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New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
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III WANG WAS OUT OF WORK. AND HIS COUNTRY
MEN COULD NOT HELP HIM

VII Wang a Chnaman. ffty-one years old. was
committed to the Alrhshouse yesterday by Justice
(,oetting in the Lee Avenue Police Court III Wang
tcld the Court that he had been without home
for three months lie had appealed TO his fellow
countrvmen. but they were too poor TO help him.
Wang oajd he had been 10 this country for twenty
seven years. He last employed in laundry
several months ago. but ne lost his place and had
been unable 10 find other employment. lie speaks
English auent!y, and when committed 10 the Aims
house appeared delighted.
Justice Gce.:ing said after the commitment that
the case was the first that he had ever heard OF
where Ch!naman committed TO the Aims
house HI Wang slept In cell In the Cymer
Street Police Station on nonday night. where he
had applied for shelteg.A
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24

Near Crystal Palace. London Heath!est situation IN
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from w per
day Special trains for large parties Convenient uan
sery
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
COLLEGES IN THE FAYERwEArHER SUIT

Justice Beekman In the Supreme Court has de-
MED application made on behalf OF Mrs j. B.
Reynolds TO allow her TO discontinue an action
that she has brought against Evarts. Choate &
Beaman TO compel them TO produce the fourth
codicil OF the will of Daniel b Fayerweather
which. II Is alleged, destroyed. The applica-
ton made in order that a new suit can be
begun In which the colleges which were bene-
nciaries under the will be made parties de-
fendant. The motion denied on consent and
supplemental complaint will be filed.
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE IMPORTATION OF CHINESE MINORS.
Judge Lacomba. of the United States Circuit
Court, has dismissed the writ of habeas corpus
sued out in behalf OF ii Foon who was held by
Commissioner Shields for deportation to China.
The decision in effec. supports Assistant United
States st.ct-Attorney kohler's contention that
no boy infant Chnaman can be admitted into
this country whether to join his parents not.
without authorization papers from the Chinese
Government
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
SELLERS OF SPURIOUS BITTERs FINED

SELLERS OF SPURIOUS BITTERS FINED.
Henry Holla 7der. Of No 3SS Pearl-st.. was fined
Saturday morning by Magistrate Cornell In the
Centre Street Police Court for refilling Angostura
Bitters bottles and selling the goods to the trade
as the genuine artcie Mr.. Hollander testified
that he was liquor-dealer and bought the spu-
rious goods at s. n The wholesale price OF
the genuine article Is In the neighborhood OF S5
The goods said to be put up and shipped
to this city by Chicago firm. The imitation
cases are inclosed in outside which bear no
marks whatever Three cases OF the spurious
goods. which were seized Monday under a
warrant issued by Magistrate Cornell were pro-
duced In court The Chicago concern is said to be
selling limitations OF well-known liquors and cor
dials to a large extent throughout the country
Arthur Furber the attorney for j. w. Wupper-
mann. the Angostura Bitters agent In this coun-
try. says that "A combined effort will be made by
the large importers of foreign wines and cordias
TO prevent the large amount Of counterfeting now
being carried on by unscrupulous dealers
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.

Elite Family Hotel Overlooks sea-wall promenade ana
lawns Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights Lift. Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
Queens Hotel, Fine SS"'nsfn: msfins Siew. Facing
Isle O Wight Lovely old gardens. Tennis. etc. AZ :
joins Roya Yacht Club Frequent Cowes. Ryde
and Southampton "ROyaI Pier HOteH under same
direction
New-York tribune., 1897-02-24
upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

8S Rue Blanche cd Opera, Pension ISL cIss'
fdrIS, Elect baths. suny rooms, excl coos nodera''
The herald., 1897-09-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Of the German Army
Looking for Horses

Secretary Virgins Of the chamber of
commerce has be. IN atten pting to pro-
cure the establishment of fumigatins
station at Morales, M xico, to preven.
the importation Of various larvae on the
fruit trees brought into the United
States A letter from F. H. Chittenden,
the entomologist, announces that DR.
Howard, the government official, Is alb
sent, but on his return correspondence
the quarantine station will BE-
continued.
A representative Of the German gov
ernmsnt visited the chamber Of COM
merce yesterday to obtain information
regarding horses. The German army is
.desirous of using the American range
horses for light cavalry and artillery.
Horse owners are urged to communicate
with Secretary Virgins.
Recent donations to the exhibits in
clude a case of very fine dried Royal
apr.cots from VIM. Hoyle, Ell Toro; dou-
BILE Gala. Mrs. H. A. Wallace; sugar
beets giving % per cent of sugar, A. F.
Maulhardt; assortment of apples, w. E.
Ready, Ventura; red Kaffir corn, John l..
Plummer; flaming Tokay grapes,
Stephen Penfold, Newhope; Seeding
peaches. John H. Stunz, North Pasa-
dena; English walnuts on branch and
corn on the ear, Rosecrans ranch.
The herald., 1897-09-21
DE GRooT
Will Be Tried by Jury Next satur.
day Morning

