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The herald., 1896-01-23
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Kern River Electric Company Given
the Franchise Asked For
The Former Order of the Board Fixing the
Compensation of Registration Deputies
Observation-Disclosures Business

At the meeting of the supervisors yester-
day the bid of the Kern River and Los An
geles Electric Power company for fran
chise, $25, with the costs of advertising
etc., was accepted, and the ordinance
granting the franchise was adopted.
On motion of Supervisor Woodward the
hearing of the petition for the vacation OF
streets in the Wheeler tract was continued
to February 13 at 10 a. m.
In the matter of the Adams street extern
sion, on motion of Supervisor Woodward,
it was ordered that $500 be transferred
from the general road fund to the Ballona
road fund when the work of grading said
street is completed to the satisfaction OF
the board.
On motion of Supervisor Woodward the
petition of c. Schonneman ct al. to vacate
Bartlett and Vine streets, in Locke's SUBJ
division of the Hildebrand tract in Alham-
bra. was granted and the lots restored to
acreage.
On motion of Supervisor Hay the petition
for the change of Rubadoux street to Jhir-
ty-first street was granted.
On motion of Supervisor Woodward,
5000 was ordered transferred from the
general road fund to the Spadra road fund.
and 500 was transferred from the general
ROAD IunQ 10 tne San jose rOhu Iutius W Do
applied toward finishing the Pomona and
Covina road.
1t was decided that the board should visit
Garvey's ranch January 25th, and Whit
tier and the 10-mile house road on the
9th. Mr.. Field will accompany Mr.. Hay
to inspect the Adams street extension on
the Oath.
Several claims were rejected on the re-
port of the district attorney.
On motion of Supervisor Hay, hearing on
the application of Deny & De Kersanson
for saloon license for Manhattan station
was postponed to January 29th at l l pm.
On motion of Supervisor Hay, the min
ute order of the board sin the matter of
deputy clerks for registration" dated June
21, 1892, was resoinded. This order fixed
the compensation of registration deputies
at cents per name outside of Incorporated
cities aud cents inside. From the fact
that no rate has been fixed it is believed
that the compensation will not be so liberal
in the future.
On motion of Supervisor Field, the requi-
sition of the county assessor for horse
and buggy for the use of his field deputies
in revaluing property was granted.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Poor Indeed

There are degrees and kinds of poverty, just
as there are differences ofopinion among those
who compute and measure poverty and riches
by different standa rds. Some men deem tn M
selves poor because they are less rich than
others; again, there are comparatively poor
people who are satisfied with a competence
There is a kind of poverty for which no amount
OF wealth can compensate. namely, poverty
a arrangement OF the functions OF digestion,
bilious secretion and the bowels. To restore
vigor upon a permanent basis there one
remedy that fully covers the requirements,
ellis the BILL" and this is Hostetters Stomach
Bitters By restoring digestion, giving a
healthy impulse to the action OF the bowels
and liver ana tranquilizing the nerves, it full
Ellis the conditions necessary to q resumption
OF strength by the system. 1t also overcomes
malaria and rheumatism.
The herald., 1896-01-23
IS GONE TO HIS REST
An Old Pioneer Has Breathed
His Last
J. w, Potts, Who Settled In this County
in 1880, Is No More-Was
Once Wealthy

