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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

El salon prcscntaba un bucn golrc dc vista;
todo eataba colocsdo J adoinai 10 conveiiientc'
mente.
Lucicron sus habili ladies' en- q piano, las
siempre estimadas sciioritas Carmen Sanabia,
Antonio dc Leon, Matua iiouanegra Sara
Robert, tolas lindas ores del ycrscl agaadi'
llano.
lacron aplaulidas cariio-eneutc cn dis.
lintas oel-ioncs.
iMuy bien por tan valosas joyas.
Ocupalon la trbuna hacienda uso de la
paabra en- loor de sCervahtes,s Torregrosg,
Martinez kolaan, Arizona, Marquee, Caban,
Bocanegra, Aponte, por ctaufura q meAelo'
nado presidcute de dicil, Education Popular.
Tan respetablos distugnidos aenor>s VIE
ronse favorecidoa lor eatleintosl, ! rendt;coa
apausos.
satisiechos cubiertos dc honor duhen cstsr
los mcncionados caballeros, como De iSual mo-
DO la enthusiastic digna Directva del itfcrido
Ccltro de instruction y Rec,co..
Nadic, pero Made ahsoiutamc;ta, pods.
disputarlc las alaban2as Dltcn no,nhrc que han
conquistado, lundando un planlel tau it'll,
neccsario = progresista.
uonbles dc csc tclup!e, dc csas conG.iciones,
son sienprc ensalzados, son slcmrro qucrldos.
Aguadiila enthusiastic noble, los estima;
prueba de clio es que uoqtiora sen teicita'
clones y olseclmlentoa
No olvldcmos otros ho,nhres que valeu
tambtn muclfslmo: don Arturo Vega, don
Jose de Leon, don Felipe dc Ia Rosa, don
Luis Mtndoz Cardona, con Miguel Rodriguez
Sierra y c2n mas, que no retoruamos y estan
sienprc al lado de todo cuanto indlca progre'
go, moraldad orden.
;Bcn, muy bien por la socicdad sCervan'
tes,, sus Consutorer, Prolcsores y deinas ele'
mentos distinguidos con que caenta la misma.
bravo, por su iovcn inteigente l'resi'
dcntc, nuestro dignisimo y consccucnte amigo
don Carlos Martinez Roldad, quen todo el
pueblo aplaude por su inciativa ieliz.
LIN CONClTRRENTE
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NOTICIAs

