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The herald., 1897-10-12
EVENTS OF TODAY
Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Los Angeles-'La Gioconda."
Burbank-"The District Attorney"

Board Of police commissioners
meets-1O a. m.
Opening session Woman's Par1ia-
ment, Unity church-0:3O a. m.
Academy Of Sciences meets, rooms
of Friday Morning clubs p. m.
Charity fete, residence Mrs. S. M.
Bradbury, 4O6 Court street-12 m. to
II p. m.
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Luncheon will be served both days from
IL to p. m. and light refreshments in
the evening. The results are for the
good of several charities and all favors
will be gratefully received, and society
is going to turn out en- masse for this
big charity affair.
The herald., 1897-10-12
Eagles Advanced

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Bank of Eng
land has raised the price of eagles a half
penny per ounce. This, and its raising the
price of bar gold, will. it is expected, avert
a further advance in the bank rate this
week,
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Wanted tn Buy fiouse

OF four or five rooms, in desirable location;
don't object to going out a ways, If near
car line. Price must be right. and on
monthly payments. Langworthy Co.. 226
s. Spring st.
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Brlght's Special Delivery
VIII check baggage to any part of the
world. One trunk Soc: round trip, SOC.
4A 8. Broadway; tel. main 40.
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The engagement existing between
Peter d. Martin of this city and, san
Francisco and Miss, Belle McKenna
daughter of Attorney General McKen-
ma is declared off
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ForSale

1zA ACRES MOUNTAINOUS LAND PLEN.
or ty OF wood; 20 acres level loan. good
berry land AZ acres hilly good iarming or
grazing at Woodside, San Mareo county.
% acres adjoining the town OF Paio Alto; 6}a
acres between the town of Palo Alto and Stan
ford University, Ss nta Clara county.
Lots !, g 8, 4, 8 and 6 in block No b, Eastern
addition in town OF Redwood City. Address
OWNER, p. o. Box 22S, Paio Alto.
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wall paper. late styles. low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's. aA South Spring street
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Maximum temperature, 70.

Maximum temperature. 70.
Minimum temperature, 81.
Rainfall for season, 20.
Forecast for Southern California: Partly
cloudy Tuesday; conditions becoming
somewhat threatening; fresh westerly to
rortherly winds
The herald., 1897-10-12
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep OF observations
taken at Los Angeles October II. The
barometer Is reduced 10 sea level.
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DR.. WONG HIM
S3l South Hope Street, Los Anges
les, Cal.

DIR. WONG HIM, s3l
&. Hope St., Los Angeles,
! !
Cal.-Dear Sir In JUS % 0afl
tice to you and for the
benefit OF others, | wish
to make u statement Of
my case. was afflicted
with liberation OF the
rectum and hemorrhage IA "
Of the bowels. was "A 81 ~
treated by two good doc M
tors. until lost 80 pounds II ~
OF flesh and became so HSs y
weak from loss OF blood
that was unable to at
tend to business then
commenced doctoring
with DR.. Wong Him. The
bleeding stopped and
commenced to improve
with the first dose of medicine and at tho end al
four months I had regaineG my lost fiesh and
health, and today am well and sound. In Dr.
Wong Hlm's honesty. integrity aud ability 70 cure
hnn any disease .ast ne says he can cure have un-
mend him TO all needing doctor. Youn truly
President citl.ens Bank. South Riverside csl-
Sept 8. 1897
Cured Of Stomach and Liver Troubles BY D..
Wong Him. of S3l s Hope St.. Los Angeles, Cal.
To the Publio--It gives me great pleasure 70 ~
that DIR. Wong Hims treatment In my case hao
been most successful For years have been
troubled with the kidney and stomach troubles
tried various remedies from Oiher phyoiciAna, bue
received no permanent help. DR.. Wong HIm1
treatment has removed all tendency Of these trour
bles and seems to be permanent in its results.
like DIR. Wong Him's Ideas Of Herb Treatment
cleaning and renovatug the system before building
ss am ss o o @ 70 sa sGss
have found him to be welfeducated man, unae
Stunning and kind, commanding the respect Of ~
good people Very rssRss'ssliEl SHss s4EEl1A Ausrss
Bellevue Avenue.
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The Yellow Kid has passed out of existence
has been fitted with the HUBS 81 Fall Suit,
and now poses as the best dressed young man
in town.
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$40 Did the Work

