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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-04
CITY ITEMS.
Philadelphia Oyster House.

With that determination which has Always
marked the course oI proprietor Vim. ii.
conan or the Philadelphia oyster House,
1lS IIIn ST. II. W, a determination To Iur-
nlSh ms patrons with the very highest
grade de.icacies regardless of expense, MIR.
1eoman has just returned from Norfolk,
va, where he contracted with Oysterman
James Jones, the weIi-known dealer in the
famous Lynn Haven hay oysters, TO fur
nlsh those unrivaled bivalVes daily through
out the season. The nrst shipment has ar
rived, ana from now on can be had in any
quantity and style. Mr.. Yeoman, while in
Norfolk, also contracted for many other
famous grades of oysters, and in the fu-
lure, as in the past, the patrons of the
Philadelphia Oyster House. now the leading
resort OF ITS kind in Washington, will OBJ
serve that the house makes a speciality of
no one thlng. but serves every de.icacy of
lana ana water In the most delightful man.
ner The house has lately been improved
ana refurnished in the latest designs and
presents very handsome appearance. Its
location is one of the most convenient in
the CITY, and especially so for ladies while
shopping. Mr. Woman serves orders given
through the telephone CNo. 5l5) throughout
the city. II
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Light wanted Near Nc,, London.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Nov. Capt. H.
G. Lanpheare. commodore of the Norwich
line of steamers. is circulating a petition
for light on Sarah's Ledge, near New
London. Had the light been in existence at
that point the accident to the cruiser Mont
gomery. which ran on a rock last month.
would not have happened.
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Prince Louis Muy Iose nm Eva

hoNDoN' Nov. 4.-Prince Louis of Bat
tenberg, husband of Princess Beatrice
youngest daughter of the queen, while in
spectlnS the Armstrong gun works at Ella
WICK on Wednesday last sustained IN in
Jury to his left eye. 1t is now reported
that his condition is serious and that he
VIII perhaps lose the sight of his eye.
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THE CYCLONE SUFFERERS.
Miss Clara Bnrton VIII Explain tn,
SituatiOn MOnInN Night

Having just returned from the Sea Islands
OF South Carolina. where upwards of Sa.Ooo
persons are suffering from the ravages of
the recent cyclone. and being requested to
explain the situation on the Islands before
returning there. Miss Clara Barton presi-
dent OF the American National Red Cross.
has consented to meet all those Interested
IN the situation on Monday evening ut 8
O'Clock AT the headquarters of the Red
cross. corner of 18th and F streets
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Motorman Charged with Negligence

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 1.-THE coroner's
jury in the case of the electric car accident
by which eight people were drowned. rem
dered verdict last night charging Motor
man Terry with gross negligence and rec
ommending such regulations by the city at
drawbridges as shah prevent any such ac-
cidents in the future
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ROME. Nov. 4.-The pope will shortly
receive in solemn audience the grand OUCH
eSs Catherine of Russia The event is note
worthy taken in connection with the recent
visit of the Russian naval officers to
France.
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CANDY FREE! FREE CANDY!
We viii present to every customer on Sat
urday buying Tea, Coffee. Baking Powder,
Condensed Milk. F'lavOring Extracts or
Spices box of Elegant Candy. Don't fail
to be on hand Saturday. Our &c. 5oc. and
3Sc. Java and Mocha Coffees stand IN
equaled. The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Co.. sol and 500 7th St; SIS III ST. II. e.;
1922 14th st. n. W.; 3lO4 NJ ST., Georgetown
N H. Bowman, manager.
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Arrived From Eurone

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Steamship Iucania
arrived at he~ pier this morning. Among
the passengers We're Nine Patti and her
husband, NJ. Nicolini. and George Scott
Baiiston. who comes to this country to at
tend the Columbian convention of the Sal
walton Army to be held soon in this city.
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The Greatest Sale Ever Held in Wash


Monday at IL a. m, at Sloans, 1907 G
street, the great sale of European interior
decorations, gathered from all sections Of
the old world. will open and continue daily
the entire week, at IL a. m. and D. m
II is without doubt the greatest collec-
ton OF the kind ever offered at public auc-
ton IN the United States-Advt
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REPRESENTATIVE Grains Ios.

