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The herald., 1893-06-11
POMONA.
What One Shipping Firm ls Doing-Local
Events.

What One Shipping Firm 1s Doing-Local
Events.
POMONA, June 10.-From inquiries
made OF Messrs. Short & Schwann as to
the status Of the orange crop still on
hand, and the shipments made by them
from Pomona, it was learned that they
have shipped up to date 107 carloads,
and that they are negotiating with
certain other growers who still have
some IL carloads on hand. This firm
has kept one OF its members east all the
season, in order to try and keep both
ends OF the line managed to the best
interests of the orange growers OF the
Pomona valley.
Mics Rose Taylor has been quite ill.
Mr.. g. w. Harris, who has been in
Pomona for some months, left this
afternoon, via San Francisco, for Fulton,
Mo-, his home.
G. w. Bowman and family OF Lemon Q
we're in town today. Mr.. Bowman was
formerly a contractor in Pomona. He
reports the condition of things in his
vicinity as in good shape.
Capt. ]. A. Driffel now has his Office
with T. D. Holiday on North Thomas
street.
FL. B. Westerman, on account Of his
health, will remove with his family to
Spokane. Pomona regrets to lose them,
but wishes them well in their new
home.
MIG. Rogers has removed from East
Second street to his ranch, "a the
northeastern suburbs of Pomona.
M. Miller has returned from his visit
to Ontario.
II. M. Martin has not disposed OF his
insurance business; it was only one
company. He is still on deck with his
old companies.
j. Webber received IL tons of ice to-
day, which he stored away to meet any
warm weather emergency.
Tomorrow ia children's day at the
churches.
The many singers in the Methodist
church appeared in one of their best
efforts in ladies' musicale last night.
A large crowd assembled to hear them,
and Miss Edna Foy OF Los Angeles as q
vioinist. The strong choruses pre-
sented. cornetist and two guitars, and
with such musician as Mics Lillian
Rice as an accompanied, formed an ag-
gregation we'll worth listening to.
| The following WAS the programme:
Summer Fancies Metra-Chorus
Violin, Fantaisie Elegante, 5ingelee-Miss
- iffts. STARS Lue rIgnJ Ruorn1ng. WekerIin-
] Mrs Northcraft. Misses Keyes and Marsh
| Solo, Beyate, Perrfng5-Miss Ada Strong.
Duet, Joyfu Strains, Gum bert-Misses Means.
Cotuet, LetMs Dream Again, Sullivan,-Miss
s. solo, Gead Night. Little Blossom, violin obi,
ZelleT-Mrs, Davfs.
Trio, Olstant Chimes. Glover-Mrs Gunner,
Misses Strong and means. el.f rF
Piano, n szurks, Fantasique Godard-NTiss
Lillian Rice.
Duet, Tin We MeetAgain Bailey-Mrs. North
craft and Mrs Davis,
solo, Bird Of Love. Lemmens-Miss Madge
Means. .4fa4e
Violin, a Keel Row, Farmer, b serenade
Gounod-Miss Edna Foy.
Quartette, Tom the Piper's son, Randall
Misses Means and Strong, Miss Means and Mrs.
Davis.
Northcraft and chorus.
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where her Los Angeles success was con-
tinued. She has since climbed the lad
der of fame ard now is perched upon
the top-most rung. from which she
smiles down benignantly on the select
circle of Ratchet men and highbinders,
OF which che Ia the idol. She lie at
present playing an engagement at the
Washington-stree theater, and the
Chinese dudes are anxious and willing
to pay for standing room in order to
catch glimpse OF the beautiful Fong
Kew.
N. FL. Mitchell is expecting his cousin
and sister in few days, who will make
him q short visit. They are en- route to
the worlds fair from Oregon.
Fred Smythe is busily engaged in
serving the papers in the case of the
Anaheim, Orange and Santa Ana Water
companies vs.. the Jurupa Water COM
pany, ct al.
