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The herald., 1897-08-21
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chroniclsd ON Pages s. 6. 8 and 10


A tough youngster under investi-
cation in the superior court.
A gang Of bad boy burglars cor
rallied by Detective Benedict.
Board Of health issues a circular
cautioning the public against typhoid
fever.
Pasadena boulevard discussion be-
fore the board of public works post
poned.
Mrs. Bridges Of Colegrove mistakes
laudanum. for medicine and death is
the result.
Mexican s1ashes a countryman
twice with knife when asked to re-
turn 81 loan.
Too much red wine causes the ar
rest Of Palms man for assault with
a deadly weapon.
Student of "osteopathy" from
Missouri seeking to recover money
put into gauzy scheme.
Further developments regarding
Crouch, the Stockton attorney ar
rested here for grand larceny.
Chamber of commerce active in en-
deavoring to secure the next annual
meeting of the National Educational
association.
The herald., 1897-08-21

court house. Fritz negotiated with Judge
McCanless for legal permission to con-
summate the deal.
Cakes went into the stove at the Arm
holz bakery, "steins" quivered and
clinked, and everything was a-ibuzz. A.
o'clock Rev. Press came and rounded
out a romance of day that for quick
action and results puts haze all around
H. Rider Haggard's tale Of "She." hr
and Mrs. Henchen will go to Woodward
Monday.-Wichita Eagle.
The herald., 1897-08-21
PEPPER GOES AWAY
And the Creditors of Kapus Are at a
Standstill

The Kapus case still continues in statu
quo. There are no new developments,
since the announcement of DR.. Peppers
sequent controversy.
DR.. Pepper left for Randsburg yester-
day, and will be absent from the city
until Sunday. In the meantime the cred
itors of John Kapus are growing impa-
tient. and some unruly member Of the
crowd is likely to kick over the traces
and cause Kapus some trouble. 1t has
been announced that the men swindle i
will not wait much longer, but at al
most any moment are likely to swoop
down upon Kapus and incarcerate him
in dull, dark dock"
The herald., 1897-08-21
Chewed His Calf

G.. H. Hartwell, the cashier of the Bos
ton Store, was peacefully riding his bicy-
Gle last night along the pavement on
Main street When he reached the block
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
q large, ferocious animal Of the dog per-
suaslon ran out and grabbed Mr.. Hart
well by the calf of the leg DR.. Hagan
cauterized the bite and sent Hartwell to
his home on North Broadway.
The herald., 1897-08-21
A Fire Alarm

Ihe explosion of lantern in the
Patton-Davis lumber yard, corner of
Second street and Wolfskill avenue, last
night threatened serious blaze. Prompt
measures put out the fire before any
damage was done. An alarm from box
1872 called out the fire department, but
the danger was past before the engines
reached the scene of the blaze.
The herald., 1897-08-21
At the Hotels

