davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Wilhelm ma W gfOwie ,,Zaja-
cZki".

LoNDYN, 16go Marca. -
daily Mail" pisze: Zachowa-
ME sic jednego z wladc6w
europejskich sprawia duzosam
barasu dyplomatom. Wypo-
wiadane przez niego mowy,
ogdraaenie'sis Polakom i socya'
listom, jego wystepowanie
nieogladne W sprawie greckiej
stale sic zrozumia}em dla tych,
kt6rzy znaja zwyczaj Wilhel'
ma szczypania swych gosci,
lub podstawiania pa}asza pod
nogi oficer6w, skutkiem czego
ci potykaja sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
MOskale W Brazylii.

Rio DE JANE1Eo, 16 Marca.
Pose4 rosyjski uzya swego
wplywu, aaeby nak}onic do
wydalenia z Brazylii kore.
spondents ]ondyhskiej gazety
,,Times'', kt6ry bra} udzis} W
burzeniu ludu, niszczacego
w1asnosG monarchist6w. Rad
rosyiski jest wierzycielem mo-
narchist6wi ME moze zezwolic,
azeby republikanie w}asnosc
ich niszczyli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Napad student6W ma drukarnie.

MONTREAL, 1890 Marca. =
200 student6w uniwersytetu
Laval, napad}o ma lokal tygo.
dni6wki Lies Nouvelles" i
grozilo zburzenien ca1ej dru-
karni z powodu artykulu ME
bardzo dla studentow pochle'
bnego. Policyi powiod}o sic
rozpedziG awanturnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
tymczasem .wlascicielami ia
bryki W sposob zadowalniajs
cy i strajk sic zakcnczyl.
OtWarte na nOWO.

New YORK, lggo Marca. =
W"American Sugar Rafnery"
W Brooklynie, kt6ra cd roku
blisko by5a zamknieta, rozpo'
czeia sic praca ma nowo. Wczo'
raj wieczorem przyisto 200 ro.
hotnik6w, a dzisia!i ieszcze 800.
Rsfinerye cukru Havemeyera
przyje}y nowych 200 robotni-
k6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17

Lw6w. : zaczynaja sic OBJ
jawiaG owoce niezdrowej agi.
tacyi i podburzania wyborc6w.
W powiecie przemyskim do.
sz}o z okazyi zebraG przedwy.
borczych do znacznych niepo.
rzadk6w. q Komarna pisza, ze
ro2burzeni wloscianie rozbija.
ia = kilka wybitniejszych
osoh raunych, misdzy innemi
burmistrz i pose1 sejmowy
Leon Jakli1ski. = w Galicyi
zaczynaja sic rodaic obawy, il
dojdzie tam do znaczniejszych
rozruchow.
w Komarnie o godz. pol. do
Z rano zgromadzili sic wybor.
cy W lokalu zwierzchnosci
gminy, oczekujac ma rozpocze-
Gle prawybor6w, kt6re sic cd.
bye mialy. Pred godzina 8
rano przyslal starosta telegram,
re wybory sic ME odbeda z
powodu naglego zas}abniecia
iednego urzednika starostwa.
Wiadomost ia rozjatrzyla pra'
wyborc6w, kt6rzy wsr6d wy
zywa1 oznak niezadowolenia,
opuscili lokal Wyborczy i udali
sig ma rynek, gdzie przez ME-
wiadome dotad osobistcsci
uraczeni zostali trunkami. w
stanie mocno podochoconym
przydybali burmistrza Jakli1.
skiego jadscego Q tamtejszego
szpitala chcieli ma niego pa.
past, lecz dzieki perswazyom
wachmistrza aandarmeryi Po-
piela, zaniechali zamiaru. Gdy
jednak burmistrz Jakli1ski
wszed1 2 rzadca dobr Troia.
mem do Towarzystwa zaliczko.
wego, wtargne}a gwaltem po
iakims czasie do tego Towarz.
zgraja pijana obu tych pa.
now chcacych sic ratowac
ucieczka, ,przychwyciia i mocno
obi}a. Poranienia Jakli6skiego
So ciezkie, choc zyciu ME "a.
grazaja. Przy tel sposobnosci
popelnili nieWiadomi kradziez
przeszlo 500 zlr. zgraja ia
z1ozona po wiekszej czesci z
bardzo m}odych ludzi, pila az
do wieczora, ME pope}niajac
iednak wiekszych eksces6w, z
wyjstkiem wpadniscia do kan
celaryi gminy, gdzie listy wy
borcze pieczec gminy zabra}a.
Wieczorem w Komornie zu-
pe}nie spokojnie. Przybyl tu
wieczorem szwadron ulan6w z
Gr6dka wraz komisarzem
starostwa i trzema aandarma.
mi. w dniu dzisiejszym
przedsiewzia} starosta, oko}o
40 aresztowaG W Krakowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Gl0d W Indyach.

