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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-09-23
A RUNAWAY BOY
Willie Ecarse Leads a Constable a
Stern Chase

0CCTu CuaS0
ONTARIO, Sept. 22.-Willie Scarse. re-
siding with his mother at the home of Mr..
Morley on Seventh street, left home sud
denly few days ago and has given Con-
stable Murphy quite a chase. Murphy
thought he had the boy once near San
Antonio canyon, but he gave the constable
the slip. Murphy finally found him under
n bridge in the west end of the county
with lot Of stolen goods by his side. Tho
boys case will be presented before the
superior court and the court will be asked
to consgn him to the reform school al
whittier.
Mrs. Kennedy and son, Lloyd, leave to-
day for Pasadena.
The work of fumigating the orchards Is
being very much hindered this week by
the dense fogs.
c M. Barnes, Ontarlo's candidate for
county auditor. has returned from San
Bernardino.
Hon. j. C. Needham, the Republican
candidate for congress in this district, and
his lieutenant. Mr.. Ives of San Francisco,
addressed the people of Ontario at A. O.
u. w. hall last night. Many OF our people
were surprised to learn that the finance
question was settled and that the Single
gold standard was established for all
time" that the tariff question was also
settled; that the great issues of this cam
paign were the construction of the Mica
ragua canal. the foreclosure of the mort
cages held by the government against the
railroad companies, and the disposition OF
our newly acquired territory. The hall
was not crowded. but two colored must
clans provoked considerable applause.
Dr. A. l. Shepherd of Etiwanda has spent
two days in Ontario this week with ven
geanco in his eye. He Is after the scalp of
gentleman of this section, who, he con-
siders, has injured his character.
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Tho Now Evil 81 Tea Smoking

Physicians In various parts of the coun-
try report an alarming growth of the tea
smoking habit Many of the victims are
women, but men are quite often among the
number. The habit Is contracted by those
whose nerves are dtsordered. who can't
sleep, whose digestion Is imperfect, whose
livers are out of order, who get the "blues''
and feel their strength departing. Tea
smoking excltes the brain. and the result
is general collapse. 1t seems strange that
sufferers from the above disorders should
not cure themselves with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. This Is a medicine which
whets up the appetite, regulates the bow
els, steadies the nerves and induces sound
sleep Those who take 1t find that 1t cures
dyspepsia, and there is no bad taste in the
mouth In the morning, no feeling of weak
ness after the days work Is done. It Is well
worth O trial.
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A ROUSING WELCOME
WILL BE EXTENDED JUDGE MA
CURE AT SAN DIEGO
The Anti-Saloon Congress-Grape
Ticking at Ell Cajon-Removing
Submarine Mines

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 22.-The coming visit
OF Judge James q. Mcguire. on Saturday
next. Will be made the occasion OF one OF
tho greatest and most enthusiastic politi-
cal demonstrations ever witnessed In this
city. The fusion executive committee Is
being literally supported by the rank and
file OF the free silver advocates in its elab-
crate preparations for fitting reception to
It's distinguished guest. A thoroughly repre-
sentative committee will meet Judge Ma
guire upon his arrival at the depot. and
thence to the plaza, the place OF meeting,
the escort will be q brilliant and imposing
one. Arrangement has been made for re-
ducad rates on all the railroads leading
into the city, and the indications point to
an enormous gathering. Judge Mcguire is
the idol of the fusion party In both this city
and county, and his coming Is hailed with
gladness and enthusiasm. His meeting will
open the fusion campaign In this county.
and thenceforward the silver men propose
to conduct a vigorous campaign.
San Diego Notes
The funeral of Paul II. Redger. who died
yesterday at the county hospital from
dropsy, was held this afternoon from
Johnson G. Co.'s parlors, with interment In
conducted by the Rev. J. L. Holck. pastor
OF the Lutheran church, and a large num-
her of friends followed the remains to their
last resting place.
Mrs. Lucy Long has petitioned for a di-
vorce from Charles f. Long on the grounds
of cruelty. The PLAINTIFF also brings other
serious charges against her husband.
Tho corner stone for the new chapel Of
f1=,. 7 n1r 49, o1{ Of To-
seph's hospital. was laid yesterday after
noon by Rev. Fathers Sullivan and Beart.
The ceremony was informal.
The two days session of the San Diego
county Anti-Saioon congress opened this
afternoon at the Baptist church in this city.
The attendance Is unusually large. and an
Interesting program has been prepared to
cover the two days.
