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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
G,txetttb,trner Gntette.

Sueite oes gereins ioll tiberaus reid
beihidt peroen. - SIN Staotbauie
! fino Sablrsibe Stuoien, Gppien be-
riibmter Wteilter uiw., Die unier 2anos-
mann Serr 9untmaler Sun9ers NIB.
reno elmer ldnaeren StuoieureiIe in
Spanien angeiertiat, ausQeIteat; es
limb SO Stiif, Oarunter prd1tiae
Gopien Der beriibmteiten Msiiierwerte
Der ipaniihen Shule.
am Is. oieies Wonats finoet AL
Sfenoe bic g%srmdbluna unieres 9e-
ihdBten 2anosmannes Serrn Subert
aies @poteter. aus Hbrbiu9en 9sbiir-
tia, nit Sri. Waria Spannepuei, Der
Sp1ter bes Ssrrn Yiir9ermeijters bon
Sab-2intens bel Sitenbe. Serr Gies,
welhcr lett mebrsren Sabren ais BRO.
piior elmer beOeutenoen NpOtbete in Der
rue des Danes Blanches oaielblt
tbdti9 1T, bat cine in Der u de la
Refine 9sle9sne apotbste tdufli9 erlpors
ben; tuir tOnnen i'm allen 2anosleuten,
iuelde Die Sltenoer Saiion mitma6en,
belteEs empfsblen. - @erIpbt baben
fid Serr Snail Gaufmann in Der ge-
oedten paiiaae. nit Srdulsiu War9a-
ret6a &remer, Observation-Disclosures aus
Staotgruno.
3irsIi9 Sonntag Ra6mittaa
fano i'm 6risoensgsribtsiaals bic srlte
o~iesidbri0e Notwithstanding oes
Gurembur9er Sterbetaiienpersins ltatt.
Nniueieno tuareu Ito Mitalisoer.
ueber bic i6on 81 berI1ieoensn Walen
srDrterte Serabminosruns Der Ysitrdss.
maate Serr Yrdfoent pfeiffer Der 0er-
iammlung ben 8oridlas. anitatt benz
bisberigen ieoesmaligen Seitrog beim
Nbferben zines Wlit9lieoes. einen idbrs
liden geitra9 bon 10 Mart 81 erbsben.
Sin o~iesbesii9libss Girfular piro als.
oann jeoem Witalieo CUR Sesutadtun9
reip. NoItimmune e~inaeianot. Der
@erein Sdblt bis oatO 1908 Witglieoer,
tuOpou $40 sablenbe.
Sienstdg omit lam
nit benz Barrier 3u9 Der SofmarIbaa
bes Siiriten Seroinano bon Yulaarien,
Soras, in unierer Staot an ulo be9ab
ii9 brett nad Dem 9Otel yralIeur, no
er bon benz Serso9 bon parma srwar-
tet wuroe. Ser gu SdloB Berg felt
mebreren Wohen auf geiua peilenoe
Ser3o9 bat betanntlib in 3psitsr Che
bic Sdmelter unIerer GrbsroBberso9in
beim9eiiibrt. Nus isinsr eritsn gbe
nit Der Prinpiiin Waria Yia bon
Sourbon=S isilien lit II. a. bic Yrin3ei.
lin Marie 2uiie. jeBi9e Giiritin bon
yulaarien, e%ntiproIien. Sic iiinaiten
8or9dn9e In g~ulgarisn iino uniern
GeIern befannt; Der GntibluB oes Cir,
fen 6eroinano. ieinsn liin0lieu SDbn.
ben Prinsen Boris, in benz ortbpborsn
YeienntniB ersisbsn 81 lalisn, puros
9e2en Wileu ielner Satin uno oeren
Gamilie 9efabt. Der 3wilt fano isinsn
MusOrud in Der Oben 9%emelDsten gb=
relic Der prinSeiiin Warie.2uile nat
benz Siioen pm Srantreih. Brai
Gpras mar bel benz Batter Der Sirtin
nit Der 9ermittlsrrols betraut. ieoen-
fails Obne Griola, oa er nah elmer llns
terreoun9 bon taum 10 Winuten Den
SersoS uerlicB, um Wittwo9 Wpr9en,
nbne nOGmals nit ibm suiammeu 9e.
tommen gu iein, wisoer ab3ureiieu. >,
Ser Sergeant Noel Der bieli.
gen Sreipilliaen.9 cmpa0nie, Der Sohr
oes Yri9aoiers unb Stationsiomman.
oanten Serrn y. q. Roel bon &iime-
lin9en, ipuroe oieisr Gage gum Sen.
0Qrulen b%eiOr0ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