*. Para paaado mailana l6, las tres de
la tarde, han sido citaaos al despacho del Ca
pitan General os seIores que compondIan la
JuDta Central del censo de poblacion, nombra
da cl 9 del pasado, con el objoto de consti-
tuirse.
*. Ea,iamos cordial enhorabucna
nuestro bucn amigo don Felix Costa, por gu
merccldo ascenso i Comandante Fiecal del 2 ?
battalion de Voluntarios, segdn crcdencial que
recibio aver.
~ Recuerden las personas que les guste
yestir bien, que donde Sc confeccionan exec.
lentes piezas de Ultima moda q precios nunca
vistos, es en- la renombrada acreditadfsima
'sSastrerfa Francesa,' Fortaleza ndmero 81.
Es ell establecimiento de moda en- esta capital.
~ segin 10 habfamos anunciado, aver
salio para la Peninsula don Pedro Arsuaga
iefe del parti''o Unconditional. Fu6 acompa'
hado al muelle y & bordo por numerosos ami
gos correligionaros suyos. Que tenga viaje
tellz son nuestros deseos.
~. Nos participant su enlace los amigos
don Luis Otero Costoya dona .Josefa G.
Chavez Espinosa, vecinos de Isabella, ofre
ciendonos su casa. Agradeccmos la atenci6n y
les deseamos todo gtnyro de felicidades en- su
nuevo ostado.
one lnsplra el voto al aellnirador de la belleza
ffsica de la maicr-y por 10 tan corresponds
esta que Guide de la pureza, transparencia
suavidad Y normaldad de color del cutis de s,l
faz, no olvfden y conyenzanse de una vez para
slempre que el xRemedio Turco, dc Amazz-
Quevados es el dnico prcparado conocido hasta
el dia, cue destruye en- pocos dias todas las al.
teraclones impurezas del cutis tales como
manchas, pecas, granulaciones Y todo 10 pue
a1ectar pueda la transparencia de este: la eff
cacla de nuestro cspecico, es indscutible para
obtener muehos votos en el prescntc ce:tamen
de beliezas. &c vende en- todas las farrlaeias V
aeposltos Guillermety Y, Capital; Vale Can
clio, Ponce; G, Mulel, Mayagliez.
45-2s
y. FL dfa IS de! corI.ente, las dos de Ia
tarle, tenirs lugar eu las Salas CGnsistoriales,
ante Ia iunta del ranls, la subasta para el abss,
to de csrnes de esta cudad durante los dias
/. . al : del entrane Noyiembre.
~ Aie.nas de las noticias reeibiias del
deecnhrimiento lie ricas minas en- Mount Ba-
ker, Washington, nueros ayisos contiTman la
riqueza de una veta aurffera encontrada en-
Reina.s Bay. Alasi>s. Mlacros que han estado
trabai iando eli ella, dicch cue en- encueGta pies
de ancho por cnco nil de largo, Sc extrae oro
con faciidad, y Green qae otras secciones de
Alaska ocuitan venerUa de parecida extension
aLundancis.
~ Nuestro queriao eompanero don Fran
cisco Ortea, sigue meiorando notab,emente de
sas doleneias reumaticas en- los Baios de Goa
mo, 10 que ce.ebIamos intiHtamente.
~ Esta madrugada contrajeron mstrimo.
Mo en- esta capital los i5yanes don Emiliano
Marquee la seno,isa tieo:gina Davila. Apa'
drinaron el ac,o don Deog-aci.s Fabian J doils
Consuelo Lopez, vinia de Graxlrena. Hubo
mucha concurrencia dc amigos. Muchas felicids
des deseamos i los nuefos esposos.
-. Nue-tro cstimado amigo J coinpaGero
el seIior don Eugenio Astol, director de eLa
Denocraeia,s te Ponce, ha <ido abFuelto eli Ia
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De AGUADILLA

La velada celebrads en- log saones de Ia
Sociedad <Cervantes, , result6 espltndida dig
la de las mas calnrosas fciieitaeiones y aplaasos
Pubiieo immense sgolpado en- las puertas
del estahlecimiento Sc o>trechaba mas mas
por preseneisr los actcs.
Conmemorabase eli lie oatulre de l547;
fec'ia gioriosa en- ore nscidn el geno singular,
el iiastre manco &c !. ranto.
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l.. rorrespondencis de ruerto-Rico
.NIERNEs Is px O,rrBGE og 1891.
SOGIEOAO De COAC|ER70S

Sc conyoca junts general extraordinarla
i todos los aocios de Ia ,aisma, encareciendo Ia
asistcncia para el domingo II del aetual, os
3 de Ia tarde, en- c Casino Espaiiol. Objeto de
Ia junta: Oar cuenta de dlicultaacs que Ia
dircotva actual encuentra para segiir 81 trontc
de la sociedad tra!ar de cuanto con este Sc
relacone. LA DIRECTlNA. 2--l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

|,ian R Vidal = San Francisco IS. - Esta
1ea'i u. lsa@s' acre;iitada casa dc comercio
ha reoibiio III exic1iso surtido de tejldos para
el por mayor; 10 que pone en- conocimiento de
us Eumerosos amigos y cIientes, Tambien
acaba dc importar eli a!anado papeI para ciga-
rriiios maroa ola lIija del 'Ioros, 10 veude
1 pryclos imitaaoa Sl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15
La REGULADORA

HI dia Is del actual Sc abrira la nueya pa
natlera con ei nombrc dc ola Regaladoras antes
Ella Mano Bi2ncao, Gale de la luna ntmero Is,
con cl lin de dar al pablico pan Humamente su :
peror a! a.csnue de las clascs mcnoA acoino
daias, por gu precio eqnltatlqo.
.i39 No ovlda.se: Luna 10.
Depdsito en- Puerta dc TERRA, Gale de
san Ayustin. <El Recrcos 8 sIienda de los
Gsiicgos
Puerto I.;eo - de Oetuhre de iS97.
j. CUyc1as, Joso 4. 1cecodo. t-2-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

c'adad queda actual profesorado Duermsn
tranquilos. y cobren haberes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

