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Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
st Wtrafel.
s ben file itaIisnFfs 9p gapua .r Der
fret ri mirnfef

5 ben file itaIienfs 9p gapua .r Der
fleet st Wirutsl.
8Dsn 5sliop.r en- Statu. al fin Stptss
b,lgen, ben bs[lige anOreas, og penns
Stutll. itaar pud en- df gDens adbus
plaoIe. Neo osnns S.dtus er bet, Wis
rutlet sr fleet. Som aommanoantsns
Statue | DON Suan er ben pluDieltg Die
BET lepenbs og bar stOet 2ipstesn fra fig.
Der er 8ibnsr not, itripsr be italiens
he Blade. Den beIiae anorsas bar be-
passt ginene og bsire arm og o~snitr.
Sob. gn M9nsoe SrosnOe bar perlons
Zig o~psrbspiIt fig ON, OF Der sr tommst
2io / oen eumle Qnoreas. Sg bans
6eligbeb SognepreItsn Deb Ct. Gligius
airten, acknowledgement Gdlertd, bar enb=
og bsmartst, bpproun Mdrmoritdtuen
teomsbe. CID
Raturltapis sr Der / ben qnleoning
blspst ct p9loigt Siueb til Gdpud, og Ct.
anbreas 9illsoftette pau 5orDet er itabig
belsiret az en- una oelig Sp9rm Rpsgjerz
ria,, Der Dsntsr pao, at ben gamIe Stsns
bslgsn Itdl bsoaee Iig. W9rtelig not
fer bet bog life, Selgenn gipsr lite fsre
2ipstesn fra zig.
YreItsrm | Gapuu bar optuget en pro-
iotol oosr ben iislons gsgioenbsb, og
osnne prototol sr nu, eft.r ct ben er BE
BET unbsrIfrepet al en- M9nsoe 8iOner,
blepen inoinbt til papen / Rom. ut Dc
tatbollts preitsr | Gapua er bsnrptte,
Tiger fig ielo, pg at 8ieitgip.rn. lille er
minbre glade, er osIaa let ~fo-itaueligt.
Oct oaIt,r inb m.o SremmsDs til ben rid,
gp.
Sg bet .r Naret 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
Yaa Sf0osfaticncn q.

/ GuDbranosodlen a en- &ammerkrre
for nosIe 0ase iiben t~nol1seret. San
Ituloe bertha oibere rstle til g. Station
% bab Stposbolosrsn at telefonere oio
% beitils Stun for bum. Dsnne telsfos
nsreos fray: Der er en- perIon fer, ION
Ital ia Rum mat"
"Sdpel, alt | Sroen."
8dmmerberrsn, Tom bap6e padbsrt
bette, sioroe Manon opmartiom pdu,
al ban life buroe opgipe BAN Iom Der
ion, ban bar nemlig admmsrbsrrs.
Dette Ifdl pi Inurt rette, msnts Stposs
boIoeren, ring.oe iad pp iaien og iusos:
"9snna aroppsn, Tom litter b;r, ban sr
ing,n psrIon, ban er Gdmmsrberre."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
BehDtteIie for 1prene tmoo
Sremie o. Sluer.

