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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
AGRICULTURAL PARK
Drawing for the Great 64-Dog Stake.
Horse Races for the Fourth

There was the usual large and enthusiasts
tic crowd at the drawing last night for the
great sixty-four dog stake to be run on
the Agricultural park coursing field on Sum-
day and Monday next July 20 and 4th, at
143 South Broadway, the room being filled
to the doors. The drawing passed off with
out incident, the stake being filled without
any trouble, several more dogs being Of
fered than there were places for. The run
downs will take place on Sunday, and the
ties and finals will be run on Monday, the
Fourth. In addition the management has
provided special attraction for the Fourth
in the shape of a couple of good horse races
during the afternoon, when the great Silk
wood the pride of Southern California, will
pace a mile against Sam H.. and there will
be two-mile running race to bikes be-
tween Prince Hooker and imp. Alien, which
promises to be an exciting contest. In the
evening there will be the great Fourth of
July fireworks display, admission to which
is free. AS lunch and refreshments of all
kinds will be served throughout the day,
people may come out during the afternoon
and see the coursing and horse racing and
remain over for the fireworks without 60
ing home for dinner.
Following are the entries and the order of
the drawing for Sundays coursing:
Skyball VS.. Trip, Cyclone VS.. Romo, Don
Luis VS.. Joe, Turk VS.. San Diego Prince,
Grazer VS.. Don Orsini Ouida vs. Fleetfoot,
Bonnie Belle VS.. Corbett, B. B. and B. VS.
Bugle B., Downing VS.. Chehalis, Shamrock
Lass VS.. U. S., Glover Leaf VS.. Kitty Scott
Grace H. VS.. Columbia, Little Dick VS.. Crow
Dog, Flying lib VS.. Los Tunas formerly c.
w. w. Bryant VS.. Sarsfield, Romeo vs.
Orpheum Lass, Blue Bird vs. Maid Of Erin,
Olympia VS.. Orpheum Prince Sir Walter
Scott vs.. Beau Brummell, Breach Of Prom
Use VS.. John Mitchell, Matinee VS.. Portia,
Tip Steadman VS.. Fair Rosalner Fleetwood
vs. Blue Chief, Santa Ana Boy VS.. Sham
rock, Doncaster VS.. Napoleon l., Hercules
VS.. Van Tralle, A. B. c. VS.. Dago, Home
Rule VS.. Oriental, Fleet VS.. Sage, Sir Jas
per VS.. Sharkey, Van Brulle VS.. Galtee
Boy, Little Brown jug VS.. Lady Wallace.
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Marriage Licenses

Frank r. Hartford, 80, Utah, and Ruby G
higgins, 81, Indiana, residents of this city.
j. Harrison Cole, 3d. New Jersey, and Ia
mar Grey, "a. Indiana, residents of this
city.
Manuel Quijada, %, and Rosalia Silvas,
%, natives of California and residents of
Vernon.
James ]. Martin, IS, New York, and Mrs.
Christian H. Forney. 81, Illinois, residents
of this city.
George K. King, 80, Alabama, and Agnes
E. Brown, 80, Louisiana, residents of this
city.
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JoURNEYMEN BUTCHERS
Elect Officers and Arrange for Annual
Picnic

The following officers of the Journeymen
Butchers Protective and Benevolent asso-
citation were elected at the last meeting for
the ensuing term, ending Dec. 81, 1898: ]. Won
Poser, past president; H. Speh, president;
A. Hughes, vice president; C. Sinclee, re-
cording secretary; s. A. Doll. treasurer; F.
Knollmiller, marshall w. Mailer conductor;
]. Lee, inside guard; L. Herberger. outside
guard; D. Shea, labor secretary; DR.. Sex
ton, physician. On the board of directors are
E. Rothe. d. Shea, A. Hughes, c. Bright,
]. Won Poser. D. Shea was elected dele
gate to the convention to be held at Oak
land IN August. The annual picnic and
barbecue will be given next Sunday, July 3D.
at Sycamore Grove.
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Maximum temperature, 80.
Minimum temperature, 60.
Weather Conditions

