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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-22
Hosiery, Underwear, Umbrellas

LADIES HOSE, Hermsdorf, Black,
Tans, Pin Stripes, FULL regular
made; we sold at 25c. Wind-up saleI7I/c
price ............ .......................iH/ u
LADIES' HOSE, Silk-plaited, opera
s saie price we a sold at sl29 Wind-up 4Sc
LADIES HOSE, Pure Silk extra
quality, spliced ankles; we sold at
S sSs sss s s4 sns 81 a Windup sale 7Oc
LADIES VESTS, high neck half
W 77fGSfs, al5 s sTfsS we sold at 25oHc
MISSES VESTS, low neck, sleeve
less, silk-taped; we sold at zoe. n
Wind-up sale price MISREPRESENTATION. ~
LADIES UMBRELLAS, 26-inch
Paragon Frame, steel rod English
Gloria Serge; we sold at 81. Wind EOo
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HANCOCK COUNTY FAIR,

Low-rate excursion tickets will be sold
from Indianapolis and intermediate points
via PENNSYLVANIA lines to Greenfield &C
count Hancock county fair. Return cou-
pons valid Saturday, Aug. 2S inclusive.
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Merchants Excursion to New York.

On Aug. q, 2s %, 80 and 81 the Pennsyl-
vania lines will have a cheap excursion to
New York for merchants. For particulars
apply to nearest Pennsylvania line ticket
triot Passenger Agent, indianapolis, Ind
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BIG FOUR ROUTE.
HALF-FARE SIDE TRIPS

who have deposited their tickets with G. NJ.
Farnham, joint agent, this company will
sell tickets to all points within two hundred
and fifty miles of Indianapolis at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets good going Aug.
% and "a and good returning until Sept IL.
H. NJ. BRONSON. A. G. z. A.
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A $1.S5 grade. will sell for.

THESE VIII probably be the most pre-
vailing styles for the fall season, but
the line includes several other weaves,
all coming under the same guarantee
and all at special Introductory prices
for the week.
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New Black Silks

That are marked $165, $135
and $1.10 and every yard
guaranteed To wear will be
sold this week at $l.38, $1.18 OOc
anu ........ -
An extra width and weight
Black Gros Grain Silk which
we will sell in the future at
1925 a yard is offered for q Q0
this week at .....................%A WIZ
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Adjutant General Smock, of the Indiana
Department, G. A. r., will leave for Buff
falo this morning, and tomorrow evening
a number of the members will leave by
special train from this city. while another
special from Elkhart will carry those from
the northern part of the State.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
johnson County Fair Excursions.
AuG, RI to Sent. 4.

Low rate excursion tickets will be solo
TO Franklin from indianapolis for johnson
county fair; return coupons valid Sept. 6
inclusive.
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IncorDoratiOns.

The following concerns filed articles of
incorporation with the secretary of state
Yesterday: Auburn Foundry and Machine
Company, Auburn capital 5000; the Glover
Leaf Building and Loan Association
Frankfort capital $4,000
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Novelty BengaIine VelOurS

, These are of all fall novelties destined
to reach greatest popularity. A prettier
weave was never perfected and the op-
portunity for color harmony is we'll util-
lzed in this seasons prodr ctions. Over
one hundred different colors and designs
are now in stock. All are imported
goods and prices rise by easy stages
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$5-Mackinac and Return-$5
Via c., III. 81 ID. and ID. and steamer,
Thursday. August 26.

Only IS round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn for ten days. SeVen-dollar rate via
c., H. & D. and Michigan Central. All-rail
route Tickets and information at Union
Station and No. 2 West Washington street,
corner Meridian.
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KNOWS Fan stxIe HINTS,

The Dalton Hat Co. Dates House) have
received Knox's fall-style silk and derby
mats; also, Gordon & Co.'S celebrated Eng
lish hats. DALTON HAT CO..
Hnusn
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81. OO-CINCINNATI AND RETURN-$1. 90
Via c., Ill. IL ID. Ry,
Sunday, Aug. 20.

Special fast train from Union Station, Ills
a. m. Returning leaves Cincinnati 7:15 p. m.
Ticket offices. Union Station and West
Washington street. corner Mer1dlan.
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Merchants, Excursion to PhiladeIphia

On Aug. 27, %, 20, 30 and 81 the Pennsyl-
vania lines will have a cheap excursion to
philadelphia for merchants. For particu-
lars apply to nearest Pennsylvania line
District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
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c., HI. 81 ID. R'y.
$9.35-BUFFALO AND RETURN-$9. IS.
Account G.. A. II. Encn nment.