La r1anO negFa Panan'ds,fs' ,n pts Or Cruz m Ddme.
Ia acfelitada tahona sc confecciona pan supe-
rior i precio modieo. Una vista os conven-
cerGis. ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

lionfa ia nocac Sc ven'en tres casas con
sohta Nv oaSao un hermoso solar en- ell
bsrrio de Puerta de TERRA, frente 3 la iglesia
Producer mas de l J por ciento dc nterts men
sual. En- esta imprenta nformaran. p.
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DoTadoS a Ia Americana H. la 5,,5e.js Ia re,sjsF'

Luna 12-sa do;an reoies con toda perfection
sistema americanc, Sc platea nikela. Espe-
cia.idad en dora,ios para botonaiuraa de uni
forme.-Slu Juan de Puerto Rico. l5-e
~ lIa passdo i la Sub,ie,egaci6a dc
Medena Ia ins.sncis Ge don l.. Dspera soil
citsndo traslaiar los restos de gu esposa Gel
cementerio de Gdayarii.a al dc Ponce.
~ Eatrc as efiai0s indios qae tiene Ia
reina Victoria. DC !aslat'rra, hay uno que G.
inliionario cuJa l.i-toria eneu;a III peri6dico
inglts. liace U aIi5s. s,,tes dc enirar al ser
sicio de IA reina, este il,iio, ilalnaio Abdu-
karcera, era un eria'i'o eu Ia india que
gana5a dos libras eeterliu.s :. meg. lIDy este
cTlaio es ua persoasie qge posee en- Esooeia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-15

UN CONCURRENTE.
The herald., 1897-02-07
sloal and other exercises appropriate to

Mcal and other exercises appropriate to
the occasion.
Carpenters Union No. 1892 wild hold an
open meeting at ITS North Spring street,
Council Of Labor hall. on Thursday next
There will be an open meeting for all
retail clerks at the Clerks Association
hall, 107h North Main street, on Tues
day evening at o'clock.
An anti-saloon league convention for
the seven counties of Southern Califor-
MIA Is called to meet In Temperance tenn
pie. this city, on Washington's birth
day, the 22d Instant at 1870 p. m. All
temperance and religious organizations
are requested to send delegates.
Trinity Methodist Church South,
Grand avenue, between Eighth and
Ninth; J. j. Kenney, pastor Cornet
solo by Miss Matalee Loeb; anthems by
the choir. Evening: Service of song
conducted by c. A. Hayes; cornet solo
by Miss Matalee Loep; anthems by the
choir
Have your pictures framed at San
born, Vail & Co.'S 1873 South Spring
street. who keep up to date with the new
ideas of finishes of frames and styles of
mounting. See the new wood veneer
mounts in oak. walnut and birds eye
maple dmportedD, suitable for almost
any kind of pictures, all of which they
are offering at lowest possible prices.
Copper plate engraving in the proper
styles and form at Sanborn, Vail & Co.'S
We have our own engraver and printing
plant on the premises and can assure
our patrons Of prompt and satisfactory
work. One hundred cards from plate,
81. Wedding announcements, invita-
tions and "at homes" are specialties.
Call and get quotations. No. 1873 South
Spring street.
Have you heard the gong ring at Wa
termans shoe store? Every one is
talking about It. Every twentieth sale
free. Inquire of the following: Mrs.
Stonehouse, Pasadena; Mrs. l.. McPher-
son, 924 Short street. Mr.. St. Clair, 1902
Baldwin; c. T. Martin, 618 Bellevue av-
enue; S. c. Knight, Pasadena; Miss En-
ma Dodge, 237 North Bunker Hill; Mrs.
j. B. Crossman, Short street, etc, ETC.,
too numerous to mention.
A surplus on hand is a great thing to
have, and to have 1t one must save
money by judicious buying. Desmond's
sale of hats, shirts, underwear, ETC., Is
the money savers latest opportunity.
The stock bristles with articles going
at absurdly low figures. articles that are
cheap In nothing but the price, articles
that are Indispensable to buyers, articles
are worth even more than appearances
Indicate. Come and see for yourself.
Desmond's store, as everybody in town
knows, is in the Bryson Block No. 141
South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-02-07
LA FIESTA DETAILS
The Queens Lancers VIII Again Perform
Their Plea SAINT Duties