LUCKNOW, 1890 Marca. -
correspondent Prasy zjedn.
przedsiswzia} podr6z po p6lno.
cnym zachodzie Iudyj i zwie.
dzi} przestrze6 kraju 400 mil
d}uga i 200 szeroka. 1,75O,O00
os6b otrzymuje tam wsparcie
Cd rzadu, skutkiem czego ME
zdarzy}o sic korespondentowi
slyszec o wypadkach smierci
g}odowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Nowiny Z Polski.

PozNAG. - Kr6lewska pro.
kuratorya nakaza}a kon tiskste
,,Kalendarza GoGca Wielko.
polskiego ma rok 1897" z po'
wodu wiersza Jadwigi Stroko-
wei, zatytuiowanego ,,Przysis-
ga. Wiersz ten, napisany
przez znana zaszczytnie prac
literackich poetke W Czerwcu
z.r.wk kobzowie pod Krakowem,
idealizuje pieknym s}owem i
rymem historyczna przysiege
Tadeusza Kosciuszki ma rynku
krakowskim, a dolsczony do
wiersza obrazek ,,poswiecenie
genera}6w Kosciuszki i Wo.
dzickiego" dowodem jest dose
jasnym ma to, IL chodzi}o au.
torce o apoteozowanie ,,przy.
sisgi Koaciuszki'', tylekrotnie
W pismach polskich, nawet
niemieckich "a zezwoleniem
prokuratoryi juz publikowa.
nej.
CzERNIoWIoE, Z Czernio.
wiec ma Bukowinie pisze tam.
teisza ,,Gazeta Polska":
Okropny wypadek zdarzyl sic
ma terytoryum gminy Pozoritt
ma Bukowinie. W nocy ma IA
bm. osunsla sic CORY, zwanej
Dosu. Obczine, warstwa ziemi
ma przestrzeni 8 hektarow
szerokosci. Ogromna ia pla-
szczyzna z. szalons szybkoscia
posu wa}a sig cd szczytu CORY
ku dolinie, druzgocsc napoty-
kane W drodze drzewa i pory.
wajac kolosalne g}azy. Ma
stoku CORY znajdowa}a sic cha.
ia wloscia6ska, okolona zabu-
dowaniami gospodarskiemi.
Lawina zdruzgota}a to wszy-
stko ma drobne strzepy, Easy.
puiac W gruzach dwoje ludzi,
Iftemie Huzaka i Jerzego Lu.
kama, oraz piec kr6w, ciele i
pieG owieo. Geese budynku,
malego chlopca, konia, troje
cielat j szesc owiec uniosla ma
sobie, jak ma tratwie, W doline,
ua odleg}osc 600 metr6w, wca'
le ich ME uszkodziwszy. lite.
mie Huzaka wydobyto p6zniej
z pod gruz6w jeszcze aywego,
atoli skutkiem odniesionych
ran zmaH po paru godzinach.
Cia}o Lukana, jako tez Easy
pane zwierzeta odkopano do
piero dnia nastspnego. Two
rzylo ono zbits mass ME do
rozpoznania..
W11No. - Wedlug infor.
macyi nSwieta" wybrany
przez kapitu}e wile6ska, po
zgonie biskupa zdanowicza,
ma zarzadzajacego dyecezya,
rektor seminaryum W Whine,
ks. kanonik Stefan Zwiero.
wicz, zosta1 przez cesarza W
godnosni tel zatwierdzony, 2
pozostawieniem ma stanowisku
rektora.
GRUDz1aDz.- Badehczyk6w
sprowadziG chce do mas komi-
sya kolonizac cyjna. rGesel'
Tiger, donosi, ze do Torunia
przybyl niejaki p. dr.. Groos 2
Uberlingen mad jeziorem Bo-
de6skim, re ten pan objezdaa
ziemie komisyi kolonizacyjnej,
aby swoim rodakom i wog6.
lie ,,niemcom poaudniowym"
zwr6cic uwage ma nasze stro-
nv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Szczesliwy.