HOLLENBECK-D. K. Alden, Boston;
C. Werngren, Portland, Ore; A. Herman
San Francisco; Arthur Bull, Chicago; B.
f. Karrick, Pueblo; D. Merrill, Jerome,
Ariz.; Meade Goodloe, Congress, Ariz. !;
Mrs. H. j. Allen and family. Jerome; f. r..
Connell. Chicago; W. S. Duval, San Fran
cisco; Sidney Long, Chicago; r. E. French
and wife, Bakersfield; VIM Rennie, San
Francisco; J. p. Cuddeback, Tehachapi
S. E. Grove, Oakland; 7. j Flynn, San
Francisco; Chas. Hahn, Chicago; Mrs. II.
M. Kennedy. Mrs. r. S. Fowler, Phoenix
G. w. st. Clair, San Francisco; w. H.
Seymour, San Francisco; w. w. Ross,
San Francisco; Edward Casey, San Fran
cisco o. o. Witherbee Alhambra; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Morgan. San Francisco;
Vernon Waldron, San Francisco; c. D.
Hamilton, Banning; r. j. Duncan. Yuma;
W. A. Choate and wife, Cotton; Chas. d.
Reppy and wife, Florence. Ariz.
NADEAU-J. W. Fields, Mrs ]. W.
Fields, Tucson; E. ]. Fisher, San Fran
cisco; L. o. Meyers, Fremont, O.; H. C.
Sprague, San Francisco; A. J. Parker., New
York; J. M. McNealey, Buffalo; Elmer
Baglau, San Francisco; B. ]. Adams, Paris
Texas; Peter Harvey, San Francisco; j.
P. Burns, Boston; c. W. Hartsough, San
Francisco: Misses Yberri, Shorb: Mrs. c.
A Mentry, Mrs. J. F. Powell, Newhall;
II. u. hlnSer, II. Is. stevens, SacrameutOt
j. E. McClunie, San Francisco; Quinter
Davis, Anaheim; J. II. Bck, Sacrarento;
John Mckee, New York; Mrs. A. Dodd,
VIM. Dodd, Chas. Weinshenk, j. Frued
San Francisco; H. C. Skinner, w. r.
Thompson, Santa Paula; C. c. Crafts San
Juan; NJ. c. Heikes, Salt Lake; ]. L. Dohr-
man, San Francisco: M. Domingues,
Hedges, CAL; Will H. Hahn, Psadena.
VAN NUYS-Clarence w. Murphey and
wife, Savannah Ca; NJ. A. Wertheimer,
San Diego; R. G. Lemme, Chicago; R. E.
Dow, Toledo; Chas w. Fox. Oakland;
VIM. J. Hynes, Mrs. w. J. Hynes, Miss
Way, Chicago; Mrs. L. F. Lastreto, c. B.
Lastreto, J. H. Irwin, M. Praeger and
wife, A. J. Lachman, Isl Zellerbach, M. NJ.
Baruch, Geo. H. Tyson and wife, San
Francisco; Isaac Trumbo, Utah; A. B.
Bowman, Mrs. T. G.. Bowman, st. Louis;
Mrs. N. G. Lee indianapolis; f. N Heath,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. D. Hood and
family, Santa Barbara; Mrs. j. L. Craige,
Philadelphia; Miss M. L. Miner. Chazy, N.
Y; w. Homer Dixon, Riverside.
The herald., 1897-08-21
A Klondyke Party

A party of twenty-nine men bound for
the Klondyke regions left here yesterday
morning. j. H. Brooks is at the head Of
the expedition, which was gotten up
by DeCamp and Lehman, and will leave
on the steamer Caspar. The members
OF the party propose to winter at the
mouth OF the Copper river, and in the
spring VIII head for the Klondyke.
The herald., 1897-08-21
Cut Of His Pocket

Henry Matlock, wanted for robbing a
man at San Fernando of watch and
a considerable sum Of money, was ar
rested at Fresno by Constable Peter
Lopez of San Fernando and returned
here yesterday. Matlock is said to have
cut the pocket off the robbed man while
the latter was asleep sG .1..
The herald., 1897-08-21
Murder and Suicide

The coroner held AN inquest yesterday
morning at Kregelo G. Bresee's under
taking rooms over the bodies OF Henry
Smiley ard his murdered infant. After
listening to the evidence of Mrs. Smiley,
Anna Leigh, Mrs Ryan and others. the
The herald., 1897-08-21

Finance committee of council meets
10 a. m.
Baseball, Los ngeles-Riverside
Athletic park-2:3O p. m.
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The Black Lady Bird

Mr.. e. A. Pettijohn of Cotton reports
that the black ladybird, rhizobius ven-
trails, Is reporting for duty at Ontario,
Highlands and San Bernardino. As
there have been no importations since
last year, 1t would seem certain that
these insects are breeding far inland.
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The Cause Thereof

She-I wonder why it is when the ther-
mometer registers blood heat and even
fever heat Mr.. Mushy never takes off
his coat in the office.
He-His wife makes his shirts-New
York Herald.
The herald., 1897-08-21
peekn. Pico paca

Peeko means come and see It; pico. the
location, and POGO. right away. 1t is n
neat, 4-room cottage, little bathroom. rood
improved lot chicken yard and barn. in
Plco Heights, two blocks from car line
Price. $725. at s12 month and whatever
you can afford TO pay down. Lansworthv
Co.. 22e S. Spring st.
The herald., 1897-08-21

For all kinds Of electric lighting ana
power plants see Machinery and Electrical
company, s5s North Main street.
The herald., 1897-08-21
EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudevil1e.
Los Angeles-"Rosemary."
Burbank-"The Defaulter."
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THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re Of observations
taken at Los Angeles, Aug. 20. The
barometer is reduced 10 sea level.
The herald., 1897-08-21

lime Bar. rh'r. RH. Wind Vel. wth'r
a. m. 29.eS 10 81 N 2 Clear
5p m. 2s.o7 80 81 9 Clear
Maximum temperature, 90.
Minimum temperature, So.
Indications for Southern California: Fair
Saturday; continued warm weather; west
erly winds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-01