The Queens Lancers VIII Again Perform
Their Pleas SAINT Duties
The executive committee of La Fiesta
held their regular meeting yesterday af-
ternoon, when many details for the COM
ing celebration were discussed.
Final action ON the proposition of
awarding the exclusive privilege for the
publication Of the official program was
postponed until next Friday.
]. M. Snelder was appointed member
of the tribune committee and William A.
Spaldlng was added to the committee on
publication.
The secretary was authorized to en-
gage the Quenn's Lancers for escort
duty during Fiesta week. That organi-
zation added considerably last year to
the pcmp of the celebration, and the
Lancers, with their handsome and
striking uniforms, will be in evidence
again on all occasions.
D. A. Correll, secretary of the River
side board of trade, offered some time
ago to display stereopticon views dur
ing his trip from Fresno to San Diego on
his annual trip to advertise Southern
California. The executive committee
has accepted the offer and will furnish
suitable pictures for the exhibition.
The Phillips Excursion company will
distribute 500 Fiesta posters inthe prin-
cipal hotels and offices throughout the
the east
The herald., 1897-02-07
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS


chronicisd on Pages 5, ?, 10. -, - and 40
Weather for today: Fair weather.
The miserable fate of Lillian Hattery;
the coroner's inquest.
Delties Of peace and prosperity reign
In Chinatown.
The Home Products exhibition brought
to a successful close. The Orphans Home
Day.
Board Of supervisors will inspect the
several road districts.
The newly appointed officials Of the
board of health temporarily disappointed.
The finance committee recommends a
thorough canvass of the various depart
ments with view to economy.
Measures to be brought before the coun-
ell to improve public morals.
La Fiesta executive committee arrange
4 number of details.
Court house officials debating the coun-
ty government bill.
A small blaze in the Saddleroek restau-
rant.
Defendants In big irrigation suit fined
for contempt. Order restraining the West
Side Lighting company. A surprising
verditt In the Alaniz will case. The In
felicity of the Brogden household. Chas.
Sears peculiar ''find." Old Man Rocha
saved from the penitentary by the eff
forts Of his family. Tenacious tenant and
puzzled landlady.
The herald., 1897-02-07