Misses Flora Hartley, Martha Angus
tine, Grace Foster. Jennie Williams and
Jennie Stack, who have been teaching
in the Anaheim public schools, left this
morning in body to attend the worlds
fair. They will travel together and will
certainly enjoy themselves and have a
good time.
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COTTON.


commencement Exercises OF the Public
Schools Thursday.
CoLToN, June 10.--The teachers and
pupils of the public schools will give
reception next Thursday, Junea5th, from
8 a. m. to p. M, to the patrons of the
schools and friends of education. Glass
exercises and literary performances,
music and drills will be held in each
room. A display OF some OF the work
done by the pupils during the term will
be made. Programs of exercises will be
posted in the halls, 30 that visitors may
readily determine what ia taking place
in any particular room at specified
time. Many of the most interesting ex-
ercises will take place in the forenoon.
Persons should not delay going until the
afternoon, they will miss the best part
of the programme. Every one should
attend and encourage the children in
their work, as the future prosperity of
he'city depends upon our institutions
of learning.
CHILDREN's DAY.
The Baptist church will observe chill
dren's day tomorrow evening by pre-
senting an attractive programme pre-
pared by the young people. A large
attendance is expected, az the new organ
will be dedicated. The services will
begin at 7 80 pm. sharp.
The Cotton Presbyterian church are
also making extensive preparation to
celebrate this festal day with more than
usual enthusiasm. The church will be
hastily decorated and splendid pro-
gramme is promised to all who attend.
A bible presentation will be one of the
features. The entertainment will COM
nence at Ii O'Clock am.
NOTES.
Col. Mayberry of Alhambra is in the
city.
Miss Mable Sloppy, of Chino, is visit
ing friends in THE city.
Rev. Isaac Navlor, the evangelist, paid
the Adyar gold mine visit this week.
A. d. Spring, of Bakersfield, is visiting
his family in this city.
A. III. Judson of Los Angeles was in
town last night, looking after his prop
erty interests.
The water question is still being agi-
tated by the city trustees.
Francisco Eatudillo, the recently APP
pointed Indian agent, was in town this
week on government matters. He will
make this place his headquarters in the
future.
Seth Hartley has disposed OF hia South
side dairy to W. j. Robb, son-in-law of
Mrs, Pence.
DR.. G. A. Curl, late of Kansas City.
has located in this city and formed
partnership with DIR. M. F. Price.
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ANAHEIM.

Grammar School Comm IN cement- Fopz
Kew's Life at Anahetn.
ANAHEM, June 10.-At an early hour
last evening people commenced focking
toward the opera house, and long before
O'Clock every seat and chair had been
taken and many were standing up. The
commencement exercises of the Anahein
Grammar School was the cause of the
excitement and OF course every one had
to be there to see his or her brother or
sister, son or daughter recite or read
their essays. The hall was very prettily
decorated with eyergreens, bunting ard
steamers. and all of the graduates we're
presented with an elegant bouquet or
basket OF roses. ALI the scholars show
that they have been well and carefully
taught, and the trustees are to be con-
graduated that they secured such able
and painstaking teachers as Professor
Grogan and his corps of assistants.
The programme was IS follows:
election Orchestrs.
Recitation, Lasca-Fritzie Hermann.
Essay, Volcsnoes-Frank Schwentker.
Double duet.
Essay, wonan and Civilization
Mitchell.
Observation-Disclosures
Essay, Ramona-Rita Rivas.
Essay, Glass History-Zelma Bailey
Song School.
Essay, Freedom in America Dora snyder.
Deol nation, The Polish Boy Harry Davis
selection-0 Orchestra
Essay, Books and How to Use Them-Eula
Perry.
Conversazlone-Ed williams and Adele
Mossemann.
'93 in ID.
Sole The woodbird's song--Lilian Robson.
Presentation OF diplomas
Address, Education for Citizenship-Presi.
dent G. Fl. Keys
The following were the graduates
Zelina Bailey Harry Davis, Fitzle Her
man, Blanch Mitchell, Eula Perry.