The pressure has fallen with unusual
on the Rocky Mountain Slope and in the
Southwest A storm of marked intensity
is central this morning in Utah, causing I'M
settled weather with rain over the North
Pacific Slope. A thunder storm with nearly
an inch of rainfall occurred during the
night at Spokane; norther prevails in
Northern California.
Forecasts
Forecast for Southern California: Cloudy
and unsettled weather Friday, with show
ers in the mountains and dust storms
fresh northerly winds inland; southwest
erly winds on the coast.
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quartette, composed of Messrs. Modini-
Wood, Howell, Averill and Marble. Speeches
were made by W. A. Morgan, j. A. Foshay,
r. N. Bulla. w. P. Jeffries, e. ]. Louis,
Sam Prayer, Willis, Logan, B. N Smith,
]. w. Long, Worshipful Master Hughes and
others. The meeting was characterized by
much enthusiasm, and 1t will rebound to the
good Of the fraternity in general, as we'll as
cementing the city lodges more closely to-
gether.
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War Tax Begins Today

Commencing today, the price of marriage
licenses is increased 10 cents. Under the
war tax law 1t will necessitate the placing
Of special revenue stamp of that amount
upon every license. In order to save this
tax lot of patriots rushed up to the coun.
ty recorder yesterday and filed 1875 instru-
ments,
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Cheap Excursions to San Diego
Three dollars for the round trip going
July LIST and I'd, returning within thirty
days. Get your tickets now at Santa Fe
ticket Office. Second and Spring streets, and
save the annoyance of waiting in line at
the depot.
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MANsLAuaHTER AGAIN
Mary Garcia's Latest Trial Again
Results in Conviction

The second trial of Mary Garcia for the
murder at South Santa Monica nearly six
months ago of Charles Collins, who was
dispatched by her for the money he had,
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Court Notes

An order was made in the circuit court
yesterday In the case of Lamar Moore and
J. l.. Moore, his guardian, vs. the Los An
geles Iron and Steel company, remanding
1t to the superior court Of Los Angeles coun-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

Biumve & Jay, plumbing and gas fitting.
Repair work speciality. Garden hose. 1873
South Broadway. Tel. 1895 main.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

Trunks. Baga, Leather Goods
]. c. Cunningham, manufacturer, dealer.
repairing speciality. 222 South Main. Te.e.
phone M. S1S.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

DR.. Max Wassman. dentist. rooms 225 and
Potomac block, Broadway. between
Second and Third. Tel Brown 1918.
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Clear as crystal. sparkling as diamond,
Purltas Distilled Water 5 gallons, SOC; 10
gallons, 75c. Ice and Cold Storage Compa-
ny. Tel 22S.
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resulted as the first did. In her conviction

resulted as the first did, in her conviction
of manslaughter.
The case was given to the jury at 4o'clock
yesterday. They remained out exactly an
hour and half, when the above verdict
was returned, together with another one
that Mary had never been In jeopardy be-
fore by reason of another alleged trial. upon
which the defense depended greatly for
loophoe by which the Santa Monica harri-
dan might escape her just deserts. Mary
evidently expected what she got, and as
she was taken back to the county jail re-
marked: "Well, I'm back again; guess
you've got me for ten years all right.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

Horace Ewing. prominent N. Y actor,
will give lessons In elocution. oratory and
dramatic art. Hoted Aberdeen 80 N. Brdwy
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

wall paper. late styles. low prices, at
A. a Eckstrom's. s24 South Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
TIE WEATHER

MPERATURE-Repcr Of observations
3 taken at Los Angeles June 30th. The
barometer Is reduced to sea level.
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EVENTS OF TODAY

Orpheum-Vaudeville. 4
= Los Angeles-"Faust." 4
; Burbank-'A Social Highwayman." 4
= Board OF public works meets-10 4
= a. m. 4
7 Commencement exercises, high 4
school, Hazards pavilion-S p. m. 4
: Piano recital, pupils Thilo Becker.
: Blanchard-Fi Fitzgerald Music halls 4
p. m. I
Hickory club meeting. Gardner & \
? Zellner blocks p. m.
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For the Red Cross

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Eckstrom, 324 South Spring street.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
VD||e Settlers
Expect Trouble
TROUBLE BREWING.
The Chippewa Redskins are Gathering In
Force Around Walker

The Chippewa Redskins are Gathering In
Force Around Walker.
Walker. Mimi, Oct Io-Everv white
who is able to bear arms is awaiting the
further action of the Indians The
Chippewas are gathering outside the city
and it is expected that they are contem-
plating an attack. The women and
children of settlers have all been brought
into the town.
At noon today conference of the In
dians will be held at Bear island Chief
Fla mouth has told Gen. Bacon that un
less the troops are Withdrawn he will
join forces with the Pillagers with his 80
bucks
Lumbermen who have been among
the hostile Indians say that they are
completing their plans tor an attack and
that it will surely be made. The forces
of the Indians are being greatly aug
mentrd.
Frontiersmen say that it will require
two regiments to capture the hostile
Indians. They know the Law of the
lakes and can easily evade the troops.
General Bacon admits that it is a hard
proposition to conquer the redskins on
account of their acquaintance with the
country.
An Indian chief saws that they whipped
he troops on Wednesday and can do it
again. They say that they will kill any
while man they find whether an employe
of the reservation or not, if the troops
are not withdrawn Immediately.
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Cut On ,iis r.n.r A.

