The herald., 1893-06-03
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, June 1.-At tne prayer
meeting of the First Baptist Church Last
evening Rev. G. e. Dye, who has served
that church faithfully for four years
past, rendered his resignation, to take
effect July 1st, when he expects to take
charge Of the East Side Baptist Church,
OF Los Angeles, whose members have
given him q unanimous call. Rev. Mr..
Dye came to the Baptist church here
when it's members we're divided among
themselves, and he leaves them at
peace, q strong church, free from debt.
He goes to a weak church, carrying a
debt of $3.50, hoping that he may do it
good as he has done the church here.
His health has been failing OF late, and
the regaining OF it is one consideration
for the move.
ADJUDGED INSANE.
Yesterday, in the superior court. John
Cadman OF Anaheim, was declared in
sane and ordered sent to the asylum at
Agnews. The family have had many
misfortpns since coming to California
from Nebraska. about six years ago.
Mr.. Cadman lost $4,000 in the boom,
and finding himself poor man, failing
in health, sent for son, Ira T.. Cadman.
to look after his business. This son,
after incessant labor in strengthening
out bis fathers affairs and much worry
over the condition of his father, became
insane and was sent to the Stockton
asylum on the 22nd of May. This last
blow completely shattered John Cad
mans mind, and no hope of his recov-
cry ia entertained. He was taken to
the asylum last evening by his son,
Geo. o. Cadmsn.
WEDDING AND RECEPTION.
Last evening at 7 80 Mr.. Henry Cru
enenwald and Miss Henrietta +. He'll
were quietly married at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruenenwald, Mrs. Cru
enewald being an invalid not able to
leave her home. At s 80 reception
f. J. He'll, parents OF the bride. The
parlors were made beautiful with flow
ers, and many friends were present to
many gifts will help to beautify their
own new home. * % :
NOTES. Q
Rev. E. 0. McIntire of the M. E..
church will officiate at the dedication of
a new M. e. church in Perris next Sum
day.
Mrs. H. M. Stewart of Westminster
has started on her return, from the east,
and will be at home in few days.
j. Yoch is in Los Angeles today.
W. III. Anderson Is sinking an aftesian
well on B. L. Dakyn's place, near Tus-
tin.
j. D. Thomas of Knowlesville, N. Y,
is visiting Mr.. D. H. Thomas Of this
nrsb tlrns sIncs- bulIc. Eruy we mtist
be growing better. H@ntf~
Antonio Miranda, charged with en-
bezzlement, was acquitted on q rerear-
ing Of the case.
A Mexican boy was peddIing rattle
snakes, captured in the hills, on the
streets this morning. He offered them
at dollar per snake, with instructions
as to their care thrown in.
Mrs. James Irvine and son, William
B. Irvine, returned to San Francisco
yesterday, after spending few days in
specting the San Joaquin ranch, the
property of Mr.. Irvine.
O. Voss and wife, who have been vis-
iting j. W. Montague and wife, returned
home. starting today. They will stop
IN Onlcag0. 3a
Mrs. l.. E. Keifhaber went to Red
lands today, Mr.. Keifhaber having pre-
ceded her. They will make that place
their residence in future.
Mrs. j. q. Mccoy and family are i'm
proving.
In the case of the People VS.. f. Fisch-
er, charged with sending challenge to
fight duel, which came up before JUS
tice Freeman at 2 p. m. today, the pris-
oner was discharged by consent of the
prosecution.
The following officers were elected by
Santa Ana Lodge No. 236. l. o. o. F., at
its last regular meeting: w. S. Widney,
N. g.; G. A.. Riley, V. s.; r. L. Free
man, Rec. &c.,; g. E. Freeman, Per.
Sec. w. B. Tedtord, Treas. A. G. Bow
ers, Trustee.
The Southern Pacific company have
put in long switch, extending from the
depot down to and across Broadway, for
the accommodation of the beet raisers.
Beets will also be received for shipment
to Chino at Mirshores, Brookhurst and
Buena Park, where every accommoda-
tion will be offered the owers.-Ana-
helm Gazette.