A telegram was received here this MORN
ing from San Lucas, Cal, announcing the
sudden death of Charles ]. Fox. prom
inent resident of this city for the past %
years. He and his wife were returning
home after Il six months camping trip
through the state.
Grape picking is IN full blast at El Cajon
and the weather Is favorable for curing the
ralsins rapidly. The crop from Ell Cajon
valley alone tnlS year Is eSuNiatou at hoe
less than GO carloads.
Capt. Meyler. United States engineer.
with a few expert assistants. Is removing
the submarine mines placed at the en-
trance to San Diego harbor. The work Is
especially dangerous. as each mine Is
mounted with percussion cap, which Is
easily exploded should it come In contact
with hard substance.
The Republicans will open their cam
paign in this city next Monday, when Hen
ry T. Gage and Gen. Barnes of San FRAN
cisco promise to come hero In the hope or
making converts for their party.
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SANTA MONICA NEWS
Croquet Tournament-Death of MIS-.
Rogers-Meetings Close

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 22.-Mrs. Fanny
r. Rogers. mother of Mrs. J. J. Place died
last night of cancer of the aesophagus'
Mrs Rogers was native or New YORK.
and had been resident of this place Tor
four years. The funeral will be held from
the Place residence at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning and will be private.
The Crittenton meetings. which have
,been well attended throughout the series,
closed with .onight's meeting, and the
great evangelis. will leave tomorrow for
Santa Barbara In his private car GOOD
News.
The Santa Rosa carried six tons Of mer-
chandise and one hundred passengers north
from Port Los Angeles yesterday.
The steamer Siam left yesterday for
Nainaimo in ballast.
The Whltesboro departed In ballast yes
terday for Greenwood.
The bark Gulf Stream has finished dis
charging here and has departed for Port
land with The balance of her cargo
A. V. Nelson has gone to Redlands. where
he has accepted a position with ellis Il
Spoor.
The third day of the croquet tournament
being held on the Robertson lawn saw sew
eral Interesting matches and large at
tendance present Mrs. Tufts and Mrs.
Upham beat Miss Smith ard Mr.. Butcher;
Mrs. Kearne and l., Parker beat Mrs. john
son and Mrs. Jardine; Mrs. Waning and
Miss Kennedy beat Mrs. Kearne and l..
Parker; Mrs Tufts and Mrs. Upham beat
Marian Jones and w. Robertson; Miss
Roberts and Mr.. Kearne beat Miss Will
shire and Mr.. Flowers; Miss Van Dyke and
r.. Parker beat Mrs. Bettner and Miss Hen
shaw. The semi-fnals and finals will be
played tomorrow and the prizes awarded.
Mrs Bettner served the tea this after
noon.
Mrs. Modini-Wood entertained dozen
friends at luncheon today at her Ocean
avenue home in honor of Mrs. J. s. Owens
of Los Angeles, who caves for the east on
Oct: 1st. Tho table was frightened with
an artistic arrangement of pink and white
carnations and maidenhair ferns, and the
unique souvenirs were In the shape Of q
leaf with delft scene and a musical quo
tation on the back. Those present besides
tho guest of honor were Mines. Hance,
Kempton, Roth Hamilton, w. S. Botsford
w. d. Larrabee, G. Wiley Wells, Schaller.,
Chapman, Perne Johnson and Perry and
Miss Chapman.
Mrs Witherow entertained about twenty
frlenuS at an lHlOTrlal muSlc1le last even
ing Those assisting in the program were
Mrs c. NJ. Reed of FL Paso, Mrs. M. Rob-
ertson of Los Angeles, Messrs, Beach and
Prat. of the Soldiers Home, Mrs. Thomas
Watson Young of Los Angeles and Mr..
Strong of Montana.
Mrs. H. G. Dunstan left today for Menlo
Springs.
J. B. Roby left yesterday for two
months visit at his old home in Detroit
Mich.
Judge Shaw and wife of Phoenix are the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Ivens.
George Gray will return to Claremont to-
morrow to resume his college studies.
Mrs. A. Vredenburgh, author of 1.-THE
American King" is spending few days In
this city.
Mrs. Curtis Wells and Mrs. Karl Wells of
Redlands spent the day here.
b. f. Hake and wife arrived at the Ar
cadia today from Omaha to remain for an
Indefinite period.
