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The herald., 1898-09-26
COUNCILS WEEKLY SESSION
Forecast Of Some of the Matters t,
Come Up for Consideration


Come Up for Consideration
The council will today be asked for a
third extension of time allowed electric
companies before the conduit ordinance
takes effect. Under the provisions of this
ordinance, all wires and poles, excepting
those bearing the street railways power
current were to be down and the wires
underground many months ago. One ex-
tension Of time was granted, and another
at the expiration of the first. The second
will expire next week, and, as the COM
panies will not be ready for the ordinance
tend that they have hurried their work as
rapidly as possible, the council will be re-
quested for third stay Of execution until
probably January 1st. 1t will be granted,
but the companies will be given to UNDER
stand that their work must be done by
that time or the city will do 1t for them.
1t IL rather expected that the third ar
named to the council today, as 1t ts UNDER
stood that Messrs. Rays and Healey have
reached an agreement.
The announcement Is made that W. e.
de Groot will test the legality Of the city
ordinance which prevents oil operators
from drilling within 1900 feet of any public
park. The matter may possibly come be-
fore the council today in soma form.
The usual grist of street, alley and sewer
petitions and protests will be up for con-
siderafion.
The herald., 1898-09-26
PERSONAL

H. Barnes of Ventura Is in the city.
~. w. Ross OF San Francisco is in the
w.
Wy n T. Fogarty Of San Francisco Is in
tsJohty.
factory Is in the city.
]. and w. Bixby and J. Bixby, jr., An
gelenos. are guests at the Manhattan no.
tel In New York city.
Edward Chambers, general agent Of the
Santa Fe. with headquarters in this city,
is visiting in San Francisco.
]. M. Crowley. former assistant general
passenger agent of the Southern Pacific, re-
turned Saturday night from an extended
absence in Europe and Mexico.
The herald., 1898-09-26
FUSION FORCES IN LINE
THE LITTLE GIANT WILL SPEAR
AT THE PAVILION
AND AT AN OPEN AIR MEETING
Arrangements Made for Preliminary
Rally on Also treet Before the
Big Meeting at Night

Tired, but happy, James g. Mcguire, the
union candidate for governor arrived in
the city from San Diego last night for a
brief but much-needed rest before again
taking up the arduous duties of the cam
paign this morning.
Judge Mcguire. who was accompanied by
E. L. Hutchison and Hon H. P. Andrews
candidate for attorney general on the fu-
sion ticket, and Hon. Seth Mann, chairman
Of the Democratic state central commit
tee. was met at the depot by the members
of the reception committees appointed by
the Democrats, Populists and Silver Re-
publicans. 1t being Sunday, there was no
demonstration Of any kind, other than a
warm handshake between the next COVER
nor and those appointed to receive him.
A Quiet Reception
The party was driven to the Nadeau
hotel, and after dinner Judge Mcguire met
in the reception rooms several hundred
callers, who came to say howdy-do. AS
The herald., 1898-09-26
AN EMPHATIC ANSWER
Editor McGonigle Defines His Politica
Position

EDITOR McGonigle of the Ventura Demo-
crat, who is in the city, was seen yester-
day in reference to his alleged bolting OF
the fusion ticket An extract from his ar
ticle in Fridays Ventura Democrat ex-
planning his position was published in Sun
day mornings Herald. but he further told
the reporter that the article in the Times.
which was sent in by the Ventura corre-
spondent of that paper, had no foundation
In fact. The correspondent had simply
garbled an editorial in the Democrat which
proclaimed unswerving loyalty to the DEM
ocratic party into statement that he had
thrown over the fusion arrangement and
had no use for the other two union parties
The herald., 1898-09-26