Saber liebe beutite @laubenseenoiien
tilet uns 81 ollie in %unierer yiotb, oamit mir
bod enbli9 unier alSeitrebteS !3iel 9liidli9
srrei6en. g9ir bitten I'm Guer Sderllein I'M
ytanen WtariG, Der uuiere Rir9e sepeibt
tplrb. Sie, bic madtise urb SiitiSs Sung
frau un6 9ottesmuttsr, iptrb IS Sud iauienoa
toh perseltsu. Sebe &abe, sroB ooer tIeit,
III @elo oosr abselestsn 4aramenten uilo
tonitisen Sateu, bic ia bieneu shr Vsrbsrr'
libuig bes &ottsSbisnites, rperbeu NIT ben,
srOstsu Gante uuo bsr,li&ems SsrSslts @ott"
m Gmpian9 sehommen.
Sum 0oraus banfen ber,li4 aQeu &eberl
lie osilrf4en 6atbolifen pom @aterloo, So.
aas gabe,s bitten mir ,u isnosn au:
W m. Otto,
Sstretdr best ct. Warien. gauuereins,
se4 Sins Ctr, @aterIoO. So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
SeinS BET m.

y Serr Paitor un6 1eftuitor Gbrifian
Wtluer matte freiwiai9 ais 6elopreoiger ben
oeuti6'franSOii6en 6rieg NIT, ltno 9eb0rte
gum Corps altiusrie be5 VIII. armeefurpS;
mar Ill ben Sbla6teu oes NorbeuS amtens,
Segaume ulo ct. Quentin, no er ais 3sts
den leiuer &apisrteit bic aus;ei9nuus oes
9iieruen RreuSes erbielt. Elirs ua6 benz
6rieoensldluB purbe er gum Vfarier III
S9oneber9, 8reis SreI;nab eruouut uub in
6ol9e oes SuIturfampfes 121 Gage i'm @es
fGn9niBe gu Simmeru etuseiperrt uno ua6=
Der alsSenieleu. Sun CONNER 1876 9in9 er
uah Gllglano, lerlte bic eu9lilhe Sprdhe
uoutGuoi9 uno mar als Raplau i'll ct. Nlop,
iius, arorld 8reeu, 9t0,eie Ntan6eiter, tbas
tS wuroe oGuu Siarrer Ill Soutnpooo IN
berielben Si6Ssie. Sine ldli9ere Sraufbsit
uotbigte ibn bicie Pfarrsi, no er cine nells
Rir9e 9ebaut uno lid aud ioult um bic
Rfarr.i lebr ueroient 9enlaht bate, NIT elmer
leidtern Eiarrei bel Dem Wtarfst, IN Sirtling
Sowsr, @ambrioseibire, gu ptrtauiben.
1882 Duroe er mad SAT SerSbolt, bel Co.'s
DIETER III Sniiolf ais Rettor m 6toiter Der
Seuebittiueriuueu Ill ct. Vtarp's abbep pers
iest, no er bis SI ieiuer Riidberufnn9 ua1
Seutlbldno blieb uuo i'm Sabre 1884 IN Rpas
burg au9elteut muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

Dereiniete Staten.
Gbiea9p. Sa.. ~. Ssb. '96.
Wertber Serr 8onner!