~Halllujahl- would crg some Klorided
Methodist from under the altar.
Praise the Lord.r would sing the mar
iyrs from among the thrones. Thanks
be unto God who givcth us the victory"
. great multitude Of redeemed Spirits
would cry -myriads Of voices coming
into the harmony and the one hum
ired and forty and four thousand
breaking forth into one reclamation.
Stop that loud singingl Stop. o, no;
they can not hear me. You might as
well try 20 drown the thunder Of the
sky, or beat back the roar OF the sea.
for every soul in Heaven has resolved
10 do It's own singing. Alas that we
should have tried ON earth that which
they can not do in Heaven, and, instead
OF joining all our voices in the praise
Of the Most High God. delegating PER
haps To unconsecratcd men and women
this most solemn and most delightful
service.
Music ought TO rush from the audi
enec like the water from a rock-clear,
, bright. sparkling. II all the other part
Of the church service is dull, do not
have the music dull With 50 many
thrilling things 20 sing about, away
with all drawings and stupidity! There
is nothing makes me so nervous as
to sit in a pulpit and look OF
on an audience with their eyes three
(, fourths closed and their lips almost
shut, mumbling the praises Of God.
During my recent absence | preached
TO large audience, and all the music
they made together did not equal one
skylarls People do not sleep at coro-
nation. Do not let Us sleep when wa
come 10 Saviour's browning. In order
10 a proper discharge Of this duty, LEI
us stand up, save as age or weakness
or fetigue excuses us Seated in an
easy pew we can not do this duty hall
so well as when, upright. we throw our
whale badly into it. Let our song be
like an reclamation Of victory. You
have a right TO sing. Do not surrender
We want TO rouse all our familie.
upon this subject We wanteach fami
" OF our congregation to be a singing
school. Childish pctulcnee, cbduracy
and intractability would be soothed Il
VIC had more singing in the household
and then our little ones would be pre-
pared for the great congregation OF
Sabbath day, their voices uniting will
our voices in the praise Of the Lord. Al
ter shower there are scores Of streams
that come down the mountain side will
voices ripping and silvery, pouring in
10 one river, and then rolling in unites
strength TO the sea So ] would hav'
all the families in our church sen,
forth the voice of prayer and praise
pouring it into the great tide Of publi
worship that rolls on and on to empt.
into the great wide heart OF God
Never can we have our church sing a
it ought until oHr families sing as the.
ourht
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FALIsRrRn.

The teachers in this niagI, teri. |
district, held their annual scssi' n
Of the Teacher Association at this
place last Saturday. II va. sue
cess, full and complete, in every
part culaf.
Mrs. Eliza johnson is very sick
at this writing with doubts OF
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Kate Flasher, OF Ashland,
is here visiting her father, Colonel
Canes.
Misses Lula and Maude Ileaber-
lin, OF Bradley Chapel, weru visit
lug friends here this week.
Miss Ida Stewart, OF Green Va
ley, is h re for brief visit among
friends.
q. W. Norris returned last Tues
day from Cincinnati, where he re-
plenished his store with all kinds
OF merchantable goods.
Dave Spencer and Davis Burton,
OF Charley, were doing our town
last Monday.
James Barnett had the misfort-
une TO have a runaway last Monday
while out hauling wood. As re-
suit Of same, both Jim and horse
are very bBdly bruised and cut up.
Our Town now has n full corps Of
candidates for the various Offices,
as = result Of a convention held on
lasi Monday night by the citizens.
| WANDERING PETE.
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CONDENSED TESTIMONY.

Chas. b. II lod Broker and Manu-
fac.urcr's agent C1lun bus Ohiu,
certifies that Dr-King's New D.sccv
ery has notqual as a Cough remed.
J. ID Brown Prop. st. james Hotel
Fl. Wayne. Ind, testiifes that he
was cured Of n Cough If two years
standing caused by Ia Grippe by
DIR. Kings New Discovery. d. F,
Merrill, Baldwinville, Mass. says
that he used and recommend it and
never new il to fail and would rath.
err have il than any doctor beeauss
it always cnTes. Mrs liemminl
222 L 18th st Chicago always keeps
it at hand and has no fear Of Group
because il instantly relieves. Ere,
Trial Bottle at A. NJ. Hughes Drul
Store.
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BUCHANAN.