5 ct frauIt 5agbIao oif~sntIiggier IN
SOrobrussr, 8reo DC Saint Wdridult,
ct l~adOant WiOoel. Tom ban eftsr .gst
SigcnOe bar brugt / I9ngsre 1ip, oa Tom
bar bit ia fuloIt9nbi9 at opfplo. bet
iiliigtsos Gsms0. 3d Wtcltt er bldoe
cntslt % biaigt, ian Der 10 intst o1re
iosisn for at prgoe oct. 8reo be Saint
U2ariault Tiger oerum ~'sIgsnoe:
s bcoe Sommera % Ssitbass tan bet
tanIfs o9r. otidd rptsigi at bape ct Wios
bel til at beItptte Dprspe imoo Gill Of
Bremie og andre 5Iusr. WibI,t tiIb.rss
oss pda 70 genoe Waaos: Nan foyer /
en- 5 Wtinutsrs 3ip en- goo RGo, 2uurs
tGrbldOe / 1 aiIogrdm Spinsifter o.
eermeo sr Su1sn tlur. Deri 6sbgoer
man bare at onppe en- Selidp og inDs
gribe bels Gprsts Srop mo- Smsr.lIen,
ftrar fsr be Iidl ub pdu arbeios. Z
IRngere 3io CT min. DIR 6lcpen 6ebdnolet
pa osHne Rdaoe, o. ndGr 8~ognbsitns sr
blspen Iads'oes fmurt for pudIGliugsn,
Iad bar clbrig nogsu 9rsms sasr Glue
,ngans forIsgt at ftitte bent. Drre5es
fptteIie8forsningsrne burb: arbeioe for al
uobreot bette "msg,t gooe
- "
uobrene bette "meget gdmls, msn life til,
ftrrttelig tienote MiOosl".
Mdn fortalsr, at | Strai5burg ino'
Imsr.r SIugtsrn bosr Worssn pdd o.nns
Wtauoe 89ggs, 9irOusr os 0sre / fine
gutiter, og at, ndar ostts CT fleet, lite en-
snsits JIus oooer fig inO.
Som iagt, bet Tan idlfuIo bpsrtsn bore
uanIteIigt s[Isr toitburt Of gisrs ct 5orIsg
meb bette 9eItbttellesmtopsi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
ueo Vugtcn.

CAB Ds aHiaae. ps 5srss BeHiaftiselle sr tinsiios
oeuee at De iaa at fac er lanist til Etup pnltsn
paa ct e1er dRoei aoutOr, sler maaite I'll gRverftotsn
1 en- rGtr anesn it0r 5aorti. huur p ct tpuHa en- til at
arbsios ira ROrsen til aiteu; Ssuoaaen er 7srss
snets S%ptleoda: eiter snSt Gas5ert psnssr 0e bism,
irrt babe paa adao % sssemr; Terss peIis %
etpris ~beaDuoer at ioiate Ssm. Sporieoes uil Re ia
beoit ;uuas ~slenuinee ben table eiDsirait? gsoisis
rsnsn gsjsr Opsrosisuee serben, at SoiisttsTs EaVs
Suiers sr 1eres i%tteie. met p.altoelils gliai-
gnisr. Srus ben reotOlosaps. % SsFes Satsm Sl
iiari ~aisnviHst I'm tioliarre Sivsiriibss. H~VrrsHsfs
5unttion nil iaa en- ,rait3 5reH hig y. Sittsrsu bar
life I'm sae uso Rersshist. 5spnissbso. Tplpcg H.,
asrtotpdie o. eaIeeinar. act aiusHorr o. mooUir'
Ter rubper 5Orm al Dlala'taipse. Rbalmatisme o.
Wdlarid. tCI.J
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
st. PAUL % Wimneapolis.

DisIe to patre N~orbbsitbDer bar MI
tiliammen $4,000 Snobpsgere. IS
Ssrnbuner tommsr inb til benz, os bisic
gansrs Iamlsbe 2ansbe uosisr 39,750
Wil. qntaIet at 5abriter inben 9ps
ernes @r9nIer er 6,100, % be Ipsiels
I9tter 81, 900 Wenneffer. 89roien al
be Yiobufter, Tom uosaar cerfru, ans
Ilaass til $2O2,O0O,O0O. qarlig males
1851, 1886 Ssnber Mel. Ntelsrne
fan tper Dag male $4,000 Ssnoer.
Der ubfsrss 3,5SO,0OO 5snoer Wel,
bpis 9eroi leber pp til $44, 900, 900.
Spiningbperne er ct tori aornmartep.
D.,.s glep-.ior RUNNER "a, 900
guIbels. S6,900.OOO guIbels SpeOe
moota9es fra be pmsipenoe 2~anobiTtrits
ter. af a~ornparer pmIGttes 92,2S4,s
$40 Yuibsls.
Men be TO gpsr oriDer ogiun en- Be-
tbbelig Sralaitbanoel. De for1bler
579,1O2,1 23 COB 5smmer. % 89roisn
al 2rapsrtst Iattss til $11,000.0o0.
Sorupsn pso Sernbansr iorbinoss be
peo elettriTts Sporusie, bpis lomlece
Qenaoe er 225 Wil. gperues Barter
uogipr tilIammsn 2,152 acres.
5ilgdngsn paa Sern, 5r9ldit, ulb og
9aper er bstpoeliG % inotil 1892 tog
5preolinsm AZ oisIe Raaemner ct fort
Opfpina, naun!ia / Ct. PAUL; men iioen
ben lib bar Del pGret odnIteliat at boloe
Sabritsrns saasnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Nf ale be 9iOsnitabsr, lom tprannis
Isrer Dor Siel, or in9sn ip~roGrpeliuere
for i'm Wano, insen fienotligere for
MenneItsbsosn ps acknowledgements, for
9sroens no enn en- ut9mmet ggraiers
rigbeb, ct Ouerprspsnt arap poa Iallt
9Gre. 6reor.t ben 2oen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Sen lille Wennef,O,r. - SonismanO aatr
I fine btOtt alGo,r uaFab,lis op % n,O aO
9ruppesslauo.rtt.
SSans" raubt. WOo.r.u nraeIts, 'boao ,r
bet ou sisr2"
"gurer til iattts. Buttsrl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

