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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-19

transfer Of stocks must have 4 2s-cent
stamp affixed. in addition to the regular
transfer tax OF - per 100 shares. Mr.. Treat
at once transferred report Of this ruling to
Keppler. who has been urging for three
weeks that the question be decided one way
or the other.
The opinion works havoc with the theory
which has prevailed in the exchange that
the law contemplates only one tax on one
transaction. The certificates of transfer
are usually for 100 shares at a time and the
ruling means that the tax on every transfer
will be $2.25 instead of 81. The cost to a
Spectator to every 100 shares sold win
therefore be for commission and tax $14.75
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To See the Sights

Edgar Mcbride, aged IA years, Of Nom
talvo, thought Ventura county slow, and
that he would like to see the sights Of Los
Angeles. Accordingly he persuaded Henry
Escoval, a Mexican boy, aged 49, that this
was what the latter needed also. On Thurs
day night Mcbride took a mare from his
mothers corral. He and Henry rode the
mare bareback to Hueneme, where they
remained until Friday morning, and then
started toward this city. On Sunday they
disposed Of the mare for IS. Then the
youngsters alternated with walking and
riding In farm wagons to Los Angeles.
They reached the city last evening and
were about to take the electric car to go
to the Orpheum, when Constable Trice and
a companion caught and placed them under
arrest. The pair will be taken home today.
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"A Great Spanish General Arises and Ex-
presses His Views
AND SUMS UP THE SITUATION
popuace Kept in Ignorance by the MinsersA Terrible
4 Awakening Awaits the Spanish People-lnternal
Troubles Threaten the Throne All Sides

Of the condition Of Admiral Camara's squad
ron. The battleship Pelayo and the armoret
cruiser Emperador Carlos v are In good
condition, but the others are mere show
vessels.
Ministers, in their statements to the
newspapers, continue to declare that peace
Is impossible on the conditions America i'm
poses.
Though Spain appears reconciled to the
loss of Cuba, there is much Ill feeling at
England's supposed territorial designs on
Gibraltar.
causing effervescence In Tareagona, valen-
cha, Seville and elsewhere.
Does Not Realize
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The possibili.
ties Of peace are as remote as ever. Nc
move in that direction has been made by
any Of the foreign officials here and de-
spite the pitiable condition of Spain her
pride appears to restrain her from making
any direct overtures. A Cabinet official
In speaking Of the situation today, said that
It was amazing that Spain seemed to lack
all comprehension of her deplorable condi-
ton. Her best fleets have been wiped out
AGA AAOAN VA eAS = AAAPPAASS 10 ~ dStiSdAAy
at an end and now she has approved Gen
eral Torars surrender of 5000 square miles
Of Cuban SOIL And yet. he said, Spain
seems to take no account of her misfor-
tunes. to adopt no means to limit the ex-
tent of her defeat and losses. Under such
circumstances he said the only thing lef;
for this country to do is to press on unless
Spain reaches some comprehension Of her
impotence. 1t is with this end in view that
active steps are being taken in the further
aggressive campaigns.
Rural Districts Turbulent
MADRID. July IS. 8 p. m.-The increase
en- in the towns is causing turbulence IN
the rural districts of Spain.
The people Of the province Of Huelva have
rebelled against the imports Of corn and
flour and attacked and set fire to a num-
Der of public buildings. The troops had 70
be called on to repress the disorder.
The Pals, organ Of the Republicans, ad-
vocates military dictatorship, and the
Republicans are endeavoring to secure the
support Of the army and navy for this
purpose.
Death Before Ruin
MADRID, July IS. noon.-The defense
works are being actively pushed at all the
Spanish ports The newspapers here as
sert that the United States intends to de-
mand an enormous indemnity "in order to
have the pretext to seize the Philippines
as a guarantee"
The supposed American peace terms are
greatly exciting the public, and the opin.
ion is expressed among the people that
war to the death would be preferable TO
the ruin of Spain.
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ON TO MANILA
CONTINUED from Page One.)