Judge Mcguire will first address brief,
an open-air meeting Of the Eighth ware
Mcguire club, to be held on Also street
between Los Angeles and Alameda streets
At this meeting. which will be a rousine
one, by the way. with music, fireworks
etc.. F. L. Nicolay will preside, A. L. Apffe
act as secretary, and the following gentle
men Will serve as vce-presidents Louis
Mesmer, w. H. Gleason, Gus Hill. Rich.
ard Collins, A. L. Apffel, Hugh SIN tn
Tony Mesmer, E. McFaden, ]. C. McIn.
erny. T. F. Savage, J. Kearney, F. D. Col.
by William Stewardson, Pat F. Gibbons
william Young, Henry Kearny, A. G. San
chez, A. Guenter. William Bryant, -
Boutwell,, r. T. Ames, Charles Gerson
Charles Engelke, Charles Endel, p Simons
II. Rotsler. Tim Horgan, julius Nicholson
Leon Escalier. william Twohig, Pat Mon
ahan, George Lacour, P. Boyer, Tom Cart.
er, John Morris, Charles Prayer, Peter
Muller, H. Bickle, William Rooney, J. w
ODonneM, C. Vincent, L. Benschel, E. s
Fulton, George Stevenson, William Ste
venson. Seth Shibley, L. Meyers, Charles
Wise, A. Ramish, F. Mesmer. r. Todd, vi.
cente Sotello, Jules Sentous, Frank Puts.
segur, Paul Sablon. Charles Mueller, J. Cas-
sidy, f. J. Stephens. Charles Bogard, A. p
Buisseret, Ed Collier.
A committee, consisting Of Tony Mes.
mer and J. c. McInerney. will act as ar
escort for Mr.. Mcguire and Judge C. C
Wright, who will also address the assem-.
blage, and after the meeting the Eighth
Ward Mcguire club will join with the
Hickory, Silver Republican and other
clubs and escort Judge Mcguire to the pa
vilion. The Also street meeting will be
held promptly at o'clock, as the pavilion
meeting is booked for o'clock.
The Procession
The arrangements for the procession tc
the pavilion have been placed in the hands
Of Earl Rogers, and he last night issued
the following orders, supplementary to
those already published:
Judge Mcguire will be escorted from
the Nadeau hotel to the pavilion by the
Hickory club. the Silver Republican club
the Mcguire club and the various Demo.
cratic ward clubs of the city. No attempt
to have an extensive parade will be made
but the large membership Of the clubs In
sures that several hundred men will he
in line
"All persons desiring to march with the
The herald., 1898-09-26

escort are cordially invited to join any
club which they may see fit."
All who desire to march are requested to
report by their presiding officer to Earl
Rogers at the Hickory club headquarters
in the Gardner & Zellner block on Broad
way between Second and Third streets
at this afternoon.
The Hickory club will form at its hall
at o'clock, sharp. The club will be in
charge of T. J. Mccarthy and the march
ing committee selected at the last meeting.
The Silver Republican club, under the
orders Of c. F. Edison, will form at their
club house on Second street at the same
hour as will the Mcguire club.
As Judge Mcguire will leave for the pa
Whom promptly, all members must be in
line at the time indicated.
Seats have been reserved at the pavilion
for all who march with the escort, and
guards will insure that the reserved seats
are not taken by others.
Line of March
The line Of march will be from the Ma
deau hotel on Spring street to Fourth. on
Fourth to Broadway, south on Broadway
to Fifth, and thence to the pavilion.
Men and women who are willing to assist
in decorating the stage in Hazards pavilion
for the Mcguire meeting tonight are re-
quested to bring flowers and evergreens
to the pavilion this afternoon at o'clock,
or as soon thereafter as possible. The COM
mittee will be there to receive the con-
tributions
Every possible arrangement for the
comfort Of those who attend the pavilion
tonight has been made. There will be seats
for thousands, but it Is probable one or
more overflow meetings will be necessary
In order that all who want to hear the
Little Giant" may have an opportunity to
do so.
Maguire's Itinerary
Leaving this city tomorrow. Judge Ma
guire will speak at Perris during the day,
Tuesday at the county convention to be
held there, and on Tuesday night at Riv-
erside. On Wednesday night he will speak
lat Bakersfield. with probably several min
ute speeches en- route to that place.
Thursday afternoon he speaks In Tulare,
and on Thursday night at Visalia.
Friday night he speaks at Hanford. and
on Saturday night. October LIST, at Fresno
The herald., 1898-09-26
MAeuREs ARRIVAL FROM SAN DIEGO AND THE EVENING RECEPTION

rienced.''
" Eva sugar stock has gone from sos per
share to $500 per share. Just think Of 1t!
1t seems incredulous. Besides this they
have doubled their stock (watered it) and
now this new issue brings nearly $500 per
share. All this increase in value has not
taken place since came here. It was $9t
when the Mckinley bill took effect, but the
biggest jumps have been lately. One OF the
big firms, Hymen Bros. told me he had had
fifty applications for positions from young
men from the United States since annexa.
ton took place. This shows you the condi-
tion."
The herald., 1898-09-26