2arersn Il en- pise1toIe): Del mau
ieg fig. Dem, mine 8amer, at i.g bible
beners ba meo ct bdlpt DuIin 8pmnas
iiaiter at beTtiae .nb meo en- snsItc at
Sem!"
gn Of Glspsrne: Seq ogfuul"
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

8or Born nnosr anos5rsmbruoet.
ct sammelt oe peipropet tdeemtobsI.
mrs. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP ar bIes
Rsbre. for buss uu6tr a nbsJrt
brueet, mtb fuIstom ment psIb. Tebsrs
tiger Barnet. btabgisr gu NJ M ernt. I'll
Ter al 2 m1rte, htIbrsbtr 8trss9oItt o. &c
t.rt | ,ubpsr Gel al 9,rStH. gas paa at i~orlaHss
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, % tag tsssa
aubsu clogs. 5~emsoasfDos Ssnts 6iaffen-
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Den brnme transer fig frem for at
blipe feet, ben tloss bolorr fig tilbass for
at ie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Spsslisbso sisr ct WsnnsFte fsliomt
for Sdsttaselie, Tom ON bet bar en- Totos
graft plabe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

"Iorfen," flyer profssiorsn, "l9gaer
gunIts bstpOslis msr, emo / WiQtpn
2Gg."
"0et sr en- magtis Chit: for 3Oritsn.
at ben life bsbspsr at tdt.: ODER boert
GGg," bemarteoe Stubsntsn, 'om Tom
fra Qdnost.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

2sisboersn: Den enc @assm bar be-
spnbt at bsie fig betanteliat no, Iioen
SuIet peo Siosn az blep rspst nsb."
0ert,n: DO blir 10 Rummst itsrr,,
% ies n,aa naturlisOis lagge paa eeien."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

1rutn: 'SpOr lang. bar oisit eGssent
ioetl
piatn: H1S Winuttr."
Mtn iss iasOe pis 10 Ott, at DC ifnlOe bare
ioge tn. Diiuuter."
ga, men Otme alOiftn suar itnttn Wi=
nutsr for iogte."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
Tait Giemo o M.
fiITataS taer tiaeIe.

OnSfes.-Gn 0ptommer guiter III.
~ bette paa ct SmsoeOeritto. Ban BE.
falling ices ,its for bet i9rite. Yuputg
Nmuuisu. Rsbu, Bolt 60, Ntuh 7a2
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Onlfes.-Nogle Bigger snites til at
~ lore 8ioleism. WartbiHs Iduioior,
401 Sefierion Ctr. Tecornh. ga. 6d.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