The Lottery Scheme houses charge $3.50 for suit not quite
good and give you twenty-five gift with your purchase
Judging by the thousands that hronged Store Saturday.
conclusive proof that the people this enlightened day don't want
want dollars worth of merchandise for dollar Every garment
in the Suit Ovecoat Pntaoons coming from the factory owned
by the Hub masterpiece of perfection in quality and making
Your money back if we don't you
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
TELEPHONE RATE REDUCED.
Local Telephone Company Promoters
Secure Practical canvassr.

"a. 8. IS
A meeting of the subscription
committee of the proposed local tele-
phone company, and J. G. Graham, of
Bancroft, Iowa, superintendent of
construction of the western division
of the Western Electric Telephone
Co., and F. w. George, of Britt, iowa,
superintendent of the same COM
pany, was held last night. The result
of the meeting was that Mr.. Graham
was engaged to solicit subscriptions
for stock and telephones for the new
company, and he entered upon his
duties today with every prospect of
success.
The committee decided to secure
200 subscriptions for phones, instead
of 300, believing that the number will
rapidly increase after the lower limit
is reached. 1t was decided to have a
separate line to each residence, and
no combination lines. and the price
for residences was put down to 81. % a
month, and for business houses So.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
SOME CHANGES.

The directors of the Citizens Fire
Association held special meeting at
the office of the Secretary last eve.
ming, at which the resignation Of Mr..
Jno. A. Willard as President was re-
ceived and accepted. Mr.. Wizards
resignation was made because OF the
fact that he could give no time to the
duties of the Office. Mr.. II. B..
Perrin was elected President to sue
coed Mr.. w. and Mr.. A. G.. Meyer was
elected vice president to fill the va
cancy caused by the election Of Mr..
Perrin to the presidency L. Patter-
son, ESQ, was elected a member of
the directory. s-
The Association is in splendid con-
dition, despite the action Of the Board
companies In cutting rates, and it is
believed that the public will stand by
it, approaching the fact that the re-
ductioD in rates is wholly attributable
to the mutual associations,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
MILLER'S PAST.
Taught School and Sent Money to His
Poor Father.

Judge Torrey, who has been engaged
to defend Cyrus Miller, alias Gray, re-
ceived a letter this morning from the
latter's father. W. H. Miller, who re-
sides at Burlington Junction, Mo.
The latter writes that while his son
lived with him there was no better or
brighter boy than he. Eight years
ago, Cyrus went to Nebraska and
taught school for several winters, and
tue reports which his father received
of him were the most favorable. Cyrus
wrote regularly TO his father and sent
him mouey two or three times. After
wards, Mr.. Miller noticed change in
his sons letters, which came irregu-
larly and were rambling. This fact
and his sons peculiar actions have led
him to believe that Cyrus has become
mentally deranged to some extent.
Mr.. Miller refers to his son as
"Briggs,' which is probably his mid
die name, and expresses much anxiety
for HIM. Mr.. Miller is poor man,
but says that he expects to SCI ure a
pension soon, when he will try in some
measure to compensate his sons at
tOrney.
Judge Torrey will probably not base
his defense On insanity, but will make
a plea for leniency and reformatory
sentence.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
COURT DAY.

This was court day" in the munich
pal court, and the following civil cases
were disposed Of:
Jensen & Perrin VS.. o. F. Carlson,
passed for settlement.
J. R. Hughes VS.. tOle Rykhouse,
passed for settlement.
& J. P. Krost & Sons Us. Frank Siebert,
order for Judgment, $780,,
Eisenger, Kraus Co., VS.. Faddoul
Kouri, passed for settlement.
Lime King VS.. H. Hoffman, offer of
Judgment for $50 and costs and on re-
fusal postponement until next term day
to answer.
Ernest johnson VS.. John Johnson, D..
p. Hayes, disclosure of garnishee had.
j. E. Neff VS.. VIM. Roberts, settle
ment agreed upon.
D. McGrath VS.. Nancy Nicols, settle
ment agreed upon.
Mic Welter VS.. Geo. Hoffman, Bert
Sontag garnisher, passed for settlement.
Pill->ense.-It stands to reason that DR..
Agnew Liver Pills will crowd out of the
market many of the nauseuus old timers. A
better medicine at less than half the ice is all
the argument need u 10 keep the demand what
it has been phenomenal-4 O doses 10 cents.
They cure sick Headache, Biliousness, and allay
all stomach irritations Sold by N. Weed and
+. Follman.-2o.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
RELATIVES WANT SATISFACTION.