Tickets on sale Aug. 81, % and %; good
to return until Sept. 80, Choice of rail or
water route. Tickets and information at
Union Station or 2 West Washington street,
corner Meridian
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Skirts. Shirt Waists, Refers

SKIRTS. made of pure Mohair,
very brilliant" lined with Per-
caline interlined with Grass
Cloth. faced with wide Velveteen.
strictly tailor-made. Sc value; 81
wind-up sale price,. w.
SILK SKIRTS heavy eros Grain
Satin Brocade Silk, full yards
wide. perfectly lined and made, 81
a good $3.50 Skirt Monday, .....:. ~A'
SHIRT WAISTS-Your choice of
any Washable Summer Shirt
Waists in our stock we sold up az
to $3.50: wind-up sale price. ......... u
REFERS, made of Plain and
Fancy Wool materials, for ages
from 2 to u years the proper thing
for early fall dts cheaper than
cough medicine), at $1.4S, 1928 csc &c
CLOTH CAPES, adapted for early
fall the kind we sold all season Ct
for So; wind-up sale price. W.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, 29 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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Tickets and information at Union Sta
ton and No. West Washington street
corner Meridian.
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SYRIAN RUGS

A new reversible Rug equal in appear
ance and durability to a Smyrna Rug, a
one-half the price.
6x9 feet. .......... 1900. S7.75 each
7l2x1O12 feet...... ....... ll.0O each
9x12 feet.......... ........ 1850 each
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go. 3O-CINCINNATI AND RETURN-S3.3O
Via c., III. & ID. Ry., AGg. FL, 22 and 23.
Six Daily Trains.
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Do yJu like a dry champagne? Try
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Its flavor is
unrivaled and it Is perfectly pure.
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BIG FOUR.
0fffciaI Route

Department Indiana &. A. r.. and w.
*. c., National w. IL. &. and
Thomas Post, Indianapolis,
Thirty-First Annual Encampment,
Buffalo, n. ",
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20 to 50 per cent. off on all Tan Shoes
G. Friedgen, 10 North Pennsylvania street
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soc, z5c and 81 a yard.

New Drap de Almas and peb-
BILE weave French Worsteds o.
~ inches wide, are, yard....... SOS
Handsome Bengalines in all c. nO
shades here for you at........ ~AsOO
Wider widths in Camel-hair
Velours, Maltese and Sail &1 ~
cloths are 81, $l.35 and. ........ pAsOO
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$6.OO--ROUND TRIP-$6.OO.
Y. Il. c. U. Excursion to
MAMMOTH CAVE AND NASHVILLE.

Train leaves Union Station via Pennsyl-
vanla lines. $40 a. m, Monday, Aug. 23d
Tickets good returning to and including
Aug. 2S. A rare chance for delegates and
their friends. Particulars and tickets at
Pennsylvania Lines City Ticket Office, cor
ner Washington and Illinois streets.
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Feed your morse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-22
New JameStOWnS

These are the genuine Hall Co.
Original Jamestowns" quality you
find nowhere else in Indianapolis.
Dotted, checked and notified
Novelties half-wool, and "a 0Oc
inches wide, are, a yard. ..........O%
Fancy Mixtures small Brooch
es, Granite and Stacking
Weaves Illuminated and
plaids, all SO inches wide, a QOc
y2TQ ....... ........ss.......
Jardinere brooches, Persian
mixtures, MattlesSe and
Bourette weaves, in 36-inch NEc
width, are, a yard.........-....... Ts'S
IT. all-wool, 40 to 4S-inch
widths, from the same man
ufactory, we are showing
styles that rival imported
goods in texture and designs; q D.
prices range from SOC to........%
Our method of showing dress goods by
, sample book makes it easy for you and
for us, so come; you are welcome to
see or to buy.
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POrtieres, Half Price

20 odd pairs French Tapestry Por-
there's, so inches wide, 9A yards
long, with heavy lattice fringe,
$3.50 and IS was the regular price; 60 00
wind-up sale price, a pair. "~'|o
SILKINE COMFORTS filed with
pure White Cotton, size 72x7S inch o.
es, $1.75 value; wind-up sale price. .SOO
PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE
Wind-up sale price:
1-8 of the seasons prices
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0OC to S1.75 a yard
Plain Color Weaves

Dame Fashion says many of them will
be used this coming season. All that
you could ask for in variety is here.
Broadcloths from 75c to So a yard, Hen
$125 and S1S5 the yard while in Imperial
French Serges we show three assort-
ments that could not now be imported
for less than the price we ask you.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Excursion to Madison.
$1.25-ROUND TRIP-$1.25.

