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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27
,J.Ul!|DGMEN T SUSTAINED.
Judge Hanckei Fines NJ. Saunders 500
for Illegal Liquor Selling.
AN INTERESTING WILL WAS PRoBATEO
I'm the Court OF Law and Chnnccry
"a Gcrnnnls subject Hnlurnlixe,i-
Divorce Grpnteh ora Grounds or
0eserttou-A a.oHE Docses tn tho
Police Court-alsher Court News.

Judge Hanckel presiding in the Cor
poration Court yesterday heard the case
or NJ. Saunders, appealed from the Pc
lice Court where the defendant was
fined 500 for selling liquor at the cor
ner OF Colley avenue and Avenue B,
Atlantic City ward. The specific Of
Tense was the selling of blackberry
wine for cider. The p ace Justices de-
cision was sustained.
Naturalization papers were granted
to Herman WestQleimer, subject Of
the Emperor of Germany.
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'ErlGtlf{s Rob Him.

Antonio Louis, VINO plays the cornet at
the Franklin, reported yesterday that
early In The morning a white man at
tempted to rob him in the alley next to
Hotel Norfolk. The man asked him the
time ana before Louis could reply began
cutting through his vest with q knife
The approa CHI OF Z policeman frightened
him away 4
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From Crit,t,te Creck.

After the big fire in Cripple Creek,
took very severe cold and tried many
remedies wthou. help, the cold only be-
coming more settled After using three
small bottles cf Chalnberlains Cough
Remedy. both the cough and cold left
me, and In this high altitude it takes a
nerltorious cough remedy to do any
good.---G. -, Henderson,. editor, Daily
Advertiser. For sale by all druggists.
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WILL RE FINISHED, TODAY.
The Work on the Brick Foundation
ofthr Monticello Motel.

The brick foundation for the Month
cello hotel Will probably be finished this
morning, and will he examined by Su-
perlntendent Riddle, who will certify as
TO its' strength and constructions
The three lowest bidders for the super
structure work. Messrs. Patterson, OF
suffolk; Smith l. Son. Baltimore; Hunt,
Richmond, Will nrGhaEbly be asked TO re,
wise their figures. There is only $1,000
difference in their estimates
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Property Transfers.

Richard Fl. Baker. trustee, to Richard
II. Baker, Jr., trustee for Margeret
Pierce, q lot OH the souths ide Of Bermu-
da street; 5000.
gular strip of land on the east side Of
CRANKY street extended. SEQ
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to-day
to the following White couples: Frank
$. Trumble and Lille e. Livingston,
Carlton Hasten. a grocer, OF GAINESVILLE.
n. G., and Elizabeth Wrenn. Of Mont
gomery, w. Va.
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I'uncra. orCnpt nriuk,yn.cr

Inc funera! Of Capt. Drinkwater, who
died Dt Virginia Beach day before yes
terday, took place yesterday morning
from the Chapel by the Sea, at The
Beach. Rev. r. r. Savage conducting the
services. The remains were inferred in
the private lot Of Mr.. George Gunter.
near Virginia Beach
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Y. NJ. &. a. HOvES.
interesting Debate by The Two Lite.
rary Societies..

Preparations are being made to put
me swimming and lighthouse in good
shape for the coming season, and It
promises to be very popular
On Monday night at s 30 n basket ball
game will be played in the .ynl,l q sium.
No entrance fee will be charged.
There viii be Il joint debate between
members Of the Literary Society on
Tuesday night. Subject. governmental
Control or Railways
The cllrio. case received All addition
yesterday III the shape Of a coral
crown" from Key West. Flu.. given BY
Nj. Il. ]. Phillips.
Next Thursday night COMMITTEES
mems social will be held in the associa-
ton rGrlors. 4 number Of The lady
friends OF the association viii do the
honors and q pleasant programme will
pc provided. Every committeeman is
invited.
y PUBLIC All1ErING.
On Sunday afternoon the regular
monthly meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held to
winch ladies are especially invited. The
address viii be given BY the Rev. ". II.
SlaNmaker, Of Berkeley. Prof Rugby
will sing Ira u. Sankey's latest gospel
hymn. TThe Beautiful HIS" This
hymn is thought by Mr.. Sankey to be
SupSriur 70 HIS celebrated ".*inety and
Nine" II is published In the April num-
Der Of Ladies' Home Journal.
ms Association Orchestra will play
Two special selections and the song SER
vice VIII be conducted by the general
secretary. =
The meetings during the month nave
been OF more than usual interest and a
number OF professions OF conversions
have been made.
at the Boys Gospel Army meeting
some special music will be praticed for
| Easter Sunday. tt
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WEATHER re Port.
forccnsi ,.nsi General Condition. FOR.
To-day. y