Judge Mcguire speaks here tonight, he
avoided the discussion Of politics. content
ing himself with merely meeting the repre-
sentative men who called upon him.
The reception lasted until $50. at which
hour the rooms were closed. Before retir-
Ing a brief interview was accorded by the
union candidate
Mcguire Is Sanguine
II have but little to say" said Judge
Mcguire to The Herald reporter. but am
very, very glad to say that little. 1t Is
this: have made q number of campaigns
In this state, both in my own behalf and in
aid Of others, in the past, but can say to
YOU, in all truth and fairness, that have
never before met with the enthusiasm,
never before seen the people turn out as
they are turning out this year for the union
or fusion ticket.
1.-THE people seem to have grasped the
issues Of this campaign instantly. They
almost seem to have been prepared for
every issue that they are now called upon
to consider and pass upon, and assure
you that the welcome given me In South
ern California has been so much greater,
40 much warmer than expected, 1t being
the home Of my opponent, that hardly
know how to thank the men of this Sec
ton.
Everywhere it has been the same. Ped
pie of al parties have given me a cordial
greeting, a willing and thoughtful hearing,
and have expressed most earnest desire
for the success of the ticket in this state
that have the honor to lead. 1t has not
been empty compliments to candidate,
but the honest, sincere expression and wish
of the people for the success OF the union or
fusion ticket, because they have realized
that its success means their political SAL
walton.
$50 firmly convinced are the masses that
Republican control means railroad con-
troll again in California, that voters who
have heretofore held aloof from every
movement other than that sanctioned by
the Republican party are openly coming
to the front and pledging their support to
the fusion ticket, regardless Of past party
preferences.
you can say for me that am more than
satisfied with the outlook. more than sat
islied with my campaign. and am assured
more and more every day Of the ultimate
triumph Of the party and the cause rep
resent In California
Trip to Pomona
This morning Judge Mcguire leaves for
Pomona, and will try to stop at Ontario.
but it 10 a matter Of doubt as to his being
able to reach that place on this trip.
1--WE would IKE to reach every city, town,
village and hamlet In the state II We could"
said Seth Mann last night. but we cannot
make all Of them. The reception accorded
Mcguire at every stopping place along the
way wherever he has travelled has shown
US that the people are wide awake this
year. and the Judge would be more than
glad Of an opportunity to talk to all Of
them. He Will make as many Of the places
as possible, but cannot hope to reach them
all"
Tonight's Meetings
Upon his return to this city tonight
The herald., 1898-09-26

Mr.. McGonigle is pleased with the outlook
for the campaign. in his county, and be-
lieves that the usual narrow Republican
majority will be wiped completely out this
time. He certainly will do his best person.
ally and with his paper to achieve that re-
suit. So far from being a bolter is the ed
itor of the Ventura Democrat that he is
making a personal. open fight for Ma
guire's success.
The herald., 1898-09-26
Found q Skeleton

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 25.-The skeleton Of a
man has been found on the Old Town flats
1t is thought to have BEEN washed ashore
by the tide. Identification appears impos-
sible, but the belief Is that the skeleton is
the remains of John Dietrick, soldier of
Company D, Third artillery, who was car
ried out to sea while bathing off Ballast
point last July.
The herald., 1898-09-26
TIRED OF LIFE

Nature Completed What Poison Failed
to Do
Despondent with sickness, Jacobs an
old soldier, attempted his life yesterday
morning by swallowing a quantity of
laudanum. His desire for death was real
lied, not. however, by the opium poison.
as he rallied from its effects: but hts heart
probably was the direct cause. Last
Thursday Jacobs left the Soldiers home
and came to this city to be attended. He
was suffering from neuralgia Of the heart
and stomach, and his lungs were also In
The herald., 1898-09-26
FreYe's Heirs Wanted

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-There are
several thousand dollars in Wells-Fargo
and the German Savings banks deposited
to the credit Of DR.. g. B. C. de Freye, who
died in Vienna on July 4th last, and all ef-
forts to find an heir or claimant for the
fortune have been unavailng. AS far as Is
known, the doctor had no relatives. He
was pioneer physician of this CITY
The herald., 1898-09-26
Pears

