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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
rnarti-tic Metal Mantels.

Metallic mantels are coming rapidly into
favor. but onc cannot honestly admire the
bright brass and nickel styles which are af-
fected in some of our American palaces.
Their effect is neither pleasing To the eve
nor congruous with ordinary accessories.
Some of the bronze and oxidizc,i mantels
are in hetter taste.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22

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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1893-04-22
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The herald., 1893-08-20

farmers depositing big, fat checks in the
Bank of Anaheim.
From all the reports the Company q
boys are enjoying themselves hugely
(when off duty at Camp Halpin- by-the-
Sea. In fact the boys are having reg
ular picnic down there. At the same
time some hard and efficient work and
drilling have been done by the boys,
which will prove Of great future value
to them. The company will break
camp tomorrow.
The Native Daughters served Gard
ner's ice cream in Kroeger's building to-
day for the benefit of the free reading
room. A considerable sum OF money
was netted for that worthy object.
From present indications the fruit
evaporator will not be run this season,
which is great disappointment to
many OF the fruit in the sur
rounding country, who had calculated
upon selling it their fruit.
The Campbellites are putting up a
tent ON the vacant lot north of Good
ale's for the purpose OF holding revival
meetings.
The usual big crowd will go down
from here to Anaheim Landing tomor-
row to spend the day.
The herald., 1893-08-20
UNIVERSITY.

Procession OF Dsys-several Weddings.
Local Notes.
University, Aug. 19.-Next Wednes-
day evening the Young Ladies' Mission
ary society OF University NJ. E. church
will give unique entertainment, in the
college chapel, called the Procession Of
Days. 1t will consist Of holidays repre-
sented by persons accoutred in costume
appropriate to the day they represent.
Over 70 days will be in line participated
in by so persons. There will be pro-
gramme consisting of recitations and
singing. Besides these there will be
club swinging by Misses Virginia
and Lillian williamson and Myrtle
Huyck and wand drill con-
Quoted by Miss Lillian Williamson will
be given, in which the following young
ladies will participate: Misses Beatrice
Holland, CLARA Lipe, Petrea Doyle, Mar
gsret Matthew, Estella Williamson and
6abina Adair. 1t promises to an inter-
esting affair.
Weddings seem to be altogether the
order OF the day among University par
ties lust now, for in the period OF q
week past four couples were united in
matrimonial bonds. Miss Lizzie Wieb-
king was married to F. Lehman of Ingle.
wood. They will take up their residence
ct Inglewood.
Clarence Dougherty, proprietor of the
University dairy, and Miss Jennie
HAYES, the popular Southern Pacific
station agent here, took unto them
selves the unalloyed bliss Of matrimonial
life Tuesday last. The ceremony took
place in st. Johns Episcopal church,
Rev. Vaille officiatina. They will spend
their honeymoon in touring Southern
California.
Gao. w. Dryden was married last
Wednesday to Miss Kate O. Thatcher of
Los Angeles. Unity church was the
scene of the ceremony, with the pastor,
Rev. Thomson, Officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dryden will take in San Francisco
in their honeymoon trip, after which
they will be ct home at Dryden's ranch
below the University.
The most recent wedding took place
among the student fraternity. James
R. Ross and Miss Ada Strong, both we'll
known students of the college here for
several years past, but now residents of
Pomona, were married Thursday. They
will pursue their further studies at
Stanford university.
Rolla Umstead celebrated the eleventh
anniversary of his birth at his parents
home on Hoover street Friday after
noon. A party was rendered his young
friends and pleasant time was enjoyed
by those present.
Ed. Palette Of Vernon and Rae Van
Cleve of San Luis Obispo, both members
of last years junior class of the univer-
sitv here. will continue their studies at
Northwestern university at Evanston.
Ill.
Judge w. H. Frazier and family took
coast line trip to San Diego and Coro-
nado several days this week.
Ellis Tucker is spending the week on
a pleasure trip to Ventura county.
The herald., 1893-08-20
RIVERSIDE.