gSefIper perr Oonller!
SD mil Sbnsn mittbsilen, bab 9ster
SisbsnaIer, 239 Suoion Nus., Gbi.
caao. ST.. ON Sienstas. ben Is. Ssb.,
nab ian9em 2sioen uno noblperiehsn
nit ben bl. Sterbeiairamenten i'm al.
ter BON So Sabtsn uno IL Mouatsn
ianit i'm Serrn entidIaisn LIT.
Yer 9srforbens mar seboren su
Sous. &anton Remib, 8rpbbersoa.
tbum 2urembura, fam i'm Sabre 1868
mad Mmerita uno tpobnte tint Sabre
i'm Soipn Sbereiia, @is., TOO sr iid
nit Sbereiia Tanner, 9sborsn in Wolf.
gang (Yapern) uerebelihte. aus oisier
Gbe entiproiien 9 Sinoer, ipopou ems
jung ftarb uno bon ben anoern iebt
orei perbsiratbct iino. Sm Sabre
1868 iieoelte er nah Chicago iiber, no
er big su ieinem Sooe wobnte. 9er=
felbe mar Elm Briinosr oes gurembur-
ger unteritibun9s-9 sreius. ioipis au6
Elm gu~tliebsnbes Witalieo bssielben
Gereins bis Su ieinem Soos.
Golaenbe @sileiosbeidliHe pursen
bon einem Gomite bes 2usemburger
unterfibunss.0 ersins ssfabt:
ga ts @ott benz aumG6tisen, benz Germ
iiber &c, N unb Sob, in leinem uneriorl6s
Ii6en Ratbi4luiie sefaaeu bat, ~unisrsn ipers
then gruber Neter Sisbenaler hrs Ssnieits
gu raitn, 10 lei es
SsidIoeu, baB bisier gereiu Elm
pertbes Uaitslieb unb Sulber, bic Yetannten
elilsil treuen 1reuno nub bic Stabt eineu
Snrger perloren bat. Serner lei es
Sei4Iosn, baB mir, bic Witalieber
oes pirentbnr9er u%nteriiemias : 8ereins,
hermit Der 6amilie bss 8erftorbeueu infer
tIstltes Ssilelo besensen. Ssrnsr iei es
gei4loem, bab cine abi6rft bieier
Vei9iiiils ms Yrototoubu9 eiusetraseu unb
cine abi1rift al BITE Sinterblebeisu bss
Ecrforbeieu geianot perbeu iou.
Das Gomite
q. MoIitor.
y. WeSel,
%. gntou,
80. Watry,
8. .. Sabus,
3. Seltsn,
$. @ebl,
y. &eiter, YraiiSsut.
- Gus Der GiSeeie Ga 9roiIe, gSis. - Die
bisber pom bo9p. Srn. 8. s. Srpbrpbowic,
paItorirte polniide @emeinbe IN yortb Gr'ef
bat IN BEN bobp. Srn. gler. Sipiec. bis Dor
alir3sm aliitent M Der ct. SeowisSsRir6e
III W%tlwautee, einen iteuen SeeliorSer erbals
ten. - Ote bObmiI1e ct. WenceslauSs6 irbe
III Va 0rote bat cine neue SrQel erbdlteu. -
Su Der ct. Warp'ssS Stride An 60 Groiis pers
ben ea,aritenpatreS am Sonntag ben /.
Wsars cine a@ttasiss @o!ssmiiiiSa s~r6iiIsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
&mmoert Sage im europa.

Qus benz 10 betitelten Werte bes
bodu. Batter U. &oien. mel4er aegena
mdrtis in WaoiiOn. Winn., Yfarrer
lit, tpsrosn mir in ben ndhiteu Wohen
cine NnSabl &apital aborrdeu. wslhe
mir bon ~beionoeren Sniereiie fir uniere
&eier halten uilo bic Suslei9 ais auis
numbering oienen iplsn lid |oas Iber,
aus intsreiiante Wert brett uom Ser.
iallsr su besiebsn. Wir meroen Is als
sinsn beionoeren 8sfaQen betradten,
ipsnn man anaibt, oaB man ourd
Ylatt auf oas porsislibe
BUD aufmertiam semaut puroe:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

