by Officer
Matuzwkiewiz were fined $40 or ten days
for disturbing tile peace.
Four drunks were given nominal fines
The herald., 1895-08-04
On f1islnformation

Eugene Behrendt yesterday brought
suit in the superior court against Jennie
M. Winchester for 1925 for damages In
CURED by him on misiniormation by her.
She claimed a lease to the premises at
1877 South Broadway for q year from jan
uary /, 1895. and on February Goth she
sublet the room to him ag shoe store.
He went to work to tit up and move In,
and was out considerable in time. ex-
pense and injury to trade when be was
elected by the owners, who averred that
he had no right there and that the Win
chester was talking continuously
through her chapeau.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Superior Court Notes

Judge Van Dyke confirmed the claims
OF G. NJ. Whaling granting him decree
to quiet title to the Iand in dispute be-
tween him and the city of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Mamie Buford was granted a di
voroe by Judge Van Dyke yesterday from
J. b. Buford, on the usual stat utory
grounds.
Motions for new trials were denied in
the ancient cases of st. Paul VS.. Fish and
st. Paul vs.. Pallet.
The herald., 1895-08-04
DENTAL ALUMNI
The Regular Monthly Meeting Held Yesterday
at Santa nonica

The Regular Monthly Meeting Held Yesterday
at Santa nonica
The monthly meeting OF the Los An
geles Dental alumni was held yesterday at
Santa Monica, at which the following
subjects were discussed: Antiseptic
Dentistry, and the Best Filling Materials
for Children's Teeth. After the transac-
tion of the business and the general dis
cussion of the papers the members and
their ladies enjoyed the sea breeze and
partook of an elaborate luncheon at the
Arcadia hotel.
The following were present: DR.. and
Mrs. J. u. Moody. DR.. and Mrs. +. G.
Howard, DIR. l.. E. Ford, DR.. and Mrs.
+. II. Sawhill, DR.. N. H. Messer, DR.. W.
A. Smith. DR.. H. d. Requa. Dr.. J. Z.
Price, DR. f. r. Cunningham, DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Allen. Dr.. B: W. Day, DR..
Hendricks, DR.. ana Mrs. Hayes, DR.. and
Mrs. Palmer of Pasadena, and the Misses
Bishop, Requa and Ballard.
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WANTS TO GO ARMED

Captain James Wants to Carry . Revolver
and Bowie Knife
Captain J. +. James, who gives his resi-
dence at the southwest corner of New
High and Marchessault streets, has filed
with the board of police missioners
petition to be allowed to carry six.
shooter and bowie knife through the
tenderloin district. Captain James has re-
Gently launched new weekly publica-
ton, and he thinks he needs the protec-
tion petitioned for in the conduct Of his
huSinasa.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Baseball Today

The Brunswick Baseball club Of the
Angel City league has arranged game
tached company. to be played today at
Athletic park. In addition to purse OF
$50 to be contested for, there is such an
intense rivalry between the two mines
that a hos game is looked for. The Tril-
by coachers are in trim for some BRASS
iunged oratory.
The herald., 1895-08-04

Some time ago was taken sick with a
cramp in the stomach, followed by diar-
rhoea. | took couple of doses of Cham
beriain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was Immediately relieved.
| consider it the best medicine in the
market tor all such complaints. I have
sold the remedy to others and every on
who uses it speaks highly of 1t. J. W.
Strickler, Valley Center. Cal. For sale
by Off & Vaughn, Fourth and Spring;
G. +. Heinzeman, 100 N. Main st.
The herald., 1895-08-04
ALL BIDS REJECTED
Delay In the Building Of the Wsstlaks Bsne
Stand

The hoard of park commissioners YES
terday rejected all OF the bids recently
offered to construct tho new band stan q
to be erected at Westlake park' Ane
work was ordered TO bs rsadvsrt'ssn.
The old bids did not IN several Important
particulars comply with the previous su-
vertisement. The plans and sPscinestions
are TO be somewhat changed. ine new
bids will be opened on August ~ ~ ~
o'clock q. m.
The herald., 1895-08-04
rloonIight Excursion Through FalryIsnd

Every moonlight night from Echo
Mountain house to The Pines, over the
grandest scenery no the face of the earth.
Road now in operation there miles be-
yond Echo mountain and takes in the
magnificent Los Flores canyon, Garden of
the Gods. Cape of Good Hope, Millard
canyon, Oakgrove, Grand canyon and
The Pines. Fare over this grandest of
all scenic routes, half rate to over night
and permanent guests of the Ecno Noun
tam house. See Mount Lowe railway
time table, this paper.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Divorces AppIied For

Mrs. Ella Snowden yesterday filed her
suit for decree OF divorce from Robert
Snowden on the grounds OF desertion
and failure to provide.
Margaret Cellar from Robert Zeller on
the grounds OF failure to provide.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Working Bows Home

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Working Boys homo will be held tomor-
row at 10 a. m. at the residence of Mrs.
Il. A. Forester, $40 West seventh
street. Important business will come up
for tranSaC tiOn.
The herald., 1895-08-04
PRIMARY TEACHERS UNION
An Interesting rIeeting Held Last Tliursda
Varied Programme