of laps was made by Shaffer, 16 points in
2 As seconds. Burgess, his opponent,
was given box of soap.
The pair of goldmounted fancy ped
ais for the fastest nalf mile were won
by r. w. Sherman, 551a seconds; Dandy
getting four gallons of Ralston water.
Ruess, having made the best average
time Of the week, was presented with
a roll of fine chamois skin by one of the
exhibitors.
Dee. in military uniform. eull march
ing order, with two bricks and filled
canteen in his knapsack made half
mile in So seconds. A half mile eXhi-
bition, with a flying start, was made
by Aldridge in "a seconds.
SINGING AND DANCING.
Bishop & Cos. quartet sung several
selections during the evening, and were
loudly applauded. At the close of the
program they repeated some of their
songs by request.
Miss Birdie Simons, announced as the
champion fancy dancer of the Pacific
coast, danced the cachuca and la petit
coquets quite gracefully. A double
skirt dance by the little girls, Lillian
Belcher and Ethel Ingram. dressed in
black lace and yellow silk, was very
pretty. The sailors hornpipe, danced
by Lillian Belcher, in fetching, boys
sailor suit. won enthusiastic applause.
Mr. Charles Gale gave an exhibition of
fine buck and wing dancing that brought
down the house. The anaimatoscop
views were as loudly cheered and appar-
emily as highly appreciated on the last
evening as the first, and have been one
of the favorite features of every pro-
gram.
THE LUCKY GUESSERS.
The mammoth slab of soap in the
Dinsmore Soap company's booth, the
weight of which visitors have been
guessing during the exhibition, was cut
up for convenience in handling and put
on the stage on Fairbanks scales to be
weighed. Messrs. F. K Rule. E. A.
Stuart and Col. Otis were the committee
appointed to weigh it and announced it
to be SS5 pounds and four ounces The
person winning the first prize for the
closest guess was Henry Braun of SIS
Commercial street, case of one hun
dred bars of boraX soap. The fortunate
guesserS, to whom were given soap in
varied amounts, were S. NJ. Berry of
1853 Cortez street, A.C. Hahn of 229 East
Main, Lottie Mcguire of 4S5 Bonnie Brae,
Frank RAIDER of Hotel Lincoln, Carlile
b. Suddeth of 1852 Cortez. Mrs C. E.
Berry of 1862 Cortez, Miss L. B. Heffner
of 31S South Los Angeles, Maurice Buck
ner of Hollenbeck hotel These persons
will be notified of their good fortune on
Monday and the prizes presented to
them.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Near the close of the evenings enter
tainment the members of the Merchants
and Manufacturers association appear
ed on the platform and were introduced
to the audience by Manager Gray. The
president, H. w. Frank, in a few well
chosen words. notified Mr. Gray that 1t
the last meeting of the association he
had been elected a life member of their
organization as a testimonial of their
appreciation Of his services as manager
of the Home Products exhibition.
Mr.. Gray was presented with a certi-
ficate of membership neatly framed and
as further mark of their regard with a
gold medal in a handsome leather case.
The herald., 1897-02-07

Mr.. Gray responded briefly, declaring
it the happiest night of his life. In his
travels around the world he will spread
abroad the name and fame of the city of
Los Angeles. LAS we say in Kentucky"
| he concluded, God bless you ALL.
ALL HAPPY.
The following resolutions were passed
by the board of managers of the Home
Products exhibition at their final meet
ing last evening:
Whereas, The home products exhibit
tion has been a marked success not only
financially but as a means of fostering
home industry and creating a demand
for home products; and,
Whereas, The object for which the
home products exhibition was inaugu-
rated has been fully attained;
Resolved. That our thanks are due to
the press of this city for it's hearty CO.
operation in this enterprise;
Resolved, That it's success was in a
great measure due to the generosity dis
played by the exhibitors in making their
booths not only attractive but very art
istic: to the many organizations and in
dlividuals who contributed to the varied
and excellent programs during the en-
tire period of the exhibition and to the
public in general for so literally sup
porting the enterprises by it's large at
tendance.
Whereas, The home products exhibit
tion has proved grand success in every
particular from a financial standpoint
and as lasting benefit to this commun-
ity; and,
Whereas, That highly satisfactory
result Is due to the wise management
extensive experience and great business
ability of Charles De Garmo Gray, the
general manager
Resolved, That we hereby render our
grateful appreciation to Manager
Charles De Garmo Gray and desire to
| testify to our gratitude for the happy
and successful termination of this pub
! lie enterprise by recommending him
most strongly to any community where
his energy and experience may be re-
quired for like purposes.
The herald., 1897-02-07
Good for Los Angeles

Statistics for the year 1896, compiled
by the Pacific Wine and Spirit Review,
In regard to shipments of California
wines to the east, show that two-thirds
of the entire output from this section
was shipped by H. ]. Woollacott of Los
Angeles.
This is very good record for H. T
Woollacott. and shows what a good, live
man can do with the products of the
vine in the east
The herald., 1897-02-07
TOday'S Baseball

Today's baseball game at Athletic
PARK VIII be between the present cham
pions, Los Angeles, and the Francis
Wilson's. Both teams will have ont
their full strength. Knell and Whaling
and Tyler and Kaymer will be the op-
posing batteries. A competent umpire
has at last been secured to officiate at
all the games. The game will be called
at 2:30 p m., sharp.
The herald., 1897-02-07
Got q Did rledaI