Programme for the wheelmen's Tourna-
ment-The County Assessment sticks.
RIVERSIDE, Aug. 19.-The prelimina-
ries for the wheelmen's tournament to
take place September 9th in this city
are about completed by the committee
in charge. Mr.. Johuson, who is secre-
tary of the committee, will send out to-
day the entry blanks, as we'll as list of
the prizes. to the principal towns in
Southern California. Entries will soon
commence coming in, as 1t is we'll known
that bicyclists in the neighboring towns
are training daily with q view Of enter
ing the contests here. The 13.mile road
race will be the leading event on the
programme. Fully 80 entries are ex-
pected to be made in this race. The
new track at Athletic park is in splen-
did condition. The prizes to be awarded
are as follows:
One mile novice race-First prize, gold
medal; second, silver medal.
Two mile division championship
First, gold medal, second. silver medal.
One mile club rsce-First, bicycle suit; ;
second, silk umbrella.
One mile, Pacific coast champion
Hh1p-GOlQ medal.
One mile handicap-First, gold stop
watch second, diamond ring.
Half mile hsndicap-First, Winchester
rife; second, silver watch.
Five mile division championship
rsce-First, gold medal; second, silver
medal.
Road race-First time, high grade
bicycle; second time. gold medal; first
place, elegant gold watch; second place,
gold medal.
In addition to the foregoing prizes
there will be fully 25 others offered, as
place prizes. Tie list is liberal and
extensive one and should be the means
OF inducing large list Of entries and the
boys to make some fast time.
Senator Streeter is rusticatiny at the
coast.
Judge Harvey Potter left today for
San Diego for short visit.
Miss Lou Hicks left today for a few
DAYS visit at Oceanside.
James Patterson. the genial cashier Of
the Perris Valley bank, was in town yes
terday.
A. H. Naftgzer, one Of the county COM
mis- 'ionere, returned from San Diego last
The herald., 1893-08-20
ANAHEIM.
A Water System for Cspistrano-The
Sugar Beet Crop.

Water System for Cspistrano-The
Sugar Beet Crop.
ANAHEIM, Aug. 19.-B. F. Porter and
bis force of men have just returned
from Capistrano. where they have been
for the past two months. building an ir-
rigating ditch for the Trabuco Water
company. The water is taken from the
Trabuco creek, and Mr.. Porter says they
now have plentiful supply, from 800 to
400 inches, and only few hundred
acres of land to irrigate at present. The
necessity and value of irrigation is be-
coming recognized more and more each
year.
About 1900 tons of sugar beets have
been shipped from Anaheim 80 far this
season. Every day train Of from 10 to
Is cars loaded with this new product of
our farms pulls out for Chino, and al
most Immediately after arrival at the
big factory is transformed into sugar.
September 18th will be the first payday
for the shippers, and about that time
there will be seen a long line OF smiling
The herald., 1893-08-20
REDLANDs.

An Attempt Mt Murder - Local News
Happenings.
REDLANDs, Aug. 19.-An attempt to
murder was made Friday morning about
IL: 80 o'clock upon a Chinaman named
Ah Wah by some unknown person while
asleep in his tent near Henry Edwards'
place on Citrus avenue. For two sue
cessive nights previous to the shooting
he had heard some one prowling around
his premises, but as no felonious act had
been attempted by the intruder, no at
tention was paid to the matter. On FRI
day morning All Wah was shot through
the head. The wound will probably not
result fatally. All Wah has been q resi-
dent of Redlands for a number OF years
and is reputed to be steady, industri-
GUS Chinaman.
W. G. Phillips was in Moreno yester-
day.
]. H. Taylor went to San Bsrnardino
yesterday on business.
Ed Spoor came up from Santa Monica
yesterday for few hours.
The ice-cresm social, to have been
held last evening in the Y.M.C.A, hall
last evening, was postponed.
G. B. Bishop and family passed
through this city yesterday on their way
to Moreno.
]. E. Stanley, the young man who
came to this city few months ago suf-
fering from pulmonary diseases, died
Friday evening at T. R. Griffith's resi-
dence.
A drum-beating ordinance has been
passed by the trustees, affixing a fine o.
not less than $12 and not more than 500
for the violation of the same.
The herald., 1893-08-20
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POMONA.