The seven year o'd son of Mr.. Harold,
a rancher living east of town.. seriously
cut his hand on grass cutter yesterday.
Mr. Harold and family were visiting at
lin Andrus' house and two of the little
bows were playing with grass cutter
when the accident occurred. An inch of
the little finger was taken off entirely
and severe wound inflicted on the palm
of the hand. DR.. Dodge attended to the
little ones injuries.
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Free Medical Advice.

The faculty of the Medical depart
ment of the University of Colorado will
give free medical and surgical advice to
the deserving poor at the medical build.
ing on the university campus as follows:
Each morning of the week. exclusive
of Saturday and Sunday. from $50 to
o:3o.
Each evening of the week, exclusive
OF Friday, Saturday and Sunday from
6:3o to 7:3o.
Monday Evenlng-Surgery.
Wednesday Evening-Diseases of the
eye and ear.
Thursday Evening-Diseases of wo.
men.
A small fee will be charged to cover
the exp .nse of the medicine used.
2o-tf L. M. GIFFIN, Dean.
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The Choral Society.

The Choral society will hold its Sec
ond rehearsal tonight at the Presbyterian
church at 7: 80 sharp. There is still! oPpor
tunity tor singers to join the chorus which
is already large and fine one. Last
Monday the annu Il election Of officers
was held and work begun upon "The
Creation" which is to be given at the
first concert. The officers elected are:
President, Mr.. Mckenzie; vice president
Miss Baker; treasurer, Mr.. Williamson
librarian, Mr.. Bunyan; executive com
mittee, DR.. Callahan. Mr.. Baker. Mr.
Reed, DR.. hoffman and Miss Knowles
tits pleasure to report the condition
of the society as very prosperous. The
work has been steadily gaining IN quality
and in interest. The concerts given are
not only musical bu social event.
The coming year promises to be one
of great interest. 1t is suggested that
names be handed to the secretary or tc
DR.. Callahan as soon as possible.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Killed by a highwayman.

Chicago, Oct. Io-Pullceman Knubler
was shot and killed by nighwayman
last night for apparently no other reason
than that he was policeman. In COM
pany with Patrolman J. O'Brien,
Knubler was walking along the street.
The latter turned around to look at two
men that were passing when one of them
fred at him, shooting him dead. They
then started on dead run, followed BY
O'Brien. He fired a number of shots,
hitting one of the men in the back and
inflicting fatal wound. The other man
escaped. The man who was Shot was
identified as William Bolard
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
CONDENSED ITEMS.

The Mcintyre hearing has been com
pleted and the courts decision forwarded
to Washington. The decision has not
vet been made public.
Madrid dispatches sly all Spanish
troops are out of Porto Ri and that
CUBA will be evacuated by November
The troops will receive back pay up to
June.
Nancy Guilford was arraigned and re.
m anded for another week today. Her
attorney in Bridgeport says she will turn
states evidence and lmpllcate a promi.
nent New Haven politician Vt she is
brought to America.
Charles Hamer was rescued at Lhath-
am, Mass. by the life saving crew today
He is in a precarlous condi'Ion. He
went sailing with two sons and another
man on Saturday and the boat capsized
and the other three were drowned.
The Leadville miners association to-
day began pumping on the "down town
mines.
The United States supreme court op'
ened its October term today with Chic
Fuller and all the justices in attendance
Fred Swick. m aged German EN-
/
suicide At Fostoria. Ohio. today becaus.
of loss Of money in Fosters defunc
hank.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
'A[I0Ig||ed For
S0IIO|l' 5 Murder
WILL PROVE AN ALiBI.