iona: = Slysza}am, re p. Henryk
" chwili, gdy miai jechac do iIubu,
zosta} aresztowany "a diugi.
Maz:-Ja zawsze mowilem, 10 on
W czepku sic urodzii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
KIeska Hiszpan6w.

MANILA, Is Marca. - 1000
wojska hiszpa1skiego pod do
w6dztwem pulkownike Salee-
do, otrzymalo rozkaz zdobycia
San Nicolas. Powsta1cy wcia.
gneli wojsko W zasadzke, a
bedac W sile 5000 ludzi ludzi,
zadali mu straszliws kleske.
Liczba zabitych dotad niewia.
donna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Strajk zakOnczOny.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Is Mar.
Tkacze we fabryce frmy John
& James Dobson, ktorzy pred
dziesieciu dniami zastrajko'
wall, powr6cili dis do roboty.
Strajk nsstapi} W skutek OBJ
ni2enia plac. Uloaono sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17

zwolennikami wo)neeo bicia
srebra, W jski spos6b nale5y
prowadzic ustawicznq kampa-
ME wychowawczs az do r.
1900.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
ros6w:, Mlodziezy ma bye
odebrana moznosc palenia,,
szkodzacego zdrowiu.
Gomez rani0ny.

HAVANA, lego Marca. =
General Maxine Gomez, w6dz
powsta6c6w, zostal ranny W
bitwie pod Arrayo Blanco, W
prowincyi Santa Clara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Wiasnie dla teg0.

Siostra:-Pan Stanisfaw oswiad.
czyl mi sic, chociaz znamy sic do
piero cd tygodnia.
Brat: = WlaGnie dla teso sic
oswiadcayl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
PrzeciW papierOsOm.

LONDON, Ont, 16 Marca. -
Tutejsza rada miejska na}ozy3a
500 podatku ma kupc6w, tru,
dniacych sic sprzedazs papie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
NOTATKI POLITYCZNE.