Washington, March %, 1881
49,, Forecast ~ Virginia: Fair,
I FAIR but with increasing cloudi-
ness; northerly winds: Slight
= rise In tenspera ture. 3
North Carolina: Generally
fair; slightly warmer: southwesterly
winds, becoming variable ss s.
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u Look al our choice patterns before
they are all sold. They are perfect
education on how to dress and where
TO buy. Rudolph G. Wallace, 500 Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

DO your eyes burn, or hurt? Are yo,
troubled with headache? The prope
glasses. In most cases, will afford relief
See DR.. Week.
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PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises at 5:57 a. m. and sets at 6 "a
p. m. High water at 1881 a. m. and 5:13
y. M; low water at HOS a. M. and 1:19
p. NJ.
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5000 Pairs.

MundelFs Philadelphia shoes fl,
Misses and children. Bought ~ hal
tneir value. to go the same way n
Hofheimer's
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Er,hroiderics ansiI.nccs.

10000 yards new Hamburg Enbroil-
cry. Torchon. Valenciennes AMI SILK
and Cotton Trimming Laces, &C., &C.,
&C., &C.. &c., 10c., 12l&c. and 15c q. rard.
Cheapest prices ever voiced on nigh
class gocds-this week.
LEVY BROS,
3f4 Main Street
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Did you see the great crowd of shoe
buyers at Hofheiner's yesterday? Nun
delrs celebrated shoes at half price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

Correct In design and style, accurat e
IN nj; economical. Any pattern for 10
GEMS, even II worth %, IS or 90 cents.
sheet. - a
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-27

TO CEIREA GOLD 1N0NE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. Csc. spS-tu thu sat I'm
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Burruss. Son & Co.,
BAN KE r S,

discounted. ''N S"pei
Loans negotiated on favorable terms
City ponds and other securities bought
Deposits received and accounts :,
eited. ~ ~
Interest allowed on time deposits.
moderate , Snatses
Orgy bills OF Exchange and make cable
Letters OF credit issued IN nr,,.t,,,
cities Of the world - '"Sip"i
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Buckingham Lithia Water, clear and
sparkling. 20 bottles. s1.00. GA Church
etreet. "a: $50 -
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Notice.
EUNERAI. NOTICE.

IAiLOR-The funeral Of Mrs. VIR-
GINA ". TAYLOR will take place from
her late residence. No. 253 rrcemason
O'Clock. ->'i-'' =
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rev Idea Paper Patterns I0c-S.,o
ARcnta for Norfolk Wrisht's, $40
Main Street -
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70 e. r':T ENt:s.

Flatulence is cured by Beccham,s PHI.
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T. IT. ROGERS.
ROOMS 2l1 AND ol2 COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANEy STItkShIr.

EOX akl.SY.
Dwelling No. 625 Main street
Dwelling No. 2l0 York street
Dwelling No. 200 Cumberland street,
Dwelling No. IS Cumberland street
Dwelling No. l00ka Butte street.
Dwelling house No. pa Eank street.
Dwelling No. IS Shields street.
Dwelling No. 207 York street
Dwelling No. 4l6H. Main street
store with dwelling no. 81 Cumberland
street.
Store with dwelling No. as James street,
Store No. 5bi Church street.
Stores Nos 45 ana Al Commerce.
Stores Nos. 215 and cit Church street
Store No. Is Bank street.
Stores Nos. 125 Water street.
Offices Granny and Commerce streets
Offices No 1a6 Main street
Hall over Nos 261 and o35 Main street.
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meteorological DnIn.

y. S. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk. Marcel, "a.
INC .0li0Wing obScrYn tons are record.
The herald., 1897-11-11

the detective promptly demanded the
return of the hat which had been stolen
from the Rival millinery store.
At first the woman Indignantly denied
all knowledge of the theft, but subse-
Quently insinuated that she had given
the hat to friend. The detective
showed his search warrant and said that
he was going through the lady's trunks.
Mrs. Massey demurred and said that she
had lost her keys. When threats to break
open the trunks were made the keys
were produced. The lid Of the first re-
ceptacle was opened, and there was dis
played a prodigious array Of ribbons.
braids, capes, shoes, parasols and SIM
liar paraphernalia dear to the feminine
heart. There was also-strange to say
q mans suit there too, and considerable
Of the property was identified as belong
ing to the Peoples Store.
Mrs. Massey was placed under arrest
and her trunks were later also trans
ferred to the police station. From re-
marks that the woman dropped 1t was
deduced that she had an accomplice, al
though she absolutely and nobly refused
to give either a name or address Mr..
Massey was seen and expressed great
surprise at the arrest Of his wife. He
disclaimed all knowledge Of the thefts.
From him 1t was learned that his wife's
boon companion was Mrs. Bebiefheimer,
the wife Of q Bakersfleld brewer, who
resided at 6s2 Montreal street. Another
lsearch warrant was issued, and when
The herald., 1897-11-11
HEAR THE HENsCHELs
The Famous European Songsters at
the Simpson Tabernacle Tonight