Sdmdf Die @lasfenlter i'm @bore, Die
in Der 0lansperiooe Der 8lasmalerei oe-
fertiat lino. auf Dem 6snitsr in Der
Mitte finoet iid Die SabresSubl 1888,
auf ben beioen anoern 1884. Sieie
9emalten 8lasfenIter peroienen Inn 10
mebr Seadtun9 als lie Die einsiasn in
Der um9egeno lino Ole nod I'M 8ansen
erbalten oaitebeu. Son Der Sr9el aus
geIeben bietet oas Snnere Der STRIDE
einsn berrlihen 4nblid. Ser So9-
lpiiroi9e Serr Se9ant 8r6Q, ieBt Yfar-
rer uno Se6ant in Wittlia. bat ii9
Inn Die Stride iebr peroient aemaht
ourd Die auf isin Geranlaien eei6ebene
itplgerehte Semalung Der @dnoe oes
Chores. Serr Yfarrer uno Sefinitor
Wlaer aibt li9 ale Mtii6e oas Snnsre
Der Stride paiieno al peridOuern. Der
prddtiae 6uBboOsn i'm Gbore, mebrere
Reparaturen I'M Snnern uno gleuBeru
oes @sbduoes, belDnoers bic @ieoer=
berifeluna oes &reuS9auaes Iino ieiu
Wert. aua perO0ntt bic berrli9e
MarienIdrle ON &olenberse ibm ibr
Gntteben.*)
Sein s m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
IL. Brtef.
4pIIburs, IA. Sit. 1894.
2plbur8.

" ! " " ! v, Ii. III 1Oofs
2plburg.
Wein liebsr Refs!
Seute belt ih in Der Der altebrpiir-
oigen Stiitstirbe bier oas Sodamt unc
obldpn id oorssltern DID psri0uli9
geieben uno mir uus oes Wleoeriebens
10 redt berSli1 freuten, 10 tann ib bod
niht umbin, um Dir uieoer 81 ihreis
ben odmit Der 3uidmmeuhanQ meiner
Heiie bethlehem bleibt. Sas 10 malsriih
Ihon seiegsne Stdothsn &puburs per.
bantt mobl iein aufbliiben Der burg
bic Der Srisriide Grsbii4of SbeOoprih
b. Wino i'm Sabre 1899 bier auf Der
Yer9tupps erbauen lieB. S%abrbunoerte
friiber luar idon ein Sorf bort beruln,
100 Die uuterite Stride ftebt, oenn in ben
often oss 8lolters Priim miro srsdblt.
oaB I'M 9. Sa5rbunoerte 8elltlihe BON
Yriim aus ben Srt beluhten, UNI bort
8Dttesoienlt 81 feiern. Sbtngenannte
Surg muroe aebaut, UNI ben iibermii=
tbiasn &uoOlpb bon Malber9. Der lia
ni1t bios GinsriHe in Die Hedte oes
&loiters 81. SbOmas, ionoern aud
SeiuoIell9teiten 9e9en oas Grsitiit er=
laubt bate, inn 3aums gu baltsn. Ser
Glsfen. Der iih nm bic Burg bilOete
uno nit benz ihon friber beliebenoen
untern Sorf pereiniAte, erbielt i'm
Sabre 1880 Staotrsbts. Sbeooorid's
Wdhiol9er. arnolo b. Sienbura. lieB
nod sinlae Gebduoe auflbren uuo Den
6lsdsn nit Mausrn lmasben. Ssiien
Nadiol9er Sslnrib b. 9initiuaen IieB
bic berrlibe Stiitstir4e bauen. Die inl
Sabre 1876 einSeweibt wuroe uno nod
ais Pfarrtirde bon SDlburg bent.
Die Stride wuroe unter ben Shub Der
allsrieliaiten Sunairau nitsr BEN
Sitel uMaria bic Simmslstbni9in",
Geltelt. Nebsn Der STRIDE muroe Gin
9olle9iat 9soriinost uno bic Stifts.
bsrren periaben niht nur ben 8ottes-
oienit in Der Stiftstirde ielblt. %ionoern
aud in bsnadbarten Ortihaiten. eine
alte Sage 9ebt babin, oab oa no Die
2inoe itsbt, in Der NGbe bon Wiliedsr
uno @ttsloorf, brett iiolih BON Der
Stiitstirhs, auf benz 9eaeniiberliegen.
ben Siiasl cine tleine Marientapsle 9e-
itanosn babe uno bah Die 9lb,iht SeDe-
len isi bort cine 8ir6e al bauen. Bee
iaste 9inoe sdblt fiber iiber t%auieno
Sabre. IS ssrpdbrt sinen hsrrlihsn
@nblid, susnn man BON oieisr Ginbe
aus Die StiItstirde bon Gplbure an-
lie9t. Die &pa ihldn9slt lih in id0-
mem Sreiie un ben Geael, belsn Sci.
ten nit Waloun9su an SuBe uno
bOber binauf NIT S~opienanla9en uno
8arten beosft Iino, uno In Der Mitte
oten auf Der 6ldde 9renst oas berr.
li1e aus Sanoiteinen erbaute 8Ottes=
baus = cine Der idonIien Sir1en Der
OiOssie Srisr uno Elm Meiiterwert Der
Sautunlt. Seit Sabrbuuosrten pill
germ. DEFENDERS ON eriten Sonntase
oes Wonats Suli, Sdaaren frOmmer
8ldubiae bierbin uno ourb bic SIR.
iprahe Der Son. ain oes Simmels oas
gu erlau9su, mas lie BON Soft beasb.
rem.
Neben benz 8uaosnbiloe betpabrt
| bisie &irSs als ibreI berrli4tsn
The herald., 1896-11-26
LONG BEACH.
A Good Steady Rain, With No Damage
Done.