PiWot
~itturiu
m iur.
Rpnts.
e Bar
at be.
lst ben
Zig Deb
tort
st fra
|, ION
nprin.
astisr
5reorii
elbist.
blepsn
te bar
ira BET
usiit.
neit.n
sr ira
pie tus
n an.
ZEN en-.
BALES,
[tarsn.
lptis.
gb,Iist
|lienits
rso en-
Rpnt..
,e haot
Gor.
iii at
pes ZEN.
lot bet
los til
n bar
itsiRr.
lng gift
lbe ba
p Git
Mea
II gsn
buitru,
ringer,
Benz,
r OPS
5Onbes
il upe
"Gi.
Gster
Euenot,
ffsrns.
b nan
,eiOm,
tdger
GUS
So,
Naar
Batter
rbsnoe
ersr ct
OF be'
largt
,attsr,
Der Ell
en- al
Haar
&c, en-
al Ell
{ paa
ftiser
norlt
ne fig
ns al'
,cnOsr
Ypur'
Gng'
Wms
pene".
anlebs
gOiteL
ME %
|ltioe,.
~torlite
CLAIM.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Sagte Iuier 9inosn siennem be bsie
Ss9'traer, iom beIfpgser bet snicmme
0us oeo giersufIutien. Solen taiter
''ne Stradler ino bet 8GrelIe, bpor Sus
'sts Ssrr. Iigaer Dsosips os pentsr pua
O~pIssninsens Stunb.
Oct er 8aptsin panfreH.
Deb Sibsn af Sengsn Iipbsr en- bloms
llrsnoe uns pise. Tom bialper ben ipss
til at inotasc en- liObsnbe Sitting.
"Sdd, elfsoe Barn, nil er bet Bra"
utter aapteinsu me6 llcenoe Stsmms.
efter en- tort pauIe fortTatter ban:
Og MI, LAB Dor ali fomme; tbi bans
NHroGreIi. er nsppenSia / gnleonina
oct, ION leg pil bstrp Big"
E'ndid - Iaa heb ben unse piae -
p'ntsOe aIi, Der oslaa toa gIaps peo
@en9cn, os adpteinen bespnbte:
atttn aur er III bsngadet, Iioen lea
Heo nut Stib ldu pad Reosn Deb aapitas
zen os Der iarte aaptein 9aloar. at
'Iens' San bapSc na netrp siftct fla,
% % ban for mig ~prrIenier,oc i'm unae
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
MARY LOUISE VANDERBILT
Called Suddenly Away to Join Her
Husband
Her Death Sudden and Totally Unex-
pected and Resulted From Failure
of the Hearts Action.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Mary
Louise Vanderbilt, widow of the late
William H. Vanderbilt, died at 1870 to-
day at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, at Scarboro, in
Westchester county.
Mrs. Vanderbilt had been visiting at
the Shepard residence since the wedding
of her granddaughter, the daughter of
Mrs Shepard. Shortly after o'clock she
was attacked with heart failure and died
in few minutes.
The death of Mrs. Vanderbilt was I'M
expected, as she was apparently in good
health this morning and the attack
came without warning. Mrs. Wander
bilt was Miss Mary Louise Nissan,
daughter of Reformed church minister
Of Albany. She was married to William
H. Vanderbilt in 1s41 The children Of
the marriage were Cornelius, William
Nissan, Frederick W. George W., Mar
garet Louise, who became the wife of
the late Elliott F. Shepard. Emily
Thorn. wife Of William D. Sloane. Flor
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sentence and got fine of 800 or 100 days

sentence and got fine of 800 or 100 days
in the chain gang. He went to Jail.
A. X Moropulous came into court and
gave himself up, hearing that war
rant was out for his arrest for battery
upon F. H. Van Sceiver. He was ar
raigned, trial set for the 18th and re-
leased on his own recognizance.
e. II. Little and e. II. Gamer, accused
of beating board bill were discharged
and the complaints against them dis
missed on motion of the district attor-
ney.
Frank White appeared to answer a
charge of illegal voting. had examina-
ton set for Monday and was released
on $1,000 bonds.
b. Henderson was tried for disturbing
the peace of Mrs. A. Anderson at the
Menagerie near East Side park, being
discharged
Deputy Constable Mugnemi brought
Charles Gassayne into court to answer
a charge of disturbing the peace of j. p.
Goytino. Trial was set for the 18th and
on motion of the arresting officer the de-
PENDANT was released on his own recog-
iZance.
Three parties paid fines of ~ each for
dumping manure on vacant lots, one va
grant got a ten days sentence, five
DRINKS received the usual fines and An
ME Smith was convicted of vagrancy.
She got a sixty day fioater and went to
the Florence home to reform.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
CURED THE MULE.