Rita Rivas. Frank Schwentker, and
Dora Snyder.
Mrs. Lizzie Neel was yesterday ar
rested on a charge of adultery. preferred
by f. F. Farneworth. The complaint
says that Mrs. Neel has been living
with farmer in Buena Park by the
name of Faben. Mrs. Neel appeared in
court this morning and gave bonds in
the sum of $500 to appear for examine
ton on Tuesdsy next at 10 O'Clock.
The Chinese dramatic enchantresa.
Fong Kow OF whom the San Francisco
CHRONICLES speaks as having captured
Chinatown, and caused the stsid mer-
thah pH uAO JpiAJ W lOTEGO
the Gesry act and the anxiety it ia caus-
ing them, Ia well known here. Fong
Kow or Fong Kew as she was known
here was raised in Anaheim and lived
here until she was IL or Is years
old. She went to school here and
was always considered very bright. She
lived a great deal of the time with diff
ferent white families, always
dressed in American fashion and
she did not like anything
Chinese. About two years ago she was
here on visit and looked like stylish
young white girl, wore diamond rings
and earrings and kept of the cold
August air with an elegant seal-skin
sack. She told her friends that she had |
married rich Chinese merchant. Fong
Kew, after her visit here, became |
enamored with the stage and made her
debut in Los Angeles, and her rare his
trionic abilities at once made her a |
favorite with the Chinese 400. From
Los Angeles she went TO San Francisco,
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UNIVERSITY.

Entertainment by the Chaw-sfr Club.
Mischiovcus Boys.
UNIVERSITY, June 10.--Tha boys of the
Chaw-Sir club, arrayed in Chaw.Sir ties
OF yellow with Chaw-sir smiles athwart
their countenances, graduated two oil
their number Saturday evening In their
unique, original way. Laugh and grow
fat was their motto. and they strove
their beat to fulfill it in the sight of the
audience.
The programme opened with q mu-
steal selection entitled Piece Picked per
Professional Pickers, two guitars and q
mandolin being brought into requisi-
tion by Messrs. Crist, Hilliker and Cur
rem.
F. N. Lapham, d. NJ. doctor OF mas
tication) then delivered a bombsstibus
orationibus. Big words, original
rhymes and much swinging of arms was
its composition.
Symphonous Hash was served on the
piano by Messrs. r. Hall and Van Cleve.
Sitting together on one stool and Great
ing much discord with the notes, they
crested much laughter among the audi
ence
S. 8. Webster then producing manu-
script to the amount of about 10 feet,
proceeded TO Digest for the audience.
He gave take-off on each club member.
A little squirming kitten was presented
to him in token of appreciation.
Helliker brothers sent forth Melodious
Refrains from their stringed instru-
mente.
Forward the Light Brigade was rem
dered as q twin recitation BY J, 2. New
man and w. II. Pinney, the former
giving the gestures the latter the reci-
tation.
A Painless Palatal Performance by
Practiced Performers, Messrs. Hall, Van
Cleve. Orist and Curran was then given.
G e. D. Ballou recited Mary Had a
Little Lamb la district school boy.
r, 7. Hall, D. M, then followed with
lamentibus orationibu5, and related
the vast amount that bad been eaten
during his stay at the club, in order to
show that the Chaw-Sirs had not been
slothful in business. A Calls head was
the reward of his speech, presented by
the culinary department.
j. P. Ross, the president, gave short
description of Chaw-Sir, and bringing
forth billy-goat proceeded to cut from
his back the sheep-skins for the
graduates, F. N. Lapham and R. I.
Hall.
The patriotic ~ song was sung by
the members OF the Chaw-Sir club,
beautiful medley, with noise resem-
bling the donkey.
The desert, soup Ia vamoose, was
the closing OF the entertainment.