alleged Spanish victories in Cuba and re-
Inducements coming to the Philippines
and proposed a reconciliation between the
Spaniards in the Philippines under repub-
lican flag and a joint endeavor to persuade
the Americans to abandon hostilities In the
Philippine Islands. Finally the representa-.
tives of the insurgents proposed an appeal
to the powers to recognize the independence
Of the Philippine islands.
The captain general replied that he mus
fight, however hopeless the Spanish cause
Legarda then returned to Cavite, taking
with him the native, who is a paroled pris-
oner.
The natives inside the city say they re.
ceived fortnight ago a concerted sigma
to prepare for storming the walls. A second
signal fixing the date Of the assault has moi
yet been issued, and they are tired Of wait
ing and are losing faith in Aguinaldo. The
latter, 1t is alleged, finds it extremely DIFF
ficult to capture the towns Notifications
His previous successes, 1t is pointed out
were easy because of the nature Of thu
country, which suited his skrmishers. i
is further alleged that the principal point.
captured by the insurgents were obtained
possession Of through treachery.
The insurgents are now bringing a.til
lery around by sea from Malabon, which II
tedious and troublesome work. They ar,
also obtaining detailed reports Of the con
dition of affairs from the inside of the city
Admiral Dewey is establishing a NOR
strict blockade, lest 1t be invalidated b,
permitting neutrals to visit Cavite an,
Malabon and send and receive mails enclos
ing surreptitious Spanish dispatches. H
has threatened to station warships opposit,
the city, which might precipitate hostili
ties, as the Spanish officers declare the,
will certainly fire on any American within
range, regardless Of the consequences.
The second installment Of the American
troops is expected here daily, and the las
detachments are booked to arrive her
early in August. Probably military opera
lions will be deferred until the Septembe
dry season, when 1t is cooler, and possibl,
then bloodshed may be unnecessary.
| Spanish steamer. the Filipinas, has Jus
been brought here in the hands OF the in
surgents. 1t appears that she was on tn
north coast and escaped to China with
native crew on board when the latter re
volted. killing the Spanish officers an,
brought the vessel to Cavite.
Spaniards are daily employing convict
to fell trees and burn huts on the outskirt
of the town. Fusillades continue, but other
wise the position Is unchanged The stool
Of flour is practically exhausted, but tn
supplies Of rice and buffalo meat will las
for months longer.
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THE wHALERs SAFE
Have Had Plenty Of Food All Winter.
Never in Danger Of Famine

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-The Call
prints the news that the crews Of the whal-
ing vessels at Point Barrow, to whose re-
lief an expedition was sent on the revenue
cutter Bear, are in good condition and at no
time were they in danger Of famine. Lieu
tenants Jarvis, Bertholf and DR.. Call Of the
Bear reached Point Barrow by dog teams
and W. T. Lopp, a school teacher at Cape
Prince Of Wales, drove herd Of 400 REIN
deer q distance Of $50 miles to Point Bar
row.
Mr.. Lopp reached Point Barrow on March
30th and found that the imprisoned whalers
had plenty Of provisions. The whalers nm
doubtedly owe their lives to the efforts Of
Charles Brewer. agent at Point Barrow
for the Leibes Trading Company, who sent
natives out to shoot wild reindeer. The
natives killed 100 deer and food was plenti-
full all winter.
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DisHgured for Life

Tom Weiner, 8 years Of age, living at
2O7 East First street, was playing with q
ball in front Of his home yesterday after
noon, when the ball rolled under the hind
feet Of a horse. The child crawled within
range of the animals hoofs to recover the
ball, when the horse either kicked or
tramped on his face. A cash four inches
long was cut to the bone on the right side
Of the child's face, and the flesh was LAGER
ated behind the right ear. The boy will
be disfigured for life.
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The Danish Obstinacv

ST. THOMAS. d. w. l.. July 1s-The
American auxiliary cruiser Yosemite has
sailed for Key West. The Danish govern
ment refused to allow her to tow out the
steamer Southland, whose cargo Of coal, 1t
is claimed, was purchased prior to the dec
laration Of war between Spain and the
United States, and Is therefore not subject
to neutrality laws.
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Killed Two Officers

SOUTH M'ALIsTER. Ok, July 1s-Jas-
per Simmons. while resisting arrest, shot
and instantly killed J. Grady and L. 8.
Hills, deputy United States marshals, near
Jensen, Ark, last night. Young Grady was
a son Of United States Marshal Grady of
the Central district. Hill was the office
deputy at Cameron, Ark, and had only
been in the office short time. A large
number of officers have gone in pursuit Of
the murderer.
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Irrigation Statistics