Tho city Trustees Work .s EqusIizsrs.
Notes and Personals.
POMONA, Aug. 19.-Our city trustees
are still in session, and probably will be
until Tuesday next, as an equalizing
board. They have apparently been
faithful in the performance Of this duty,
although very tedious and unenvisble
occupation. There have been but few
changes as yet, the principal. feature
having been the hunting up of property
which, from various causes, escaped the
careful search of the assessor.
They hold an adjourned regular meet
ing at 80 Wednesday evening, which
will be one OF interest, as they will
probably fix the assessment tax rate or
levy for the current year.
The chief of the fire department, E.
M. Keller, at the last regular meeting
suggested in short and pointed talk
the necessity and advisability OF the
city purchasing chemical fire engine,
and further stated that In his judgment
one Of sufficient capacity and power for
town of Pomona's size or even larger
might be bought for about $l400; that
he brought the matter before the board
prior to the levy so that the matter
might be thoroughly canvassed and
acted upon by the council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avis OF Avis & Els
worth left this morning via the Santa Fe
for San Diego, intending to remain there
about one week hunting climate and
rest from business.
The workmen are hard at work tear
ing down and out a portion OF the wall
in the @. e. White block in order to
make large arch pass-way betoeen the
two store rooms that are to be. used as
one place OF business.
Mr.. E. A. Hubbard will leave next
Monday by the Santa Fe route for Fon
du Lac, Wis.
The Pilgrim Congregational church
building, with its new additions, has al
ready assumed shape sufficient to show
that it will be quite creditabls struc-
.ture--one which will easily seat 500
people.
Mr.. Elias Bixhy of La Verne has re-
turned from his trip to Chicago and his
old home, Sedalia, Mo. He is not at all
we'll. having overdone himself, regard
ing his age, while at the worlds fair.
1t is to be hoped that he will soon be
himself again.
Miss May Cordner returns from San
Antonio cafion this afternoon, after hav-
ing enjoyed quite a pleasant sojourn in
that delightful retired spot.
Sundays only, tickets can be secured
by all desiring a ride to North Pomona
and return over the motor line for 10
cents for the round trip.
The HERALD is as promptly and care
fully delivered on Sunday as throughout
the week and should any fail to get the
paper please notify this agency.
Mr.. A. H. Wilbur, Southern Pacific
agent at this place, is expected home to-
morrow. Mr.. Burt Shut, the next in
line of rank with his subordinates, has
filled his place very creditably to him.
self and satisfactorily to all Pomonaites
during the absence Of Mr.. Wilbur and
family.
II you want the DAILY HERALD please
remember you can get it promptly de-
livered within these limits: From HOLT
The herald., 1893-08-20
SAN BERNARDINo.
Supervisor Ruggiss Takes His ssat-News
Notes.

Supervisor Rugglos Takes His Seat-News
Notes.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 19.-The re-
Gently elected supervisor, A. B. Ruggles,
took his seat as q membea OF the board
this morning when that body met. An
informal discussion was held relating to
the inducement of immigration to the
county. Chairman Victor explained to
Mr.. Ruggles that last years fund Of
$1,000 allowed by law, had been ex-
pended and that this years appfopria-
tion remains intact.
Mr.. Rugeles next asked who managed
the worlds fair matters in the begin
ming, and Mr.. Lord good naturedly re-
piled that cit WAS in the hands OF a
neighbor of yours, fellow named Gird,
who raises beets down in the marsh,
and Holmes, who raises hi at River
side."
A communication was read from 8. l..
Grow regarding the county exhibit at
the worlds fair, and stating that the
exhibit is in fine shape and attracting
great attention. was received and filed.
A communication was read from A. E.
Payne and others asking that the board
stop the Chino Valley Beet Sugar COM
pany from communicating the water of
Chino creek by waste water from that
institution. The matter was referred to
the health officer.
BREvITI-s.
John Matteo, the kind and consider
ate clerk of the new st. Charles. is visit
ing relatives at Anaheim.
Byron Waters has not had the habeas
borpus papers served to have @. M.
Button released from custody.
Col. S. II. Drochman Of Tucson, Ariz.,
is visiting Louis and Paul Nigel of this
city.
Hon. R. A. Dagne, editor of the Santa
Paula Chronicle, was in the city yester-
day, the guest of Col. W. l.. Vestal OF
the Times-Index.
Samuel Falks. an old-time resident of
this city. died last evening at his resi-
dence on E. street, after lingering
illness.
The city board Of education met last
evening at the city hall in special ses-
sion. Maurice G. James was appointed
teacher of Latin as successor to Mr..
Thomas, who takes A. E. Frye's posi-
tion as superintendent. John H. Bar
ton was elected to take the place of John
G. King, who recently resigned.
The herald., 1893-08-20

Avenue on the north to Twelfth street
on the south, and from Palomares street
on the east to Hamilton avenue on the
west, or at this Office, the postoffice or
any point you may designate within the
above limits. Quick and faithful de-
livery and no grumbling.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shut, MIR. and
Mrs. w. H. Patterson and daughter,
Miss Clara, returned from Santa Monica
today.
Miss Addie Bradford of Ontario is to
arrive in Pomona tomorrow IS the guest
Of Miss Ida Shut for the ensuing week.
The herald., 1893-08-20
SANTA MONICA.