Unless you have used Pears
soap you probably do not know
what we mean by a soap with
no free fat or alkali in it-noth-
ing but soap.
The more purely negative soap
is, the nearer does it approach
perfection.
The herald., 1898-09-26
CITY NEWS
INDEX OF LOCAL EVENTS
Chronicled on Pages S and 8.

sunday sermons from city pulplts.
Funeral services over the remains
Of Harry Judson.
The Little Giant arrives in the city
and Is given reception at the Nadeau.
Gartbaldl guards refused permis-
sion to sell beer and their picnic be-
comes a frost.
An old soldier dies from the effect :
Of laudanum, taken with suicidal In
tent, and heart trouble.
The herald., 1898-09-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

G. d. Howry, undertaken, Fifth and
Broadway. Lowest prices in the city.
Call telephone main 24s for ambulance.
Bresee Brothers, Sixth and Broadway.
Robert Sharp & Co.. funeral directors, Isl
and 7bs South Spring street. Tel. main 1929.
watches cleaned Is cents: mainsprings.
% cents: crystals, 10 cents. Patton, "a
South Broadway.
J. Clayton, a dope fiend. was sent to the
receiving hospital yesterday from Main
street for treatment.
Dan McCully, boy, was attended at
the receiving hospital yesterday by DR..
Hagan for q mashed toe.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph office for A. Bur-
rell. L. L. Charles. H. L. Hovey and J. g.
Cross
Adams Bros. dentists. 3Ss3z South Spring
street. Plates from g. Painless extracting.
= q cents. Filling q speciality. Hours. 3 to s:
Sundays. 10 to II.
Henry Terny. runaway boy from Fres-
NO, was caught at the Arcade depot yes
terday by Offlcer Cox and sent to the po-
lice station to await the arrival Of some
one from the north to take him home.
Do you Know that framed picture makes
. most desirable wedding PRESENT. II you
are looking for anything IN that line do not
fail to call at H. c. Lichtenberger's art en-
porium. 2o2 South Spring street.
Isaac B. williams. who was arrested on
q warrant charging him with assault to
commit murder on ]. W. Casebeer, his
father-in-law. some months ago, was re-
leased from the county Jail yesterday un-
der $500 bond.
Paula Rodriguex was brought to the
county jail yesterday from San Fernando,
In default of q 500 peace bond under which
she had been placed by the justice because
she threatened to do bodily injury to an
other woman.
DR.. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, stimson block.
nrst Moor. rooms 133. 1874. 1856 Special atten-
tion given to obstetrical cases. and all DIS
eases Of women and children. Electricity
scientifically used. Consultation hours, !
TO 6. Telephone 1921.
J. C. Needham OF Modesto, Republican
candidate for congress from the Seventh
district, was in the city yesterday en- route
to Riverside county, where he will deliver
several speeches. He was accompanied by
Major c. w. Kyle Of San Francisco. From
Riverside county the gentlemen will go to
San Diego county.
The herald., 1898-09-26
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The herald., 1898-09-26
EVENTS OF TODAY
Orpheum-vaudeville.

; City council meets-10 a. m.
Board Of freeholders meets, council I
; chambers p. m.
Opening of the fusion campaign In I
Los Angeles; Hon. James @. Mcguire 4
; Will, discuss the issues of the hour
Hazards pavilion-8 p. m.
Board OF education meets-7:30 p. m.
Sacred Heart parish fair, East Los I
Angeles-S p. m. !
= $$\< ~ ~ 4 / / / / / l. L L L 4
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Flexible Rubber
Dental Plates

OUR NEW PROCESS Of Flexible Dental
Plates Is as yet but little understood by the
public and less understood by dentists In
general. 1t has many advantage. over the
being lighter and thinner. This plate being
fexible-onty tribe thicker than heavy
writing paper-fits closer to the mouth,
other rubber. Once tried, no other plate
win be desirable. Brought TO the notice Of
the public through DR.. Schinman only.
The herald., 1898-09-26
Rooms go and &c,
1O7 North Spring st.