Special train leaves 700 a. M. An excel
lent opportunity for a delightful steamboat
ride on the Ohio river. Special returning
leaves Madison 600 p. m, after arrival OF
boat. Tickets and details of ticket agent
As West Washington street
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Wall Paper

McGnliard Agency CO. Fire insurance.
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Fall style hats at seaton's hat store.
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Brass and Iron Bedsteads.-wm L. Elder.
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SUMMERS ENDING
In the Suit Dept
WRAPPERS

(SECUND FLOOR.)
Notice the prices drop with the tenn
perature. These for Monday
WRAPPERS
The pick of the stock, any
Lawn or Print Wrapper, light
or S6,d dark shade-until they are $500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-22

w l. Cunningham. 80 Virginia avenue, has
large, we'll selected stock for your inspection.
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Musical instruments repaired. Carlin & Lennox
new No East Market street.
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Lining---Linens

LllllilX LlIlcilS
NEARSILK, for lining transparent
"a ssi. i Pft tie regular price WiSa 1Oc
LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS-We sold
at So, H75 and 81. Wind-up sale 10
price, $2.19, $l.3S and. 80
ART LINEN, yard wide, Coo quality. QQo
Wind-up sale price ....................OO C
NAPKINS, Bleached, q size, slight
ly soiled $3.50 quality. Wind-up 60 40
sale price, a dozen ....................~@' TO
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Millinery
Muslin Underwear

DRAWERS, made of splendid Mus
lin, Umbrella style. with Cambria
ruffle, trimmed with 212-inch-wide
Lace; regular price 45c. Wlnd-up :
Sdie price
CHEMISES, made of excellent Mus
lin. trimmed with Cambria. ruffie
front, neck and sleeves; S9c the reg
ular price. Wind-up sale price.
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LaC0S, EmbrOiderieS, Gloves, Ell

REAL POINT DE GENE LACE, 6
inches wide, beautiful designs; we Ok
sold at S5c. Wind-up sale price. ..... zoe
CAM BRIO EMBROIDE cry
FLOUNCINGS, to 715 inches
wide, 80 different designs; value 15c ~
to 19c. Wind-up sale price............. AOC
LADIES SILK GLOVES, patent
finger tipped, 4-button, embroidered
p pnSeS ives; we sold at 75o windup sale SOC
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES, As
inches wide; Embroidered Chit
fons, p inches wide; value up to ~
$1.75. Wind-up sale price. ~
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EIFt IHNuEAhCCs
w. w. Dark. 1s1z North Meridian street
The herald., 1897-06-30
GREETING TO OUR HERO
BRYAN TO BE WELCOMED WITH
A NEW MARCH
Participants in the Musical Program.
Author Of "The Battle Of the
Standards" to Be Here

The musical program which has been
arranged for the Bryan banquet could
not possibly be excelled. Chairman E.
L. Doheney, DR.. Dodge and Prof. Dion
Romandy have given their time and at
tention for some time past to it's prepara-
tion. Prof. Romandy has composed
specially for the occasion the initial
number Of the program. which is entitled
Greeting to Our Hero"
Prof. A. ]. Stamm and Prof. Romandy
are the musical directors and the follow
ing artists are on the program: Mrs.
Celia Fisher, Miss Eva Ellsworth, Mas
ter Louis Angelotty, Robert Dunbar,
Mrs. T. Masac, Miss Caro- higgins, Miss
Lulu Barker, Miss Julia Hildebrand.
Among the distinguished guests from
the east who will be in,attendance on the
banquet Is James H. Teller Of Chicago.
Mr.. Teller is a brother of Senator Henry
M. Teller Of Colorado, and is the au-
thor of that we'll known work, '.The
Battle of the Standards"
The detailed program for Mr.. Bryan's
Southern California trip Will be given
out Friday. By that time everything
will have been arranged, even to the
last detail. The members of the re-
cept1on committee who have not re-
ceived their badges VIII please call at
headquarters, on Second street. and oh
tain them Of the secretary, Mr.. Cooper.
Every member Of the committee should
have his badge. ssa
A few more ushers are desired. Those
who feel inclined to dona te their services
to assist in seating the people at the
tribunes on Monday afternoon will please
call at headquarters and meet the exec
utive committee tomorrow evening.
Every usher will be given an excellent
reserved seat, so that he can hear Mr..
Bryan with ease.
There are now about twenty seats left
for the banquet. The caterer will serve
for 4S0 people. There will be large
number Of ladies present at the banquet
and this will be a. very pleasant feature
The executive committee meets now
three times a day to attend to the busi-
ness that is constantly arising for its
considera tion.
Anyone desiring to obtain reserved
seats for the tribunes will find few left
at the club headquarters. on Second
street. An early call by those who de-
sire them will insure better seats than
can be obtained by delaying until the
last minute. Over 5000 were taken yes
terday.
The herald., 1897-06-30
EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and Personal Mention From
Over the River