Representative Grain of Texas yesterday
drew his months pay. SILT. and put it. as
he thought, in the watch pocket of his
pantalCons, but when he reached his hotel
the Randall. ii was gone. He thinks that
he had unwittingly placed IL inside the
band ard it slipped down the pantaloons
leg.
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PITTSBCRG. Pa, Nov. 4-Today the i'm
mense glass plant of the Chambers Glass
Company. at Kensington. will blow glass
for the first time this season All of the 900
employees were on hand this morning anx-
ious to go to work. The prospects are good
for steady run.
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BATAVIA, y. Y, Nov. IA big freight
wreck occurred on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road near Morganville this morning Two
firemen and the engineer are reported killed
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The Great Rush still continues at the EN-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works 631-e35 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone as Carpets
made moth-proof free OF charge.
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No wine has a purer boquet than Cook 8
extra dry imperial champagne 1t is the
pure juice of the grapes fermented. Highest
award. diploma and medal, Columbian ex-
poSition.-Advt.
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Sold throughout the world. Price. CCT1CI-RA.
Doc; SOAP. DE; RESOLVENT. 81. POTTER
IRCG AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Bos-
ton.
E1T''How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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Merit Will Tell.

Cooks imperial extra dry champagne re-
ceived both medal and diploma from world $
Columbian exposition, the highest prize in
the power of the judges to bestow.-Advt.
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Montgomery Sycamore Island Club Mem
bers and friends invited. Sunday. November
5. O'Clock.
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THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
A Cable Message From Rio Received
Today.

Secretary Herbert this afternoon received
the following cable message from Cant
Picking of the United States steamship
Charleston. dated yesterday, concerning the
situation at Rio Janeiro:
Firing daily between opponents but
without result. Looking to settlement
MERGE"
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For rent. elegant bay window house; all
modern improvements. $3.50. lis 4th st. Sc.
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Showing in New York state.
CANOJAHARIE. N Y. Nov. 4-Snow
fell this morning and is still falling fast
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Now is the time to sit for your Pictures
for the holidays. before the rush gets too
great. and Prices is the place to get the
best. 723 It'll ST NV
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For Dyeing and Securing go to A. F.
BORNOT. 1103 G st. NV.
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Com fort Powder

Otterburn Lithia Water Depot, s3s Net
York ave. NV Ire
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CUTICURA WORKS WONDERS
These wonderful skin cures, blood purifiers and
humor remedies cure every disease and humor OF
the skin. scalp and blood with loss Of hair, from
infancy to age, fTom pimples to scrofula.
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You don't drink Cocoon because yor
can't digest it. Try Phillips Digestibl,
Cocoa.
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Both sides in Brazil are martial to the
United States, an officer of the Charleston
writes home, and it is hard to tell whether
felXoto or Mello has the most friends.
Yale expects to beat Wesleyan with ease
today. and will play several substitutes.
Stonenell the only favorite to win at
Elizabeth yesterday. Kingston beaten by
Soundmore.
The parade which was to take place at
fniladelphla this afternoon in honor of the
return of the old liberty bell from the
words fair has been postponed until Mon
day on account of rain
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BABY'S SKIN AND SCALP PURIFIED AND BEAU
titled lay CUTICURA SOAP Absolutely pure.
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Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfor
Powder will cure you. u
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S. Heller 72o 7th st. NV. is making a
specially In Ladies AMI Chillrea's Hair Cut
ting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf.
se5-tf
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just the Man He Wanted.

From the Buffalo Express.
A man with thin coat and very red
nose loitered about on lower Main street
last night and struck every passer-by for
a few cents with which to get a night
lodging.
A tall young fellow came bustling down
the street. The red-uosed man stood direct
ly in his path and began: My friend. I'm
a moulder by trade and l got sick last sum
inef and I'm hungry and 1 want TO set a
rev cents TO get something to eat and a
nights lodging. I've got seven ents-''
"Ah!' said the tail young fellow, grasp
ing his outstretched hand and shaking 1t
cordially you're just the man 1 want TO
see Give me nickel, win your"
And the red-nosed man was so surprised
that he almost did it,
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Deserving Confidence.
There is no article which SO richly de
serves the entire confidence of the communi
ty as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Those suffering from Asthmatfc and Bron
chial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, SHOULD
try them. Price 25 cents
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Mas. Nj. J. Huxr,
1909 + ST. NV.

