The herald., 1893-12-02
SANTA ANA.
A Supposed Thief fArrcsted-The French
Silver Wedding.

SANTA ANA, Dec. lit will be re-
membered that some time ago "boy-
ish" man was arrested and put in jail
here along with the famous horse thief,
and in the course OF time the horse thief
and the boy cut hole in the brick wall
Of the Jail and escaped, and after a long
while was found and dealt with accord.
ingly. After his release nothing more
was heard of him until yesterday when
a robbery was reported to Marshal
Nichols. Nichols went to work and soon
found Dudley Dutherrae. and on search
ing him were found 10 Keys OF all kinds
and a button hook. He had stolen
shotgun from d. w. Dutherrae, whose
house he had broken into and sold the
gun. This is his second offence. He
was held under bond of $1,000, in default
Of which he went to Jail. His trial was
set for Saturday at 10 O'Clock am. be-
fore Judge Humphrey. Marshal Mich
OILS deserves great deal of credit for
the way he ferreted out this case and
finally caught his man.
Judge G. +. Freeman had ak tramps
before him today. They went to Jail.
Mr.. l.. A. Atwood, who has been sick
and there is very little hope of his re-
covery.
Mrs. Col. E. E. Iwards and con Leroy
OF Los Angeles were visiting Mrs. D. F.
Jones and other friends in the city
today. She will 90 to Los Angeles this
evening.
The district attorney, Mr.. ]. G. Scar
borough, was at Anaheim today on q
case where @. German was charged with
battery on the person of his wife. He
was found guilty and sentenced to the
county Jail for 100 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moslan Francis OF Los
Angeles came down and took Thanke-
giving dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Edson Smith.
Mr.. G. @. Drake, the manager of the
Spurgeon opera house, reports that on
het 9th and 9th OF December he will
have the Wolves OF New York, COM
pany that has won an enviable reputa-
tion wherever it has played.
Jailer James Buckley reports seven
new boarders in the county Jail, and
more are expected coon.
Mrs. E. d. Cook gave an elegant
Thanksgiving dinner to a few OF her
friends.
Mrs. vandermulen of Tustin goes to
Monrovia to spend the winter with rela-
tives.
r. M. Baker and George Huntington
are Nimrods. and won't take back seat
for anybody when it comes to picking off
ducks and the like on the wing, 60 they
remarked yesterday ns they started out
for the Newport sloughs with gun and
dog. They didn't want any turkey on
THANKSGIVING, bat intended making up
for that when they returned from the
days sport loaded down with mallards,
teal and sprigs. 1t was late In the even
ing when they returned, and a sorrier
looking couple is seldom seen. Baker
had lost his horse and Huntington had
had immersed himself in the shines OF
the slough to his neck, and between the
two dsngled couple of measly mud
hens, the fruits of their days hunt.
They are something of Nimrods them
elves.
Misses Kittie Butler and Emma Nc
Clune went to Los Angeles today for a
brief stay.
Sanford johnson and Karl Kendall
went to Los Angeles today.
P. J. Eychans of Pasadena was in
Santa Ana today looking around for q
place to locate.
Miss Nancy Waite spent Thanksgiving
WIFI IolbblVoe III Ohubh hud.
Linn L. Shaw has purchased half
interest in the Orange County Herald.
The paper will be edited and published
hereafter by johnson and Shaw. Mr..
Shaw 10 newspaper man OF acknowl-
edged ability, and is one OF the finest
JOB printers in Southern California. The
paper will be Republican straight.
+. G. Fernoy and E. s. Wallace went
to the city this afternoon. Mr.. Flernoy
will remain over Sunday.
Frank Monaghan iH In from the
Needles.
Mrs. Colonel Edwards was in Santa
Ana today.
SILVER WEDDING.
The realization Of a happy union was
celebrated last evening at the twenty
fifth anniversary of our townsman.
Charles E. French, and his estimable
vile. The congratulations OF their hun
dreds of friends who met to honor good
memory were most hearty and sincere,
and among the thanks returned that
. Thanksgiving night was that the finger
OF God had led this genial couple to this
pleasant southland of California to make
their home.
In the 23 years they have made Santa
u
about them such galaxy OF friends as
but few can claim the honor OF possess.
Ing. There's q deal of tenderness in the
heart OF time, and to but few has he
shown auch favor az to the whllom
bride. az she was 40 becomingly gowned
In m imported robe Of silk gauze, in.
wrought with threads OF silver.
1t Was almost impossible to believe
that 26 wears had elipped AWAY aimee
she plighted her troth to the man who
by his loving care has made those
years fly on fairy wings with no traces
Of care or sorrow in their wake.
Their daughter, too, in whom they
have been bleut, Miss Gertrude and
Ethel, combine to make this most at
tractive and happy household.
The scene Of hospitality was charm
ingly unique nowhere but in this semi
tropic cline, whore nature runs riot.