Plenty OF Attractions for Todsy-Locsl
Afrafrs.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 19.-Today will
be another gala day at Santa Monica,
when the Ninth infantry band of Po-
mona will give free open-air concert
on the ssplansde; and the second heat
In the ceisbrated north beach swim
ming contest will take place.
A number Of new entries are expected.
while Splittsvesser, the winner OF last
week. has greatly improved, In both bis
endurance and speed, it will take good
one to beat the gallant Angelefio, who
now 10 the champion, and is determined
to hold II. The entries close today at
O'Clock, and all who intend to enter had
better remember the fact. The race will
take place at p. m. The course 10 the
are more favorable for speedy contest.
beach, and will afford swimmers an ex-
cellsnt position from which to view the
race.
THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY CASE.
Inthe case Of the People W. the Car
ters, for highway robbery, In which the
examination was held before Justice
Willis on Friday, few words might not
be amiss. There were four hold-ups
and three robberies, which many be-
lieve they were guilty of participating
In. One party, who goes by the name
Of Tom King. alias Brady, alias Soldier
Kid, who 10 still ct large, being the
other one OF the gang. Constables
Dexter and Myers have for the past two
weeks worked with great sssiduity on
!. the case, and deserve great credit for
their labors, whether the present par
ties are convicted or not, and seem to
have : very strong case against Garter,
who aoes by the name Of rhe Sailor Kid.
The second case against Joe Carter
will be heard on Wednesday next. it
being the case In which Col. q. H. Rob-
inson Of the Soldiers Home was held up
Z and robbed. One thing 10 certain. the
robberies have ceased, and II the officers
have not got the right parties they have
ct least scared off the others.
~ LOCALS.
4 At the recent meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Santa Monica Improve
elnent company, Col. r. 8. Baker, f. G.
Ryan. Robert F. Jones, w. L. Lester
and Roy Jones were elected board of
directors for the ensuing year.
Mrs. DR.. Wells 10 building fine resi-
dencs on Ocean avenue, opposite the Ar
eadia.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
The herald., 1893-08-20

evening and reports considerable pr
gress by the county commissioners.
A telegram has been received from Az
SCISSOR Moore who is in Sacramento, sta
ing that the state board OF equalization
are satisfied with Riverside county as
sessment and that he would return to
this city at once.
Ieiah Williams Of Waldomar and Miss
Huldah ]. Smith of Elsinors were mar
ried last evening at the M. E. church
parsonage by the Rev. w. A. Wright.
The herald., 1893-08-20
SANTA ANA.

Captain French's Misfortune-At the
Churches-Notes.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 19.-Capt. B. F.
French has seen better home than the
one he occupied in the county jail last
night, but strong drink has taken his
The herald., 1893-08-20
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give fair, beginning Wednesday and
continuing throughout the week, in the
Gates block.
Solemn high mass will be aung at Ne
Soldiers Home today at a. M, wien
the Soldiers Home band and Mrs. Smith
will assist. High mass will be given
here at 10 80. ~
Work is being rushed on the Y. M. @.
A. bath house on the south side.
Contractor Getz is pushing the school
house addition.
PERSONALS.
W. ]. Williams Of Los Angeles is at
the Bellevue.
Father Mason Of Watsonville ia visit
ing Father Have.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Jackson of Pssa-
dena are spending few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Thomas of Chica-
60 are in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Robbins of Pas
adena are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A.
Willis. Mrs. Robbins is the daughter
Of Judge Willis.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Stevens have gone
to Monrovia for Mrs. Stevens's health,
with the hope that the change will ben
eft the lady.
Mrs: Sarah Smith, mother of Mrs. 1.
A. Willis, is on the sick list.
Rev. and Mrs. G. HI. Steere of River
eide are occupying one of the Newby
cottages, on Arizona avenue.
Ralph Dominguez has been enjoying
the delights OF the sea.
Jack King was seen fishing from the
old wharf yesterday.
]. I. Mills, w. D. Cason, Los Angeles,
registered at the Jackson yesterday.
Z. P. Rogus of Topeka, Kan, Is en-
joying Santa Monica climate while luxu.
rating at the Jackson.
w. d. Carson of Pomona ia spending
few dsys at Hotel jackson.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Casino, who are talking Tennis with a
vengeance, are w. Alexander of Santa
Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bettner, Mrs.
Jas. Bettner, Mr.. Berry and family, Mrs.
Wand Devort, Mrs. Gleason.
Mrs. F. L. Babe, Mrs. U. G. Spreng,
Mrs. @. w. Stewart and Mrs. L. NJ.
M. Richards of Los Angeles, arrived
yesterday at the Bellevue.
The herald., 1893-08-20
Items of Interest.