Mr.. HARLOW, of Lyra, brother-in-
law of the late VIM. Upper. called
upon County Attorney Hughes today
to see what can be done for Mr.. Tup-
per and her three children, from to
years old, who are destitute. The
relatives of the deceased believe that
young Fullerwas crimindlly careless in
the handling of his gun, and believe
that he should pay damages to the
widow or else oe punished. Unless
the widow is helped in this way, she
may become a county charge. Full
ler's family is said to have means.
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of a denial of the sacrament. and
what that church does in this line is
pretty sure to be right. A few years
ago the chief of police of New York
were instructed to look into the causes
leading to there being $4,000 fallen
women in that city. He reported that
he was led to believe by his investiga-
tion that nine enths of the girls and
women who led lives of shame in New
York, and who had moral and Chris
tian parents, had come to their pres
ent lives of shame through the modern
round dance. In many cities in the
eastern states ordinances have been
adopted forbiddlng public dances, be-
cause they are looked upon as hotbeds
of evil.
Mr.. Munhalis third proposition was
that a person should avoid that which
will impair his Influence for good. He
said that we are our brothers keeper.
"If eating meat make my brother to
L
world stands, lest l make my brother
to Offend" If it is right for church
member to dance, it is right for the
preacher to do so. There ought not
to be different standards Of life for
the minister and for the congregation.
A wife who INDUCES in the pastime
mentioned has no influence oyer her
husband to bring him to Christ, il he
is unsaved. IF any man would fol-
low Me, let him come first and pick
up the cross and come after Me-" He
must follow Christ in service and in
sorrow. Some say they cannot have a
good time if they do this. How can
they have a good time when they are
treading the broad road to destruc.
tion and walking arm in arm with the
enemies of God?
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Two young boys, Lu Kiety and
VIM. Kehoe, were handed over to the
police this afternoon and given a cell
at the city hall for catching d ride on
a freight train in the Omaha yards.
Root. Bradley saw them and took
them TO the city hall. There is d
law against boys Catching on to NOV
ing trains. and the better 1t Is en-.
forced the fewer accidents there will
be.
-Diphtheria is reported as being
quite prevalent as Minnesota Lake,
where there are six cases. 1t is re-
ported that the two children Of VIM.
Mead, formerly OF this city, are down
with the disease.
Attorney w. A. Funk has pur-
chased of Adolph Z;ugner the laLter's
lUO acre farm in Decoria for $500.
Mr.. u .ugner purchased Of Mr. Funk
lot seven, block eleven, Waite &
Rolofson's addition, for 5000.
Anthony Vincent Was arrested
last evening on warrant sworn out
by Samuel Ross, chIrglng him with
stealing vesO and SIS watch and
chain July 9th last, Vincent, who
has lived in MankaJo and ST. Peter
for the last twenty-eight years, aud
who has never befure been accused of
theft, pleaded not guilty, and his
trial was set for Nov. 18Th. He was
unable to supply the needed 800
bond, and was committed to Jail.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
THEIR DUTY is PLAIN.

