The herald., 1893-08-10
SANTA ANA.


EutI,er Browp's Fatal Btow-1mssrestiSg
, Horss News.
r SANTA ANA, Aug. "a very pieasant
party was given BY Miss Myrta Ed
Yards a the rssidsncs Of Ira Chsnd-
lsr last night, prior to the departure OF
that young lady fox San Francisco
school. Tho evening was most enjoy
ably passed in conversation, music and
games. and dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
6tutsman. Lottie Padghsm, Laura Wiley,
Jeesie Cieaver. Miss Williame, Miss Ro.
tan, MAY Spurgeon, Nina Mansur. Pearl
Glenn. Grace and Estslle Conawsy,
Myrta Edwards; Messrs. Stutsmsn,
Swanner, McClain. Moody, Richards,
Johnston, Lee and Glenn.
A FATAL BLOW.
Luther Brown, the Pasadena school
teacher Who hit William Murray OF Ell
Modena over the head with spade
yesterday, was admitted to bail today
In the sum Of y250O, pending the result
Of the injuries Murray received at the
the teachers hands. Mr.. Murray can
not recover, as the whole side OF his
head has been cut open, and ne mas
been unconscious since he received the
blow. Murray is man OF family, and
although Q high-tempered man, 10 re-
spected by all who know him.
Brown feels keeenly the fix he 10 In,
ss he can plainly see now what chance
{. blow will sometimes do. He stoutly
maintains that he struck Murray in self
defense, fearing that II he did not he
would be severely injured. and possibly
killed, il he did not. The row has COM
pletely upset the usually smooth tenn
peraments of Ell Modenaites, % both
parties have many friends in that dis
trict.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEET.
The school board met last night, all
the members being present.
The rooms in the Congdon block were
rented for school purposes at yearly
rental Of 1915. :
The bills Of ]. E. Taylor for $2s4.50,
and Robert Mofit for $40, were allowed.
Mfe. Sutton was elected - substi-
tute teacher.
xAs yet no psreon has bean -aalaatfd tn
HORSE NEWS.
Marco Foster has his runners, Naucho
B., San Juan and Escondido in training
ct the Santa Ana track.
RsQuins f., Giford's 2-year-old filly,
went mile this morning In 2.36L.
The grand stand at the race track is to
be repaintsd.
In the trotting stake for foals OF 1891.
"a bs trottsd ct the fair Of 1898, the fol-
lowing third payments have been made /:
Chino ranch. Oh. I. Nellie w., BY
Woolse, dam Nellie r. by Inca.
J. H. Kelly, ch. O. Kenneston, BY
Happy Prince, dam Bessie, by Dash
away.
A. q. Kelly, Oh. Q. Actor, by Happy
Prince, dam Mable, BY Connis' Billy.
Hiram Kelly, br. 9. Prince Inca, BY
Hsppy Prince. dam Kittie Smith, BY
IncA.
J. Willis, br. I. Daisywood, by Silk
wood, dam Daisy w., by Ed Barton.
Geo. w. Ford, b. Q. Neermit, by Albert
W.. dam Clytic I'd, by Nutwood.
w. ?. Mclntosh, b. g. Mentoue, by
MoMinney, dam Croquet.. and br. /.
Kitty Nc, by Mckinney, dam Chrysa,
by Del SUI,
Geo. H. Reed, bay colt by Othello,
dam Juponisa, by Punius.
": Maben, bl. I. Bet Madison. by Jas.
Madison, dam by Abbottsford !; br. /.
0vSASSoAA <SVAt0 W JvoAAVVuis QBlu Doll0
H.. and b. 9. Peer Lucky, BY Rajah, dam
Dora, by Gibraltar.
In the trotting stake for foals of 1891.
to be trotted ct the fair OF 1894, the
following third payments have been
made:
J. H. Kelly, br Prince Valentine by
Happy Prince, dam Queen by BlacE-
hawk. and ch Kennsston by Happy
Prince.
. A! e. Kelly, ch Actor by Happy
~. Willits, br + Daisywood by silk
wood.
". P. Mcintosh, b 9 Msntone and br /
Kitty Nc, both by Mckinney.
g, W. Ford, b Neernut BY Albert W.
Ehis list will prove interesting to
horsemen in Southern California and in
a1fea good racing.
NJ CALIFORNIA; CHILDREN.
A meeting OF the Native Sons and
Daughters Of California will be held at
Congregational hall in this city Friday
night to arrange for = grand picnic to
be held at Newport on Saturday, August
19th. All persons born in California
who are interested in this matter are re-.
pussted to attend.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The executive committee OF the
Orange county chamber Of commerce
met last night and gave the chair power
10 appoint delegate to the road con-
Nature Demands . Tonic.
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