Also open evenings and Sunday Moons
for the accommodation Of those who can.
not come at any other time.
The herald., 1898-09-26

When . mans wife's old-maid sister lives
with them he becomes as great a match
maker as q woman.
The herald., 1898-09-26

DR.. Max Wassman, dentist, rooms 22t
and 226 Potomac block. Broadway, between
eecond and Third. Tel. Brown 1O7S
The herald., 1898-09-26
Maximum temperature 73.
Minimum temperature 81.
Forecasts

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-Indicatio
Tor Southern California;: Partly cloudy
with showers and thunder storms In the
mountain regions; fresh west wind.
The herald., 1898-09-26

Wall paper. late styles. low prices, At
A. A. Eckstrom's s2 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-09-26
THE WEATHER

TEMPERATURE-Re of observa tinns
taken at Los Angeles Sept. 25. The
barometer III reGuced 10 sea level
Time Bar. Ih'r. R. II. wind Vel Weather
sss'a: sea: ssss ssss g 8 NV / GSilsse' Slsss
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Upon his, return to this city tonight
The record-union., 1898-11-09

16, Hierlihy /, Naples %, Robertson i.
Treasurer-Green %. Reeves IL, Will
Jams /. Attorney General-Andrews
p, Ford 10. Surveyor General-Mul-
holland %, Smith /, Wright 10. Clerk
Supreme Court-Biddle 1, McCraney 70.
superintendent Public Instruction
Gallagher l, Kirk 16, Runckle %. SupV
erintendent State Printing-Johnston
%, Woodman 1S. Justices Supreme
Court-Conley %, Mcfarland 10, Van
Dyke 20, Van Fleet II. Congressman
De Vries %, Ryan II. Board OF
Equalization-Brown 10, Scott Ito. Rail
road Commissioner-Edso 1S, La Rue
%. Assemblyman. Twenty second Dis
trict-Brooke 81. Johnston IL. Sheriff
johnson 10, Morrison 20 County
Clerk-Hamilton "a, Lamphrey 10.
Auditor and Recorder-Bohan 70, Conn
II. Tax Collector-Bugby 10, Lusk y,
Carlow 4, Hinter 2. Assessor-Bau-
mann 10, Berkey %. County Treasurer
-Greenlaw %, Greer 15. District At
torney-Baker IL, C. T. Jones II, J.
Charles Jones 13. County Surveyor
Boyd "A. Winn 1S. Superintendent Of
Schools-Howard %, Potter 13. Coro-
ner-Gormley %, McMullen 19. Public
Administrator-Fay %, Smith IL. SUI
pervisor, Fifth District-Jenkins 50,
Knott 8. Senate Constitutional Amend
ment No. 41-Yes /, no 2. Senate Con-
stitutional Amendment No. 1O-Yes 1,
no % Senate Constitutional Amend
ment No. 44-Yes 3, no %. Assembly
Constitutional Amendment No. 37-Yes
II. no %. Assembly Constitutional
Amendment No. 36-Yes /, no %. AS
y Mt Amendment NO.
8S-Yes 4, no 20. Assembly Constitu-
tional Amendment No. 34-Yes 3. no %.
For Constitutional Convention z,
against TO- Total vote 43.
d-Governor-Gage Al, Har-
riman 1, Mcguire So. Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Andrew 2. Hutchison 80, Neff
45. Secretary Of State-Curry "a,
Thompson 81 Controller-Colgan 90,
Naples H. Robertson 1. Treasurer
Dewey 2, Green 80, Reeves 81, Williams
3. Attorney General-Andrews 70,
Blanchard 1, Ford 45, Strawn Hamilton
1. Surveyor General-Mulholland Is,
Smith 1, Spurrier 1, Wright 90. Clerk
of Supreme Court-Fassett l, McCraney
80, Root 80. Superintendent Public
Observation-Disclosures /, Kirk 4O, Pugh
1, Runckle 25. Roulston l. Superinten-
dent State Printing-Atwood l, john
ston 33, Woodman Al. Justices Su-
preme Court-Conley "a. Mcfarland 81,
Stewart /, Van Dyke 26, Van Fleet Al.
Congressman-De Vries 81, Ryan Ito.
Board of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40, Scott
80. Railroad ommissioner-Edson 43,
La Rue 20. Assemblyman, Twenty-sec-
ond District-Brooke %, Johnston 53
Sheriff-Johnson 81, Morrison A.
County Clerk-Hamilton Sc. Lanphrey
10. Auditor and Recorder-Bohan Is,
Cohn 40. Tax Collector-Bugby 81,
Lusk q. Assessor-Baumann 10,
Berkey SO. County Treasurer-Green-
law 40, Greer %. District Attorney
Baker %, C. T. Jones 21, J. Charles
Continued on Eighth Page)
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YESTERDAYS
ELECTION,

CONTINUED from Third Page.)