Mr. and Mrs. Georg Henschel will give
their first song recital this evening at
Simpson Tabernacle. These delightful
singers are irresistible to those who do
not pretend much musical cultivation
by the apparent simplicity of their sing
ing, and also to the most hypercritical
musician because of their exquisite and
flawless art. That such artists should
have included Los Angeles in their
American tour is distinct compliment.
1t should be the privilege Of the people
here to show appreciation by filling the
house at each song recital. The pro-
gram for this evening will be as follows:
Duet (Paislello)-Mr. and Mrs. Henschel.
(a) Aria from "Semele" HandeD; (b)
'Pollie Willis CDR. Arne); (c) "The Glen
of kenmare" (Old Irish)-Mrs. Henschel
(a) Aria from "Orfeo" (Haydn); (b)
"Song of the Haremkeeper' from "Serag-
lio'' (MozarD: (c) Crugantino's song from
"Claudine van Villa (Beethoven)-
Henschel.
(a) "Kennst Du das Land?" U4iszt)s Cb)
"Berceuse' (BizeD; (c) "Serenade du Pas
SAINT" from Zanetto' (Massanet)-Mrs
Henschel
(a) Der Doppelganger' (schuberD; (b)
Der Asra" Rubinstein); (c) "Couplets
de Vulcain" from philemon" (Gounod)-
Mr.. Henschel.
Duet "Gondoliera" (IenscheD-Mr. and
Mrs. Henschel.
'Sandmaennchen" (Brahms) (c) 1.-THE
Gardener (Kahn)-Mrs. Henschel.
(a) 1.-THE Erlkng" Noewe); (b) 1.-THE
Grenadiers" (Schumann)-Mr. Henschel
Duet buffo from don Pasquale" (Don-
izettD-Mr. and Mrs. HenscheL
The herald., 1897-11-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Call Tel. Main 243 for ambulance.
Kregelo & Bresee. Sixth and Broadway.
DR.. Schlesinger. healer and test me-
dium, 324A South Spring, rooms and 6.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors
Telephone 1929.
Watches cleaned. 75 cents; MAIN
springs. so cents: crystals, 10 cents.
Patton, 214 South Broadway.
The annual business meeting of the
Landmarks club will be held Tuesday,
Nov. 16 at p. M, at sol Buena Vista
street.
Today is the eleventh anniversary of
the gospel mission now occupying Peniel
hall Appropriate services will be held
II a. m and 7:30p. m.
There will be football game Satur-
day afternoon at 3 p. m. between teams
of Los Angeles Military academy and
Y. NJ. c. A. on academy grounds.
Adams Bros. dentists. 1884 South
Spring street. Plates from 81. Pain
less extracting. so cents. Filling a
speciality. Hours s to s; Sundays. 10 to
u.
The jury in the police court case
against Mcmillan, arrested on the
charge of Stealing a pawn ticket, at 9
p. m. yesterday stood 10 to for acquit-
tai.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the office of theWestern UnionTelegraph
company for J. Walter Barber, Robert
Roennicke Dennis Keefe, Henry Lind
meyer.
H. c. Lichtenberger. the picture
Trainer, at 2O2 South Spring street, has
Just received his fall stock of new styles
Of picture frame mouldings. If you
have any framing to do call and see this
beautiful line.
An alarm from box So called the fire
department to the corner of First and
Alameda streets at IL o'clock last night.
Mrs. Burns at 10 South Alameda had
overturned a lamp while ironing. DAM
age amounting to $50 was done.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimsor
block, first floor, rooms 1873, 1874. 135
Special attention given to obstetrica'
cases, and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used
Consultation hours. to S. Tel. 1927.
The regular monthly social meeting
Z will be given this afternoon at 2:SO by
the Ebell in its club house on South
Broadway. There will be a paper or
Physical Culture by Miss Murphy. ar
illustrative drill by Miss Scott. and mu.
sic by Mrs. ]. 8. Vosburg, Mrs. James
Burdette. Miss Blanche Rogers and
Miss Dora James.
The herald., 1897-11-11
Pensions and Postal