w. E. DeGroot, the man of small
principle but colossal interest, accom-
panied by his legal adviser, J. Mary Ann
Brooks, appeared at the police court yes
terday. The case against De Groot,
charged with an unprovoked assault
was called in Justice Owens court at 2
o'clock and attracted a number of stu
dents of degeneration. De Groot did
not answer the charge in person, dis
patching his learned counsel to perform
that duty, while he paced the corridor
with ill-concealed nervousness, erydeay-
oring to foree smile through his whis-
'kers.
j. M. A. Brooks, Esq, stated that his
client was anxious to be tried by Jury
and that he was ready to proceed when
ever it pleased the court. Attorney Ap-
pei stated that the prosecution was
ready at any time and the case was set
down for Saturday at $3.50 a. m.
The herald., 1897-09-21
STOLE BARLEY
Two Potato Peddlers Captured With
Their Plunder

IQelr EluuQer
Not satisfied with their receipts as
potato peddlers, Mike Harris and John
Henderson drove out to the Laguna
ranch last night after a load of barley.
They arrived shortly after s o'clock, and
without waiting to see the owner, Gill
bert Kidson, went to work in the dark
and loaded eighteen sacks: Kidson had
been working with some threshers not
far away, and hearing the men as they
started to drive off, hurried to see what
was going on. The load was heavy
one for the single horse, and the culprits
could not get away very fast. Kidson
sounded an alarm and half dozen of the
threshers came running to assist in the
capture of the peddlers. The thieves
left the wagon and broke away in diff
ferent directions. but were overtaken
before they got very far. Kidson and
one of his companions then brought
them to the city Jail on the load of grain,
which was turned over to the police
The party arrived shortly after o'clock
this morning
Wilson and Harris were charged with
petty larceny and locked up.
The herald., 1897-09-21
PERSONAL

VIM. Garland has returned from trim
to New York and Washington.
Miss Bessie Whitcomb Of Glendora is
visiting Mrs. ]. Roth Hamilton.
r. A. Campbell, a prominent physician
of Pomona, was in the city yesterday
Harry A. Howland, manager Of the
Windemere ranch, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Frances Cochrane Of Flowe,
street is entertaining Miss May Norton
Of Riverside.
A. p. Osborne Of the United States
coast survey ship Gedney is registered
at the Nadeau.
John Torrey, jr., will return to Phoe,
nix tomorrow, after months visit with
his family in this city.
Secretary Ray Cottle Of the polics
force is receiving visit from his ole
friend and schoolmate, A. ]. Mullen Of
San Jose.
The herald., 1897-09-21
PURITY CONFERENCE
A Two Days Session Will End This
Evening

A purity conference" held under the
auspices of the Los Angeles County w.
C. T. u. and Mothers Protective council,
began yesterday at Temperance temple.
The audience was composed largely Of
mothers and was q fairly large one.
At the afternoon session Mrs. Hester
T.. Griffith read a very interesting and
Instructive paper on the subject, What
Purity Is." Prof. J. A. Foshay, super
intendent of the city schools, handled
the subject Of "Co-operation Between
Parents and Schools" w. S. Mellick,
editor Of the Pasadena News, read a
paper on 1.-THE Press and Its Relations
to Purity" DR.. Kellogg-Lane spoke
from .he subject of Normal Drill in
Purity Training" An essay on. (which
is most to be desired. goodly Inherit
ance or wholesome environment" writ
ten by Mrs. Jeane Peat, was read by
Mrs. Rebecca Spring.
In the evening the audience listened
to an essay by Mrs. Mary E. Teats on
How to Overcome Inherited Tenden-
cies, or the Science of Life" The paper
onsumed nearly an hour in reading,
and was an exceptionally interesting
one.
The program, as 1t will be carried out
today, beginning at $3.50 a. M, is as fol-
lows:
Morning lesson, "Heredity," DR.. o.
Fitzgerald; "Immorality Among Chill
dren," DR.. Rachel Reid; Normal Drill
in Purity Teaching" Mrs. Mary E.
Teats; "The Proper Education Of Young
People," DR.. Louise Harvey; Sacred
ness of Parenthood," DR.. Kellogg-Laue;
question box, Mrs Mary E. Teats.
Afternoon session, Normal Drill In
Purity Teaching" Social Purity" DR..
Finis Yoakum; divorce, Bishop Mont
gomery; "Shall Vice or Virtue Tri-
umph?" w. c. Patterson; questionbox.
Evening session, o'clock, purity SER
mon, Rev. Alfred S. Clark.
The herald., 1897-09-21
EVENTS OF TODAY
Orpheum-vaudeville.
Burbank-"The World"
Music Halliburton Spy"