There exists great excitement in this
usually quiet suburb over an incident
which took place hereabouts last Friday
evening. The Sigmi Chi Greek frater-
nifty were to indulge in their annual
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RRDoNDo.

Big Excursions of the Maccabees and
Sunday Schools.
REDoNDo BEACH, June 10-The trains
on the Santa Fs and the Redondo rail-
roads were heavily freighted with hui
manity today, landing Maccabees and
Sunday school excursion parties. The
Sunday schools at the beach today were
made up from the Plymouth Congrega-
tional and the First Congregational
churches of Los Angeles. The united
throng of the two churches numbered
fully 1900, young and old. The Rev.
Charles Vale, pastor of the Plymouth
church, and DR.. Hutchins of the First
Congregational church were in attend
ance, to look after the welfare OF their
focks.
The Knights of Maccabees have been
arriving in large numbers during the
day, and are being received and cared
for by the local members of Tent No. 7.
Among the many diversions this after
noon the dory race, started at 8 O'Clock
D. M, was watched by the immense
multitude, scattered along the beach,
with much interest. The entries for
the race were as follows: Maloney,
Healey, San Bernardino; Alsop, Hall,
Barley, Redondo.
The winner OF the dory race proved to
be Barley of Redondo. After the dory
race the barrel race was called for p.
m.
From 5000 to 1000 people distributed
along the beach witnessed the various
aquatic exhibitions.
The Casino WAS the center of attrsc-
ton today. Arend's orchestra held
forth from the Casino stand, furnishing
delightfully."- enlivening strains of music
throughout the day.
Captain Sprague, OF the schooner W.
4. Jewett now in port discharging cargo,
accompanied by his wife, were among
the interested spectators of the joyous
scenes going forward along the front.
Mrs. George HartweIl and Mrs. Burk-
hart and the Misses Burkhart, all lead
ing members of the Plymouth church
Redondo today.
Among the arrivals today at Redondo
were Lieut.. Chas. L. Collins and Mrs.
Collins, U. s. A., who come to resume
life at Hotel Redondo.
The Misses Bochet of Los Angelae
were among today's arrivals and are
guests of Mr.. Fred Mellus.
This mornings arrivals at the Hotel
Redondo were Miss Edith Rand. Mics
Emily j.. Stanton. Pasadena; w. s.
James, Miss M. Robinson, Mrs. A. B.
Van Sewer, S. Love, Mrs. ]. Coulter, T.
Conner, w. B. Duble, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
I. Bichtie, Mrs. DIR. J. II. Smith. Miss
W. Lounds, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Kigne,
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. More
house, Cleveland; DIR. and Mrs. Smith,
San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. J. Aims
worth, city, Ben Cowan, Miss E. Par
ker, San Bernardino; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
f. Rosecrans, Rosecrans; Miss Janette
7. McCook, us. A.; r.. Howard Nor
ton, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l..
Collins, u. S. A. 9E W
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mackerel and 1900 barracuda being taken
in last week.
County Clerk Ward and party Of
friends were down lately and had q sail
on the bay on the yacht Murchison.
Moonlight parties are frequent, and 1t
don't make much difference to the
young couples whether the moon shines
or not.
Captain Hansen and wife of the Tilla-
nook, Captain Peterson and wife of the
schooner Whitman, Captain Anderson,
wife and family Of the schooner Ada,
and Captain Jacobson Of the schooner
Maggie Ross, were among the lucky
ones who dined at the pavilion lately.
The aquatic sports will soon begin,
and the islaud will be the great amuse-
ment center of the county this summer.
Eight deep-Bea vessels are anchored
outside at this writing
The summer midday trains will 60 on
the 18th inst.
If freight keeps coming az it has lately
the Terminal will have to double track
to keep ahead of business.
The Ganahl Lumber company have
an immense amount OF lumber now at
their island yard, and are selling it as
fast as they can handle it.
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The following statement made by Mr.. Smith
carries weight with it, and will be good news
to his many friends He says.