81 was riding along a mountain road
in eastern Kentucky a few weeks ago, "
remarked travelling salesman to a
Star reporter, when I saw a mule run
ming toward me with singletree dang
ling at his heels. With great difficulty
l succeeded in turning out of his way,
and he continued to go down the noun
tain at a lively pace.
About a mile farther on I saw two
front wheels Of a spring wagon, and a
short distance away the other wheels
and the wagon box 1 looked around to
see if the driver had been hurt, but find
ing no one drove on.
I'm a few minutes I met man walk
ing down the road rather hastily.
Stranger he queried, did yo' see
mewl down thar?'
Yes
Ibid he hev a rag over his year?
81 didn't see any.
"'Waal, it's all right. I reckon ell
stop when e gifts fiustered out, an
reckon 'es cured
whats he cured OFF, asked.
".Balkin.' Yo' see, 1 heerd tibet a
grasshopper put in tn year o boss or
mewl ed cure i'm from balkin', so tied
a rag over the critters year SO it
couldn't git out, cotched a grasshopper,
put i'm in, an, stranger, it's tn bes'
remedy I ever seed. Tn mewi didn't
Civ me time to git In tn wagon. never
did see a mewl so sprightly. l reckon
TIL hoppers got out now. an I'll go on
an cotch tn mewl.' "-Washington
Star.
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directed the work of their men. The
flames were row leaping through the
roof in the rear, had caught the wind
mill tower and large water tank. had
spread downward through the elevator
shaft and the whole rear portion was
ablaze. A line of hose was carried to
the roof of the engine house and a stream
sent through the alley windows; another
line poured a torrent of water in from
the Winston street side. But two en-
gincs We're not enough, and Chief Moore
soon had another one pumping. The
hook and ladder truck was run alongside
the building, the scaling ladder raised
and directed to a window sill and
stream carried up and directed straight
into the fiery furnace.
Under the combined power of the three
streams the flames quickly gave way
the whole rear portion of the roof had
fallen. Considering the Roadway at
tanned by the flames before the depart
ment arrived 1t shows remarkably good
work that the fire should have bee. con-
fined almost practically to the third
story. The flooring had burned through
in places and ignited the second story,
but the principal damage to the building
will be on the top floor.
The loss will be heaviest, however, on
stock and the damage to the expensive
machinery of the laundry. Great piles
OF Clean linen were stacked up ready
for delivery today, and while not ruined
by the smoke and water, will badly
need another washing. Mr.. Bonfield,
proprietor Of the laundry was seen,
an estimated his loss at fully $4,000.
He carries $14, 200 insurance on the build
ing, and also has enough to fully cover
his loss on stock and equipment. 1t
will be fully a month before the laun-
dry can be put in readiness for opera
ton, and he was unable to say what
damage had been done to the machin-
cry. A large portion of the office fix
lures were saved and carried across
the street, but everything in the build
ing was saturated with water.
Russell & Wilson carried a large
stock, and were in the midst of their
busiest season, preparing for winter
trade. Mr.. Wilson thought that their
loss would be fully $4,000, on which there
was not cent of insurance. Every
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old" said one of the charming middle
aged women of the period, whose looks
belle the baptismal register. and who
rather enjoy arrogating to themselves
the wisdom and experience of age.
and l have reached that period of life,
she continued, when l can look back
and see results and note how seldom
those who are born with silver spoons
in their mouths, as the saying is, have
the silver fork when they are grown
up. When I look back and remember
who were the jeunesse doree of my
youth--the men whose lives and posi-
lions above all others seemed particu-
larly enviable and desirab le-and then
look about me and see how few of those
who were CALLED men of pleasure in
those days have attained an honorable
and useful middle age, feel that can
preach sermon to my boys and their
friends with object-lessons that ought
to make it very impressive. Some are
poor having spent health aud sub
stance, like the prodigal son, in riotous
living. Even those who have apparent
ly not suffered in purse or health are
set of disconnected, blase. worldlings,
who go over the same treadmill of fash
ionable existence year by year, without
pleasure or profit
Another thing that I have noticed
from my vantage ground of lifelong
experience is that, if only as a purely
worldly maxim, honesty is certainly
the best policy. Many a brilliant man
l have seen who has destroyed his pros
poets by the crooked ways in which
he sought to better himself. financially,
politically. and even socially, whereas,
if he had walked honorably before all
men. he would have gained the worlds
good opinion. and in many instances the
very things he coveted. And finally
there are the young married couples of
my youth In nine cases out of ten
those of my friends who married poor
young men and who gave up the luxu
rics Of their homes to prove veritable
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checked. Beyond the damage inflicted
in this manner Mrs. Furlong will not
suffer. She carried no insurance.
The origin Of the flames is as stated
unknown. Mr.. Wilson said he under
stood that the fire originated in their
workroom, but could not see how, as
they used only few gas jets for heat
ing the pressing machine. which were
all turned off when the building was
closed. The loss would fall heavily on
himself and partner, not a dollar being
saved. He did not know when they
would attempt to resume business. IL at
all.
BY o'clock the last spark had been
eXtinguished, and the engines departed,
the police took up the ropes which had
been stretched to keep the crowd back,
ana only rev f1remen remained to see
that the smoking embers did NOT again
blaze UP. The fire was over. and s15, 00o
had gone up in smoke.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
BUSY NIGHT HAWKS.