ALL WHO ENJOY good French cooking 20
to the Delmonico Restaurant Second street,
Santa Monica, where P. Dauphine, the cele.
brsted chef, presides over cuisine Private
rooms IL desired.
VISITORS TO SANTA MONICA will find at
the remodeled r I'd store J bird street, the iarg-
est and best selected stock of dry goods, fur
nishing and high class groceries in the town.
THE BEST BARBER SHOP at Santa Monica
ts the Hotel jackson shop, Utah avenue, near
Third st. TH0S K. REEVES, Prop.
SCHADER & CO., beers. wines, liquors, min.
erul waters, sodas, etc. Opposite postonica
The herald., 1893-08-20

See the WorId's Great Healer
And oculist, at rooms 10 and IL, No. 316l5
South Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal
The herald., 1893-08-20
Long Beach Notes.

D. J. MCCARTHY, the proprietor OF the sa-
loon at $50 N. Main street, Los Angeles has a
branch at the corner OF Second and Pine streets,
Long Beach, Finest wines. liquors and cigars
The famous Wieiand beer on draught Every
body invited to CALL
The herald., 1893-08-20

CONTINUED on Seventh page.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18
facts 10, Free Traders 10 Explain.

The Textile Manufacturing World for
July contains the semi annual report Of
new textile mill construction. Those deiud-
e ! mortals, who thought the Democratic
purity could be placed in control Of the na-
lion on plank which declared the system
Of protection unconstitutional, without
INJECTING serious injury on many Of our
leading industries and on business,
should, II they are not already convinced
Of TIE fact, read carefully this report
tn the Textile World The statistics OF
the WOODEN mills for the past siI
months show unmistakaby that the wooden
industry is losing ground. The number Of
new sets added during that time both
through new mills and additions to old
mill. does not make good the losses by fire
and wear.
The new mills which have been started
are principally yarn mills or worsted weay-
Ing establishments.
The figures of the silk industry show
falling of from the corresponding period of
1892.
The report states There Is no further
development of the plush business which
figured in the returns of last year. In view
Of probable adverse legislation no additions
have been made
In all kinds Of mill construction, in com
pairing the figures with those for a similar
,eriod Of 1892, a marked decrease Is noted,
y it'll the exception of the number Of new
knitting mills. In the first part of this
year the knitting business was unusually
good and a. consequence new mills were
undertaken and established plants enlarged
to a greater extent than last year.
The report continues
In view of the chang" of admins
trstion. comparison of this report
with our report for similar period
in 1892. is of particular interest for
the figures Of that year we're so good that
they were quoted in President ifarrison's
message to Congress as an evidence of the
rountrys prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-18

Here are some of the conclusions de-
duced from the statistics in the report
First, that the growth of cotton manu-
featuring has been greater in the North
than in the South, and that there is no in
dication that the latter states are gaining al
the expense of the former.
Second, retrogression in new wooden
mill construction, and probable decrease OF
total productive capacity Of the country
also marked tendency towards the add
ton of looms out of proportion to new
spinning.
Third the rapid vet solid growth of the
knitting goods industry, and the tendency
10 finer goods.
Fourth the tendency shown by the new
mill construction toward concentration in
well defined centers where skilled help in
each line is most plentiful. This would seen
to indicate that in the location of new plants
the plentiful supply of skilled help is con
siiered by manufacturers to be more i'm.
portsnt factor than cheap rent or power.