Yesterday morning departed this life j.
W. Potts, who has been prominent figure
in the history of Los Angeles for many
years.
The old pioneer came to California in the
early SOS and settled in Ell Monte, where
he engaged in commercial business; then
removed to Wilmington. where he re-
mained in business during the war, and
then came to Los Angeles, where he re-
manned until the time of his death. He
was man of undoubted courage and in
tegrity, always foremost in every charita-
BILE work. He truly loved his fellowmen,
and would divide with them under all cir
cumstances to the uttermost. Sometimes
eccentric. but always charitable and for
giving.
Mr.. Potts was one of the first Protestant
Christians in this county, and gave freely
toward the upbuilding of the First Metho
dist church, of which he was a member
contribute for the upbuilding of all
churches and for all public purposes to the
full extent of his ability. He inaugurated
the improvement of the hill property in
this city, and did many things and paid
out much money credited to other people.
Like many OF the enterprl6lng, active
pioneers who have given California its
wonderful history, Potts had his ups and
downs in financial matters. He was sew
eral times rich and several times poor, but
always hopeful and helpful to his fellow
men.
The great monetary depression that
swept over the country during the past few
years greatly crippled him. and it was his
ardent hope and ambition to ride out of the
storm and regain financial independence
for himself and family.
Mr.. Potts leaves widow, son and
three daughters. He was good citizen, a
loyal husband and parent.
The funeral services will take place at
the family residence on Waterloo street on
Saturday at 10 o'clock.
The old man was almost in the last mo-
ments of his life compelled to plead for
laborer's position in the park depart
ment He was dismissed because of his
age, and restored only after the press of
the city had called public attention to his
case. When he became ill few weeks
ago the son of the pioneer was given his
position so that the family might not suffer
for the necessities of life.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Call tel. 243 for ambulance. Kregelo &
Bresee, Sixth ana Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-23
COR0NER'S INQUEST
hrs. Heath Came 20 Her Death From Natural
Causes

hrs. Heath Came TO Her Death From Natural
Causes
An inquest was held over the remains of
Mrs. Della I. Heath, who was found dead
at her home, 900 East First street, Tues
day, at the undertaking rooms of Orr e.
Hines yesterday morning.
A thorough Investigation of the case was
made and several witnesses examined to
learnif possible the condition of the woman
previous to her death. 1t was ascertained
that she had suffered great deal of late
with various ailments. Her neighbors were
not at all surprised to learn of her demise.
Mrs. Heath was native of Ireland. Ac-
cording to the statement of those who
knew her best she was 40 years old,
though her appearance would indicate a
greater age.
The coroner's jury found that death re-
suited from pneumonia of the right lung,
and their verdict was rendered accord
ingly.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Notices OF deaths, without comment. inserted
under this head free. Funeral notices 10 cents per
line.
SIRATTON-Died in Santa Monica, January 22d,
Mrs. j. j. Stratton, aged 81 years.
Funeral from the parlors of Peck e. Chase COM
pany S2i South Broadway, today at pm. Friends
invited.
ARROWSMITH-In this city, January %, Fanny
wife of Thomas Arrowsmith, and molher of j. .
Il. Gurney aged 20 years.
Funeral from residence, No. $40 E. Fourth ST. at
10 a. m. Friday, January "a, 1906 Friends invited.
BROWN-In University, January 21st, Sarah NJ.
wife of Rev. Seah w. Brown, aged 60 years
Funeral 2p m. today from her late residence, 6S4
Athena ST., West Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-01-23
For Illegal Practice

"Dr." W. r. Campbell. who was arrested
sometime ago on complaint of Health In
spector Hinkle, was up before Judge Nor
rison yesterday afternoon to answer to the
charge Of practicing medicine without a
certificate. Several witnesses were ex-
amined to prove that Campbell had treated
patients at various times in the city, and
that point being established the county
clerk was put on the stand and testified
that the records, which were also in evil
dence, bore no account of the doctors"
being admitted to practice.
At this point the prosecution rested its
case and the proceedings were continued
until 3 p. m. next Monday.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Ontario Day Excursion. Wednesday. Ian. .,

Ontario Day Excursion, Wednesday, Jan. 40
One of the Southern Pacific company's
series. A model colony. noted citrus
center. Famous Euclid avenue, seven
miles long. traversed by the celebrated
electric-gravity line.
free oranges, etc., and handsome souve-
mir for each excursionist. No change of
cars: fast time. Train will leave Arcade
depot 9:2O a. m. Round trip $1.2O.
The herald., 1896-01-23
Notices under this head free.
MARRIAGES
DEATHS

Notices under this head, without CONN
The herald., 1896-01-23

THE SACRAMENTO CASE
The San Francisco Examiner of Tuesday
gives the following account of the proceed
ings before the supreme court in the Sacra-
The herald., 1896-01-23

E. Wineburgh has removed from 800
S. Spring st. to the White House, 245 s.
Broadway.
The herald., 1896-01-23

Magaw's Penn. cheese is the purest,
richest and finest favored cheese made,
and can be obtained of E. W. Grannis,
grocer, West Adams and Hoover streets.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
8Iatform Der tptrfIi6en SeutOs
ftAtett.