Mrs. George. Attorneys Say that Man
Killed G.orge s.xton.
Canton, O.. Oct Io-Mrs. George, who
is now in Jail charged with killing Geo.
Saxton, is not now believed to be guilty.
The impression is growing THAT man
disguised in woman's clothes did the
Iced.
A postal was received this afternoon
which read as follows: IL killed George
Saxton lam glad of it. Catch me if
YOU can. tx. Y T."
Mrs. George was arraigned today at
o'clock and pied not guilty. She was
remanded to jail and will be given her
preliminary hearing tomorrow at the
same hour. Her attorneys claim that
they can prove an alibl. They say that
that the deed was done by m N dis
guised as woman.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Secretary Gage start. East.

Secretary of the Treasury Lyman ].
Gage passed through Boulder yesterday
with his wife on his return trip. The
secretary and his wife have been spend.
ing several days at Camp Bralnerd with
the family of Col. Wesley Brainerd. as
mentioned in these colums heretofore
They will now proceed eastward, joining
President Mckinley and party at Oma.
ha, and will accompany him on his re.
turn to Washington.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Bitten Bya Snake.

Howard Emigh, son of c. c. Emlgh,
of Fort Collins, who is known in Boulder
by a number of friends ard acquaint-
ances, was seriously if not fatally bitten
BY rattlesnake yesterday. Emieh and
a friend had a collection of snakes which
they kept in a box. Withdrawing a
picture taken of himself and his pets
Yesterday one of the reptiles bit him on
the hand, and it is feared he may die
from the effects.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge Bought IN Commences Work on the
criminal Docket

criminal Docket
The criminal docket in the district
court was taken up this morning. Pre-
vious to taking up the criminal cases, a
divorce was granted Rebecca Haltigan
from Thomas Haltgan on the grounds
of non.support.
The case OF George and Ed Rowe on
a charge of grand larceny was then
taken up and continued all day. The
defendants were charged with stealing a
quantity of harness from w. E. Foster,
whose place is located near Nederland.
District Attorney Patton represented the
state and Campbell and Horn the de-
tense. The case was not completed at
the time of going to press.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Primaries

Of the Silver Republicans and Demo.
Gratis of the Boulder precincts are hereby
called to meet at the city hall in Boul-
der on Tuesday evening. October nth
at o'clock for the purpose Of nominat-
ing Candidates icr justice OF the peace
and constable. Meetings to be separate
unless those presen. elect. after organ
,zing. to hold joint caucus.
E. ]. INGRAM.
HENRY A. DRUMM.
County Chairmen.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Atickl0s-Thu

MIR Howard ickles of Lo-ldtr and
Miss Ella 1hursow of cnver were unit
cd in marriage at the Methodist parson-
age yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
The happy couple will immediately 60
to housekeeping just south OF the uni
vers,ty. Mr.. Stickles is employed as a
plumber at Turner'S.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Sp0|iId1 Troops
Neu|1I|g N0nl0
WASHINGTON PROTESTS.

Spanish Reinforcements are Reported to
be at Singapore.
Washington, Oct Io-Admiral Dewey
has notified the war department that
troop ships with Spanish reinforcements
have arrived at Singapore on their way
to the Philippines to put down the In
surgents at Panay. The government
immediately made protest to Spain up.
on receiving the information.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
James Bateman's viii.

The will of James Bateman was filed
in the probate court today, naming Geo.
F. Chase as administrator. He wllled
81 900 to each OF four brothers and two
sisters, the same sum to L. L Wads
worth and the balance of the SI2,83o afte r
all expenses are paid, to his youngest
brother, David Ba,eman. All relatives
of the deceased reside in Euglanl
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
George SaxtOn Buried.

Canton, O, Oct. 10 The funeral oi
George Saxton was held privately today
The president will join the Omaha party
and proceed west tonight. Mrs. McKin
lev will Join her husband at Chicago or
his homeward trip and proceed to Wash
ington with him.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
A LONG CRUISE.

The British Channel Squadron Lays in Sup
plies for Six Months Trip.
London, Oct Io-In view of the Cretan
and Chinese trouble the start of the
British channel squadron on long cruise
is regarded as very significant. The
squadron has taken on stores and sup
plies sufficient for six months, which is
unprecedented.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Tax Sale of Lap ds

The tax sale of lands was held in the
court house this morning The compel.
tive bidding was very sharp. A dozen
or more bidders were present and under
the new system of fractional bidding. bid
down as low as milionth part of an OF.
fered parcel of land for the taxes. The
sale was continued until tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
vizcaya a Hopeless Wreck

New York. Oct. o. the Vlzcaya can.
not be added to the United States navy
according to despatch from Playa del
Este, Cuba. All efforts at saving the
wreck have been abandoned. Divers
have examined the hull and find that 50
feet of the bottom plating is gone. with
many Of the ribs AID hr
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RALLY TONIGHT.
The Silver Voters viii Be Addressed Ly
Charles s. Thomas.