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
NEW YORK WITH A CHOICE
ASS pRTAIENT OF HIGH-CIASS
MILLINERY FROM THE LEAD
ING HOUSES OF EUROPE To
WHICH SHE INVITES INSPEC-
TlON. nj
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
1910 street northwest
CARPENTER SHOP.
Old stand of J. T. Walker
Contractor and Builder
None but reliable men sent to the horse oco6 N,
GENTS SUITS SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
coats, ooc.; Pants 2jc.; Vests, 25c. Altering and
repairing done in the best manner. Goods called
for and delivered Telephone rall 1872
~ - HAHN, 105 9th st. NV,
se'So And AZ \. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore Md
RST-CI.ASS HORSE AND RUtiGIES CAN Pr
hired for So per day ut HTNTRESS' STABLES
ara cheaper rates car he had by the week q,
moh'h STABLES iear OF 1877 10th ST. NV ocC- / IN
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Royal Headache Powders, Zoe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc 25-m W, f&stf
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Comfort Powder.
Don't go away in summer without box
of Comfort Powder You will certainly
want II. All druggists. 10
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Lace Curtain Stretchers.
Every housekeeper needs one.
oc2S, no2&4' l.. II. Hopkins 933 F St
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Jack Ridden
Is Well
Furniture.

Is now ready for you
On Time" PAYMENTS
At Potion Pric
513 Seventh street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL y pm. sunday.

For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. light showers today or tonight, fol-
lowed by fair during the greater portion of
SUNDAY; easterly winds. shifting to southerly;
slightly cooler Sunday morning.
Condition of the Water
Temperature ard condition OF water at
an: Great Falls, temperature, 50; condition.
"a; receiving reservoir. temperature, So: condi-
tion at north connection. 81: condition at south
connection. So; distributing reservoir, temporal
ture. 80; condition at iniuent gate house, 80
effiuent gate house. 20.
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HOODS PILLS cure Constipation by restoring the
peristaltc action of the alimentary canal u
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SAVED FROM THE GRAVE.

SAVED FROM THE GRAVE
HOOPS
HOODS
HOODS
SARSAPARILLA
SARSAPARILI.A
SARSAPARiLLA
CURES
CURES
CURES
TERRIBLE CASE OF sCROFULA IN THE FACE
BLIND AT TINES.
First. large bunch came in my neck. growing big
two years it
"A RUNNING SORE.
'Ther succeeded in healing it up but the disease
began to appear in my face. which would swell UT
and affect my eyes. Every morning they So
nfamed nd swollen that
II WAS BLIND
II was I'm this condition for about year went to
every physician in my town. all of whom failed to
help ME and said nothing could be done cure me.
But began to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. and when
HOODS SARSAPARILLA CURES
had used a bottle and hae the swelling il my face
had entirely gone down kent taking the med.
cine. and gained G3 pounds in weight / have be =,
perfectly cu:ed-am now in good health, and conf.
IDENTITY say Hoods Sarsaparilla saved me from tha
grave" WIN. ERICk. West Duuth Mimi
The herald., 1893-08-19
SOUTH PASADENA.
Notes and Personals From That Thri,
ing Place.

Notes and Personals From That Thriv-
ing Place.
SOUTH PASADENA, Aug. 18.-The Methodist
and Baptist Sunday schools united in picnic
at verdugo park yesterday, and general good
time was reported.
Tuesday morning as Fred Crossley was on
gagged in taking orders for J. ]. Young & Co.
his horse became frightened at a SantS Fe train
and ran away, throwing Fred out and bruising
him about the head and shoulders, When the
horse came to a hAut 1t was found that the
shaft fthe cart had penetrated the upper por-
tion of the left fore leg several inches, causing 6
bad flesh wound, though pronounced BY the
surgeon as not dangerous.
Mis- Frank B. Loring, who died yesterday Of
consumption, was buried today in Mountain
View cemetery at Pasadons.
lu6uf South -fksAdenAn, shows . balance on
hand of $161592.
Last Friday the Misses Marsh entertained q
I few friends at their home, the occasion being
the opening OF night blooming cereus.
Left last Tuesday for the worlds fair, to be alb.
sent about two months.
rsJGeorge Wright from San Bernardino Il
in town visiting friends.
Mr. J. ]. Young, Mr.. Con Nallery and Mr.,
Mattoon are enjoying . fine outing at Avalon
They are expected to return with some big fsh
stories.
A home camp meeting will be held at the
Methodist church, beginning Sunday, August
10th, continuing over the following Sunday
Services will be held every evening at ESQ
o'clock. The pastor will be assisted by oiffer
ent ministers Everybody cordially invited
The herald., 1893-08-19
POMONA.