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-California
pensions have been granted as follows:
Ortginal-James Smith Of Soldiers
home, Robert T. Axtell OF Scapato. In
crease-James r. Jewett Of Diamond
Springs. Wtdows-Elizabeth A. McCar-
" ct Sacramento, Elizabeth Freisal OF
Napa.
California postmasters have been ap-
pointed az follows:
Cape Town, Humboldt county, Sal
vio Z. Giacomini, vice Romeo Giacon1ini,
geeiened Eal, Humboldt county, Mrs
Nay Frembd, vice w. j. Asbill, resigned
lea View, sonoma county. Silas N. SUIT
ftp, ylce G. p. Cone. resigned.
The herald., 1897-11-11

they had gone some birds wings, which
were to be used a.. hat trimmings, were
missed. A short tina later one of the
women returned with the same wings
and made arrangements to have a hat
trimmed with them. The stolen prop
erty was recognized, but there was not
sufficient evidence as to who committed
the theft to warrant an arrest. That
was the last known of either of the wo-
men until last Monday, when the wo-
man who had returned with the birds
wings again came into the store and
was recognized. On her departure a
hat was missed. The following day the
other woman called. This was only the
second time that she had ever been in the
store, but her personality was promptly
recognized. One of the clerks asked
where her friend was living.
1--WE are no longer friends" the wo-
man answered. II have learned too
much about her." She then confided in
the clerks left ear that the woman of
whom information was sought was Mrs.
c. H. Massey of 429 College street.
The valuable intelligence was at once
referred to Detective Goodman. He had
received numerous reports recently of
losses evidently occasioned by wo-
man shoplifter and he Immediately be-
came interested in Mrs. Massey. The
proprietor of the Rival millinery store
was asked to swear to a complaint de-
manding a search warrant and readily
complied Armed with this and accom-
panied by one of the clerks from the
Rival and another from the Peoples
Store, from which establishment several
thefts had also been reported, Good
man repaired to Mrs. Massey's home.
On introducing himself to Mrs. Massey
The herald., 1897-11-11
A ShopIifting Industry Is
lnterfered With
ARE OLD HANDS AT THE GAME
PRIVATE EMPORIUMS OF MRS.
MASSEY AND HER FRIEND
Detective Goodman Disturbs Mrs.
Bebiefhcimer's Equanirnity
Routed the Artist

Two female shoplifters, who have
been operating in this city for over
year. were arrested yesterday by De-
tcctive Goodman. A large amount OF
stolen property was recovered. The wo-
men are Mrs. C. H. Massey of 429 Col
lege street, whose husband is proprietor
of saloon at 14OO San Fernando street
and Mrs. L. Il. Bebiefheimer of 6SS Mon
treal street. Both were lodged in the
city prison. Two charges were pre-
ferred against Mrs. Massey and one
charge against Mrs. Bebiefheimer. The
former was released ON $1,000 bail, which
was deposited by her husband. Mrs
Bebiefheimer was unable to secure bal
and is locked up in the women's ward
over q year ago two women called
at the Rival millinery store on South
Broadway to price some hats. When
The herald., 1897-11-11
Diener's Sudden Death

Christian J. Diener, foreman at the
Standard Oil company's works, who
lived at 1872 Rose street, died suddenly
yesterday morning from heart disease
About Z o'clock Diener went to the sta
BILE to curry his horse, preparatory to
starting to his work. Diener was sud-
denly taken seriously i'll and was re-
moved to his house unconscious and died
at $3.50 o'clock. An ugly bruise on the
temple led to the belief that he had been
kicked by his horse. The deceased was
80 years old and leaves a wife and two
children. An inquest was not deemed
necessary as DR.. Choate had been in
attendance on the deceased for some
time and was willing to furnish GER
tificate Of cause.
The herald., 1897-11-11
At the Van NuYs

P. H. Walsh, Coronado; Harry B. Chase.
Riverside: Isidor Seiley, San Francisco:
r. w. Camp. wife. maid and baby, Mrs. c..
s. House, Miss House, Houston, Texas:
w. c. Hudig. Rotterdam; X. T. Pickney.
Sunderland. England; F. w. Gregg. Santa
Barbara; Clinton f. Warden and wife. San
Francisco: c. A. Hodges. Peoria, ILL.,; NAL
colin Mckenzie, New York; Edward Cook
ingham, Portland Ore; Jonathan c. Royle
and wife, Salt Lake City; c. M. Stamp,
Mt. Vernon, Ohio: c. s. Jones, Philadel-
phia Alice Fountain. San Francisco; John
w. Edwards and wife, Redlands; John s.
Johnston, Harleigh Johnston, Santa Bar
bara; Mrs. ]. Erwin Hoy, Mrs. Frances G..
Ryan, Miss Alice Brooks Santa Monica;
j. T. Sullivan, Santa Cruz; w. c. Dart, San
Francisco; H. w. Bell, New York; ]. M.
Wells, st. Louis; w. w. Stewart, San
Diego.
The herald., 1897-11-11
American
THE WEATHER