Mrs. q. D. Neff, children and nurse are
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Quale, Miss Mary E.. Hays st. school,. 10
Quick, Miss Eva NJ. Pico Heights...... 50
Quinn. Miss Minnie. Ohio st. SCHOOL,. II
Quinlan, Edward, Musical College...... Is
Reeves Miss Carrie Normal Model. IS
Reeves, Miss Sarah W., Harper school,. So
Reeves, Miss Alice, Olive st. school,. 26
Reed, B. W., San Pedro st school...... Is
Reed, Miss Eta S., Sand st. school...... 20
Reid, Miss Vada, Sentous 81. SCHOOL,. ID
Reavis. Miss Cora. Union ave. .......... 81
Roberts, Miss Flora Occidenta college Is
Rowell. e. p. Hellman st. schoot...... 20
Slack, Miss Cora, Alpine st. SCHOOL,. So
Sullivan. Miss Helen, Case ST. school,. Is
Shine, Miss Nellie, Eighth st. school,. Is
Stedman. Miss Lulu, Eighth st. school. 80
St. Clair, Miss Nellie, Macy st. school,. 20
Strauss E. L., Fremont 81 school. A....
scollard. Miss Dora f., New Macy St.. 20
Stein, ]. w. ,Jr, Harper st. school...... II
Sharpe, Miss Belle, Sixth st. school....
Samuels, Miss Addie j., Swain st........ 81
Stanbury, Miss May, Tenth st. school. H2
Saffold, r. c., l.. A. Nil. academy" Is
Thompson, C. S., West Vernon school. 80
Tedford, Miss Matte s., Sixteenth st. 4
Timmons, Miss Clara L., Harper St.. 3
Todd, Miss Ethel NJ, CASTELAR, st....... -
Ticknor, Miss Gertrude, CASTELAR, st..,. SO
Thurston, Mrs. e. A., Custer st. school. 20
Tritt, Miss Mamie, Hewitt st. SCHOOL,. 1870
Tritt, w. W., Amelia st. school....... R3
"
Won Neumayer, Charles, Normal........ rs
Van Lew, C. c., Normal school........ 18
Vose, Miss A., Rosedale. 20
White, Mrs. M. A., Ann st. school...... 20
Wurtz, Miss Lacy, Macy st. school...... 4
Wylie, Miss J. B., First st. school...... 81
Williams, Mrs. Josie, Eighth ST. school Z
Wagner, Miss Minnie, Hewitt st. school II
White, Marie, Griffith ave. school...... 26
Waldensfels, Mrs. c., Harmon school 3
Wooster, H. NJ, High school,. z
West, Miss Nellie. Ninth ST. school...... ~
Whitock, Miss f. j., Seventeeth St.. 70
Welhem, Miss Jennie, Sand st. school. q
Walton, Miss Carrie A, Union av....... 8
Wins ton, Mrs e. NJ. Hellman st.,..... II
Worm, Miss Bertha, Sentous st........ 50
Wadsworth. G. W., Occidental college. 10
Williams, Miss May, Vernon............ Is
Wills. w. LIE Moyne, College Of Med. 16
Y
Yoder, Joseph P, Pico Heights school,. 1sS
Young, e. r, Rosedale school, ........ 8
Young, Miss Clara, Ninth St. schools. 20
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THE WALNUT CROP
New Establishment at Rivera-Pick-
ers Arrivinp-Dr. Abbott Dead

RIVERA, Sept. 22,-The new walnut
house is completed and ready for business
Ninety thousand feet of lumber and 175, COO
shingles were required for this building,
which Is 22O feet long and GS feet wide. The
young folks will dedicate the building to-
morrow with grand ball.
Walnuts are dropping somewhat but the
long-continued hot weather causes the hull
to adhere to the nut, SO the pickers will
find 1t slow and tedious work this year. AL
though 1t is very early in the season, the
pickers are gathering from NEAR and from
affair."" They come singly, in pairs and in
droves. and camp around almost any
where.
Messrs. T. l.. Gooch, D. W. Cate, p. G.