81 suffered for years from chronic catarrh of
the head, nose and .nroat, and during the past
year the trouble became very much worse.
had intense pains through my head, and some
times roaring and ringing sounds that would
almost make me wild. My hearing was NO
annoyance. My nose was always stopped up
with large hard humps. There was continual
discharge of mucous into my throat and in the
mornings 1t would cause me to hawk and spit
until l was almost exhausted. l had severe
pains through my chest and under my should
ers. could not sleep we'll at night, and would
get up. in the morning feeling but little re-
freshed
II have been under the care of DR.. De Monco
and associates but a short time, and have not
felt SO well for years. / sleep well, pains have
all left me- and my hearing is wonderfully i'm
proved
81 am very we'll pleased, indeed, and I am
glad to e i've my statement, If can be Of any
benefit to the public"
The herald., 1893-06-11
SANTA MONICA.
Local Happenings as the Beach-sum-
msr Picnics.

Local Happenings nc the Beach-sum-
msr Picntcs.
SANTA MONICA, June l0.--Two Sunday
school picnics, one enjoying themselves
in the Santa Monica Commercial COM
psny's grove on the south side, the
other at the oafion. gave the seaside
town Sunday school appearance yes
terday; the laughter and glee of the
little ones making every one happy by
reason OF their iollity.
There 10 no doubt but what sports of
every character will find Santa Monica
their summer headquarters during the
season, every known kind of athletics
having advocates who are determined to
push their own special pastime to the
front.
George Grimminger has every thing
in apple pie condition, and gave ball
last night in honor OF the occasion.
The Eastern Star lodge will give So
cial on Thursday evening at Masonic
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. r. Carson gave So
cial dance at the Casino Friday evening.
There ia considerable talk of genuine
English coach being run from here to
Pasadena daily during the summer sea-
son by gentleman OF means who is fond
of handling the ribbons.
Today will be observed as Children's
day st the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Corona touches the wharf today,
a special for Los Angeles connecting
with her, leaving the Arcade depot at
II 80 q. m. She goes north today.
The following gentlemen were elected
to take care OF Seaside lodge /, D. o. F.
during the ensuing term: r. R. Tan
ner, noble grand Geo. B. Dexter, vice
grand; l. NJ. Merlin-j jones, r. s.; j..
Ross Barrackman, P, s.; G. Scollard,
treasurer, and VIM. Jackson, trustee.
Mrs. H. A. Andrews of Lancaster is
visiting Mrs. e. ]. Vawter.
G. T. Hutchings and family of Los An
geles are nicely quartered in one of the
Russell cottages for the summer
months.
Mrs. Horace Bell, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Georgia Bell OF Los An
geles, spent the day at the beach.
Mr.. w. I'll. DousIng of the firm of
Dousing & Smyth, influential real estate
firm of San Francisco, is looking over
Santa Monica for northern investors.
Among yesterdays arrivals at Hotel
Jackson were J. Ell. Porterfield, Mrs. L.
E. Newhall, P. Fl. samuels, San Fran
cisco; D. w. Shellhawes and family, E.
Ell. Pattee, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Judah,
Pasadena; Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cook,
Phoenix, Ariz.; o. A. shanks, L. MUIR
ray, Pomona; Eugene Dupeu, New Or
leans P. @. Hayes, Santa Ana; r. s.
Thomas, Minneapolis; E. r, May. j..
II. Baxter, New York; Miss Cobb, San
Francisco; Fritz Hebbler, Fort Worth !;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Cummings, Marysville.
G. W. Schmidt, Chas. O'Brien, f. S.
Langdon, A. L. Gushing, o. L. Neer. A.
@. Carlton, J. Sunderland, D. z. Tul-
lock, Los Angeles.
Messrs. Ash and Sweeney opened the
Resort restaurant. etc., at the cafion
yesterday, when large circle Of their
friends called and partook of their hos
pitality. They are both good boys, and
deserve success.