An interesting meeting OF the Primary
Teachers union was held last Thursday,
when the members were especially favored
with the presence of their president, Mrs.
Baskerville. for the first time since her
marriage. The lessons of the meeting
were taught by Mrs. Cressey in her usual
The herald., 1895-08-04
HIGHLAND PARK AND 0ARVANzA

A Petition for Annexstios u ohicisi'y
PILED
A petition largely signed was filed with
tho city clerk Yesterday, praying for the
annexation to the city of the district
known as Highland Park and Garvanza.
The petition contains over two thousand
names and will tomorrow by tho council
be referred to the land committee.
The herald., 1895-08-04

Being agents for Winsor & Newton, Lon
don, we are absolutely headquarters in all
artist materials. AS agents for Berkshire
Typewriting Paper company. we Offer. the
pest papers manufactured expressly for
the typewriting work. They en- brace all
the qualities. strength, durability and
firmness OF texture most essential to good
work on the various writing machines
now in use. Sanborn, Vail Co., 1873 ).
Spring st.
Rev. W. W. Tinker will preach Sunday
morning at the American Ba ptist
church, Twenty and Sumner
streets. Rev. q. T. Douglas Of Pasadena
will give a stereopticon lecture Sunday
night at the American Baptist church.
Rev: George r. Wallace. d: D., pastor
FRS. Congregational church of Portland,
Ore, will preach Sunday orning and
evening at the First Congregational
church, corner Hill andlSixth streets.
The Fine Arts company has consolidat-
ed with II. G. Lichten berger's art en-
porium at l07 n. Main ST., where you will
lind complete stock of pictures, frames,
mouldlngs. artists materials and art
novelties.
Ralston distilled water is healthy and
Is pure as the purest. Delivered any
where in Los Angeles. from one gallon up.
Leave orders at Cottage bakery. ABA South
Spring. Borden & Doane, props.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey. Stimson block.
first fool, rooms l29, 100, 131. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women and children. Electric
ity scientifically used. Consultation hours,
to 3. Tel. 1927.
s. Conradi, jeweler and matchmaker,
lib South Spring street, makes specially
OF fine watch and jewelry repairing and
diamond setting an elegant line of opti-
cal goods. A fine stock OF watches and
5ewelry always on hand.
Adams Bros, dentists, 2395 South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tractlng. Best sets of teeth from $6 to
$40. Hours, to 8; Sundays. 10 to IL.
Best security at cut rates. Sewing
machines, in good working order for
IS each. l2S South Main street.
In buying picture frames or framed
pictures from us you get the incest goods,
the latest designs and the best value.
Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 1873 S. Spring st.
Fresh Eagle Brand bulk oysters and
Holsters ut Pacific Coast Fish company.
corner Third and Spring.
Pianos tuned and repaired by A. G.
Gardner lis Winston street. First-class
pianos for sale and to rent.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors in-
dspendent), 53G South Spring street. Tel.
The Advanced Davis sewing machine
is the best. Office. 12S South Main stl eet.
Breakfast Cantaloupe or berries. 9 eggs,
rolls and coffee. IS cts. Hnllenbeck Cafe.
DR.. A. u, Valla's office, New Mcdonald
block; residence, Eli Boylo avenue.
If you want to get strong and healthy,
drink Buffalo Salvador beer.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
l28 South Main street.
If your horse is lame, try r. T.. Doane,
the popular shoer, $40 N. Main st.
Rooms 81 a week and up. U. S. hotel.
DR.. Reese. 1l94 s. Spring.
The herald., 1895-08-04
GeHminal Island

The pavilion and bath house are open
for the season. Fish dinners. fine bath
irg, boating and sailing.
The herald., 1895-08-04

Something new.-Try Wheatlet for
breakfast. II. Jeyno, grocer, agent.
The herald., 1895-08-04
Ladies'

Drink Buffalo Malt Extract will give
You health and strength. Ask your fam
lily physician.
The herald., 1895-08-04

Kregelo e. Bresee, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1895-08-04

Use GERMAN FAMILY soAr.
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places bar Tem. Max. Inn WIND IW' cher

TIDE TABLE for San Pedro. CAL, for
August 4, 1895, compiled from the tide
tables for the Pacific coast published
by the United States coast and geo.
detic survey at the government print
ing Office, Washington. d. c.:
high Water. Variation.
9:43 q. m. feet inches,
$40 p. m. feet inches.
Low Water. Variation.
100 g. H. loot inches.
2:27 p. m. feet inches,
Judge Walter Van Dyke OF department
four will leave tomorrow for Yosemite
valley. This will be Judge Van Dykes
first vacation in three years. He will be
absent about one month.
Edward Chambers, assistant general
freight agent OF the Southern California
railroad, went to Coronado yesterday for
n months outing. Mr.. Chambers fam
ilv and a number OF friends accompanied
him.
Health Officer DR.. Steddom and Coun-
Gilman Munson propose to abate that al
legged nuisance. the stagnant Swamps at
the northeast corner of Westlake park.
The Rev. DIR. Pendleton will preach to-
day at IL a. m. for the Second United
Presbyterian church in the Y. NJ. G. A.
ball.
The Assistance Iague will meet next
Saturday with Matilda Jones. at Gray
Gables, corner Seventh and Hill streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy X. Wilson left last
Thursday for month ap Catalina.
The Los Angeles Military band will give
Its regular Sunday afternoon concert at
Westlake park. beginning at 2:3o p. Ill.
DR.. G. c. Mclean will preach in the
morning and evening at Simpson taber-
pacle.
The herald., 1895-08-04
CObbler Seat Rockers