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1a-Immigratiou
Commissioner North reports that in the
year ending June 30, 2274 immigrants landed
in San Francisco, 80 having been deported
as paupers, two on account Of contagious
disease, and twenty-five contract laborers.
The immigrants brought with them $214. $50.
The largest national Representations was
from Japan, then England, with Portugal
third There were four Spaniards bound
for the Klondike with $505 between them.
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Gen. Duffield Has the Fever

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The following
telegram was received from Dr.Lagarde
regarding the case Of General Duffleld. II
was dated yesterday, but did not come to
hand until today:
General Dufiield has yellow fever; Is at
division hospital, but Is doing nicely. Much
better today"
General Duf1eld Is a man Of vigorous
constitution, and no doubt is felt that he
will be able to recover from the disease.
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Redlauds Record

REDLANDS, July 1s-The Presbyterians
yesterday mornig held meeting for the
purpose of choosing a successor to DIR.
Miller as pastor of the church. and DR.. VIM.
Noble was chosen to fill the vacancy.
Miss Gertrude Flint has gone to Long
Beach.
p. F. Burke and wife went to Redondo
Sunday, where Mrs Burke will remain dur
ing the summer.
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A New National Bank

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-The bank
commissioners today issued a license to the
Commercial bank of North Ontario, Sar
Bernardino county, to do general banking
business. The capital stock Of the new
corporation is $25, 900, all of which has beer
subscribed and half paid in. James L. Pau
Is president and M. F. Palmer cashier.
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Another lola Duel

PARIS. July IA duel arising from the
lola trial was fought at St. Cloud today
between M. Paul de Roulede, the essayist
and poet, and M. Hubbard, member of the
chamber Of deputies for Pontoise. The lat
ter seized his adversary's sword with his
left hand, whereupon the seconds stopped
the duel, declaring that M. Hubbard had
disqualified himself. Two duels between
well-known journalists. growing out Of the
trial. are impending.
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HOLDS THE MAGAZINE
A Chinese Murderer In a Position to
Defy the ARMY

"A Cn1nese murderer In position to
Defy the Army
OAKLAND. July 1s.-Sung Leon, Chi
nese, today attempted to kill Quong Chung
at the works Of the California Fuse COM
pany at Melrose. He made his escape to
the powder magazine of the company.
where he has barricaded himself and, with
a loaded revolver in his hand, threatens to
kill any one who attempts his capture. II
is feared that he may become desperate and
blow up the magazine. II he does not cause
an accidental explosion. All efforts to in
duce him to surrender have been unsuc-
cessful. His crime was the result of a
quarrel over lottery tickets. He assaulted
Quong Chung with Ratchet and then shot
him, inflicting a probably fatal wound.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S-The amount
of gold brought down by the miners who
returned from the Klondike on the steamer
st. Paul Is now placed at about $4,000, 0OO
OF this $735 900 has been deposited at the
Selby smelling works and a trifie over
$500 900 at the mint in this city.
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Fighting the Railroad

COLUMBUS, O., July 1S.-Active oppo-
sition has developed to the plan proposed
for the organization Of the c. g. and H.
Railroad. General mortgage bondholders
to the amount Of 100000 have signed an
agreement to resist. The North American
Trust Company of New York has been
asked to act as trustee for them.
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THE PUBLIC PULSE

CHE Herald under this heading prints
communications, but does not assume re-
sponsibility for the sentiments expressed.
Correspondents are requested to cultivate
brevity, 30 far as Is consistent with the
proper expression Of their views.)
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Deserter's Heavy Sentences

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s-Private AL
bert Wilbur of Battery A, First Battalion.
Heavy Artillery, having been found guilty
of 'desertion, has been sentenced to be dis
honorably discharged, to forfeit all pay
and to be confined for two years at hard
labor on Alcatrax Island.
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SPECTATORS MUST PAT
Another Ruling on the War Tax Stamp
Act

NEW YORK, July 1s-A ruling Of i'm
portance to the members of the Stock Elk
change was today received by Collector
Treat Of the Second Internal Revenue Of
nee Of this city Of Commissioner Scott Of
Washington. It IL to the effect that the
power Of attorney o. svsry csrtincats Of
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Took the Gas Route

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s.-Trank r.
Lyon. formerly a cigar dealer, committed
suicide last night by turning on the gas
In his room. His body was found today.
Lyon was native Of Athens. Pa, and 10
PEARS q 80. ~ had wife and two chill
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Engineer Killed