A 6-year old son OF Bill Davis, OF
HabblrdstOwn, w. Va, died on
the 18th Sept, ottyphoid fever and
was buried on the Goth, Rev. Clifton
Dean preaching the funeral sermon
and officiating in the funeral cere-
monies.
We learn that John Gilkerson,of
near Round Bottom, is very low
with cancer OF the stomach.
Mrs. John b. Shannon, OF Round
Bottom, is on a weeks visit to her
husband at Moundsville, West Va /,
where he holds a position in the
guard force at the peuiteDtiary.
George Sehmauck and wife, OF
Ashland, have been visiting The
family OF John F. Stump, OF this
place for a few days.
Miss Julia Murphy, OF Catletts-
burg, is visiting Mrs. Kearn Smith
OF Round Bottom.
The funeral sermon OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans Clay, OF Bear Greek,
will be preached the second Sun
day in Oct, at Mt. Zion church, by
Rev's George Justice ard Isaac
Fannin.
Misses C. and Mabel Smith, OF
Round Bottom, are visiting friends
at Huntington.
Mrs. l.. 3. Wombrell, Of Talla-
hassee, Florida, who has been at
tending the ctfalybeate springs on
Bear creek, for two months, left to-
day for Lexington, where she will
remain a month and then she will
go to New York City, for a month
and from thence will return to
her Florida home. She was well
pleased with the springs and was
much improved.
Manly G. Warren, OF this place,
willleave Thursday 10Th inst, for
Philadelphia, where he will attend
the Jefferson Medical College the
ensuing year, being his second year
at that college.
Miss Maggie Hatton,o of this place
: is on a visit TO her friend, Miss VIo-
la Burton, COvington, Ky.
Fred Kinner, of the Mo. o: Blaine,
, leaves this week for Greenup,where
. he will have a position as salesman
; in the store Of his brother Elwood
: Kinner,
: Mrs. John Haziett, Of East Fork
! her daughter Lucretia, and Mrs
. Albert Stewart and daughter Ora
/ OF Durbin, spent Saturday with
5 Mrs. Henrietta Prichard, Of RounC
Bottom.
Ike Fannin and VIM. Cavern, tw,
9 OF Bear Greeks stock dealers arr
; with us this morning, buying som,
J stock.
a James Prlchard, Of Round Bot
: tom, is attending court at Wayne
4 this week.
Mrs. Charles Warren accompa
MED Mrs. wombreII to-day on he
a departure, as far as Catlettsburg.
By an understanding between
2 Marion Stewart, oversecr OF thu
h Bear creek road leaving here, an,
4 the managers OF the county roa,
|. machine, Mr.. Stewart warned hi
4 men to 20 on the road and preparl
n 1t for the machine. The hands di,
! so and the machine went on up lhl
: river, leaving the road in a wors
9 condition than before the men pu
n in their time. We do not conside
: this fair dealing.
4 C.E Kelly, Of st. Albans, IVES
a Va, nov has charge OF the tell
: graph aud railroad Office at thI
: place.
I Mrs. Delilah Dobblns, Of Peacl
y Orchard, Is visiting the family q
. Smiley BrumIlcld, Of this place.
). YJAcglE.
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THE
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$1.00 a year.
Issued Wednesla lay and Satur-
day mornings.
THE
$1.00 a year.

Beginning January !, 1897, the Week
~ Couii r-JOurnal was changed to the
Twicc-a- week Comi-r journal. Publl-
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day. The Welnesd " paper will be de-
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Saturday issue viii be DEVOTED tostori.s,
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Each issue ' III lie six pages, OF twelve
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nal will remain the me. 81 a year. A
feature during Ne coming year will b
the editorials II Mr.. Henry Wattenon
on political aud other tsl les Of the day
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FREE EDUCATION.

An education at Harvard, Yale,
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OF learning in the United states, or
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OF music. can l,e secured by any
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Big Sandy Division.
Time Table /, asct May jU.

