The herald., 1893-01-20
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES.
Mrs. Reuter- Of Santa Ana
Knocks Out a Man.
Pssadena's Resources as Musical
Community.
Events at Rodlauds-Orango County
s Orange Growers Dissatisfied-Re-
te dondo Shipping and Local
No.es-An aheim News.

GANTA ANA, Jan. 10 Not an orange
hacking firm In this city is at work, as
ct, packing oranges, and the crop is
opening finely. Many of our largest
growers have not as yet made any ar
rangements for the handling OF their
crops and decided dissatisfaction ex-
lste here against letting the agents send
them east on consignment. A strong
effort is being made by the orange grow
ere of Tustin to get the producers OF this
county to combine and market their own
crop, thereby cutting loose from the
middlemen. Some conclusion will have
10 be reached soon, for there are a
large quantity of oranges now ready for
market.
HARD HITTER.
Biff, bang
Mrs Reuter- is one of the principal
figures in a sensational divorce case now
being tried before the superior court Of
this county, and is large, powerfully
built woman. Now, on this divorce case
hangs tale, and many an interesting
piece of news matter might be gotten,
but the superior court room doors are
barred and reporters enter not.
About IL O'Clock this morning the
conrt room door poiseleesly opened and
the commanding figure of Mrs. Reuter-
appeared upon the scene. She WAS evi-
IDENTIFY angry, and walked rapidly out
into the corridor, ard up to VIM. Bel
Ihaw, who was standing near the
lheriff's Office. When directly in front
VI the gentleman she turned and dealt
aim terrible right-hapd smash in the
ace, causing the blood to dow freely,
oosening several teeth and completely
knocking him out.
After doing this she turned about and
returned to the court room. Belshaw,
ls soon as he got repaired, went before
Judge Freeman and had Mrs. Renter ar
rested on charge of battery, and the
;aee will probably come up tomorrow.
Mrs. Reuter- says that Belshaw has
testified or stated that he had had i'm
proper relations with her, and she did
not propose to permit any man to talk
that way She has it Stored away for
me or two other laxative men in this
,ity, and doesn't mind paying a few
,altry dollars in the way OF fines, just to
1t them know she can protect her own
lights. 1. n
The divorce case 10 being bitterly con-
ested, the array of legal talent on both
ldes being notable. Judge Shaw Of
LOS Angeles is hearing the case, which
will last several days.
Orange county i5 not alone noted for
ts fast horses, foot-racers, climate, soil
nd production, but it is also making
iuite record as divorce center.
A RIG MEETING
The delegates from the different Sun
lay schools in the state will meet in
santa Ana early in March to hold the
annual Sunday-school convention, and
everal hundred delegates are expected
o be present. Arrangements for theif
roper reception are already being
made.
SAD DEATH.
Mrs. Charlotte Paff died this morn
ng at her home in this city after long
tllness of much suffering. The deceased
lady leaves husband and two children
30 mourn her untimely end. She was 20
years of age. The funeral will be held
tomorrow ct 8 p. m.
KICKED TO DEATH.
Benjamin Hustler, the old man kicked
BY horse at Ell Modena last
tuesday, died of the injuries
received yesterday. A coroner's
inquest was held this morning, and the
,ury found that death resulted from the
Injuries received by the old man by be-
ing kicked. The deceased was native
Df France, aged 79 years, and 80 far as
known, leaves no relatives. He was
buried in this city today, and his effects
and property taken possession of by the
public administrator. Hustler was an
eccentric old man who lived all alone in
little house at Ell Modena.
BREvITEs.
The Baldwin children played to good
house in this city last night.
A game of baseball ia to be played in
The near future between mines from
The Pasadena and Santa. Ana high
schools. The game will be played in
This city.
Two carloads of hogs were shipped
from this city to Los Angeles today,
while carload Of peanuts was shipped
to San Francisco.
The Los Angeles HERALD comes to
hand in an enlarged form with new
head and an attractive vignette. 1t is
now printed on its new Hoe perfecting
press, has serrated edges and presents a
substantial metropolitan appearance.
The HERALD is an old-time favorite down
this way, and we are glad to note it's
evidences of prosperity Il Anaheim
Gazette.
M. Mendelson of Capiatrano was in
town yesterday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give hard times social in
Congregational hall, next Wednesday
night.
Clyde Watson, residing at The
Needles, is visiting friends in this city.
9. W. Newton and J. Harrison of
Iowa are visiting in this city.
.4e REDONDO.