@as bic pldtform betrifft, 10 1T Tie, nit
gu ertparten Itanb, bur9aus bemofratif9
Sic penbet 1i9 nt9t mir gegen Die popofru.
tif9e, Ionbern au9 gegen Die republitanii9'
9latForm, unb pirft ben Gepublitunern OOr
baB ie burA ibre &lafengefebgebnng uni
bur9 Die @e6duptung, buB Die &egierunl
bas Rs9t unb bic pflidt babe, bic preif'
bur9 @eiebe aufre3t gu erbalten, ben gober
fir bic pOpofrutie gei4affen babe. Sic be,
fennt fi9 bon Netem na9briidli9 gu 81.
nun53OGen unb fpri9t ii3 gegen bic bon Der
HepubGifanern borgef9ldgenen 9ifferenaiaGs
5DGe be6ufs Nufbares Der ameritanii9er
6anbelsflotte aus. Die 9elbplante 1T ein|
flare unb entT9iebene Grtldrung gu Sum
fen Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der @Olbpd6rung
gegen @il6erfreiprdgung unb fir @inaiebunQ
Der n@reenbads". 9ie @erpaltung @lebe=
Ianb's, bic MISUNDERSTANDING Der Offentli9er
Orbnung bur9 i'm, feline ~duspdrtige 9oli=
til, unb bic @tanb6aftigfeit, NIT tpeG9er Ell
ben Grebit bes 2anbes bertbeibigt bat, pers
ben nit tparr1en @orten gelobt unb biz
6orti9ritte Der gioiGbienftreform unter inn
gepriefen. @eiter empftebGt bic plutform
f9iebsgeri6tti9e 8eiGegung internattonaler
Streitigteiten, 2iberaIttdt gegeniiber ben @ez
%teranen, unb Gegt cine 2an5t fir bas Ober>
6unbesgeri9t unb bic MISUNDERSTANDING ber
unabbGngigteit befelben Elm.
@om bemotrotii9en Stanbpunfte aus III
an biefer Platform ebenfo penig ausaus
feBen, tpie bon ie6em Stan6puntte aus an
ben ganbibaten. 9a aber fein @ebunfe
buran tit, bob auBer ibrer @eIbpIante bic
pGatfOrm i'm @ubGfumpfe cine 8oI1e fpielen
Ober cine @nti9eibung berausforbern nirb
1T es iiberflifitg, ndber auf tie ~einaugebsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

Inter Der bonn Silberipnbifat oerbreiteteu
@ampagnez2iteratu Fat bieIei4t ni9ts 70
groBes Aufieben erregt, tpie Elm nSbe Strip
Of Sob" bettteGtes Slugbldtt9en, nel9es
bic febr bertpunberfame Nnfiinoigung ent=
bielt, baB Die 2onboner rSinaaeial Neips"
zines Der angeIe6enten Sinun3bldtter @ngz
lambs, in einem Qrtifel bonn 10. MGra b. s.
Die Nnfi9t dusgefpro6en babe, baB Die Nn=
nabnte Der Silberfreiprdgung in ben Ser.
@taaten fir @nglanb na9tbeilig, bagegen
Der eeSnbuitrie unb benz 9anbel nnIeres 2an=
bes f0rberli9 fein tperbe.
9as pampblet 1T in Sorm elmer 9ez
pe19e, pel9e beginnt: n2Onoon, 10. MGra
1896. Die 2pnboner Financial Neps"
1agt: Die 6tnan3lage in ben Ser. Staten
1T 1ebr ernf," unb bann tpetter ausfibrt.
naB pGbrenb Der Weltbanbel iebt in 9Gnben
@nglanb's lei, er bieIem ni4t lange Ders
bleiben perbe, fans bic Ser. 5taaten bic freie
unb unbeI9rdntte 4rdgung BON Silber einz
fibren piirben, benin bann tpiirbe Der Gins
fuB in btefem 2anbe fallen, bds 8ef9dft itG
pieoer beIsbsn, unb bic Ser. Staten piir=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
04amsemOe slmerfenmuns fur s@mrs,