TCMPERATURE-Re OF observations
taken at Los Angeles. Nov. 10. 1897. The
barometer Is reduced 10 sea level.
The herald., 1897-11-11

visited a large assortment of plunder
similar to that found in Mrs. Massey g
house was disclosed. Mrs. Bebiefheimer
also took up her residence in the city
jail, where she preferred to be known as
Mrs. Wilson.
A Herald artist called on the ladies
during the afternoon. AS soon as they
realized his fell purpose they buried
their faces in their hands. Mrs. Bebief-
heimer developed tendency to hysteria
and the artist fed with his Impressions,
for which. II unsatisfactory, the ladies
will no doubt make due allowance.
The shoplifters will be arraigned to-
day.
The herald., 1897-11-11
GARBAGE MANS PREDICAMENT
He Is Caught Attempting to Dispose
Of Stolen Property

For some time past system of petty
thieving has been going on from the
basement of the building at the south
west corner Of Fifth and Main streets,
under the grocery store owned by Page
& Williams. Suspicion finally fell on a
garbage collector by the name of Max
Pachmayer. who has beendo ing odd jobs
for the firm and who was caught at
tempting to dispose Of some bedding to
a second-han dealer. Among other ar
ticles stolen were SOME panes of window
glass, which were removed on Tuesday
night. "A warrant was sworn out for
Pachmayer's arrest, but he was not
found until late yesterday afternoon.
Entrance to the store had been effected
through a small basement window with
exit through trap door in the rear of
the store. Officers Bates and Hubbard
arrested Pachmayer.
The herald., 1897-11-11
EVENTS OF TODAY

Burhank-"Friends.
Orpheum-Vaudevil
Los Angeles-"An American
Beauty"
Board of park commissioners meets
10 a. m.
Simpson Tabernacle - Henschel
song recital.
The herald., 1897-11-11
Stop Paying Rent

We can sell you neat, cosy. five-room
cottage. improved corner lot, close to car
line. for 5000. small payment down and so
month, including interest. Or fine lot
near Pico and Georgia Bell for $780, on
most any terms, and might help you build.
Or good lot in Pico Heights $50 feet from
car line, for $500. and furnish money to
build, and you pay for 1t by the month.
Langworthy Co., No. 226 8. Spring st.
The herald., 1897-11-11
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
scast: Fair; northwesterly

chron,elsd ON page. =. .. .. 10 and ..
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RusKIN ART CLUB
Michael Angelo, His Life and Work
the Subject Yesterday

Mrs. NJ. ]. F. Stearns led the meeting
of the Ruskin Art club yesterday morn
ing when the subject was Michael
Angelo as Painter" A sketch of his
life and work was read by Mrs. Stearns,
and photographs of his most notable
pieces were shown. Among the works
mentioned in Mrs. Stearn's paper were
his first great cartoon. Soldiers Bath
ing in the Arno," and the Ceiling Of
the Sistine Chapel" A map drawn by
Mrs. Washburn was Of great assistance
to the club. The paper was followed by
general discussion.
The herald., 1897-11-11

Forecast: Fair; northwesterly
winds.
The other side of the Lassell- Camp
bell land deal.
somnambulistic darkey and how he
obtained bale Of hay.
A garbage man arrested for dis
posing Of stolen property.
Demand increasing in the east for
California citrus products.
The industry of two light-angered
females spoilt by detective.
Good Templars in session at Pasa-
dena adopt new constitution.
The hose contract still keeps mat
ters warm about the city hall.
City Engineer Dockweiler to make
areport on East Los Angeles drainage.
Merchants who do not run lotteries
propose to see that others shall not.
Chamber of commerce corrects an
erroneous article relative to San Pedro
harbor.
Fire commissioners will see that
tho FIRE escape ordinance is strictly
enforced.
Colonel Otis has neither received
nor would he accept federal ap-
5 pointment.
Record Of Captain" Hall, now un'
der arrest in San Francisco for at
tempted murder.
Oil producers sanguine that ad-
vanced prices can be maintainedi
large contracts in contemplation.
The herald., 1897-11-11

The grand worthy patriarch of the
Sons of Temperance is attending the
grand lodge Of Good Templars and will
be at the Temperance temple in this city
Saturday for consultation with the
members Of the order.