AT the annual celebration of the Gra-
ham-Lee society of Washington-Lee
university, D. X. Cameron of this city
was awarded the eebater's gold medal
Mr.. Cameron is graduate of Occi-
dental college. this city, and had achiev-
ed an enviable reputation as an orator,
reputation which he seems to have
fully sustained al. .Washington-Lee His
many friends will be glad to hear of his
success.
The herald., 1897-02-07
Caught in a Rag Press

A man named Emil Felesatte. who was
employed in the work of packing rags
near the Three Mile house, on the Glen
dale road, suffered his foot to be caught
in the rag press yesterday. The member
was badly crushed. Felesatte came TO
the city with his smashed foot and had it
dressed at the receiving hospital.
The herald., 1897-02-07
An Rnterprisln0 cb,mn.v

The chimney of the Saddle Rock res
taurant every little while does its best
to get an advertisement for the house
1t fared up again at 10: 80 last night and
Illuminated Spring street for some dis
tance each way. When the roof had
caught fire from the iron pine some one
turned in an alarm and the department
was on the ground Immediately, but pre-
ceded by a tremendous crowd of peo-
pie. But little damage was done.
The herald., 1897-02-07
Missing Chickens

The deaf mutes are in a turmoil. This
time petty larceny prosecution is wor-
rying them. On complaint of Annie
Ward officers yesterday arrested Robert
Livingstone, Sarah Cook and John
Miner on the charge of petty larceny of
various things, among them fifteen
chic1xanS
The herald., 1897-02-07
Testimonial Concert

The testimonial concert to be given to
Miss Virginia Dawson will take place
at the Southern California music hail
tomorrow evening. The assisting artists
include Mines. Masac and Collette, Miss
es Caro- Riggin, Matalee Loeb Harri-
son, Soberanes, Profs. w. H. Hamilton,
M. 8. Arevalo, Signor Perara and ]. II
Rranpar
The herald., 1897-02-07
Irnnn n Renefit

| Major Harry Wyatt will give benefit
| on the opening night at the Los Angeles
| theater, February Is, of the Fannie Rice
| company to Troop D cavalry, N. G.. C..
The National guard will turn out in full
dress uniform.
The herald., 1897-02-07
]. q. McCuIIom,, DEATH

]. G. McCullam died a. his residence at
Palm Springs yesterday. Mr.. McCul-
lam was an old resident of this county
and was prominent member of the San
Francisco bar before coming to Los
Angeles, where for many years he has
been connected with public affairs.
The herald., 1897-02-07

D. G. Overall, an extensive lemon
grower of Lemon Cove, Tulare county,
arrived from Visalia yesterday. He is
accompanied by DR.. ]. E. Brookes on an
inspection of Southern California orch
ards. They register from Visalia.
The herald., 1897-02-07
Don't Law

But If you must, we will advise you
without charge. And if we don't win
your case, it will cost you nothing. Me-
chanics' liens prepared without charge.
Hard collections pushed. Our special
ties are railway damage suits and suits
against corporations and trusts, libel.
SANDER and other damage cases, fore
closure of mortgages and liens No
tary work free to clients. Langworthy
Co.. 226 South Spring street
The herald., 1897-02-07
Events of Today

Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Burbank Theatre-Mr. Barnes Of New
York.
Athletic Park--Baseball Los Angeles
vs.. Francis Wilson's; ago p. m.
Evangelist Varley's address to men at
the Y. N. c. A. building; ago p. m.
Sacred concert at Simpson tabernacle at
7:3o p. m.
The herald., 1897-02-07

The winner of the rip saw contest at
the home products exhibition on Friday
was c. J. Rush. instead of C. G. Ross, as
previously reported.
The herald., 1897-02-07
ToCurA aCn

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c.
The herald., 1897-02-07

Maximum temperature. 63.
Minimum temperature. ~
FORECAST: For Southern California - Fair
Sunday; light westerly Winds
The herald., 1897-02-07

Dr. AL Vale, one of San Diego's phy-
sicians, Is in the city on pleasure and
business bent.
The herald., 1897-02-07
The Weather

rEMPERATURE-Report OF observations taken
at Los Angeles Februarye The barometer Is
reduced to sea level.