Social apd Local News in = Thriving
Community.
POMONA, Aug. 18.-The family Of Mr.. James
Beckett, who have been lingering in San Anto-
MO cafion for weeks, enjoying Its quiet, cool
shades and excellent wster, has finally returned
home.
On next Sunday at Ct. Paul's Episcopal church
the subject of the morning sermon by the rec
tor, Rev. f. w. Adams, will be: The simplicity
WITCH is in Christ That OF the evening dis
course will be-: Moses at the Rock OF Horeb; or
the Presence of God With Us In Lies Trying
Mr.. A. B. Chandler of Los Angeles passed
through Pomona on his way to Riverside this
Mr.. clyde Brasher one of the candidates for
the office of postmaster in Pomona, has received
intelligence from Washington that makes his
face wear broad, pleasant smile.
Rev. Gordon, between Pomona and Lords
burg is having erected large and com forlable
residence, both brick and frame, which will
have quite an observatory attachment. Itt To-
cation is one OF the prettiest in or around Po-
Mrs. Otis Hidden OF Riverside Is, with her
children, visiting relatives In Pomona. She is
= daughter of the late Rev. John Fuqua, who
was one OF the few. od-timers Of this section.
Col Fenton NJ. Slaughter Of the Rincon set
Professor Norton Of the Pomona college,
Claremont. will I'LL Rev. L. H. Frareys pulpit
"a a Soodiy number Of the absent wayfarers az
the different beaches and caflons are expected
home at the close of the present week.
Mrs Thurber and little daughter, formerly o
| the old Rowland ranch on San Antonio avenue
| were in our city yesterday...
Ia Rqss srd MISS AaA "A s sstone Were um Mas
visit to Mrs. Charles French Of this city.
Santa Ana country for day or:two, is sgai +
back at his Pomona home.
The herald., 1893-08-19
SAN BERNARDINo.

G. M. Button Held to Answer-News and
Personals.
SAN BERNARDiNo, Aug. 15.-Judge Otis left
today for Santa Monica.
A. B. Ruggles will be sworn In as representa-
tive OF the people Of the Third diitrict at
meeting of the supervisors tomorrow.
tunnel on the Bear Valley ditch near In
dian camp cayed In "Wednesday morning, back
ing the water up and doing considerable
damage.
Mrs. e. B. Critics and son and Mrs. O. Jensen
left for Los Angeles TO visit Mrs. Critics. rela-
tives.
The supervisors will be IN session tomorrow,
johnson, now in Sacramento regarding the
proposed raising Of the assessment OF this
county by the state bosrd of equalization
Stevenson Bros, formerly In business IN this
city, have opened Saloon at Redlands.
At special election held at Ontario yester-
day for the purpose of voting an additional
tax of $1,000 tor the maintenance of their
school. the proposition was lost by vote OF
Next wednesday Robert Mantell will appear
at the opera house In the drama entitled Tne
Face in the Moonlight
The attorney in the case OF the people against
Charles NJ. Button argued at some length to-
day before Justice Wright ~ to whether he
should be bound over to the superior court or
discouraged. The judge he d the defendant to
answe. charge of murder: without bail.
rumor WAS circulated on the streets last
evening that the friends OF Gus Bohn would
make an attempt to lynch c. M. Button.
Sheriff Booth placed a number Of men on guard
in the Jail with rifles and shotguns, but no
trouble resulted.
The herald., 1893-08-19

