The herald., 1893-05-14
sam RRRNARpINo.

The Floral Festival a Great sucoess-A
Party.
SAN BERNARDMo, May 13.-The crowd
that visited the floral festival last even
ing was no larger than the one on the
preceding night. Those who did attend
were we'll paid for their trouble, as
splendid programme was rendered.
About 1870 young people from Riverside
came over on special motor. The flow
ers are in q splendid state OF preserva-
ton, and with the addition of some fresh
ones keep up the attractiveness OF the
display. The Cotton orchestra furnished
music last evening, while an impromptu
programme was given to keep the audi
ence in q good humor. MeeHrs. Osborne
and Phillips rendered duet. after
which Mrs. Kendall Holt recited q
selection that received hearty encore.
Miss Hilligass sung colo that was well
received. A solo by Mics Helen
stoughton was well rendered. The clos
plauded. This afternoon the doors were
kept open for the fret time, as the car
nival was closed yesterday in respect to
the memory OF Miss Ida Bennett, whose
funeral occurred yesterday afternoon.
The Boys band OF Cotton will furnish
music this afternoon. The festival will
close tonight with an excellent pro-
gramme supplemented by fine music by
the Redlands orchestra. 1t ie 10 be re-
gretted that the attendance has been 90
small, owing to other attractions and
the rain of Last evening.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
Miss Mamie Holcomb entertained a
number of friends very pleasantly last
evening st her home. Games and merry
conversation helped to pass very en-
joyable evening. At 10 O'Clock refresh
ments were served after which the
games were resumed until late hour,
Miss Holcomb proved herself to be a
splendid entertainer. Among those
present were Misses Mathews, Annable,
Speed. King, Rowell, Heap, Buddington,
Thomas, Lawrence and Morse Messrs.
Frank Dickson, Booth, Gazzola, Fussel,
Knowles, Reitz, Raitt, Keir and Swing.
BREvIrIEs.
Mrs. FL. A. Kellar arrived home yes
terday.
F. E. Pourade left yesterday for Napa
with crazy woman.
F. P. Meserve, OF Redlands, was on
our street yesterday.
]. E. Andrews, foreman of the Kaleid-
oscope office. returned yesterday from
Boulder, COL
Charles Gagel was yesterday granted
q divorce from his wife by Judge Otis.
a small audience greeted Mrs. w. J.
Florence last evening at the opera house.
The funeral of Miss Ida Bennett was
largely attended yesterday at the First
M. e. church.
The sale Of seats for the Remenyi con-
cert opened today at McGibbon's drug
store.
r. Fl. franklin OF Cotton took in the
sights OF the county seat yesterday.
Juan Ramon, an Indian policeman,
was brought in from Banning Yesterday
and arraigned before Justice FeIter on a
charge of assault to commit murder on
the person OF Maria Pablo. He was al
lowed to go on the security OF Capt.
Jonn Ma1ongo.
The San Bernardino National bank
room, in the Stewart, is about ready for
the furniture.
A party will be rendered Newt. Evans.
ct his home at the corner OF and Sixth
streets tonight.
Carl Crew, representing Lazrus &
Meier OF Los Angeles. 10 in the city on
business.
A Redlands gentleman was fined $3.50
yesterday for smoking in court.
Arizona Charlie's Wild West show
gave an exhibition this afternoon at
Coils race track.
Nothing has been heard from Vicente
Gallardo, the murderer OF Jesus Lucero,
officers have been continually /
on the lookout for him.
Complete census returns Of the school /
districts In this county has not been re-
csived by the school superintendent.
Two DRINKS went into lhe Motor hotel
this afternoon and saised disturbance.
The proprietor threw one Of them
through q window on the sidewalk.
Warrants for their arrest have been is,
sued.
Grand Pnhlic Olfarinn.