The Republicans of Ohio mad3 a
gallant and winning fight against the
common enemy in the recent election.
They held the state in line for the
party represented by President Nc.
Kinley after one of the most warmly
contested campaigns waged in that
state for many years. The state tick
ct was elected by greater than an av-
erage majority, while the legislature
is Republican on joint ballot by safe
majority. The same convention that
nominated Governor Bushnell pro-
nOunced in favor of Mark Hanna for
U. S. Senator. The latGer's nomiua-
tion was as much an evidence of the
wishes of the Republican representa-
tives in convention asse mbled, and as
clearly represented the wishes of the
Republican voters of the state as did
the nomination of the former. The
issues were as clearly drawn on the
legislative tickets in the various
counties of the state for and
against Mr.. Hanna as Senator as they
were for and against Mr.. Bushnell as
Governor. Every vote Cast for Re-
publican candidate for the legislature
was as clearly intended by the voter
to mean Mr.. Hanna for Senator as was
every vote cast for MI. Bushnell to
mean that gentleman for Governor.
No one can truthfully deny these
facts.
If there is any truth in the report
ed Efforts at combine among few
Republicans with the Democratic
members of the legislature to defeat
Mr. Hanna for Senator it is exceed
ingly regretable. II such a scheme
shall finally materialize and succeed,
it ought to, as it will, consign every
Republican implicated to political
oblivion and make such members the
object Of scorn and contempt by every
honest man in the state-whatever
his political predictions may be.
The voice of the people of Ohio has
been proclaimed for Mark Hanna for
United States Senator for the short
and the long term, and for any Re.
publican who has been entrusted with
the technical power of recording that
choice as required by the Constitu-
tion to violate the trust would be
nothing less than the rankest kind Of
disloyalty and the most inexecrable
type of perjury. There is no defense
fol- such despicable bartering no
place in respectable society for man
who will stoop to the performance OF
such an act.
The Republicans of Ohio have the
one great opportunity to so cement
and unity the party by carrying out
the behest of the people of the state
as to make Democratic ascendency in
that commonwealth exceedingly re.
mote for years to come. Their duty
is plain-too pain to be mistaken.
Ohio is not alone in demanding the
election of Mr. Hanna in accordance
with the expressed wishes of the Re.
publican party of that state. The
whole country demands it, Not SO
much because his name happens to be
Hanna. out more particularly because
it is the only honorable conclusion of
the campaign; and, it will serve as a
stimulOus to other states to deal hon.
orably by those whom the people want
to serve them, but whom the politi
clans may want to kill.
This is good year for the Ohio Re.
publicans to do what the Democrats
don't want done. :.
| "A n Mnrr vi.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12

The United States supreme court
has decided against Durrant, the San
Francisco murderer, and that worthy
man will now have to hang. His case
has been bitterly fought, but he has
lost at every point, and the demands
of justice are now likely to be ap-
neaSed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12

The Daily and Sunday
Editions of the Inter
Ocean are the best of
their kind. :.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Deeds were filed today as follows:
S f. Barney, executor of the II. X.
Lee estate, TO Laird, Norton & Co.,
part Of lot three and lots four and
five, block eight, city, for S., $40.
Alonzo r. Hall to EdwaIdAustin, lot
one, block seven, Branson's addition,
800.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12

Anil Wussow and Mary Sehu.
mann, of North Mankato, were
married Sunday in the presence of
small company Uf friends and
relatives.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-11-12
ARE I. ALL [, |, :. ]. BAD )! .'..!)
~ 8 IS. y ec' ~ "'TsaI
DANCING, THEATRE GOINGAND
CARD PLAYING DENOUNCED.

Evangelist Munhall Makes Some Sweep
ing Observation-Disclosures OF the
PLAYS Indecent and Nine-Tenths OF the
Actors Immoral-==PrOgressive Card
Games are Gambling===The Modern
Round Dance Leads to Ruin.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-10
WisCOnsin-nyheter.