@elbft bic befen INSTRUMENTATION
3eitungen t0nnen iiber europa nt9ts brinz
gen, obne babel 8l0Oftnn mitunterlaufen gu
lafien. So er3dblt 3. 9. cine Der grDBten
unb beiten englif6en 3eitungen bes 8etens
Bel @eGegenbeit bes iueben BON Carl S4ur3
in @bicaso gefeiertsn Sriumpbes: S@ur5
lei i'm S. 1848 bas rabitalite Mitglieb bes
beutf6en parlaments in 5runtfurt gepelen
unb nu6 beRen QufIDiung na9 Amerita ent=
floben. Sabei gtbt iie @9ur3' 9eburts>
iabr, 1929, ri4tig an, ma4t alfo aug einem
Reun3ebnidbrigen Elm beuti9es Parlamentsz
mitglieb. 8~etanntlih mar S4ura gu iener
3eit STUDENT in Bonn, mahte i'm S. 1849
Die r9eini1@e unO Die babiI4e ReDOlution
nit, entflob aus Der @efangenI4uft in &a@
ltatt na4 Srdnfrei3, begab fi4, obglei4 als
9o9berrdtber i'm bamals 10 reactiondren
PreuBen perfolgt, i'm Spmmer 1850 aus Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Ser 9toBe pOpofratif1e @aDI.
f6tutnoeIsSie9 lit 9Grfanfas.

Grtonfas - Dber NrtGnfdtp, NIT Der 8es
tonung auf Der erten Si1be, ipie Der Name
mad etnem 8ef9Gu7e Der b~ortigcn Gtact2z
gefeBgeber ousgefpro9en tperben r1uB, -
TT unter ben fibbemofratiT9en Staate1 en-
meiiten bempfrati19. GrnTtli6 GebrD6t mar
bic bemOfratif9e Mebrbeit bort nur i'm
Sabre 1888, als ftb gegen tie cine Nr5e:ters
partet urrb bic &epu6Iitaner geeinigt 6a!en.
I'm 10 mebr iinO fettber bic bortigen bemoe
tratriGen Better barauf beba9t oepeTen,
ieber iol9en @efabr fir bic s3ufunft Dorsuz
beugen bur9 @ini9i9terung unb 8etruq.
9let4 na3 ben GongreBpa6len i'm 6er6f
1888 purbe bann fir ale @egner Der belnp=
fratti9en Partet BON Nrfanfds Elm fur9t=
bares Warnungs5ei4en uufge1tedt. Sberf
@laDton mar i'm 5peiten g~ongreBbe3irt burG
republitanif9e unh NrbeiterzS timmen mil
entf9iebener Mebrbeit in's rationale gtbge>
orOnetenbaus gepGblt; aber bic bemptrati.
f4en Stimmen3dbler narfen auf's I3amz
lofeite einen groBen She'll ber gla1tonz
Gtimm8etteG 6indus, f9muggelten faI19e
ocnotratif9e Stimm5ettel binein uno er=
fldrten barauf ben bemDtratii3en &anbiba.
ten fir gepGbIt. GlubtOn, Elm unerf4rode=
ner Mann, muhte fi9 nun, m0rberii9e
9robungen bera9ten6, baran, 8epei1e fin
ben f3euBIi8en 8etrug gu fammeGn, uni
5par nit befem @rfolge. 9a traf i'm bic
&ugel BEG Meu9elmDrbers. unb ME III
0ieie bantals ~befonbers AUDI BON Der SGinoia
Staats5eitung gebOrig gebranbmartte
@reueltbat gefibnt poroen. Man fannte
ben DH0rber ippbl; aber er bate gu biele uni
gu md4tige Mitpiifer unb MitOeri9pOrene
nnh blieb ba9er OOr seri4tIi4er @srfOlguna
fiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
Gin @rafSentf6afts=St6e nom 15S
@m6ner MmO @rant.