At o'clock this morning Detectives
Hawley and Auble arrested John +.
Dexter and N. Booth back of the electric
light works on Alameda street and
booked them at the city jail for larceny.
The men had wagon and were engaged
in hauling gas pipe from wareholse
to their homes. They had made way
with one load and, had another whel
stopped and taken to Jail.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07

helpmeets to the men of their choice,
are now almost without exception pros
porous, and in many cases wealthy,
while those men and girls who have
married for money are, as rule, greatly
in want of 1t. BE good and you Will
be happy, is the maxim, and certainly
it seems true from amaterialistic as well
as from religious point of view. '--Bos-
ton Evening Transcript -
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
EIoPERS ARRESTED.

Under arrest at the city jail are Ed
ward Whitson, youth OF IL. and Gene
We've Mary, daughter of prominent
attorney Of Ventura county, who were
gathered in by Chief Glass men on a
telegraphit order from Hueneme, ask
ing the chief to arrest the couple. who
had eloped and were on their way to
this city. He did so. and the match will
probably be called of.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07

Prior to election day two OF the en-
ployes of b. w. Bartels & Co. made q bat'
and as a consequence of McKinley's eteq-a
ton Mr.. Arthur Osborne will have To-
wheel Mr.. Ernest Ralph tomorrow nithk3
Third and return. The fun will bax5n
at s p. M, sharp. All friends are o&1ss
daily invited to- look on! }
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.

While the engines were responding to
the fire alarm last eveningia hose crat
ran into the rig belonging to Dillon, the
tamale man, at the corner of WinstO5l
Chief Moore also stopped a runawav a
Third and Broadway, driving alongsi1o
on the run and forcing IL 10 the euro,
where 1t was stopped. ar
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
THE THIRD FLOOR Quilted
Coed Work by the Department Saves
the Building
0ut on Another Alarm and Delayed In An.
swering the Call
Estimate Of the Losses-Rattle-H Headed
Spectators Do Damage Unnecessar-
ily-A Big Blaze While 1t Lasted
But Soon Squelched.

Damage to the amount Of over $4,000
was done by fire last evening to the
building and contents of the Excelsior
laundry, and only by the good work of
the fire department was the total de-
struction of the large three story brick
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07

thing in their maunfactory will be
total loss. Their Office and that of the
creamery compare downstairs at No.
421 was unframed, but the basement
was flooded with water. Mrs. Furlong
will be out about $500 by the fire, caused
by the foolish actions of attle-brained
spectators. A lot of men and boys
rushed up stairs while the flames were
at their height and commenced heaving
everything out of the windows indis-
criminately. Books furniture, bed
ding, everything went, until they were
stopped by the police and Chief Smith
and their labor Of love and destruction
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07

George w. Boyd, q negro. was boo31k
at the police station last evenin69S
10 o'clock. being arrested on AlamkNH
street and Gent In ION Suspicion. . /: