davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
2lnslano.

- Cine in 90 8 unter benz 8orIt5
bes neutrality-suspicious. Or. @aBner be-
rufene @erIammlung beitimmte ols Sag
Der 9auptfeier bes Gutenbergiubtz
lGums ben "a. sunni 1900 unb Tebte elm
probiiorii4es prOgramm fet.
-prin3 8ernabotte e, Der %3tpeitGtz
tefte Sobn bes 8Dnigs Sstar BON @9peben
unb Nortpegen, bat ii9, tpte bic Stod9plmer
3eitung nNftonblubet" fdreibt ,entI4loKea,
it9 tiinftig aler %geiitigen 9etrGnte gu entz
balten. Der 9rin3 fou bemaufoIge f9on in
ben n69iten Sagen benz @nt6altfamteltsDer=
Elm beitreten uno bas blaue 8anb unlegen,
ipel9es ale Mlto6olfeinbe in S9neoen als
ii9tbares Qbaei4en ibrer Nii4ternbeit tras
gen.
: Sn berOrtf9aft San SalDatOresMOns
ferrato Bel Ilefanbria mp0rten lid
bic 9 sesen bic Sbrigfeit unb be-
tparfen biefe nit Steinen, UNI bic Inter u9z
ungen Der &eblauszG ommifion gu berbtnz
bern. Der 8rigabier unb Der Sberit Der
garabinieri tpurben Derpunbet, tDprauf cine
Mbtbeilung 8er1aglieri, peG9e sufGaig Dorz
iibertam, bon Der @affe 9ebrau4 ma4te.
8ier 8auern tpurben gst0btet, span3ig
59per berpunbet. Muf InDrbnung Der 8ez
BORDEN traf Elm Battalion 5ur8ertGrtnng Elm.
- Die err fen 16 6eutf4en MGbs
@en, bic freipiltg na9 "Sent d.
g IbpeitzMfrit geben, um bort 3I>
nd9H Bel 4nfieOGern unb Mifiionsz 5ami'
lien Nni6luB gu finben nnb fpdter ben
beut1den Qanbsleuten briiben quite 9aus<
frauen -unb benz beut19en S9ubgebiete cine
pert6pone @tHBe fir beuti4es @eien in
beutf4er Tamilie gu tperoen, retien am %,
Nopember nit benz Oampfer uMarie WOr'
mann" BON 9amburg naa @patopmunc
ab.
sir bic ] ii n g # en- bentf4en
faiferGi9en Prin5en fon onf Nn=
orbnuna bes &ai1ers in Der NG9e Der Sta
tion @runepalb, auf BEN fosenannten
vpflaiterterrain" Elm neues S4loB err
ri9tet tperber. 1rfpriinglt9 mar fir oieien
3ped Das Marmorpuluis BEL 9Otsbdm in
MusIi9t genpmmen; man bat ieoo4 baoon
@bfanb nebmen miifen, peil bic b~ortigen
@runbna erper6dltnihe bermaBen ungin=
ttg finb, baB man fir bic 8eiunbbeit Der
prinSen na9tbetlige SOlgen befir9ten
muBte. Nuf Der Station 9runetpalb felbft
nirb fdon in ben ndditen Sasen nit benz
8au zines papiaons beeonnen perbeu, Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
Gin sasermarf@ anf Sem-@aKer.

Ser Si19ereimeiiter unb ebemalige &apiz
tan 9roBmann aus 9a1e a. b. SadGe bat
es mittels zines BON inn erfrnoeuen
@9pimm19ubes gu 8ege gebraAt, Die
@trede aus Der @tabt Der 9auoren biz SIR
Dampff9iffsitution in plObeniee auf benz
MaFer 3uriidauleeen. @el4es Nuf!ehen
Der rWaHertourift" bel feinem @rf9einca in
Pl0Beniee berurfa9te, sebt aus einem bon
elmer Mugenaeusin ibermittelten 8eridte
berbor, ben mir bier folgen lafen, ~Ils
mir am Ifer bes &anals BEL pl0benfee entz
lang gingen, fefIelte cine eigent6imli9e Grz
f9einung unIere 8lide. Som entgegcraez
feBten ufer fer fam Elm Mann iiber bos
WaTer gef9ritten. 9a mir peher Elm. Brett
nod fonit ettpas lmter feinen Siiben 6ez
mertten, 10 f9ien fein nauf benz @aFler gez
FEN" f4ier unerfldrli3, unb nit 9eiponntez
1tet NufmerfIamfeit beoba@teten mir bas
N%Gbertommen. @rit ais er am ufer angez
langt mar, faben mir, baB er an feinen 5i=
BEN ie cine 8le6rObre bon 5iemli9er 2Gn9e
befeitigt bate. Die &Dbren tparen ar ben
@nben 3ugeipibt, unb in ibrer Mitte befanb
ihh cine 2af9e gum 9ineiniteden Der Iibe.
Mittels bieies Npparates tonnte Der Mt1nn
ii9 NIT aiemliher S9nelIigtett auf BEN
@ofer fortbetpegen." Dies bat aues ;c:ne
&i9tigfeit. 9err @roBmunn fann lid aher
in Ieinen ble9ernen S9pimmf9uben niGt
nur auf benz WaKer fortbepesen, er Fiibrt
auf bemfelben au9, tpie er bor einem DieI=
fDpfigen publifum ge3eigt bat, fDrm1i9e
Surniibungen aus. 90 bleibt er 3. 8. aaf
einem 8ein iteben, tniet auf benz BuTIer=
ipiesel nieber, ober er biidt it4l INN bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
9emti@oramatii@e 9iISmm8sutitteI
TIT GtrafbMr9.

Neben benz bo6beutf9en rStrabburger
Stubtt6euter", be7en berrlt4e Quffiibrung
Der @alenftein> S9i1er's erit
firaGi9 an biefer @teue erpdbnt murbe,
giebt es iebt in S%traBbhrg elm ebenfaIs
gutgebetbenbes u@lGBif9es S9eater", III
tpel9em beitere unh ernite Stide i'm aGez
neutrality-suspicious. 0iuleft ebenfaas pOrz
aiiglt9 gegeben merben.
go pirtt au9 bic bon Der &ei9sregie=
rung unteritiibte bramatii9e &un3t NIT,
INN bic gIfdher mieber gan3 beuti3 81
MAIDEN.
Inter 2eitung bes bo6beutf9en StraBz
burger @tabttbeaters 1inb jebt in 9traB<
burg audi beutf9e 9t6terabenbe einge=
fibrt. Inter lebbafter 8etbeiligung ein~
geborenen unb aus benz HeiGe eingepanz
berten publifums nirb in einem groBen
Saal ie Elm 8o~rtragsabenb einem bebeuten=
ben beutf9en 9t9ter geipibmet. grft pirb
bon einem bo9befGbigten Ga9manne Elm
'8ortrag iiber ben be3iigli4en 9t9ter eez
baGten, bann fol9en 8ortrdge aug @erfen
besielben bur3 bic befdbigtften Mitglieber
bes 6o9beuti4en StaDtt6eaters. Der erIts
oiefer 9i9tera6enbe gait Schiller. Ser
ausge5ei3nete 2iteraturfori6er unb aebner
profefor SbeD6alo 3iegler f4tlberte in be-
seifterter unb begeiternOer WeiIe, mas
.@9iaer benz beutf4en @olte mar unb lit.
Damn folgten 9etlamutiDnen unb @e1angsz
oortrage, in oenen bic Mitgliebsr bes
S6eaters S3iIer ielbft in auserle Ienen
feiner 9ebi9te unb in gOmpoitionen berz
felben gum Wort fommen lieBen. Der MAJ
terieae 9eptnn btefer 46enbe fommt elmer
gu begriinbenben Peniionsanitalt bes @tabt=
t6eaters gu Suite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16

S4nuae an Ieinen S9nimmfduben feler
gu 5ieben; bann .gebt's munter peiter i'm
@islduferf9ritt nit elmer foI9en Si4er1eit
uno glesan3, als bate Der Daierfiirit(er
einen gut gebielten 8oben unter ben 5iiben.
Sc mar ni9t bic erite probuttion biefcr Dirt,
bic Der @rfinher bpr einem ungelabenen
publitum abiolOirte, II betlagt er Ii4 bGrz
iiber, baB er auf feinen BaRertpdnberunger
ni4t ielten BON einem S4uBmann Dber
@enbarmen uufgeforbert tperbe, lieber an's
l1fer gu tommen, ba bic Sa@e D5u otel Tuf>
feben" perurfa9e. 9err 9roBmdnt bat ietne
@rfinbung putentiren lufen unO ptrO nod
einige @erbeierungen bardn bornebmea, Jim
fife fir militdrif9e 3pede taugli4 gu MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
9er alte Safem sseru5a1ems.


0ur3 bic paldtinareife bes beuti6en
&aiiers 1T bic Seeftabt Saffa in M1er
Wunb getommen, inbem fe benz &ai1er urb
ieinen 8egleitern als 2anbungsplaB b:ente.
Sic TT bas Sapbp Der 8tbel unb baS SSoppe
Der 8rte3en, mar uripriin9li9 cine aDlpnie
Der Pb0ni5ier unb pltrbe CUR 3eit beg iibiz
f4en &Dnigtbums Der 5afen fir SeruIalem,
pobin S0ntg Salomo bon S1rus au1s bic
8aumutertalten gum Sempsl f9affen lieB.
9ter i4iffte fi4 nu9 Der 8ibel audi Der prp=
pbet Sonas elm, UNI ih benz gDttliden 8efebl,
ben 8epobnern bes betbnif9en Ninipe6 5u
prebigen, bur9 bic Slu9t gu ent3ieben.
5riib3eitig. beftanb in Saffa cine iiibif9e
Nieoerlaffung, aber in ben 8eitb Der 9tabt
9~elangten Die Sfraeliten erit unter ben Scat
tabdern. Ser iibif9e 9elb Simon Utatfaz
bdus entriB ie buuernb ben Sprern, be-
feftigte ie unb ertpeiterte ben 9afen.
0as Sbriitentbum fan6 friib3eitig Sinz
gang in Saffa, inhem bon bier aus bic 9ei=
Oenbetebrung Der 4poitel ibren Mnfang
nabm. Petrus pobnte bier i'm 9auie bes
8erbers Simon unb Iernedte nu9 Der
neutrality-suspicious. bic Sabeu bpm Sobe.
@On ben R0mern 5peimaG 5ert0rt,
tuurbe bic Stabt 3uerit nur nOtbOiirftig tpie<
Der aufgebuut, Bonn ~fiinften Big fiebe4ten
Sabrbunoert pirb 1e als 8if9ofsiiB GEE
nannt. SIM Sabre 636 bur6 ben &baIifen
Omar erobert, mar Saffa f4On pieOer Elm
be%bentenoer 6afenort getporoen, ais bic
&reu5fabrer es 1899 einnabmen, bic Dier
CUR Grinnerung an bic ni9tige Stellung,
nel9e bic 9emeinbe uno Der 8if9Of bon
Saffa in Der 9riftGi9en Stride einuubmen,
Elm netes 8istbum Suffa griinbeten. DGbz
renb Der u folgenben uhrubtgen .3eit
tpmrbe bic Stabt btel umitritten. 8alb mar
ie in ben 9Gnben Der Sranten, balb ipurbe
tie bieien tpieber bur9 bic Moslem entriIien.
SIN Sabre 1867 ging file Bel einem ginfaa
her Weebpter auf INNER ben Gbriiten perloz
rem unb f6ien bunn sar5 gu %Dertommen, 10
baB i'm fi%nfaebnten ~Sabrbunbert muir Deni9e
9Guier BON benz emit 10 belebten unb ret9en
9afenort iibrig 9eblieben tparen.
8is gum Gnoe bes a9t8ebnten Sabrbnn<
berts aber bate ii9 Saffa pieber gebpben,
10 baB Elm iteigenber 9anbelsberte6r beit1nb.
Starte &ingmauern, bic iebo9 i'm Sabre
1899 bic Gritiirmung Der Stabt bur3 bic
6ran3oien unter Napoleon Sonaparte ni4t
gu 9inbern permo9ten, umgaben bamals Die
@tabt. Die iibrig gebliebenen 1000 Mann
Der 8eIabung, bic iebe Gapitulation abge=
lebnt batten, lieB Sonaparte, als er ben 3iitz
5ug mad Negbpten antreten mlbBte, notbgez
brungen niehermdben, neil er ite tpeber mitz
nebmen, nod in ieinem &iiden auradlaiien
fpnnte.
SIN Sabre 1882 bemd9tigte ii9 Der re-
beni19e 8i5ef0nig bon Negppten, Webemeh
Nli, Der Gtabt, bic INN erit 1910 nit britiz
f9er unb Ofterrei9il3er Siilfe BON ben Sir
fen pieber entriiIen perben tonnte.
9eute geb0rt Saffa, in benz ebemdls bic
itolsen Blotten @alomons lanbeten, gu einem
Der gefabrliditeu 2~anbunsspldse Der sanaen
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
WANTS CHIEF MooRE's JOB
Michigan Man Who Is the Best Thing
That Ever Happened

Mayor Snyder yesterday received the fol-
lowing letter from Michigan man. and
as the reader will quickly note, It will now
behoove Chief Walter Moore to be on his best
behavior, for there are others:'
"MENOMINEE, Mich. June "a, 1885,
mayor of Los Angeles: l notce by an
article in Fire and Water that your city was
visited by quite an extensive fird and that
better management of your fire department
is contemplated. Now if this means the in
stallation of a new chief, who is capable of
managing the department to the credit Of the
city, l desire to file an application for the
position. l will be able to furnish the best
of recommends from underwriters and resi-
dents of your city as to my ability as a fire
man. have had years of valuable expert
ence and have a position here, but am de-
sirous of lettering my lot If possible by
going west. Should you desire suitable
person for the place-if a charge is con-
templated-let me hear from you at once
and will write you more fully Yours re-
specially. ~. H. KRAFT"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
STREET SIGN QUESTION
Blanchard and Ashman Not Walking
in Path of Roses

If Councilmen Blanchard and Ashman
do not dispose of that street sign question
soon their number of gray hairs will be
very materially increased. The three low
est bidders are Mr.. Neuman of Los An
geles, whose bid is 1897; Mr.. Baker Of San
Francisco, whose bid is s2152, and Mr.. Drom-
gold of Los Angeles, whose bid is s2247.
There is considerable objection to per-
hitting the contract to go outside the city,
and this fact is thought to dispose of Mr..
Baker, thus leaving the contest between
Neuman and Dromgold. Neuman is I'M
doubtedly the lowest bidder, but Dromgold
contends that Neuman's bid, being lump
bid, Is not according to the advertisement,
and further that of the two propositions,
Neumans Is by no means the cheapest,
when quality and character of goods Of
fered are taken into consideration. This
question is the one with which the board
of public works has to wrestle, and they
will probably not make a recommendation
before Monday.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
Mayor Snyder Calls Upon All Citizens
to Participate

Mayor Snyder has issued a proclamatio
asking the business men to all give their
employees chance to take part in the OBJ
servance of the Fourth OF July. This year,
Of all others, he thinks all should enter irto
the celebration with a spirit and enthusl-
asm certain to make it a day long to be
remembered The proclamation is as fol-
lows:
LOS ANGELES, June so, 1885,
ITO the Citizens Of Los Angeles: Our
country Is now engaged in a war for which
the history of the world furnishes no pre-
ceden.-a war declared for the purpose of
freeing an oppressed and down-trodden peo-
pie from tyrannical rule. Their condition
has appealed to the love of liberty that
exists in the heart of every true American,
whose forefathers were also forced to take
up arms for the preservation Of their lives
and liberty.
ION Monday this great ration will cele-
brate the 1921 anniversary of this similar
step taken by the American patriots. 1t is,
therefore, fitting that this years celebra-
ton should be one of the greatest In his
tory.
II take this means Of earnestly requesting
that all places of business be closed on
July 4th to the end that employer and en-
ploye alike shall be enabled to participate
in the observance of the day. I also earn
estly call on every citizen to display the
Stars and Stripes at his home, no matter
how humble that home may be.
Every consideration Of patriotism urges
our people to make the celebration of such
a day at such a time something which will
make lasting impression upon the rising
generation. m. P. SNYDER,
"Mayor"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
HAD STOLEN GOODS
Police Detectives Discover Considera-
BILE Missing Property

By the prompt action of Police officer
Robbins last Wednesday night detectives
were enabled to recover quantity OF
stolen goods. The officer discovered Will
bur WEIGH, youth employed by Curtis
Colyear at the secondhand store, No. 322
South Main street, in possession of ko-
dak. WEIGH was asked how hehad got
1t, and fully admitted having stolen 1t
from his employer. At the police station
Welch finally admitted to the detectives
that he had been taking quantity of goods
from Colyear's store and giving them to
Charles Lyon, on parole from the Whittier
reform school, and Paul Delbesty.
The detectives went to the room of the
pair on Also street and there discovered
a quantity of goods, such as hose and All
electric battery, which WEIGH claimed he
had stolen from his employer with the con-
nivance of the other boys. The trio will be
tried on charges Of petty larceny.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
Hickory Club Meeting

The Hickory club meeting this evening
promises to be the largest and most inter-
esting yet held. Additional rooms have been
secured, and number of good speakers
and musicians will assist to make the even
ing pleasant one. Important matters will
be brought before the club in regard to the
Fourth of July parade, and all members
should be present and invite their fellow
Democrats to attend. The coats, hats an,
canes ordered for the cane brigade have ar
rived and can be secured by applying at
headquarters.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01

Abbot Kinney has filed a protest against
the action of Street Superintendent Drain
in accepting the Main-street improvement.
and authorizing assessments to be made for
the work.
Mr. Kinney contends that the street was
paved once before several years ago to the
satisfaction of the street superintendent
and the council, and that the council then
neglected to accept the street, thus never
providing for its repair. He therefore
claims that he cannot be made to pay twice
for thing just through the neglect of a
city council. Kinney also asserts that the
Improvement is not made according tc
specifications between Eighth and Ninth
streets.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
Two Estimates

Justice D. c. Morrison has filed his esti-
mate of the expenses of his department of
police court for the coming fiscal year. 1t
is as follows: Salary of Judge, $4,000; salary
of clerk, $500; books and dockets, SIS;
blanks and stationers, $3.50; interpreter
fees, $500; total, $4225.
Another estimate is that of the public IL
brary, filed by Anna d. Austin, clerk pro
tenn. The total expenses of that institution
are estimated at s3565O, divided as follows
Books, $1,000; periodicals, $1,000; binding,
$4,000; printing and supplies, $500; expenses.
$500; fiction list, $500; furniture and fix
lures, $500; rearranging and renovating,
$3.50; salary, librarian and two assistants,
$4,000 twenty-seven attendants. SIS 900; JAM
itor, 5000; total, s35, $50.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
The Great Ba,tlc.h,1 Orcron

The trip of the battleship Oregon around
Cape Horn, a distance of Is, 900 miles, with
out doing any particular damage to her
complicated machinery, is an achievement
In which we all take pride. 1t is like the
man or woman who reaches the ripe old
age of 100 years by safely passing all the
shoals of disease in the pathway of life.
Very few do 1t, but a great many could If
proper care be taken of the health. At the
first sign of disorder in the stomach, liver
or blood, help should at once be secured
by taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The
stomach is the starting point of nearly
every disease, and the Bitters correct he
ailments of that important organ. With
the digestive organs in healthy state, the
length Of life Is increased. Good health
means a good stomach. This Bitters make
the sick well by making the stomach well.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
he Is a Bad Boy

Justice Owens found William Kuster,
alias Ed Scott, guilty of vagrancy yester-
day and ordered him to appear for sentence
this afternoon. Kuster was arrested be-
cause he was alleged to be worthless fell
low who slept in the river bottom and trav-
eled with bad crowd of boys. He sum-
moned his aunt. Mrs. Schafer of Also
street, to prove that he stayed at her house
and was a good boy. Mrs. Schafer did not
give him a reputation for being a paragon
of virtue, and so the young man was ad-
Judged guilty.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
No One Wants Him

The police authorities are at loss to
know what to do with Ambrosio Gonzales,
half-witted boy who is now in their GUS
today. Some time ago the boy was arrested,
as he was thought to be dangerous at large.
He would attack and bite children, so had
to be restrained. His parents were said to
reside in San Diego. but no trace of them
has been found, and nobody seems willing
TO undertake the care of the boy. He has
been in the police station about a month
and unless something can be done for him
he will probably pass most of his days in
Jail.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
Special Orders for the Fourth

The firemen will be especially alert on the
Fourth and in order that every precaution
may be taken to be ready for all emergen-
cies, the chief has promulgated the follow
ing order:
To all Firemen: You will be at your
respective engine houses on the Sd inst.
at 6p. m. sharp, and remain on duty until
Tuesday, the 5th inst. at o'clock a. m.
The captain, fireman or permanent man
in charge will have entire control of his
company, and will be obeyed accord
ingly. By order of chief engineer.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
DID NOT INVITE HIM
Hutchinson Offended at His Brother
Councilmen's Exclusion Act

Another break was made in the council
meeting yesterday Afternoon by the men,
Der from the Eighth ward, who objected
to the policy the council has adopted in try
ing to come to some agreement with the
water company. He wanted the city to take
the bull by the horns and force the issue,
contending that an arbitrator should be ap-
pointed Immediately. He claimed to be sup
ported, in the course he advocated, by the
opinions of the best attorneys in the city,
and denied that the opinions of those at
torneys employed by the city are worth
consideration.
Councilman Toll took the gentleman
from the Eighth ward to task for such
statements, and stated that if he had been
at any of the joint meetings of the water
supply committee and the water company,
he would not talk that way. Hutchinson
replied that he did not go where he was
not invited, and the matter ended by the
councils extending a formal invitation TO al!
members to be present at any meeting of
any committee at any time
Councilman Nickel informed the council
that the water supply committee had ad-
journed with the understanding that at the
joint meeting on Wednesday afternoon next
the water company had promised to submit
a proposition which would include state
ment of the company's Views.
The police pay roll of $S565.42 was passed
and the finance committee recommended
that the following transfers of funds be
made: From the new water fund to the
salary fund, $2S40.4S; from eutfall sewer
fund to the salary fund, $1245S7; from the
general sewer fund to the salary fund,
$724.7O; from the jail fund to the salary fund,
$325.9S; from the public market fund to the
salary fund, $1516.25 from the bond fund of
1881 to the salary fund. $127S.16 from the
general improvement bond fund to the SAL
airy fund, $97S.91 from the tax fund of 1896
81 to the salary fund. $212.SO from the tax
fund of 1S9S-99 to the salary fund, 5000; to.
tai, $4.123.15.
As per advance announcements, the board
of public works recommended an extension
of ninety days in the time by which all
electric poles and wires are to be down.
The extension was accordingly granted.
Blanchard then made a motion that the
City Water company be instructed to lay
six-inch water pipes on Marengo avenue
formerly Magnolia) from Cosme to Soto
street, and on Soto street from Marengo to
Michigan avenue, on Michigan avenue from
Soto to Evergreen avenue, and on Ever
green avenue from Michigan avenue to
Fourth street. The motion prevailed. This
Improvement Is much needed in the dis
trict in question.
Toll moved that proceedings for the I'm
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
Patriotic Celebration

The Catholic people Of the city will hold
Il patriotic celebration and picnic, under
the auspices of the Young Mems institute,
at D. m. July 4th in Sycamore grove. A
patriotic grafton will be delivered by James
f. Kenealy; reading of the Declaration of
Independence, Isadore B. Dockweiler
president of the day D. M. MoGarry. The
ladies of the Sacred Heart parish will fur
nish a hot dinner all day and evening
There will be races, for which prizes are
offered, dance, and fireworks display in
the evening.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-01
Want Street Fixed

/. B. Thayer, Vim. A. Prick and others
have prepared petition for presentation
TO the city council, asking that al the inter-
section of Albion street and North Main
street change shall be made. SO as to
make the Terminal railroad crossing AT
that point safe one TO pass over The petit
toners state that the railroad now takes
up all but 20 feet of the east side of the
street, and. as the gutter is a very deep one
there is not enough room for team to
drive along in safety.
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Hit bv a Train

william SAMSON was brought to the city
on the Terminal train yesterday, suffering
from bruises and a broken right ankle.
Bresee Brothers ambulance conveyed him
to the Sisters hospital, where he was at
tended by the company's physician. San
som had been hauling gravel, and while
attempting to drive across the Terminal
track between Pasadena and Gardena, was
struck by train. He rolled down 6O-foot
embankment. His injuries were not Sc
riQus.
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Beginning today, the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company has reduced its passenger
fares between this city and San Francisco.
as follows: First class s1O.S5; steerage, 1875.
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Councilman Nautilus has returned from a
months visit at his old home in Iowa. He
also visited with friends and relatives in
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provement Of Jefferson street between Or
chard avenue and Vermont avenue be aban-
doned. The motion carried and council ad-
Journed until their regular meeting next
Monday.
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Indiana and Illinois, and stopped for
peep at the Omaha exposition. Mr. Mathus'
family is still in Iowa and will not return
for several weeks yet