The herald., 1893-05-09
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SAN BrRNARDrNo, May S.--Last Satur-
day evening DR.. J. N. Bsyliss had an ex-
pefience with burglar that he will not
soon forget. While walking past bis
Office on Fourth street, about 8 o'clock,
he saw light in the room, which had
been closed for the evening. He went
into the building and turned on the
electric light, when q man rushed past
him and out the door. The doctor took
after him, the would-be burglar going
up Fourth to Z and turning toward the
M. 4. church. The doctor is somewhat
OF q sprinter, and rapidly gained on the
man. When about to overhaul his man
q shot was fred at the doctor, which
made him stop the chase, as he WAS un-
armed. While running toward E street
the burglar nat A. p. Morse, who at
tempted to head him off, but the house,
breaker flashed revolver, at the same
time saying: "You don't want any Of
this |" Mr.. Morse concurred, and the
robber passed on. The police have been
been furnished with description of the
man by those who saw him, but go far
be has not been captured.
COMMITTED TO NAPA.
Two women were arraigned in Judge
Otis department Of the superior court
today for examination as to their sanity.
Drs. Thompson and Aldridge were ap-
pointed to make the inquiry.
The first one examined was Lucia Pas
qualuci, an Italian from Cotton, about 40
years OF age, who, from her own state
msnt, had lost her husband. She was
afflicted with mslancholia and possessed
delusior that Jailer Newt Brown was
her lost husband. The court ordered
her committed to Napa.
The othersvietim.al alH9 hailed ifqm nrol. y
1;-s-. Gle was likewise victim of de-
lusions, but hers were of a religious
order. She had been in the habit of
wandering around in the park in that
city and thought che had seen a new
star, which, she claimed, was an an
nouncement of the end OF the world.
She was also sent to Maps.
AN EDITOR INJURED.
This evening about :15 O'Clock, while
driving down Third street, W. E. W.
Lightfoot of the Courier and W. F.
Moore were thrown from cart and
severely injured. Mr.. Lightfoot was
unconscious about 20 minutes. No
bones we're broken, but he was severely
shaken up andscomplained OF pain in
his left side. Mr, Moore was removed
to the Office of Drs. Boyle & Hazelett.
and his wound was dressed. He has d
bad cash across his forehead, and is
bruised in several places. The doctors
say 1t will be some days before either
will be out.
BREvrrIEs.
W. J. Curtis is in Los Angeles today.
A, D. Adams departed for Ventura
this morning.
Lewis Jacobs left for San Francisco
this morning.
Superintendent Guiteau Of the South
ern California motor road is in the
Angel city today.
The Apollo club will meet tonight for
the rehearsal of another musicale.
The benefit for the orphans home re-
Gently given in this city amounted to
1886 net.
Judge Fl. M. Willis and daughter,
MISS Jennie, and Mrs. @. E. Payne left
for San Francisco this morning.
Two drunks were up before Recorder
feck this morning and were discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glover were pas.
Hengers for El Paeo this morning.
Mrs. j. I. Jones viii visit friends and
relatives in Los Angeles this week.
Hal O. Warmers wife presented him
with baby boy yesterday.
John Wallace, who shot Michael
Laughan about two months ago, will be
sentenced tomorrow.
Judge w. f. Gregg and DR.. A,E.
Phelan left this morning for Chicago to
take in the big fare Before their re-
turn home they will visit their old
homes in the east.
George Cavolt was arrested Yesterday
by Constable Whaley, for fraudulently
taking water out of the ditch of the
Lumber Ditch company. The case will
come up for hearing in Justice Felter's
court next Wednesday.
Two deaths occurred ct the county
hospital this morning. One was Tre-
graria Gonzales, q Mexican woman.
badly burned at Dos Palmos couple of
weeks ago. The other, David Nagle, |
aged 80 years, who has been confined in
the hospital for two years. He was
afflicted with rheumatism. Both bodies
we're buried this afternoon.
The Redlands orchestra has been en- |
gagged to pay the first and last nights of /
the flower fair to be held at the pavilion |
the 11th, 18th and 18th inst.
A reception will be given this evening |
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. @. w.
Mettler, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sims
and Miss Harston of Virginia, who have
been spending the winter in this city.
and will shortly return home.
A dispatch has been received by the i
Of Ida Bennett. the young LADY /
murdered at Seattle, that the BODY
would be shipped today, and STRIVE here
rhuradsy. The funeral will be held |
Friday st 5 pm, from the North M. ri
church.
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