OVSA SAAO ASAvVA
The Epworth league lawn social which
was given at the residence of Rev. and
Mrs. E. A. Healy last evening was large
ly attended and a most enjoyable time
participated in by those present. Re-
freshments consisting Of cake and ice
cream were served.
Miss Mabel E. Frary and Henry N.
Beecher were married at Pasadena Mon
day evening. Miss Frary has resided on
the East Side for years, and her many
friends will be pleased to learn that Mr..
and Mrs. Beecher will still make Los
Angeles their home.
The Oak Leaf club was we'll enter
tained Monday evening at the residence
Of Miss Alice Rileys, 1872 South Water
street. The affair was the last one to be
held during the summer months.
Mrs. George Adams of Lacy street
gave her Sunday school class of boys a
pleasant outing yesterday by way Of a
ride on the electric cars to Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Berry of the West
Side were calling on East Side friends
yesterday.
home of Mrs. H. H. Brett, 1877 North
Workman. this evening by the ladies of
the Episcopal church. Mrs farley will
be present and make an exhibit Of wax
work A short musical program will
also be given.
Los Angeles council 1913, Order Of
Chosen Friends, gave one of their en-
joyable socials and dancing parties last
evening at their hall on Downey avenue.
There will be no more gatherings Of the
council during the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Of Griffin avenue
are at home again after pleasant out
ing at Long Beach.
The marriage of Miss Margaret F.
Todd and Frank Atkinson will take
place at the Christian church this after
noon at p. M, at which there will be a
large number Of invited friends,
The herald., 1897-06-30
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF

Orr C Hines, undertakers, removed to
6H South Broadway. Tel. Main s..
Call TEL Main 243 for ambulance, Kreg-
elo & Bresee. Sixth and Broadway
Robert Sharp & Co., funeral directors
independently. 536 South Spring street.
Telephone 1929
For fishing tackle and ammunition go
to the Southern California Arms COM
pany. 113 West First street.
Watches cleaned, rs cents: main
springs. 80 cents; crystals, 10 cents.
Patton. 214 South Broadway.
Today we show Good Values in men s
white shirts with colored bosoms at so
cents, former prices s1.00 to $3.50. Coul-
ter Dry Goods Company.
Adams Bros. dentists, 2931s South
Spring street. Painless filling and ex-
tracing. Best sets of teeth from IS to
SO. Hours. to s; Sundays. 10 to 12.
The Colonial tea given this afternoon
and evening by the ladies of the Unity
church at Mrs. Randalls, corner Ninth
and Alvarado, will be an innovation in
church entertainments. No charge ex-
cept admission, 25 cents.
H. c. Lichtenberger'e art emporium,
located at 202 South Spring street, in the
Wilcox building,.is the best place to pur-
chase frames, pictures and art materials
Remember this store when you desire
anything new and artistic.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson
block. first floor. rooms 1873, 1874, 1876.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases of women and
children. Electricity scientifically used
Consultation hours. l to S. TEL 1927.
The herald., 1897-06-30
The Republican Party Has
It--Nit
RIPPED UP THE BACK
RENTS AS WIDE AS A BIG
CHURCH DOOR
The Yellow-Haired Goddess and All
Her Progeny Of Muses. Slain
by Discord