At the Bellevue cottage there are the
following additions to the registry !:
William Sherlock, Miss Sherlock, Miss
L. Sherlock. Miss H. Sherlock, Port
land Mr.. and Mrs. John Cavanah and
family, Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss @. Y.
Houghton, L. zombro, San Francisco !;
S. D. Williams, Los Angeles.
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HIGHLANDS.

A Boom in Marriages During the Press
emit Month.
HIGHLANDS, June 10.--The fact that
several marriages have occurred since
the 1st of the present month speaks
well for the young men of this place.
They have the required amount of en-.
ersy and SEEM to know how to use it..
The epidemic il spreading, and it looks
az If very few young people would be
left at the present rate.
On June let Miss Elsie Hill and James
WstHen were married at the residence
of the BRIDES parents by Rev. S. Fl.
Norton. After the ceremony a bounti-
full supper was served. The happy
couple will reside in West Highlands.
Last Sunday John III. Ray and Miss
Cynthia Dodd were made one at the
Congregational church by Rev. Norton.
The couple enjoy the esteem of a host of
friends.
Edna E. Downey and Hiram d. Gard
ner were united in marriage by Rev. /.
G.. Desmond at the residence of the
BRIDES parent Sunday. The young peo-
pie are we'll known here and have
large circle of friends who will wish
them happiness in welded bliss.
A marriage license has been granted
to {. /. s Clapp OF West Highlands and
Ella J. Hamilton of Urbeta. The we'd
ding will take place in few days.
NOTES.
A. W. Hatch of Schaller, Iowa, ia in
town for few days.
Miss Pearl Godbsld is home from a
visit to her friend Miss Ada Pfeiffer OF
Orange.
Mrs. Real Of Satma, Kan, is visiting
G. w, Weigle and family and will re-
main during the summer.
Mis- Msble Edwards, who spent short
vacation among Highland friends, has
returned to San Francisco.
The Pomona Glee club gave splen-
did entertainment in this town. at the
Congregational church, last Thursday
night.
The Congregational church will OBJ
serve Children's day by an appropriate
sermon.
DIR. Price Of Cotton was here last week
looking over our domestic water supply.
w. F. Grow has disposed of his meat
market to J. B. Herhsrgei of Redlands,
who will continue the business.
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MR.. @. II. Brown,
Foreman of J.. IA. Spence & Co., Man
ufacfufing Confectioners, 242
Easf First Gtrant gave.

/ had bean afflicted with catarrh of the
bladder for three years or more, and had been
treated by prominent physicians, both of this
state and WAshinston bur with no ralief. Dur
ing this time 7 mad suffered terribly both night
and day, so nduen 80 that was scarcely able to
sic Up at all. Life was indeed burden to me,
and had about given up all hopes of ever get
ting any relief, when was induced to go to
DR.. De Monco and Associates aud put myself
under their care.
am now happy to say that gradually i'm
proved under their skllful treatment havs
had no symptoms whatever of the painful and
disagreenbe disease for sometime and feel
that am entirely cured.
] eat WELL sleep well, and feel we'll, and I
cheertully recommend DR.. De Monco and Asso-
ciates as honest, conscientious and skillfuI
physicians Yours Sincerely,
G. Il. BROWN,
The herald., 1893-06-11
TERMINAL ISLAND.
Plenty of Attractions for vtsitors.-Local
Matters.

7 I0HVy OF AtbfhcbfonB Tor V1sItOrs--LOCal
Matters.
TERMINAL ISLAND, June 10. - While
there are several seaside resorts where
bathing and fishing offer means of
recreation. there are none that offer or
can offer the amount and variety of good
wholesome amusement that is provided
tor the public at this most charming
island resort.
The fish dinners here are the acme of
perfection and the gourmets and all
lovers of good living in Southern Cali
fornia make as many visits as possible.
to this mecca Of culinary delights, Nep-
tunes kitchen.
The fish packing house is handling
large amount of fish, over three tons OF