So9n M}cgauGep g aGmern irb am 13.
September btefes Subres neununbz
fteb3tg Sabre aft uno Gimon 8olibar
8udner purbe am 1. NpriG bieIes Sab
reg breiunbfieb5tg Sabre alt.
SOlgli3 peiIen Der prdiOenti6afts< UNI
Der @t3eprdiibenti4ufts aanbibat Der mo-
tionalbemotrutii4en purtet auiammen Elm
Otter bon MISUNDERSTANDING Sab
rem auf uno nod einige Monate brii6er.
9o3 1T 9ieies dlteite, iemaIs in ben Ser
eintgten @taaten bagepeiene PrGIibentz
f4aftszStdet nod boG blii6enber Mannesz
fraft. 8eioe &unbibaten entitummen BEN
an tattli9en un6 traftpolen Mdnnern uni
alten Mdnnern 10 rei9en Stat &entudb
Palmer pur6e i'm nOrbli9en, 8udner i'm
iibli9en Sbeile besfeI6en geboren. palmer
iebO4 fu4te pie 2incOIn, SsIes69 uno 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
szun So61anO Fe1 Der ertte s6nB

DAB BET Der SeptembertpdAl III SeTHIulI'
benz Stuut Der griinan 8erge, Die Eeptblt7
taner fie9en tpiirben, mar ietbfberitdnOltc@'
@ber es fpugte fi9: tpirb Die republitanti9 DE
mebrbett cine ungetpDbnli9 hO9e oOer cine
uiebere fein. SIN 8rpunz2ager 9pffte man
ous 2eBtere, neil in 8ermDnt bic Gamble
bDtferung itbertpiegt, urb neil es bteB, Dap
unter ben b~ortigen 5armern Die Sllbertrel>
prdgmng befGnbtg an &n9ang 9etptnne.
Oiefe Stuutspa61 in 8ermont mar troB
Der &letr6eit bes Stuutes BON groBem moz
ruliI9em 9ept9t, neil tie bic er1te NSaBl
I'M Nprben felt ben leBten 8attonalconber@
ten Der 9arteien tit unb neil lie in Der Sbdt
has erfte Hare Bib bpn Der Sttmmung Der
SSarmer bes Horoens in Der Wd6rnngsfruge
eeben muBte.
Die 2anb6ebDlferung @ermont'S betrdgt,
tpenn man bic BON Sarmern 6eipohnten tleI@
uen vSppns" mitre9net, minbeitens ga BPM
Sunoert Der @eIammtbeD0lferung. uno
Elm Tebr Geb6ufter @abltampf betnabe aus
f9tieBli9 uuF @r1nb Der nattDnulen 8G9z
runesfruQe, ipurDe in ben lebten 8o3en
rtumentli9 aud in ben lGnbli9en 9e9enben
@ermOnts gefiibrt. Die @Gbrungsfruge mar
in @ermont Die ~maBgebenOe, ntht nur bel
ben @ablen gum nG9iten Acknowledgements
reten6aufe, Ionbern du6 bel Der @abl Der
Der16ieoenen Stuatsbeamten nit @tni6luB
bes ,9ouberneurs unb bel ben StaatsgeieBz
eebungspublen.
limb mas lit nun bas grgebniB? hinge
fG6r 3nei SritteG Der @eIammtaabl Der
$4,000 @ttmmgeber 8ermpnt's baben re-
pub1tfdnii9 9eftimmt, unb Die republifaniz
f9e Mebrbeit tit 10 duf cine friber niez
mails bugeipeTene 9Obe geitiegen. Sang be-
Ionbers aber 1T btes in ben Sarmerbe5irten
Der San. Nt9t nur iinh ale republican,
f9en Sanbibaten fir StaatsGmter unb bic
repp6Gitantf9en &an6tbaten firs NbgeOrb>
neten6dus bes nG9iten pber fiinfunbfiinf5igz
item @Ongrefes nit ME bugepeienen Mebr=
1eiten getpd6lt, ni1t nur lit Die neue Staatss
gefeBgebung beina6e dusf9lieBli3 republic
tanifA fon6ern Der &6f9e1 bpr Der Yopoz
tratie npubte ii9 fogar bel ben glei93eitigen
@~ountptpubten uufs empfinbli6ite gegen
bemofrottf9e &anbtbuten geltenb. Selbit
bic populdrien Der bemofruttf9en &anbibaz
ten fir StadtsGnter tpurben d113 in i6rer
engeren 9eimatb, 10 beliebt fie iOnit bort
iinb, gef4Gogen.
Sin beipnoeres natiDnal<bemofrdtiI9es
Staatsttdet mar gegen bas popotratiI9e
ni4t i'm Selbe. @iete quite aIte Oemotraten
6etlnbeten tbre Gntriii hung ii6er ben BPM
Acknowledgement in G6icdgo getriebenen
Stl6erf6fpinbeI unb i6ren @iber$0iGen qez
gen 8rban babur3, baB fe unmitteIbar fir
bic republication &anOibaten 1timmten;
droere SemOfraten bielten Ii9 v~6empnItraz
tib" benz Stimmtaiten fern.
0as 8abGergebniB in 8ermont tpirb naz
trentlt3 Gt3 auf Die SarmerbebDlferung
tn Weten einen groBen @tnfluB ausii6en
= f4on 6es6aI6, neil Tt8 unter ben sSurz
rrer1 in ni4t ~penigen MeFtaaten foG9e be-
ftnben, bic aus 8ermOnt itammen.
Die ous benz ffaren 8erlanpen nd9
feffer @olbpd6rung berborgegangene GENIAL
ttge rept6litanifAe Me9r6eit in 8ermont
it Elm bD4it giinitises @Orsei6en fir ben
groBen @ntf4eibungstog, bonn britten g1oz
bember.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