McGaugh, 8. g. Reynolds and ]. ]. McClel-
land returned this morning safe and sound
from the county convention "by the sea-"
Capt. M. A. Abbott OF Ranchito died in
Los Angeles this morning at 7:30. Capt
Abbott had suffered for some time with
heart disease. but his sudden taking off
comes as shock to the community In
which he had lived during the past II years
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Lawson, Miss Florence. Normal school. 16
Leahan, Kate. CASTELAR, st. school...... -
Lang, Miss Mary A., Swain st. school,. 70
Lotspelch, Miss Jessie, Thirtieth St.. Al
Lamb, Miss Bessie San Pedro ST. school Sc
Lackey, J. W., Woodbury. Bus. college 8
Laughln, Ada NJ, Normal school,. .1OS4
Linn, Father. st. Vincent College........ 1903
Lawton. Miss Frances. Ninth ST. school 10
M
Monlux, ]. B., Twenty-eighth st. school ~
Mccarthy, Miss Kate, Cornwell st. sch. Is
Miller, Miss N. G., Sixteenth st. school, $50
Mcclure, Mrs. Martha, Twenty-eighth rs
McGaw, Miss Jessie A., Twenty-eighth II
McGauhey, Miss Opal Custer st. school 467
Willard, j. B., Spring st. school,. AL
Marsh, Mrs. NJ R., Seventeenth st..... IS
Marsh. Miss Alice. Seventh st. school,. G
Morgan, Miss L.. Ninth st. SCHOOL,. %
Murdoch, Miss NJ. E.. First ST. school,. IL
McPhail, Miss Rena, Castelar, st. school %
Murray, Mrs. NJ. B.. Cambria st. school s
McCarty Miss Kate, Cornwall st: school II
Madden. Mrs. X. L., Breed st. school,. Z
Margaret S., Gates st. school,. ....... G
Miner, Ada NJ, Gates st. school. s
Mills, Miss M. E., Sixth st. school...... 81
Morrissey, Miss K, High school. ....... 30
Mackey, Mrs. Frances. Castelar, Stu. 2i
McFadden, Miss Isabel, Tenth ST. school IA
Metcalf, Miss Nettie F., Thirtieth st.. 10
Munday, Miss Peru H.. Thirtieth St.. 25
Manley. Miss Edna T.. Second ST. school 10
Murphy, Claire, College of Medcine.... 10
Newell, Miss Ella M. Temple st....... rs
Newell, e. NJ, Temple st. school. ....... II
Neukom, Miss Carrie, San Pedro st.... 2
Nelson, Miss Lucy p. Seventh st..... Z
Norton. Miss Nina, Ann St. SCHOOL,. 20
Newly, Miss Nellie j., Griffin ave....... 81
Osgood, Miss Kate r., Norwood school Is
Oliver. Miss Bertha, High SCHOOL,. II
Owen. Miss Mae. Harper st. school,. 8
Oswald, Miss Tillie, San Pedro st. school i'll
p
Parsons Mrs. Gertrude, High SCHOOL,. IS
Flummer, A. W., Olive st. school...... q
Potter, Mrs. Nellie l., Six h st. school. Z
Porter, Miss Burney, Rosedale school,. s
Phelps, Miss Mary, Hays ST. SCHOOL,. 153
Powell, Miss Bessie, New Macy school II
PETER, Miss Lizzie. Eighth ST. school,.
Pratt, Miss Abbie L., Harper ct. school 36S
Prince, G. H., Twenty-eighth st. school. %
Prince, Miss Belle, Griffith ave......... 16
Preston, Miss Clara NJ, Normal Model 81
Phillips, Miss Alice H., Alpine st. school 8
Prince. Miss Lilly T., Amelia school,.
Putnam, Miss S., Breed st, school...... 79
Putnam, Chas. E., Olive st. SCHOOL,.
Prentice, Miss Lucia, Goth S.. school,. IL
Phillips, Miss Bae, Sentous ST. school,. 2
Phillips, T. j., Sentous st. school...... n
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Egan, Miss Minnie. Fremont ave- school
Ellsworth, Miss Annie, Alpine st. school 2
Elllott, w. V............ !
nglish, Mrs. May, Normal school...... 2
F
Finch, Miss Eleanor, Normal. ........ 2
Frank, Miss Eva N, Temple ST. school
Fortson. Mrs. Laura NJ, Spring st...... 4
Field, Miss E. M, Staunton st. school. 8
Frew, Will l., Second st. school. ..... z
Freeman, Mrs. c. B., Sixth st. school,. 10
Forshay, Miss Amelia M, Norwood. -. AZ
Frick, Mrs. NJ j.. High school. ......... z
Foster. Miss L. K, Hewitt st. school.
Fientjer, Miss A., Cambria st. school,. 8
Flint, Miss Ora. Custer st. school........ ]
Felker, N. G., Woodbury. Bus. College.
Fort, c. j., Custer st. school,. z
Gibson, Miss e. j., Boyd st. SCHOOL,.
Gish, Darwin j., Broadway night school ]
Getz, Miss K. Cambria st, school......
Gregory. Mrs. A. B., Hewitt ST. school,.
GUIDE, Miss A., Hewitt st. school........