Police commissioners meet-1O a. m.
Twentieth Century club meets at
Odd Fellows hall-2 p. m.
Purity conference at Temperance
temple-Sessions at $50 a. m. and
1870 and 8 p m.
Merchants and Manufacturers as
sociation's visit to San Pedro-From
Terminal depot at 1:15 p. m.
The herald., 1897-09-21
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
chronlc,sd ON Pages 5. 8. 8 and 10


Contractor Robb forfeits $500 to
the city.
The Haskins adultery case to be
again aired In court.
How the Jury in the McCamish case
arrived at its verdict.
Henshaw and Graham's connection
with robbing Chinese at Azusa.
r1alloonist Earlston escapes prose-
sution at his girl-wife's instance.
After a lively debate Inspector of
Street Sweeping Mcclellan is dis
charged.
Merchants and Manufacturers as
ISOLATION endorses sweeping the
streets by hand.
The council insists upon an impor-
tant opinion from the city attorney on
the validity Of the water contract.
The herald., 1897-09-21
For Pew Months

will take a young lady pupil in shorthand
and typewriting for $1.5o per week. morn
ings or afternoons. BENEFIT of practical
once work. with chance for position
when competent. Call or address Mrs. L..
care. Of Langworthy & Co., lawyers. No
22e South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-09-21

Maximum temperature, a.
Minimum temperature, 65.
Forecast for Southern California Cloudy
Tuesday; continued warm westerly winds.
The herald., 1897-09-21

y
HE WHOSE NERVES ARE SO POoU
L that he must needs jump-yea jump-at
the least noise When your nerves are jump
ing nerves. when your brain whirls, whom
your nights are bad, when your dreams are
horrible. when you wake up In despair ana
melancholy days. 1t is time to act. You are
suffering from Nervous Debility and. II not
careful, 1t may lead to complete Nervoua
prostration. The very best cure for this
condition Is the great discovery Of the wise
doctors Of Hudson Medical Institute. It 10
manhood, despondency, lack Of ambition
restlessness, unwise dissipation, premature
tty, abuses and corrects the errors Of Efej
Hudyan can be had only from us.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CUREa.
HUDYAN CUREA
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CUREA
HUDYAN CUREa
HUDYAN CUREA
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CUREa
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES.
HUDYAN CURES
HUD9AN An CURES. c6RE
Hudson Medical Institute
Ellis, Stockton and Market Streets
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. !.
The herald., 1897-09-21

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
- 4. Hckstrom. ~ South Spring strest
The herald., 1897-09-21

LATEST ssyse Of waii paper ag A. \ Eck
strom'e, ~ South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-09-21

Time Bar. Th'r. R.H. Wind Vel. W'th'r
5a M. 30O1 SO 6S NV ] clear
6p. m. 5000 n 30 W S Cloudy
The herald., 1897-09-21
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep of observations
taken at Los Angeles Sept. 20. The
barometer Is reduced TO sea level.
The herald., 1897-09-21

should we desire to plead along = line
opposed by the opinion"
The herald., 1897-09-21
Long Suffering and Slow to Wrath

A Frenchman was convicted of killing
his mother-in-law. When asked II he
had anything to say for himself before
taking sentence. he said: Nothing. ex-
tcepting I lived with her twenty-one
years and never did it before"
The herald., 1897-09-21


After the reading of this opinion there
was a painful pause. Now that the
council had got the opinion they did not
know what they wanted done with it..
President Silver relieved the strain by
suggesting that 1t be filed. This was
done and the session soon afterward ad-
journed.
City Attorney Dunn was asked after
the adjournment of the council what the
effect of having forced him to deliver
the opinion would be. He said: IN is
simply that we have shown our hand in
the matter. am not able to say Whist
the effect will be, but the action Of the
council was not courteous or polite.
would have preferred not having de-
livered the opinion, but there was moth
ing else to do. However, it will not pre-
vent our pleading anything we desire
when the matter comes up In the courts,
but It places W in . peculiar attitude
The herald., 1897-09-21