w Kampanll opecneJ ME tyle roz'
chodzi sic o zasady partyi, jak re-
formy municypslne: czyste ulice,
ogledne szsfowanie groszam publi-
cznym, zapobieganie wyzyskowi
miasta przez kompane kolei uli.
cznych, naleayty rozklad podatkow
t. p.
Ma tym punkc:e republikanie po.
kazal, co umieja. Pomniki gtr
smieci, stawiane W roku zeszlym INA
czes6" repuhlikadsk:ego mayora mia.
sta, hyay najlepszym teso dowodsm.
Nalezy obecnie zastanow:6 sic, kto
lepszym bedzie ma przyszsoSd mayo
rem miasta, demokrata Harrison, czy
niezalezny Hesing lub Harlan.
Przypuszczamy, 2e Hssiug Har.
Ian So bardzo porlq lni ludzie, prawi
obywatele, zdolni ch;tni urzednicy.
Czy Harrisonie pcwiedziet mo.
INA cos przeciwnego? Jezeli ME,
ma on to wyAssoS6 mad innymi, ae
Jest regularnym kaudydatem psrtyi
demokratycznei Rzadzac miasiem
badzie przeto r6wnocleanie szermie.
rem ide demokrAtycznej. tel idei,
kt6ra ma demokrat6w W przyszsych
wyborach narodowych doprowadzit
do zwycieztwa.
Kto przeto uwaza, ze rzady repu.
blikshskie dopro wadzaja lud do rui-
ny, odejmujsc rob-takom moArosd
zarabiania ma chleb, ten popiera6 wi.
MEN Harrisona.
Popiersjac Hsrrisons, powinno sic
r6wnoczenie popierse caay regularly
tykiet demokratyczny, zwlasaczs, ae
republikanie ME osisbiAja swsgo ty-
kietu. Oli ME msja swych handy.
dat6w niezaleA1yeh.
Jak siabymi zreszta czuja sic re-
publikauie, dowodzi tego wnosek,
stawiony ma posiedze 'iu ich komite.
tu wykonawczego, azeby kandydatu.
re- Sears'a zupelnie npuscid W kurs"
precise calkiem d. obozu niezale.
2nego Hesinga - demokraty.
k,twa przeto sprawa bedzie re.
| publikanami, byleby demokraci trzy.
mali sic kupy sill naprz6d zwsrtym
szeregiem.
w 10 wardzie zaleca ,,Municipsl
Voters League" ponowny wyb6r oh.
Nowaka ma ur2al a.dermana, gdyz
ten wypelniai sumisnhis podczas
urzedowania swego obowiazki opie-
kuna ludu.
Wczoraj przemawial Washington
HesiEg do student6w ,Chicsgo Law
College,. sedzia Sears przemawias
ma mityngu republikshskiego GEN.
trainego Zwiazku Amerykandw ME.
mieckiej narcdowosti.
W 16 wardzie wypada naszym
czytelnikom zadac sebie nastepujace
pytanie: Czy lepiej wyjda nasi robo.
tnicy, starajacy sic roboty miejskis
przy dw6ch polskich aldermanach,
paiajacych ku sobie niechecia, czy
przy jednym, p. PIotrze Kiolbassie,
kttry p. Ludolphem, jakkolwiek
ten ME jest Polskiem, pojdzie zaw.
see reks reke.
Odpowiedz ma to pytsnie ME jest
trudna. Naklania mas ona do popie.
rania n. Ludolpha,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-03-17
Dla DOmu SierOt.

Pan Tomasz Skaryszewski
z1ozyl W naszej Redakcyi $l.OO
dla Domu Sierot.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Obituary-B. F. Coulter, Jr.

In the untimely death Of Mr.. Coulter
Los Angeles Is bereft of one of its bright
est and most sterling citizens. He was
representative Of the best type of our
young men-correct in morals, diligent
in business, successful in the truest
sense of the word. Never robust in con-
stitution, he recently sought the much
coveted blessing Of health by making
journey around the globe He visited
many lands, making such observations
Of men, governments and customs as
would be expected Of one Of his acute
intellect and clear intelligence. Return
ing to his home and business, it was for
a time hoped that he had received SUBJ
stantial benefit from his extensive trav-
els; but in this his own hopes as we'll as
the hopes Of his family and large circle
of friends were doomed to disappoint'
ment. The ravages Of disease were
merely checked for little time, only to
reappear Ia more virulent form, and it
soon became apparent to those who anx
iously noted his daily diminishing
strength that the end was not far off
And the end has come. The heroic bat
tie with disease is ended. The present
victory is with the enemy, death. But his
end was peace; surrounded by those who
were dearer to him than life itself,
soothed and comforted by the promises
and hopes of our holy religion, in which
he was an ardent believer; in the full
possession Of his mental faculties, he
gently passed from the scenes Of time.
His funeral was the occasion Of one Of
the largest assemblages Of leading citi-
zens' ever witnessed in this city, The
services were plain, simple and. strik-
ingly appropriate, in harmony with the
character Of the lamented subject and
the honored family of which he was a
member. His remains were followed to
their last resting place by an immense
concourse Of mourners, the pallbearers
being Messrs. H. G.. Bundren, Walter
Burnwell, Walter Chanslor, W. F. West,
C. L. Truett and c. A. Barnes. Peace to
his ashes and may his soul rest in eter-
nal bliss
The herald., 1897-09-12
Marriage Licenses