Gray, Miss Alice NJ. Olive st. school,. Z
Greenman, Mrs. NJ. j., Seventh st.......
Clifford, Miss W., San Pedro st. school,.
Gordon, Miss Bertha E., Sixteenth st....
Griswold, Miss Anna S., Sixteenth St.. ]
Green, Miss Ester NJ, Spring st. school
Griswold, Miss Eva, Olive st. SCHOOL,. ]
Glass, Miss Jeannttte. Macy st. school ]
Grenville. Emory, l.. A. Military acad..
Grigg, Mrs. A. l.. Cumnock School Of
Oratory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
H
Hardenburg, Miss Rose H., Seventh st..
Hanlon, Miss Annie r., Thirtieth st..
Horrell Miss M. r., Castelar, st. school 16
Hyde. Miss Olive, Thirteth st. school,.
Hutton, C. E., Normal school,.
Housh, w. H., High school. .1Ss
Henderson. Miss j. M, New Macy ST.. ]
Morgan, Miss Gertrude, An ST. school,.
Hood, ]. W., Woodbury. Bus. college,. 2
Henderson, Miss Mary A., Chestnut st. ]
Halversen, Miss c. M, Grafton st.,,.... ]
Hunt, Miss Helen E.. Griffin st. school. IL
Hall, Miss Bertha, High school. ......... !
Hutton, Miss Ada E., Norwood school. Z
Hanchette, Mrs: L. A.. Ninth ST. school
Hayes, Miss Fannie, Rosedale school,.
Hutchinson, Miss Nellie, Second st.......
Haverman, Miss j. j., Sixteenth st...... ]
Hays, Miss Helen, Spring st. SCHOOL,.
Housh, Miss F. M, West Vernon school I
Haverman, William, High school...... !
Jenkins, Miss Annie NJ, Temple st....... 8
James, Miss Margaret. Sentous st...... ]
Jones. Miss Dora A., Seventh st. school
JOY, Miss Edith M, Seventeenth St..
Jacobs, Miss Sarah j., Normal school,, Z
x
Kennedy, Miss Nettie. Chestnut st.,.... Z
King, Miss Mary F., New Macy st....,.
Keppel, Mark, Union ave. school,. IL
knowing, Miss Amy, Gates st. school,.
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PRESBYTERIAN ELDERS
TO CONVENE AT SAN BERNAR-
DINO NEXT WEEK
High School Athletic Club-Maloney's
Spree-Preparing for Mcguire
and Gage

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 22.-The as
sembling Of eighty ministers and elders of
the Presbyterian church in this city next
week Will form quite an event In religious
circles, especially as the entertainment Of
this number of workers for that denomina-
ton will fall upon the several families of
the members of the church. The opening
Of the exercises of the occasion will occur
Tuesday evening, when the retiring mod
orator, the Rev. Charles NJ Fisher, will
preach his farewell sermon, The business
session will commence at a. m. on We'd
nesday, and that evening the Rev. Hugh
X. Walker of Emmanuel church, Los An
gees will preach a sermon on 1.-THE Duty
of the Church in the New Possessions Of
the United States, or the Church and Ter
ritorial Expansion" The ladies of the
church will serve dinner TO their guests 1t
the city pavilion Wednesday noon and also
supper that evening. After supper and
previous to the evening exercises In the
church, there will be patriotic service In
the city park, enlivened by the cadet bands
music and the singing of patriotic songs.
After the sermon by the Rev. II. X. Walker
in the evening, the Rev. S. johnson, re-
turned African missionary. will address
the people. Thursday the eight commits
sioners will report at 10 a. m. and at noon
|services will be held at the Santa Fe shops
for half an hour, with the Rev. H. H. Rice
of Pomona and DR.. W. b. Noble of Red
lands as the speakers. The ladies will fur
nish the noon lunch again Thursday at the
pavilion Thursday evening the Rev. w.
~. Arnold of Riverside will speak on
christian Endeavor Work" and the Rev.
F.. Johnston of Elsnore on SUNDAY School
Work"
San Bernardino Brevities
The High School Athletic club has organ
izeG for the season of 1889 by the choice
of the following officers: o. l.. Warner,
president; W. W. Swing, vice president;
John Hopkins, secretary; ]. o. Draper,
treasurer. The high school football team,
will be captained by c. Raitt, with the
following members to select from 20 fill
the severa! positions: B. Edgar, ]. o.
Draper, P. Norwood, c. Allison. o. l..