NEW ALBANY, Ind, July 1s.-The out
going Louisville, Evansville and st. Louis
Air Line passenger train collided with an
engine near Georgetown this evening The
engineer. William Kerns, and two tramps
were killed.
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No Award Made

LONDON. July 1S.-The Times declares
this morning that there is no foundation for
the reports that a decision Is imminent in
the Delagoa Bay arbitration with an award
Of 22,600,000 sterling. It says the case will
not be settled for at least three months.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-19

| Henry Meyer was discovered in great
agony In a hay stack at the corner OF
Fourth and San Pedro streets yesterday
afternoon and sent to the receiving hospital
for treatment.
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George Any and Charles Moore are in the
county jail to await their trial on charges
of horse stealing. alleged to have been
committed at Los Nietos. They were held
to answer in the sum Of $500 each.
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Undelivered Teleerams

There are undelivered kilograms at <he
Western Union telegraph office for Thomas
Morongo. Webster & Co.. Billy Wise, Mrs.
]. w. Hayes.
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Ruuors Of war

TANGIER. July 1.-THE Sultan Of Mo-
rocco IL concentrating considerable force In
the vicinity Of Ceuta and Meiina. IN order to
guard the frontier and prssesve neu)rality.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-19

Henry Wickersham was arrested by Of
ficer Rico yesterday afternoon on suspicion
of having stolen fruit from the cannery on
Macy street.
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The Temperature at Needles

The average person is said to wear four
teen pounds Of clothing; but 1t don't go
here.-Needle's Eye.
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Are OuWOrn Out?
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muscles and richness to the blood.
1t is a promoter of good heath and
longevity.
Mariani Wine Is Endorsed by moro
than 5000 American physicians. It
is specially indicated for General De-
bility, Overwork, Profound Depres-
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Lung Diseases, Consumption and
Malaria.
Mariani Wine is invaluable for over
worked men, delicate women and
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ems and sustains the system, and
braces body and brain.
To those who will kindly write to MARI
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city, will be sent, free, book containinng
portraits with endorsements Of emperors,
empress. princes, cardinals, archbishops,
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Regarding the infantry marching in the
ing my command at Aldershot Many off,
GERS awaited themselves Of the tonic and re-
constituent properties Of the well known
Mariani Wine, the most certain as we'll as
the most palatable method Of inducing re-
sistance to fatigue."-From The London
Sketch
Paris-4i Boulevard Haussmaun: London-S
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Londons3 Hospt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Der GonereB Der 3iomitem.

lle6er ben pom %. Bis 81. NuguF in
8aIel a6gebultenen ~3tpeiten SabressGon5reB
Der 3ioniiten finb iebt na6ere IadriGien
eingetroffen, benen 5ufoGge bic 9Offnungen
berietben uuf bic @rrei4ung i9rss 3pedes
febr 9eitiegen fino.
0iefe 9offnnng griinbet iib tbeils auf bas
anI9einenb freunbli9e @ntgegentommea hes
beutI 9sn &aiiers, Der ni9t nur eiren Ipes
cieIlen 8eri6teritatter gum gongrsB entz
funbt, fonbern AUDI berIprp6en ba6sn foa,
tpGbrenb feiner putGitinaz 5abrt cine Ia3t
in Der bon Gbmunb &otbf9ilo g~egrinbsten
iiibii4en &OEOnie in %affa 3u5ubringen;
tbeils auf bic febr freunblfde Nntlrort, MEL
9e Der Sultan Der Siirtei auF cine inn
Dom @orTibenben bes Gonsrs7es, 9r. Sbeoz
Dor Ser5l, %geianbte @rgebenbeit3= Nbreife err
tbeiIt bat, unb enbli9 auf bic 8ereitniaig=
felt, nit pelfer fir bus erit nod i'm Geim
beTinolide prOiett elmer iiibif9sn aoloniuI>
gunt nit ~$10,0O0,0o0 &upital bic erfe
MiGipn ge3ei9net ipurOe.
Qu9 bonn BeltfrieOensz GOnsreB ertpars
ten bic 3ioniiten SSrOerung i9rsc/ ptane,
unb ie baden ni9t nur benz S5aren ibren
Dant fir feline 8Oti6aft uusgeipro4sn,
Ionbsrn AUDI bei@lOfen, benz GougreB bic
6roge Der &iidtsbr Der Sirueliten mad benz
QanSe i9rer Batter ans Ser8 gu Iegen.
Ob fi9 biefe 0ofFnuusen erfiuen perbsn?
Wenn es m09li4 1T, buB bur8 e'nsn Gonz
greB Der 0eltfriebe ni9t MUIR erz
fldrt, fonbern aud bur9eefilrt pirb,
nun bann mag es ia pp6l m0g=
Ii4 fein, bur4 einsn GongreB ben Su<
ben ibre 9eimotb tpiebsr5ugeber. Sc
OenfaGs 3eugt es aber bon GinYi6t, rDeun Der
GongreB bsf9lofen fat, feline tpeitere GIN
tpanoerung bon Suoen na9 pulGitina gut
6eiBen gu polen, 10 ldnge Ii9 Der Sultan
ni4t ielbit bamit einberitanben erttdrt Fat.
Wte gu eriparten tpar, bat fib Der gprz
9reB audi INIT Der 9reDfuszS Sadie bei9dfz
tigt. unb cine Rebe, in tpel9er Or. Wtar
ROroau- bic @erfe4ter bon 9rsDfus' unz
i4uIb = Cola, S9eurerz& Sc itr9r, &u6ori,
Piquurt, Srabieur unb Bernard 2usare -
prizes, rief Firmii4en Behalf 9erbpr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-07
Waismarf ais 0i1mne fir Softer.
06ttme.