The following licenses issued yester-
day from the Office of the county clerk:
Leonardo Sesena, native Of Mexico
aged 81 years, and Erolinda Rivera, a
native Of California. aged IS years, both
residents Of Newhall.
Ephraim Beargeor. native of Kan
sas, aged % years. and Salema Courville,
native also of Kansas. aged 16 years
both residents of Gardena.
Frank T. Willard, native of Maine
aged 80 years and a resident of San
Gabriel, and Alice r. Foster, a native
of Michigan, aged 35 years, and a resi-
dent of Los Angeles.
Alpheus w. Boynton, native of Ohio
aged 33 years, and Lydia A. Boggs, a
native of Indiana, aged 20 years, both
residents of Los Angeles.
The herald., 1897-09-12

at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Parker,
465 North Truman street, East Los An
geles. A short musical program was
greatly enjoyed.
We wish to announce that we have
added to our staff of cutters Mr.. Henry
w. Hudson, late of Boston, the inventor
and teacher of the celebrated Hudson
System Of Cutting. whose ability and
reputation as a cutter is second to no0
Our Mr.. 2. c. Angevine, having recov-
cred from his serious illness of the past
few weeks, is again at his post, and will
be glad to see his many friends. Our
new fall stock has just arrived Now
Is the time to make your selection Of
anything in the merchant tailoring line
Buffalo Woolen Company. 248 South
Broadway.
The herald., 1897-09-12

st. Paul's churchill a. M, Rev.
John Gray, "I Am the Truth"
Christ churchill a. M, Rev. Al
fred s. Clark, "Believe an Unbelief."
First Presbyterian churchill a.
M, Rev. Burt Estes Howard, "Christ
as a Constructive Teacher"
st. Johns churchill a. M, Rev.
B. W. R. Tayler, "Water Springs in
a Dry Ground"; 7:3O p. M, "The Cen
tral Fact of Christianity"
English Lutheran-11 a. M, Rev.
Jesse w. Ball, "New, Yet Old"; 1880
p. M, "The Relation of Jesus and His
Followers to Israel and the World"
Simpson M. E. tabernacle-11 a.
m, Rev. G. G. Mclean, Questionable
VS.. Pure Religion" 1880 p. M, Judge
McNutt of Indiana will lecture on eff
Not a Man, What Then ?"
The herald., 1897-09-12
SUNDAY BASEBALL
Stars and Trilbys Will Cross Bats
This Afternoon

A return game of baseball will be
played at Athletic park this afternoon
between the Stars and Trilbys. At the
last meeting of the clubs the colored men
were badly beaten, but hope to retrieve
their lost laurels. During the game
reports of the Los Angeles Reliance
contest in San Francisco will be re-
ceived and read. The lineup of the
teams will be as follows:
Stars-Barris, c.; Trip, p.; Guercio
b.; Hart, b.; Chapman b.; West
S. s.: Carmona, l. f.; Finley, C. f.;
Paine, r. f.
Trilbys-Carrol, c.; Majors, p; Alex
ander, b.; Turner, 2 b.; Walker b..
Brown, s. s.; Anderson, l. E.; Johnson
c. f.; Henry, r. f.
Game will be called at 2:3o p. m.
The herald., 1897-09-12
CREATED A LIVELY SCENE
DR.. Dwight Charged With an Assault
With Deadly Weapon