MUSIC HALL.-The first rendition Of
1.-THE Union Spy" was witnessed last
night by an enthusiastic audience Of
sympathizers and friends Of the Bart
lett-Logan w. r. c., for the benefit Of
which post the entertainment was given.
The participants were mostly amateurs
and made up in zeal what they lacked in
experience. A succe ssior of scenes and
tableaux illustrative Of military life dur
ing the civil war was introduced. ''Thc
Union Spy" will be repeated tonight and
tomorrow night End
The herald., 1897-09-21

or settlement hopeless Inc city mas
made proposition to the company to
arbitrate this question at once. The
company's officers, under the advice of
their counsel, as we understand it, have
practically answered that they have no
right or power 10 make this submission
at present, for the reason that the au-
thority and direction already given them
by the stockholders contemplate the sale
Of the whole Of their property, including
the disputed waters, at fixed price.
1t Is especially in view of this last
mentioned phase of the subject that we
would deem 1t unwise and unsafe for
the city, upon the strength of any opin-
ion that might be given by its legal ad-
visers, to assume the invalidity of the
contract and ignore 1t, so far as it af-
fects the property rights and the obli-
cations Of both parties upon the expira-
tion of the contract, to submit to arbitra-
ton the value Of the increments and i'm
provements made in the plant by the
City Water Company since they first
took the water works over under the
lease and contract. Respectfully SUBJ
mitted, LEE & SCOTT.
Much has been said of delay in mat
ters pertaining to the water question,
and insinuations have been made that
different departments and officials were
dodglng issues connected Herewith.
In order that no question of delay and
no charge of evading responsibility shall
apply to- this department, now report
further that have prepared fiat opin-
ion as to the validity Of the contract
under consideration, and the same is
now In my office, subject to your further
order. Respectfully submitted,
w. e. DUNN. City Attorney.
DUNN ExPOSTULATES
AZ soon a. the reading Of the forego-
ing. report was concluded, Councilman
Blanchard moved that the city attorney
~ Instructed to forwlth produce his
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Sorifieuist.

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nrsGgnm | Miscuniin, os bet iaa uo til
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ooiaa itors petuniGrs Cab. QIens STA,
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9eoningsr cs Stplper glar rp til $40,s
600.
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uper Sageu blso ban plunieig i~inosfprs
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"a began ig I'D paa @unorina. trueuo.
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Nnrn gukntu.
9eeu paa Vsiitano.

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Sopner. s npitsn bpsr eneite gb /
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gribslig Maaos.
saIpoeIeu Stnot til Tarfeptt.
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bar iaar 1900 Qcrss, % llobpttet 6lec
aiennemInitlig II Suifels pr. Icrs. I'll
0atp er Sulpplrtsn uf 4pIinsen Iolgt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
salpesIeu fenot Ill y~tarfepet.
9un Pnkntn.
Sippies

Snsoas snbts bet forele6ige 6orber
Z. 6. Sipplss sag / SRrre, iost Om'
mn SacubIrn ~tsroiits Den antIagece til
Surbpr / neItc Retstsrmin. Ia aautius
mems Stg,rslIe Ituloe iuitipttss, bIep BEN
al Statsdopriat Gitss IcrsI!l1et lat til
$4,000. Ssrimpo inocenOts G%orinret,
al Mr. Supple allereoe hapos uotrmt line
Wiolsr for al tunne iilbagebstale Staten,
frao oens rar, ca at oerfor III iaa tor
9d1ttiun rtice hare mere. END ban funos
bare. Settc argument ipntes at psie me-
oct hus gommersn, Der latte Sauticnsn
til $500.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

gNblebDitsn bar ogina flaa.t fell iaar,
Tiger "Smng. Sub Sarmer," ION 61r
for,taget IN srunoig lnoerisg.f,.
Sfsg. bette gtnos staffit unIha.s
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nu fra so til 200 prcc.n. 5sin. .no
Rocember 1896, og bet II fi,.rt, at b.
blir mtg.t bsiers uooo.r Bintr.n.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
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Qla6ama, 532,339; glri5rna. 54,s
4OO,211; Qrtanias. 3,922.O43; Galis
iornia, AZ, 841, 044;. Gplcraho, 40,O37,,
204; 5lcriou, 1.797,662; Soabu. 49,.
962.S55; aanias. 1,046,5s9; 9ouiiis
ana, $40 ,020; Ni6isan. 522,431;
Wisiisiippi, AL .22O; RisIuuri, 497,s
764; Rn.ara. 71,432.917; Rsbmfa,
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
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