3iel errei6en tpirb. Wus GernuI6i fir
unmOgli9 ertldrte. als Der Mertbunterf6ieb
5tDif9en benz Sob unb Gilber@S Dollar rur
18 Gents betrug, ION beute m0gli9 fem, mo-
er AZ ober 48 Gents betrdgt. uniinn!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09

+. Ser Sffi5ier batte AUDI bus btele @eIO,
feline &e9nung gu be9Gei9en. 9elb man
ret9li9 borbanOen, aber es mar fat tpert9z
log, unb balo barauf mar es iiberbaupt q al
ni9ts mebr pertb, bate bo9 See
bereits bic 8affen geftredt.
@enn bic StlberbemOtrdten itegen, bann
mDgen fe ia fire Soroerungen i'm Gongrefie
bur9TeBen, D. +, Silberbolars inn @erbGItz
nib BON l 3u 16 ausprGgen unb gum geieBz
Ii8en 3oblmittel MAIDEN. Gins uber fam
bic bemofratif3e 9artei ni9t, fann iibers
buupt feline &egierung, uno pGre ite bic
mG9tigite Der @elt, ie fam ben Mdrttz
bes @ilbers ebenfo penig controls
lirer, pie irgenb pel4e anbsre @aarenz
preife; biefe ribten ft4 nd9 4n9ebot unb
Na9frage unb perben i'm tnternatio<
Murfte am @pIbe 9eme1en.
8ir perben alerbiugs mebr SiI6ergelb BE-
fommen, feline &auftraft aber tpirb in b M
feGben MaBe abnebmeu, ie me9r @ilber
i'm 8erbdltniB bon 16 gu 1 ausgeprdqt unb
gum 3pangsfurs unter Die 2eute sebra6t
ptrb.
Damn absr pirb uqes @oIh nerfdpiaa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-09
@ 56entIt@e
SuimDi8 StaatS 3eitnng,
Wittpob, ben 9. september 1896.
tents.Mretie:


SIN Chicago bur1 Die Srd9er ms Saus %geItsfert.
Sogeblutt per WO9e
@aoli6e Quseubs unb pSer @4etenH per BO3s.- OA
ga ,ttbe @us9ube per Sobr ......"."."... ISo
unb p9er Weften" ............ l04O
uGer Meiten" Der Sabr.......... ... .."".." zoo
@B6dentli8e quseabe per Subr..-..-"--- ESQ
gugparties @bOnnenten per 9Ot in ben Ser. etaatsn
iupie GanaOa unO MsricO:
Sd9li6e guseobe per Sabr $S'oo
s9er @8etenA per ZOO
QSb6entli@e Gugoabs Der Sabr......--.... 200
Sns &%uslano:
(gauaba unb ItericO a~usgenOmuen):
sdeIi6e ~SIuggobe per Sabr...-.------$l5W
@o6enblatt ober @u6ensg8ete 800
eDnntagss@efen nit pSbers unb GrHF"..-.. $50
Saoeblatt uno Scr Weten" I1.5o
Illinois Staats-Zeitung Co.,
G6ica9o, Sn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-18
STATE HAPPENINGS.