DR.. Wilder Dwight, who has an Of
flee at 3O1 West Seventh street, was yes
terday arraigned in the police court on
charge Of having committed an as
sault with a deadly weapon. Bail
was fixed at $1,000. He was unable to
furnish this, and was returned to the
city Jail. Dwight was arrested Friday
night on Second street in front of the
Marion lodging house just after draw
ing revolver upon L. p. Paulsen. The
weapon was forced from his hand by
John Simms, who was standing near.
According to Mrs. Dwight's story, her
husband had gone to the lodging house,
where she received information that he
was consorting with woman of un-
savory reputation named Gala Meyers.
She conveyed the information to her
cousin, Mr.. Paulsen, and at her request
he accompanied her to the lodging
house, where they encountered Dwight
in the hail. He drew a revolver, and,
aiming it at Paulsen, remarked: "Well,
Paulsen, here goes" Prompt action,
however, on the part of Simms prevented
his intended action. Officer Hubbard,
who was near by, arrested Dwight for
carrying a concealed weapon. Yester-
day morning Paulsen appeared and
swore to a complaint charging Dwight
with assault with deadly weapon. His
examination was set for next Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock.
DR.. Dwight was seen in Jail yesterday
afternoon by a reporter. He seemed
grieved over the scrape into which he
has got himself. but had very little to
say. II can't explain it to you," he re-
peated. Il can't explain it to you, but
there is one thing sure, and that Is that
bear my wife no i'll will" Several mes
sages were sent out to friends in an eff
fort to secure some one who was willing
to go upon his bond, but were unsucces-
full,
The herald., 1897-09-12
A Scrubbv Little place

To sell for a scrubby little price and or
scrubby monthly payments. Nice lot. COX
$50. one block from car line; three-room
cottage. two of them hard finished. Price
5000 at SO a month. Location Pimple
Heights. few blocks from good neighbors
(the cemetery. Langworthy company. 228
South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-09-12

Two more bad burglars placed be-
hind the bars.
Seventy-five property-owners have
another boulevard scheme.
Finance committee Endorses some
improvements to the fire department.
The remarkable confession Of Nc
Camish, according to prisoner who
had a conscience.
Eminent counsel from the north
experience a reverse in the Golden
Cross mining suit.
Visiting congressman saw San Pc
dro harbor yesterday, and will view
Santa Monica, summer resort, today.
The herald., 1897-09-12
DEATHS

FENTON-At his residence, 626 Commercial
street, on September 18th, Henry, beloved
husband of Annie and father of Margie,
Fannie and Harry Fenton, native of
England aged So years.
Funeral from the Masonic temple, 431
South Hill street, Sunday, September 18th.
at p. m. Friends invited to attend. In
terment at Rosedale cemetery.
The herald., 1897-09-12

We Have More Property Than Money
And can sell you desirable lots on graded
streets, close in for from 5000 to $500.
Beaudry Estate, 217 New High street.
The herald., 1897-09-12

q OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
~. South Gate lodge, No. 800, r. &
X X A. M. will assemble at Masonic
~ hall, corner of Main and Thir-
tieth streets, on Sunday, September 18TH
at 1:3O p. m., for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother, Fred Van
Lew.
Interment at Rosedale Cemetery. (Cere-
monies public.
BY order of VIM
ALEX PATTERSON, Secretary
The herald., 1897-09-12

MEMBERS OF COURT LOS ANGELES,
No. 422, ]. o. F., are hereby notified that
the funeral of our late brother, Ernst
Schmid, will take place under the auspices
of Court Los Angeles, No. 422, I. o. F. on
Sunday. September 12 1897, at o'clock p. m.
sharp, from 1. o. F. temple 129k West
First street. BY order of
r. E. WIRSCHING, C. r.
O. II. NUNNALEY, r. s.
The herald., 1897-09-12

ALL MEMBERS OF THE KNIGHTS OF
Honor are requested to assemble at Unity
hall, 1O7ia North Main street, Sunday. Sep
tember 18th, at 1850 p. M, to attend the
funeral of our late brother, c. II. Young.
w. PARIS, Dictator.
Wy TT HERMAN Ranorter
The herald., 1897-09-12