mustard and weeds galore line the sides OF the
streets, and present anything but neat ap
pearance Strangers are frequently among US
ana the present condition of our main business
street can sea scely convey the idea that we are
a progressive people. small outlay OF labor
expended in keeping the weeds ana willow
in the right direction, and productive of much
good 10 all"
HAYEs-sPENCER.
Last evening at the Presbyterian church, in
the presence OF the relatives and few init
mate friends of the high contracting parties.
Rev. J: I. Hopkins pronounced the words
made Theodore Hayes and miss Kate spencer
husband and wife.
Mr.. Hayes is q DO pular young man OF this city,
while Miss Spencer is cue o Of Orange 1sss sounsys
couple will reside in Santa Ana.
FULLERTON MOTIFS
The people OF Fullerton rose in their dignity
Tuesday and protested against two worthless
women taking up their residence in that city.
The protest was 80 firm that the women left ON
?. A. schamacher's new residence is com
pleted, and 1t is one OF the most comfortable
dwelling houses in Fullerton
idence, and after trip east, that gentleman
will return to Orange county, locating In Full.
lerton, whefe he will erect an elegant residence
on his property here and make many other I'M
M. r. Pendleton and Miss Clara Schultz were
united in marriage wednesday AFTERNOON &C
the residence OF the brides parents, and left on
the evening train for bridal trip to Coronado.
Upon their return they will take up their resi-
dence In this city.
SANTA ANA MOTIFS.
The battery case against George Webb occu-
pied the attention Of Judge Humphreys and a
Jury today, and resulted in the aoquittal OF the
The BARRIERS here have formed q combine and
raised prices to the old standard.
Work on the city well has been resumed.
George Waite is enjoying two weeks vaca
tion at the seaside.
DR., J. P. Boyd has returned from Laguns
Reach
The herald., 1893-08-19
E@rnId

science. several books descriptive OF California,
among which il one BY r. O. kemondino en-,
several educational works bought at the re-
quest OF the public school teachers One book
that ~ light be interesting to the general public
Money, by Sidney Sherwood. Among the fc-
tion are three volumes by Barrie. O. =. Lum-
mis- book, A Tramp Across the Continent, is
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Loring took place
at her residence ip South Pasadena yesterday
Kew 4. bunker conducted the = services. :it Mrs..
Loring was buried in Mountain View Gene
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Young will spend Sunday
party Of eight leave Pasadena this after
noon for San Pedro, from which port they will
take sail boat to Catalina, spending Sunday
on the island and returning sunday evening,
II the wind proves favorable.
carload of sandstone, for use in the exten-
sion OF Hotel Green Was received from Chats
worth. The southern Pacific has lately COM
pleted branch line from Burbank to Chats
worth, which will greatly facilitate shipment
as the stone from Chatsworth is Of superior
MI Mr. <. B. Msnahan received letter today
from his son Am br0se, In which he mentioned
the safe arrival Of Mr.. and Mis-. W. W. Mills at
the worlds fair grounds. Ambrose Manahan
rejoices in the honor OF having sold the irst
ticket that was sold in the worlds fair grounds
He will probably not return to Pasadena until
Mrs. Kayser. who went to Echo mountain on
Thursday, is reported as already greatly bene-
hted by the change.
The special executive committee will hold a
meeting tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, to
make final Arrangements for the celebration on
the 23d.
petition was circulated yesterday ,r the
closing OF burmese on Wednesday. making the
day . holiday for all 1t met with favorable
reception among business men, and was atgned
BY nearly every ono to whom IL was presented.
A blast at the government rock quarry at Cat.
alma island wifi be set of Sunday, August
goth, and 1t is decided to lend the Hermosa
direct to the quarry and then to Avalon, which
will bring her into Avalon about D. m.
There will be q special train from Rubio
cafion every night next week, TO accommodate
Rubio at 8 40 p. M, Altadena at 10 p. M, and
Pasadens at 1920 p. m.
The herald., 1893-08-19
v.Ss..,0. .~0ONIx.
News From Santa Ana, Westminster and

News From Santa Ana, Westminster and
Fullerton.
SANTA ANA. Aug. 18.-Riversides bug In
spectors sent some Orange county apples back
because they were infested with willow scales.
Fruit men would do well to pay a little more
attention to their orchards
If the quarantine instituted by Riverside's
bugologist was practiced by more communities
perhaps the scale bug would be eradicated.
II farmers could not sell fruit infected with
scale. they might endeavor to get rid of the
troublesome insects.
WESTMINSTER NOTES.
creamery will probably be started at Gar
den Grove.
noon to Wednesday.
Dr. Clay and son Harry have left for an ex-
tended visit east
The Star says: "The street running through
Westminster east and west presents very
ragged appearance at present Cookie burrs,