&offeroGmme nennt fnun Elm 3eQenfbFtem
auf 8an3eri3tffen, bic nit pdn3erbeden
berfe6en itnb. Sic tperben an ben S6etlen
Der S9iffsndnbe pber6a.b Des 8an5eroeds
an9ebra4f, pel4e ni9t pur9 Seitenpan5er
gei9iiBt iino. Sic rei9en gelp06nli9 3 bis
4 SUP iiber bic Nuferitrie binals unb be-
fte6en meiit in elmer 9oppelrsibe fleincr GEL
len, BON benen Die duBeren nit Sort qefIQt
itno. Der Sort ioQ Bel siaem S9uB in ober
unter Der WaferIinie bur9 Das einbringenoe
Waisr gum Quellsn ge6raht tperOen, unb
10 bas 2ed ltopfen. Auf Dem ruIiIGen Slot
tenf6ieBplaBe Bel peters6urg bat nun am
10. Suli b. 5. Elm febr intereiianier unb
pie es i3eint bO4it erfolgrei9er gsriu9
itdttgefunoen, ben Sort our1 gelluIpie gu
erIsben, fpelGe aus bent Mtar. bon Mlais1tau=
ben bsr9eteut mar. Die geluloIs tpurbe in
cine &offerOdmm3eae Don 6 SUP 21nge, 6
SUB 5iefe unb 6 SUB Brett: bineingeprebt,
Bis fe 8 pfunb per &uDitfub trus. Cine
fe@spfiinbigs Stabltugel luurbe bageaen gez
feuert unb ging glatt purd ben Danger unb
bic Padung. BON lestersr nurbt stipa Elm
babies pfunb bonn Gei4OB init fOrt9enOm=
men. 0as WafergelaB peg Dammes !purbe
bann 5 SUB bod gefiqt, a6er eft mad einss
balben Stunbe 3eigte ii4 etiuas Seudtigtsit
auf Der NuBen1ette bes 9amnnes, unb Die
11nteriu9ung ergab, baB bieie ihren Weg am
8pOen entlans um bic padung berum, ri9t
uber bur6 bas S4uBlo6 gefunOsa butte.
SSn bier Stunben NOR pur@ oisles nodptsin
@ufer getommen unb nun g OaQpnen batz
ten ibren Weg auBen berum gefunOen.
Ser 8eriu9 f3eint CUR, 0eniige bar3uz
tbun, buB Elm in gleidet 8siIe gefiilter
8offerbamm 5 SUB untsr rsr WalerIinie
bur9bo6rt tperben tunn, o6ne bic ~astingite
@sfabr, OaB Waifer na4orGngt. @r mag
gu elmer b~sileren 8erpertbuaJ Der Maisz
itauoe fiibren unO ii9 fir Die ameritanii&e
2anomirtbi9aft bon groBem 8ortbeil eripeiz
fen. Nu9 na9 @ntfernurg beg Murts biz
bet bic Mdisfauoe nod Elm DortreffIi@es
8%iebfutter.