The Republican party in Southern
California must be either very hard up
for cash or have no faith In their ability
to carry California next year, and In
consequence have given up the fight.
A so-called house to house canvass has
been made by very prominent politi-
clan to raise money to defray the ex-
penses of the delegation to the Republi-
can clubs convention at Detroit, and al
that convention to induce the clubs to
gather together at Los Angeles next
year, but Notwithstanding the fact that
only $500 was necessary to smooth the
way of the appointed delegates not one
cent could be. raised Every individual
who expects to be candidate to the
next county convention, every congress
sional aspirant, has been seen, and yet
the stuff is not in sight.
That eloquent importation, Frank e.
Davis, who was supposed to hypnotic
the crowd at Detroit, would go If the in
cidental expenses of a trip like this were
provided, and as the cash did not ma
terialize, he does not wish to go.
The delegate who could go and would
do the most for Los Angeles, Col. A.
De Leur, refuses to move until his neces-
sary expenses are provided, and there
you are-the Republicans have given up
the fight
The split in. Republican ranks caused
by the organization Of the Republican
Club of Southern California, presided
over by the Pomona newspaper man,
HnckaII Uhn G nrAv 70
with Colonel Otis, has created a. gulf
which no talk will fill, and Senator Bull
las aspirations to be United States SEN
ator have gone up like balloon, as the
present senator, George c. Perkins, is
keeping a senatorial card up his sleeve,
and its name is Sam Shortridge.
1t is a beautiful mix-up, indeed. From
the Times Eagle perch it looks as If
the collectors job will go to Santa Mon
lea, and every applicant endorsed by the
powers on the granite corner has been
held up.
Jim McLachlan is slated for paying
position that was promised to some one
else, and every politician in Los-Angeles
knows that Osborne will be marshal, and
when that happens, goodbye to Repub-
lican harmony, as the tomahawk will be
dug up and the sky become red.
Webb of the school board, who Is get
ting $500 to pay his expenses, Is dele
gate to Detroit, and it is passing strange
that the city schools should pay for the
furtherance Of Republican rule. This
is very Web-footed, at least. Kenny
and Brown, two young aspirants for po-
litical fame, are left out in the cold, and
to leave Col. de Leur and his eloquence
here and not inflict it upon the Detroit
convention is cruel to say the least.
The Times Eagle has screamed in no
tone that it does not want any
Kanaka sea gulls or birds Of that feather
perching on the staff which supports the
Stars and Stripes.
The herald., 1897-06-30
Music Notes

The commencement concert and grad
uating exercises Of the Los Angeles con-
servatory Of music were held last even
ing in the Blanchard-Fi Fitzgerald hall.
Rev. j. G. Fletcher offered the invoca-
tion. Miss Mabel Earle Kelsey read the
valedictory and at the conclusion of the
program medals and diplomas were pre-
sented by Mrs. Valentine. The concert
was made up of piano and violin solos,
songs alone and violin obligato; a duet
and a quartet for piano. Schubert,
Liszt, Chopin. Beethoven, Schumann
and Tschaikowsky were among the COM
posers epresented, and following were
the axecutants: Misses Cecil Jones, Sa-
rah Gardner. Jennie d. Stevens, Alice
Stribling, Esther Annie DENLY, Enid
Hewlett, Myrtle Martin, Mabel Earle
Kelsey, Mrs. A. M. Rawson and Earl B.
Valentine. s..
The herald., 1897-06-30
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
hronicIsd on Pages ;. 5. 8. 8 and 10.

SuSonlcieo On RACES D. B. o. eno 10.
Forecast: Fair; westerly winds.
Vernon liquor dealers fined in the
wrong court.
The Agnew-Purcell match at the
Athletic club results in draw.
Arthur w. Fishers dismal account
Of the tariff and trade in the east.
The Fourth Of July committee en-
cages non-union music for the cele-
bration.
Police commissioners call upon all
good citizens to aid in suppressing the
lottery evil.
Tough youths rearrested on being
released from serving sentences in the
county jail.
The boulevard meeting yesterday
results in nothing but an abundance
Of discussion.
The old question as to the right Of
percolating and underground waters
again decided in court.
Valdez many confessions as to the
murder Of Lorden shown to have been
extracted under duress.
Chinaman arrested for completely
In the Monday night shooting ARRAY.
Plans for the entertainment Of the
visiting Christian Endeavorers.
The herald., 1897-06-30
Stell was called in, and attended the
little fellows hurts.
Sunday School Picnic

The Emmanuel church picnic came off
yesterday-the memorable day for many
a perseyering Sunday School scholar,
and an enjoyable one for their sisters,
cousins and aunts. They started at 9
o'clock from the Terminal depot four
hundred strong, and the first stop was
the South Pasadena ostrich farm, where
they crowded every avenue outside of
the corrals where the creatures are kept,
enjoying the novel sights. The day
was passed at Eagle Canyon, where a
variety of amusements were provided
for the children. Return to the city was
made late In the afternoon.