LONG BEACH, Nov. 25-The rain
which began falling Tuesday increased
in volume as the day wore on, coming
down in torrents after dark and keeping
it up steadily until about a. m. next
morning. The precipitation was be-
tween four and half and five inches.
1t has done world of good, for up un-
til late in the night the fall was so fine
and gentle that it went where it will do
the most good-in the ground-while the
latter end or more violent portion of the
storm washed the last vestige of dust
and dirt from the trees and foliage.
There has been NJ damage of any conse-
quence 50 far as heard from resulting
from the storm.
The poet singer, .Imes G. Clark had
4 good audience at mis- concert in the
congregational church Monday night
The Long Beach Enterprise has
changed hands, DR.. NJ. A Schulz turn
ing the management over to A. Bert BY
nom of the San Pedro American, who
has moved his press over here and will
print the paper in Long Beach. This
gives the place three papers, and the Eye
editor has given notice that he will issue
an. afternoon daily of his paper on and
after December 1st.
The Terminal company keep number
The herald., 1896-11-26
SAN DIEGO.
Clevenger Acquitted of Assault-Some
Proposed Buildings.

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 25.-Edwin Clev-
enger, young farm hand. who has
been on trial for the past three days in
the supreme court on the charge of
assault with a deadly weapon, was ac-
Quilted last night by the trial jury
The second good rain for the season
fell yesterday afternoon and evening.
The record for the storm is SS for the
city and 2.19 inches in the mountains.
j. w. Lefton, accompanied by his ar
chitect, is now in Los Angeles getting
acquainted with some of the modern
architectural structures in the Angel
city, preparatory to deciding upon the
plans for Mr.. Lefton's block in this
city. This proposed building will be
fitted up entirely for stores and offices.
ard will extend from Fourth to Fifth
streets on street, with so feet 'front.'
age on both streets.
Regimental orders have been receiv-
ed ordering all companies of the Sew
enth regiment N. G. c.. to attend divine
service on Sunday, November 29th
The high school and naval reserve
football clubs will meet tomorrow at
Recreation park, when spirited contest
is expected.
Owing to one of the water pipes be-
coming stopped during last nights rain
the store room occupied by Cregan &
Co., the dry goods merchants, was
found flooded with water. The stock
was a large one and is all more or less
damaged.
The herald., 1896-11-26
ORANGE COUNTY.
A Building Offered for a City Hall
News and Personal Notes.