At the new armory hall tonight, grand
rally of the silver parties of the city and
vicinity will be held. Hon. Charles S
Thomas, Silver Alliance candidate Tor
governor, Hon. Francis Carney, Silver
Alliance candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor and Hon. d. G. Coates, secretary of
the Federation of Labor, will be present
and address the meeting. Ladies are
especially invited to be present and hear
discussion of the issues of the day.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS.

Pickel Men Hurrying to the Scene of the
Indian Troubles.
Minneapolis, Oct Io-Two companies
OF 80 men each lett this morning for
Farrs. The companies are composed
Of picked members of the I4th Mime
sofa volunteers who are here on fur
Tough,
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
viii Land Japanese Marines.

Yokohoma. Oct, lo-The Japanese
government has ordered the landing and
marching of marines to Pekin to guard
the Japanese legation.
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InsurrectlOn Feared.

Madrid, Oct. lo-Sagasta is d!smayed.
1t is feared that an lnsurrection will oc-
cur as soon as the troops from Cuba
reach Spain.
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Lived a Double Life.

New York, Oct. Io-Wm. TraW, was
arrested on his ARRIVAL here from Lynn.
Mas , this morning on charge of burg.
larry. He has a wife and motnerln law
living here IN respectable circumstances.
He passed as drummer fer jewelry
house
Daily camera., 1898-10-10
Manila Troops are Ready.

San Francisco, Oct. Io-The Manila
reinforcements 10 be despatched to the
Philippines number I9r officers and
s.7zo meE.
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Iiver OnoraIioa.

New York, Oct. 10 SILVER is quoted
at ooo l6 today
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-27

once been scted on that plateau, when
that ungodly buccaneer with the blue
face--he who had died 1T savannah,
singing and shouting for drink-had
there, with his own hand. cut down
his six accomplices. Thisgrove, that was
now 50 peaceful. must then have rung
with cries. / thought; and even with
the thought could believe heard IL
ringing still.
We were now 1t the margin of the
thicket.
"Huxza, mates, altogether" shouted
Merry; and the foremost broke into a
run.
And suddenly, not ten yards further,
we beheld them stop. A low cry arose.
Silver doubled his pace. digging away
with the foot of his crutch like one
possessed, and next moment he and
had come also TO dead halt
Before US was q great excavation.
not very recent. for the sides had fallen
In and grass had sprouted on the bot
tom. In this were the shaft of pick
broken In two and the boards OF sew
eral packing cases strewn around. On
one of these boards I saw. branded with
= hot iron, the name "Walrus"--the
name Of Flint's ship.
All was clear 10 probation. The
cache had been found and fihed-the
100000 were gonei
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-08-27

that2 We couldn't have done IL our
selves in the days OF Cleveland and
tariff reform"
The abundance of our resources we
owe to the protective system, which
has been the policy of this country
from the beginning, with the exception
of certain short intervals when the
country has wanted 10 experiment"
And so our first advantage over Spain
Is due 10 the American system of pro-
lection.
But we owe TO protection n greater
debt than that for the triumphs OF the
present war. AS we have more than
once pointed out in these columns, n
protective tariff does not cheaper
products by cheapening men, as does
revenue tariff; but protective tar
TX cbeapens products by elevating men.
by enabling them 10 earn wages which
secure TO them the comforts and even
the luxuries of life, so that they are
able TO employ their highest capabili-
ties In their work. IL enables them 20
educate their children and thus TO flt
them for the highest positions
The stimulation OF inventive power
Is a direct result of this elevation OF
men through the medium of high
wages. II Is 10 this stimulation OF the
inventive power, to the sksA and capa-
bility which have come through the
elevation OF men. that we owe our mar
velous industrial development II Is to
them that we owe the triumphs Of the
present war. Over and over again, on
every side, az home and abroad, we
hear IL said that the reason why the
! American navy so completely out
classed the Spanish navy was that the
Americans have skill. intelligence, In
ventive power; because the men be-
hind the guns are OF high order OF
intelligence. That all this Is true IN
due 20 the American Industrial sys-
tenn, which elevates men. which devei-
ops their intelligence and extends
their capabilities.