Time Bar. Th'r. R.H. Wind Vel. wth'r
a. m. 20. Sc "a 2 Cleudy
5p m. 20. .95 6S 63 W 9 clear
Maximum temperature, 76.
Minimum temperature. So.
Indications for Southern California:
Cloudy and unsettled weather Sunday
northwesterly winds.
The herald., 1897-09-12
EVENTS OF TODAY
Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Burbank-s'The Heart Of Chicago" ;"

Baseball, Stars VS.. Trilbys, Ath-
letic park-2:3O p. m.
The herald., 1897-09-12

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
"A. Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. and
Xxx A. M.-Your attendance is request
ed at a special meeting to be holden
at Masonic temple, 431 South Hill street, at
1870 pm, Sunday, September 18th, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our
late brother, Henry Fenton.
All Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
By order of w. NJ
VIM. F. GRIGGS, Secretary.
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS ARE FRA
ternally invited to attend the funeral of
our late brother. Henry Fenton, eighteenth
degree. Los Angeles lodge, No. AZ, F. &
A. M. will have charge of the remains and
conduct the services.
JOHN L. PAVKOvICH, Secretary.
The herald., 1897-09-12
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Rep Of observations
taken at Los Angeles, Sept. II. The
barometer is reduced TO sea level.
The herald., 1897-09-12
Hotel del Coronado,
Saturday Afternoon.

H. F. NORCROsS, Agent Hotel del Coronado,
200 South Spring Street.
Dear Sir-We are glad we took your advice
and came here. This is the best part of our
trip. Coronado is simply perfect. 1t must be
seen to be appreciated, for neither tongue nor
pen can portray the grandeur of the hotel or
the beauty OF the location. Nothing else we
have seen can compare with this place and its
advantage besides, it is so reasonable in price.
Really we are surprised that everybody does
not come here but we suppose that many, as
we did. think that it is similar to other re-
sorts, when, in fact, it Is unlike any other.
Thanking you again for sugy esting it to us. we
remain very truly yours. +*s+*
The herald., 1897-09-12

YOUNG-In this city, September Z 1897.
Charles II. Young, native of Philadel-
phia, aged 4S years.
Funeral from Cussen and Cunningham's
undertaking establishment, 220 South Main
street, Sunday, September 18th, at 2 o'clock
pm, under the auspices of the Knights of
Honor and Typographical Union. Inter
ment at Rosedale Cemetery. Friends and
acquaintance invited. No flowers.
The herald., 1897-09-12
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS

chronIcied on Pages Q. ?. g. Il. - and ,6
The herald., 1897-09-12

P. S.-Best rates we have found on
our entire trip. The only place, you
know, where we have found perfectly
lovely golf links.
The herald., 1897-09-12

w. H. HERMAN, Reporter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-07-02
FAIRFAX NOTES.

Miss Jennie Cooper has returned
from a visit to Alexandria.
Last week Mrs. Cbas. Cockerel, Of
Lincolnis, had as her guests Misses
Maggie and Mamie Cockerell, Of Alex
andria.
The harvesting Of wheat and rye We;
done last week in the Townsville neigh
borhood, and at this time farmers Gre
securing their hay crop. Oats are ooS'
ing very well.
Mrs. Annie Perry and children, Of
Alexandria, are on q visit TO her par
ents in Hictum. Mrs. Edelen and little
daughter, of Alexandria, are also Oh >
visit to friends in Hictum.
The school board OF Lee district VIII
give new school house some time ini
summer in place of the Barker buldloss
which, it is understood, will be lOcaie'
somewhere west of Pohick run.
At Halls K Roads the wheat rye snu
oat crops are excellent. The gF';;
crop has wonderfully improved, but y
has been too cool for the growing COZ,
on low lands. The early potatoes,
is thought, will also be good crop
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