SANTA ANA, Nov. 25-The Blade #
yesterday is authority for the statement
that Mr.. Yach, who is owner of the brick
building erected by James Layman just
before his death is now offering it to the
city for hail. library and other purposes,
for $500.
This building stands on the corner of
Sixth and Birch streets, and is in an
unfinished condition. For city purposes
it is very well located, being only one
block west of Courthouse square, which
will one Gay be the center of all legal
business in the city. 1t is reasonable 20
suppose that the city fathers will take
Mr.. Yach's proposition under considera-
ton.
Company l. is in receipt of another or
der from general headquarters. 1t is
that as d company it shall attend di-
vine services a some one church on
next Sunday evening. the particular
church being left to the choice of the
majority of the company
The boys have been circulating and
signing a petition to attend the First
Baptist church in Los Angeles. and will
no doubt be permitted to do so for .he
moderate sum of the cost of a round trip
ticket from each one of them.
On Monday thereafter comes their sec
ond company ball.
Bishop Johnson will hold special SER
vices in the Episcopal church in this city
next Sabbath, at which confirmation will
be performed upon a class of nine. At
p m. he will preach in Tustin, and at
1880 p. m. in Ell Toro.
The following constitute the football
teams billed to contest in Santa Ana
at Athletic park on Thanksgiving. 1t
is a contest between the High schools CT
Santa Ana and of San Bernardno:
Santa Anal. Chiffon, center; B. Will
guard T. Stevenson. right tackle: ].
Baker left tackle; c. Walker right end !;
c. Swope. left end; r. Vegely. quarter
back; A. Fossech. right half; B. North
cross, left half: r. Insley. full back
San Bernardino-Meyer. center; An
derson right guard; Luneeford. left
guard; Alison, right tackle: Dickson,
left tackle: Holland. right end; ]. Kier.
left end Keller, quarter back; Hoyt.
RIGHT half; S. Kier, left half; Boren, full
back.
The ladies Of the Unitarian church will
serve Thanksgiving dinner in the Lacy
block from 1:30 q. m. to 8 p. m. Thurs :
/ day next
The ladies of the w r. c. will hold a
camp fire in C, a. r hall Thanks giving
eve Refreshments will be served. The
admission fee is ten cents. Everybody
is invited
Mrs J. Rurrell died in this city yester-
day of consumpt The remains wera
taken to San Juan for interment today.
The Latin class in the city school cele-
brated Cicero day this afternoon by rem
dering a special program of selections
from Cicero a debate and music. Mr..
Smart. president of the board, made an
address at the unveiling of the bust Of
the great Roman statesman and orator.
The second annual meeting of the
Ebell society will be held Saturday. No
The herald., 1896-11-26
English and
German
Expert Specialists

vember 2Sth, at p M, in the G. A, R.
hall. There will be the election of Off
GERS and short program, followed by a
reception.
Union Thanksgiving services in this
city will be held at 10 a. m. in the Chris
tian church. Rev. Cooper of the Congre-
gational church conducting the eXer-
cises.
A union meeting for prayer and praise
will be held by the various young peo-
pies church societies of Santa Ana and
Tustin in Henry's hall on Thanksgiving
evening. Everybody is invited.
On last Saturday evening Leon Mum,
who was rooming in the Brunswick hotel
in this city. applied at the Office for his
bundle of laundry. which the clerk re-
fused to deliver until the charges there
on were paid. Mr.. Mum became indig-
Eant and went to his room and proceeded
to vent his indignation upon the furni
ture, smashing that in his own room and
then proceeding to do the same thing in
other parts OF the hotel, until. being dis
covered he was placed in the gentle
hands of the law Yesterday when ar
raigned before Judge Freeman. charge I
with malicious mischief, Mum plead
guilty as charged. but urged as ground
of mercy that he was intoxicated at the
time he committed the offense. The
judge gave Mum the option of DONATE
$50 to the public treasury or of changing
his lodging from the Brunswick to the
public prison. Mr.. Mum is now serving
out the sentence
Mrs. William Eimers, who was thrown
from her buggy last week died from the
effects Of her injuries Yesterday. Har
body has been removed to the residence
of Mr.. Yach. friend and old time ac-
quaintance Of her family
The Old Folks concert which met with
so much success at Tustin is advertised
to be given in Spurgeon's hall, Santa
Ara on December 5th.
Mr.. L. c. Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs {.
S. Brown. is visiting his parents here
Mr.. l.. c. Brown is connected with the
Mondamin savings bank, Mondamin.
Iowa
David Johnson. from Tustin district.
was today adjudged insane before Jud &c
Towner and assigned to Highland asy-
Iun
The herald., 1896-11-26