Polished antique oak frame. finely finished. The
prices here quoted only hint of the that stand
behind them Four prices show how.
Real worth ......... .S5. 90, $3.50, $6 so. $500
Red Letter price. ..... 81 30, 81 25, $475, $50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-17

fellow-Iesidents, in preventing
them from returning to their
homes and their avocations. This
personal injury and the damage
to trade do not, however, form
the worst phase Of the rebellious
doings on the three islands.
Scarcely could a worse prece-
dent be established by the Gov
eminent than to allow insub-
ordination to it's authority by
any body Of residents, Such
thing is all the more serious
in a time of grave emergency
like the present. This is not a
case of forcing danger of infection
upon co mmunities, but one of en-
forcing the rights Of individuals
under the strictest possible pre-
cautions for the protection of all.
II the national authorities had not
deigned to give those communities
full information Of the precau-
lions thus taken, then the people
might be justified in taking arms
to resist what might fairly be
thought by them an attempt of
the steamship corporations to
force dangerous traffic upon them.
But the communities in rebellion
were explicitly informed of the
measures taken for their protec-
ton, and had no more right to
ignore those measures, and refuse
to honor permits for passengers
and freight to be landed, than the
residents of King, Queen and
Punchbowl streets in Honolulu
have to offer armed resistance to
the passage of the hospital am
bulance and the dead wagon
through those thoroughfares. AS
we have said before, if there is a
Government of the Republic, let
it make it's authority respected
over the whole Republic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-17
WRONGLY REPORTED.
One of the Inspectors Bemurs TO n
Report Of His Remarks.

Ono of the Inspectors Demurs TO n
Report of His Remarks.
Charles B. Wilson desires, in
justice to himself, to have the
Advertisers report of his remarks
at yesterdays meeting corrected.
That pap4r says: &c. b. Wilson
quoted DR.. Smith in saying that
the germs Of cholera would exist
but two hours in the sun. Why
would it not be good idea to
make people in the infected dis
tricts boil their clothes and in
stitute thorough house-cleaning
instead of using the whitewashing
methodw
Mr.. Wilson says that what he
did say in effect was that there
was no need of whitewashIng and
disinfecting districts that were
not infected, 1t would be putting
needless expense aud trouble on
the people. Let them single out
the infected districts FOR
thorough cleaning and whitewash-
ing. He also suggested the
boundaries of certain districts
that ought to be disinfected.
Mr.. Thurston agreed with him,
and embodied his ideas in the re-
port submitted last night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-17

Let the band play on the Exc
cutive building grounds every
morning while this gloom-provok-
ing trouble is on the town. 1t
will not draw crowds but it will
be cheering to multitudes. Presi-
dent Dole is in favor of the pro-
position, and there has been no
voice heard against it.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-17

Mr. Lowrey last night proposed
immediate disinfection of the in
footed quarters, by means of what
ever fluids were decided on ap-
piled with all the spray pumps
that could be procured. Although
he did not carry the meeting with
him, we believe he was right. No
time should be wasted in destroy
ing Infection wherever it is known
to exist. Places as yet only liable
to infection may in the meantime
wait upon the slow process of the
lime kiln.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-17
Additional Contributions.

The following additional sub
scriptions have been made to the
Ladies Relief Fund, besides those
given on Ord page: May Cummins
50 SO, Mrs Ward 500, Wellwisher
$40, J e P $7.40, Desha IS, Mrs
j M Cooke S25, d 2 Peterson IS.
Total $74.9O.
Steamer Claudine 1914, con-
tributed as follows:
Ships Company-Geo c Beck
ley 500, Geo c Beckley Jr SIS,
Capt E F Cameron IS, J H Nye
SIS, j G Hunter So, j Sutherlan md
IS. E Hughes SIS, w Cahill SIS, @
A Kibbling S., b L Guerrero $2,
All Young ~, Grew and Fireman
$42.
Passengers. J R Soares $40, e
G Hitchcock IS, L A Andrews SIS,
G j Falk IS. N E Gedge So, w
Vannetta IS, l. Turner IS, A
Petrie IS, j Osorio So,
Rev L Bryde So, Rev r Calender
SO, Mrs M Silva So, Misses NJ
and S Doherty SIS, Miss H F Coan
SIS, Kailieha So, j g Lekhardt IS,
John T Brown IS, Ladies' 81,
W Heating So, Miss Carrie Dunn
50, d Kanewanui 81, u McKeague
81, Miss B Weight 81, Mrs Ka-
hoopai 81, Rev Hanuna 81, Kaiwi
81. Passengers $l08, Ships Com
pany $l06, total amount 1914.