Warner f. Barrows, Hammer. LaNiece,
Drew, Hurley, Cole, Johnson, Hopkins,
Hight, McWethy. Wardy and Thomas. The
boys intend to have the championship of
the high schools of Southern California.
John Maloney came down from Santa
Ana canyon, after receiving his months
wages, and put himself on the outside of
good sized jag and went to sleep in the
back yard of the saloon near the depot. A
weary walker, who gives the name Of Tom
Bailey, saw the sleeper at about 10 p. m.
and, rolling him over, got his pocket book
and money, amounting to $40, missing an
other $40, and In the deal check for $27
was lost, The theft was soon discovered
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Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's, S24 South Spring street.
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herd for stay of several weeks from their
home at La Mirada-
Mrs. Il. r. c. Klokke and Miss Helen
Klokke Of Los Angeles were guests Of Miss
Truman at luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Chapman and family
have returned to their Los Angeles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Modini-Wood will return to
Los Angeles for the winter on Monday.
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Atherton, Miss Ruth Boyd st. school,. 1876
Anderson, Miss Grace, Boyd st. school,. II
Ardeto, Miss Isabel F., CASTELAR, st..... 50
Aitken, Miss Helen, Second st. school,.
Anderson, Miss Fidelia, Eighth st...... 50
Angela, Mother. Cathedral school,. 1865
B.
Bear, Miss Mary E., Sixteenth st...... 81
Brown. Miss Aline, Sentous st. school,.
BiXby, Miss Ada p, Spring st. school,. 6S
Blanchard, Miss Ada, Twenty-eighth st IL
Bettinger, NJ c., Thirtieth st. school,. 107
Bacon Miss Emma T., Highland Park.
Blanford, Miss Carrie, Amelia st. school
Biddle, Miss Mary A.. Woodbury. Bust
ness College Observation-Disclosures. 81
Bransby, Carlos, High School,.
Bum, Miss Alice A.. Custer ST. school,.
Blanchard Miss Maud, High SCHOOL,. 20
Bradfeld, Mrs. c. p, High school......
Brigham Mrs. Alma S., High SCHOOL,. 30
Barraclough, Miss Nettie A., Arroyo. 1892
Bradshaw, Miss Lucy f.. Harper St..
Bixby. Miss Mae, Hayes st. school...... q
Balty, Miss Kate s., Helman st. school 29
Brodbeck, Miss Kate. Santa Fe avenue IL
Bennett, Miss G. ", San Pedro St.. Is
Bates, Miss E., Twenty-eighth ST. school 25
C
Clark, Miss Katherine. Ann st. school 80
Cook, Miss Mary A., Sand st. SCHOOL,.
Conner, Miss e. s., Vernon st. SCHOOL,.
Campbell, Mrs. O., Vernon st. SCHOOL,.
Claypool, Miss Mary F., Spring st...... "a
Curtin, Miss Louise, Cambria st. school
Crazy, Miss Bertha, Ann st. school......
Carr, Miss X. c., High school,. Is
Carlson, Milton, High school.
Cowan, Miss Rose, Hellman st. school II
Cowan, Miss f., Ninth st................ II
Carrick, Miss Ida, Macy st. schoo!......
Culyerwel, Miss Alice S., Norwood st. q
Cowan, Miss E.. Ninth st. school. .......
Carr. Miss E. R., Rosedale st. school,.
Cate, Miss NJ s., Second st. school...... 2d
Comfy, Mabel H., Seventeenth st. school
Deyin, Miss Minnie, Olive st............
Davis, Miss B. NJ. Tenth st. SCHOOL,.
desmond, Miss Kate, Ninth st. school. II
Dorsey, Mrs. S. NJ, High school,. ......... rs
Doran, Miss Addie, Hayes ST. school,.
Dixon, Miss Ella M, Gates ST. SCHOOL,. 81
Donahue Mrs. Jennie, Cornwall st...... 81
Dick. Miss Nettie NJ, Cambria ST. school
Day, Miss Lizzie, Case st. school...... 81
Duncan, Miss Luela A., Sixteenth st.. IS
Dubois, Mrs. c. G., CASTELAR, st. school. 949
Dixon, Miss Clara, Chestnut st. school. 402
Dozier, Melville, Normal school,. ....... 46s
Dolland. Ed, Santa Fe avenue school,. 25
Dexter, Miss Yetta F., Breed st. school 225
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A Message of Peace

LONDON. Sept. "A dispatch has been
received here from Gen. Roca, President
elect Of Argentina, saying there will be no
war between that country and Chile.