Eft garfveri, som kommer att kosta
S1OOO0O Or man beredd pa att uppbyg-
ga Marinette.
Till postmastare Trade Lake, har
Erik H. johnson af flrman johnson &
Schyttner blifvit valid.
En- explosion intraffade den dennes
i Illinois Steel Cos verkstader Mil
waukee hvarigenom fem man skada-
des, deraf iva So hardt, att de fingo
plikta med lifvet.
Nedbrandt bryggeri. Rhinelander
Brewing Cos bryggeri Rhinelander
nedbrann forliden lordags eftermiddag.
Forlusten uppgar till 5000 och assu-
ransen till $1,000.
En- ny jernvag skall byggas emellan
Milwaukee och West Superior. Obli-
gationer till ett belopp af $4,000, 900 ha
redan blifvit utfardade, och arbetet
tros komma att taga sin borjan redan i
host.
Fran West Superior. Staden hotas
med en- skatt, som uppgar till icke
mindre an procent af egendomsvar-
det. Borgmastaren forordar, att ut
gifterna for brandkaren, skolyasendet,
polisdepartementet SAINT for vatten
och lyse matte reduceras. Vidare re
kommenderar han, att utdebiteringen
for countiet reduceras fran 100000
till 800, 600, och att man utgifyer obli-
gationer for hvad som aterstar. Skepps-
byggeriet h&ller pa att taga ny fart.
Omkring 100000 komma att anvandas
{ den narmaste framtiden for hvarje-
banda f6rbattringar vid dockornaP
- Olaf johnson, en- skogsarbetare fran
Poplar, begick den dennes sjelfmord
pa Travellers Home harstades genom
att afskara pulsadrorna q bada hand
lederna. Han hade under fera dagar
fort EFT rumlarelf pa stadens krogar.
Homer T. Fowler, (. d. president for
Northwestern Nationalbanken har blif-
Wit d6md att betala reverser till ett be-
Elopp af S23 600. hvilka han undertook
nat, mar han var president. Fattig-
warden kostade staden Superior under
det nyss afslutade rakenskaps&ret
s41, ,267 20T9 personer fingo helt, ooh
50s6 tillfalligt understood.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-10
Dakotd-nyheter.

Valet S0dra Dakota. Republika-
nerna valde 5 af de 8 domarne, demo
kratern l och populisterna vid valet
forliden vecka. r.
Difteri har kraft manga offer Eu-
rika, S. D., under de senare veckorna.
En- familj miste Ell mindre an barn
under iva veckors It'd.
D0dad af taget. Edward Ellison, en-
bromsare, som holl pa med att invexla
nagra jervagsvagnar Dilworth N. d.,
blef den dennes 0fverkord och ogon-
blickligen dodad af taget.
Ponca indianerna S. d. ha nyligen
erhallit $11 400 af regeringen sasom er-
sattning for en- del af det forsalda Ian
det Sioux reservationen. Hvarje fa-
miljemedlem erhaller harigenom fran
S16O till S240.
Under ett anfaII af vansinne 6fver-
foil Owen Smith, bosatt narheten af
Chamberlain, N. D., sin hustru med
hugg och Stag SAINT satte derefter eld
pa deras vacka boningshus Han kom.
mer att sandals till asylen j Yankton.
St6rdt nykterhetsm6te. Da ofyer-
ste Holt en- qvall fora veckan holl
ett MISUNDERSTANDING j Forman, N.
D., s0nderslogos fonstren och en- skur
af ruttna agg borjade hagla omkring Ia
Iaren, men han sokte, sd godt sig CORA
lat, att halla sig utom skotthaIl och
fortsatte foredraget.
Stangad af EN- THUR blef den andre
dennes J. o. Peterson, en- farmare, som
bodde nagra mil fran Grand Forks, N.
d. Peterson, som var till hast, skulle
utdrifva n8gra n6tkreatur ur en- betes-
hage. Tjuren anfol hasten och man
nen foil af, och imam han hunnit resa
sig hade tjuren genomborrat honom
hvarvid den ena lnngan blef lila sarad
Manner var sanslos, mar han patraffa
dos, ooh tjuren stod ofver hononl. En-
granne maste affyra fera skott mot
besten imam han kunde formas att
fytta sig.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-11-10

BIir svensk godsegare. Kapten Tage
Sylvan har, enligt en- Goteborgstidning
4 dagarne salt slit landeri Stora Har-
Iunda nara Goteborg, utgorande en-
areal pa omkring 100 tunnland, till
svensk-amerikanske mangmillionaren
A. G. johnson Chicago. Priset har ej
bekantgjorts.
vid korpralens graf. En- prydlig
grafvard af grant ar rest q Hvarfs kyr-
kogard Ostergotland ofyer /. d. korp-
ralen yid Andra acknowledgement.
tet Anders Johan Sward. Warden ar
rest af hans bada soner presidenten !
Augustanasynod DIR. P. y. Swara SAINT
forestandaren for Malmquistska barn.
uppfostringsanstalten Stockholm, pa
stor Gustaf Sward.