Nixfp Tnkix -Isayr, Ashland : 100 q.
~. ARRIVES l.rul.a 9.iO Peach o.
ehard ilsly. nhisshouse l:ls n. "a.
Rmrnlng. f.aa,es " hilehouse sfs 40
y M DRIVES Iuulsa 3lf. Ashland
C.l0.
PAsKSukn TRAIN Leaves oulsa 7.l1
.m.; arrives Lurlianan sis. Cat.
lettbug S;17. AsLland %. RI
tuning leai,e- Ashland e. D. M
t'ath tlrburg i:la, lilichanan I :snsar-
rivts LULA $50.
o. 5. sTEwARr. nc n0UGhTON.
Tuin Nasier. Ash Sept.
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nonl Tvhseso spll and s,nals ypuI lls aunI.
10 cult tobacco easily and lotcvtf W mas
nellc. lull % llIo, ntrlo AND tlI|ol. lAlr NoIo
I|ar. tlo wander WORKER that I|AN1I weak mIn
luong an dFu11|1Il W % n. Cure 1uaIan'
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REMOVED.
A. j. WEBB'S SALOON.

My Saloon in Fallsburg, Ky, has been re-
moved from the old stand to the F. M. Boldman
building near Norris store and the Co. bridge.
sell my own manufacture OF corn and rye
whiskey and Apple Brandy, and all other kinds
of WHISTLES, Wine, Alcohol and Beer at the low
est prices Call and see me.
Al. WEBB, Fallsburg, KY
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Daily Courier Journal, | year, $500
Daily and Sunday, ! year, 500
Sunday alone, yeas, LOO
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Matchmaker.

Ihavc as coed a matchmaker
ms can lie found anywhere. lie
has complete outfit Of tools for
doing ali kinds Of watch, clock
, and jewclry repairing ia the best
|, manner, and a positive guarantee
, goes with all work done by him.
All work OF this community in
this line is respectfully solicited 50
As to justify keeping Il's,.class
rF. oonley.
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Tennessee Centennial Exposition Nashville Tenn
The Exhibit of the
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
and ST: LOUIS RAILWAY

Trains leave At the Terminal Station the Centennial rounds
the Union Of the interesting, Instructive aud costly
Vile every displays the Exposition, and should be by
every visitor consists ariFty arranged
t" 70, he T display Of Agricultural Products Minerals Timbers
nal station Valuable Relics, Curasc etc, collected from
The quickest points along the line Travelled by this Road which pen
and etracs fertile picturesque portions Of the
Fare &c. South.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE IT
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PLAYING cARDs.-Ths
only dealer ia Lawrence county
licensed to sell them. Anyone
else selling them Is subject to
Indictment.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-05-13
EVENING.


On Tuesday week, Game Warden A. W.
Muller detected George Whitman, of Phila-
delphia, catching trout in Lebanon pond
and he had twenty-one of the little beauties
the identical ones placed there recently
for propagating the stream-in his basket
MIR. Muller did his duty, and took Whit
man before Esquire G. Selden Johnson, who,
after hearing the testimony, let the fisher.
man off with fine of 500 and cost-aboui
$25. The full penalty is $50 for each fish
and the Game Warden was sorely disap
pointed in the sentence. State Warden
Shriner expressed in letter to the warden
similar disappointment, as these fish are
secured at great expense, and it is proposed
to protect them by rigid enforcement o.
the law,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1897-05-13
GLASSBORO.

!. The strike OF the swapping up boys ter
minated on Monday of this week, by the
boys returning to work at the same wages
Gibbs Bros, of Phila., brought suit in
Justice Paulin's Court on Wednesday
against C. P. Carton of Iona in an action o.
contract. Judgment was rendered in favor
of plaintiffs.
Vim. Fl. Ham has his new cottage barn
completed on Broad street.
The assessor is paying every taxpayer a
visit and no one INVITES him to call again.
Volunteer Castle attended the parade OF
the X. G. E. at Clayton on Monday evening
and all enjoyed good time.
The K. G.. E. will run their annual ex-
cursion to Atlantic City on August 18th,
over the Reading and w. J.R. r.
milk sold to weelmen is the way a
sign reads on the Clayton road.
John Maxwell the old gate tender of the
Whitney Glass Works has removed to
Bridgeton with his family.
Sickler Bros, commission merchants of
Philadelphia, originally of Williamstown,
obtained verdict of $1,000 against the
Glassboro bank last week, in Camden
county. The suit was brought on account
of protested check, growing out of the
late troubles at the bank. The bank, we
understand, has appealed, and the plaintiffs
in the above suit have brought another
suit for $500 in another action.
james Ware has removed to Bridgeton
to pack ware at the glass factory.
The ancient order of the Knights of
Mystic Chain, will hold their annual festi-
val in the rink on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. Every
body invited.
The funeral of Mrs. B. Doughty was
largely attended on Monday. Services were
at the house.