The self-confcssed Murderer Erb, now
in jail at Harrisburg. is suspected by a
Chambersburg detective of being CON
ecrned in the death of his wife Erb
denies it
Senator Thomas opened Penrose head
quarters at Harrisburg, where it was
said ex-LleutCnant Governor Watres
would not bc a candidate for senator
The divorce case of Rev. q. Heath
cote Hills against his wife was post
poncd for a few days at West Chester.
Caleb ID. Thomas was badly wounded
by another pupil IN a fight at the West
Chester Normal school
Fire in the Williamsport Candy COM
pany's factory destroyed SO, 900 worth
of property.
AT Mechanicsburg thieves made an
unsuccessful attempt to force the safe
of Wonderleigh & Brother
At Lebanon the sixteenth anniversary
OF the constitution of St Mary's Catho-
lie church was observed
Frank Ruff of BraddOck died from the
effects of horse tramping on his head
Thieves forced an entrance into Hale's
dlstlllery, In lower Cumberland county.
and secured ten gallons of whisky.
At Catasauqua the Wahnetah silk
mill, which has been idle for some time.
started up on full time in every depart.
ment,glvlng employment to many men.
At the request of the Journeyrnen
Bakers union, @. l. Magee, the new
state senator from the Forty-third dis.
tIlct, will present to the legislature the
bull providing for the insp, V.on and
sanitation of bakeries.
John Eggee, the oldest native resi-.
dent of Allentown, fell down the steps
at the Hamilton street crossing of the
Lehigh Valley railroad and was Sc.
verely injured.
John Powell. woodcutter, aged sc
years, was found dead on a pile OF
wood clippings in a miserable hut in
O'Hara township, near Pittsburg. A
search of his person revealed $500
Al che Church of the Annunciatiou
the twentyfifth anniversary of Rev,
Father f. A. Garvey's assumption OF
the charge of the parish was inform.
ally celebrated at Williamsport.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-18
THE MRRKG Is.

PITTsBURG. Dec. II.
WHEAT-NO l red. 9f097c: No red 9i5n
&c; spring wheat 956t96c.
CORNING , yellow ear. old. 2aG9nc: No
sheiled. 2S1L2s1Ic; old high mixed shcII,,i.
27G2i1@c; mixed ear. 2hGL PC, new No 2 yellow
ear. 2fad26IEc
oATS-No. white, 2514@25ISc; No. do. q
ft2iI%c: extra No white. 22IsG1sic; light
mixed. 2lG22c.
HAY-No- l timothy. SII .25GII ~; No p
S9mGl0.9i; packing. s7807.5O; No feed
ing prairie. IS GO4s.50; wagon hay. SIl On4s
I5.t0 for timothy.
POULTRY-Large live chickens 456s5nc per
pair; live chickens. small. 2J6b35c: dressed
SlIgc per pound; live ducks 6lsD75c per pair;
dressed, la l2c per pound: live turkeys Sllas
per pound: dressed, l2Gl3c; live geese, 81 ts6l
l-25 per pair.
GAME-Pheasants, 81. 4.50d5.O0 per dozen:
quail, 81 .250lb per dozen; rabbits 2nfl25 C
per pair; squirrels. I01l5c; wild turkeys
S1-5D; prairie liens, S7.O06D7 30 per DOZEN;
whole deer. lO0l2c per pound; saddles. 4
@16c.
BUTTER-ElGin prints. pc: do creamery.
23GD2'c; Ohio fancy creamery. I963n,.: fancy
country roll. l5Gl6c; low grade and cook ing
SQltc-
CHEESE-Fancy New York. full cream
ll140lll%c; new Ohios. full cream, LATE make
s1@dLlhc; Wisconsin Swiss, in tubs IILslt iss;
limhurger. new, In@Ilc; Ohio Swiss. in tubs
lll@c; Swiss. in square blocks. IIIS0I2c
Enthusiastically fresh PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio, in cases, 2Ddl2lc; Southern Igll3Ut;: stor
age. l6Glsc-