manned there for about two hours. ant
attracting the attention of the nigh
watchman and was released.
Capt. Nose of the Throop heavy foot
ball team entertained his eleven with
turkey dinner last evening at DeBus'
sey's. After the dinner an adjournment
was made to the rooms in the Crow
villa, where music was furnished by the
Guitar and Mandolin club. Those pres
ent were Messrs. Merrill Call, Goodale
John Blick, Jesse Wore, Harry Roche
Edison Turner, Ray Conger Ed Polkin-
horn, Charles Poindexter. Wilson Lee
Marion Weight, Weber, Wilder Ster-
rett, Pittirgill and Julius Price.
Walter n. Morse died last evening af-
ter brief illness at his home on North
Euclid avenue. Mr. Morse had been a
resident here about year, and had been
in delicate health though not dangerous
ly ill, up to the time of his taking down.
He leaves widow and two children and
many friends who will mourn him.
John Hobson and Frank Wright, va
grants, We're given ten days by the re-
corder this morning.
The contract for the erection of the
United Presbyterian church on the cor
ner of Colorado street and Los RobleS
avenue has been let to D. March at $500.
7. J. Schmidt whose mission is the
VI sJdp, W NdS dlltSteu lilt, lIlOi IL
ing and fined IS for following his mis-
sion without a license.
There will be a social hop at Auditorium
hall on Thanksgiving evening. The ar
rangements are in charge of Messrs.
Steil, Basset and Martin
Thomas Nelmes reports the rainfall
for the season to have been 3.92 iCche
for the last storm up to Nov 25th. 1.44
previous this month, "A; previous this
season, 204.
q. b. Senter has returned to his min
ing interests at Raudsburg
Arthur Dodworth left this morning for
New York to study music and dancing
Miss Packard will entertain Miss Clara
Damon of Los Angeles over Thanks aiv-
ing.
7. p. Lukins left this morning for Per
ris on a business trip.
NJ. H. Hood of Rochester is in the city
on business,
H. l. Stewart and sister, Mrs Barrett.
have left the city for San Francisco
Miss Edna Chaplin is improving from
her serious Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Scoville and daugh-
ter Barbara. returned last evening from
Chicago.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw will sing at the
Universalist church on Thursday even
ing, Dec. Sd, under the auspices of
Throop.
T. H. Furnald has purchased a drug
store at San Diego and he and his wife
will remove there the 1st of Decemb Der.
Mr. Furnald finds San Diego lively and
business picking up.
The herald., 1896-11-26
GARVANZA.
School Teachers Reception-Thanks
giving Celebration.

GARVANZA Nov 25.-The school
teachers reception Tuesday evening
was largely attended in spite of the
heaviest rain of the season. The hall
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and program of musical selections. de-
carnations and short speeches was much
enjoyed by all present.
Messrs. Lindsay. Weeks, Fellows and
1ngham constituted a quartette and
rendered several selections in voices re-
narkably well blended.
Mrs. Post accompanied by Miss Mary
Widney sang a solo and encore.
Prof. Garwood, DR.. Colegrove, Rev.
Wilson, Mr.. Ingham, Mr.. c N. Will
Jams, Mrs. McCracken, Mr. Abbott Miss
Emma Thornton, addressed the gather
ing in speeches appropriate TO the occa-
sion, and Miss May Colgan and Miss
Oracle Abbott and Master Robbie Alb
bot delivered declamations
Dainty refreshments were served by
the Misses Blanche Donnell, Mary Wild
ney, Grace Goodrich. Florence Ganahl.
Grace Wright and Ethel Good.
vote of thanks to the teachers was
unanimously endorsed by the many
guests present
Wednesday afternoon the approach
ing Thanksgiving festivities We're cele-
brated by the entire school by libel al
tribution by theAssociated Charities and
in the following program:
Music, The Morning Hymn--Room
No. ..
Concert recitation, The Magic Vine
Room No. 1.
The First Thanksgiving at Boston,
Miss Blanche Donnell.
Instrumental music, by Walter and
Chambers Allen.
Reading-Marian Owen.
Song of Thousand Years-Room
No. 4.
The Death of the Flowers-Rolla
Bremner.
Song. November's Party-Room No. /.
Recitation, The Pumpkin-Walter
Durham.
Music, autoharp-Austin Mead.
Thanksgiving for Harvest Room
No. 9.
Concert recitation, Over the River
Room No. !.
Corn song-Room No. 4.
Solo-Mr. Ingham, with chorus
A considerable number of visitors
were present and expressed hearty sat
isfaction at the progress shown by the
scholars. the efficient management of
the principal and the faithful work of
the teachers
Announcements were made of An
Evening of Song and Story by James G.
Clark tonight. The literary club meet
ing at Mrs Fellows Friday evening, the
Political Economy clubs discussion of
the temperance question next Saturday
night and an entertainment to be given
by Mr.. Len Shepardson, humorist and
cialect impersonator, assisted by local
talent, next Tuesday evening