The herald., 1894-12-20
ANAEEIM,
A Budget of Live News From Our
spsc,Ai Correspondent.


Budget of Live News From Our
spso,Al Correspondent.
ANAHEIM. Dec. ia very pleasant
and mplets surprise was perpetrsted
upon the Misses Dora and Minnie Zsyu
by number of their young friends on
Monday evening, at the residence of the
Misses Zsyu on Los Angeles strest.
Among tho ladies present. were Misses
Dora and Minnie Zeyu, Miss Cora
Thrall, Mics Cora Lewis. Miss Hattie
Baker. Miss Hilda Witte. Misses Lillian
and Rose Robinson, Miss f. Helm n,
Miss Mabel Langenberger. Miss Irene
Flemiog, Miss Lauretts Smith. Among
the gentlemen were L. Goldwater, Chas.
Kenchel, G. Fleming. +. Lochmsn. B..
A. Rimpau. ]. Cresssy, w. Smith, Gus
Langen berger. H. Stern, +. Bsrris. W.
Lawrence, Charles Landell, Gilbert
Landell, j. Schneider and Mr.. Smith.
The honey moon OF the eloping couple.
Mrs. P. @. Miller and j. MCCARTHY. was
destined to be of brief duration their
happiness being suddenly and cruelty
interrupted by Constable Groot. who
followed them to San Diego with a war
rant for their arrest for larceny. The
constable found the pair at lodging
house in San Diego, where he arrested
them and brought them back to Ana
helm on Sunday morning. Mr.. Miller
met his wife at the depot and took her
arm to escort her up town when she
spiteiully drew away from him, remark
ing that she was through with him.
afterwards ate supper at restaurant at
the same table with his wife and Nc
Carthy. They were to have had hear
ing today before Judge Peirce, but the
time was postponed until 10 o'clock to.
morrow. Miller ia not to be found today
and evidently did not intend to appear
against them. He is said to be anxious
for a reconciliation.
Tramps are thick in Anaheim, great,
burly, healthy-looking men accosting
every passer.by for money to purchase
food, and, if successful in obtaining
money, they invariably drop it on the
saloon counter. On Monday morning
one OF the fraternity took a blanket
from a display counter in front of Stern
Brothers store. Chase was immedi.
ately given and the fellow caught and
jailed.
The man who died soon after being
placed in Jail here on Saturday evening,
has for some time been known through
out Southern California as a tricky
forger, changing his name frequently.
At Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernar-
dino and Santa Ana he succeeded in
passing forged checks, and was equally
as successful in evading the clutches OF
the law. ~
On Friday OF last week he registered
A. II II
He made some purchases at Federman's
store, and stated that he would leave
the goods until Saturday evening, when
he would call and pay for them. On
Saturday evening he called at Federman's
and offered check on the bank OF
Anaheim over the signature of J. W.
Fay. Suspecting the check to be for
gerry, MI. Federman refused it and inns
mediately notified the marshal, who ar
rested the man and placed him in Jail. He
seemed much agitated over his arrest
and Immediately after being placed in
jail he was seizsd with convulsions,
which in q few moments Terminated
fatally. At the Commercial hotel he
registered as John Willis, but it is gen.
orally supposed his correct name was
Brisbach.
A number Of bids were placed on the
Ansheim school bonds, some as low as
s15 premium. The bid of Mrs. l..
Browning of Anaheim being the highest,
$5l par and premium, was accepted.
Mr.. Hache, representing the Chino
sugar factory, is at the Commercial
hotel, TO contract with the farmers for
eugar beets. Mr.. Hache informed the
HERALD representative today that. as
the contracts are not signed until the
land is plowed, on account OF the rainy
weather. but few contracts have yet
been signed.
Heavy rains fell here after o clock
this morning, and up to the present
hour OF writing, 4 pm, has been rain
ing steadily. The rainfall for the pres-
ent storm is estimated at something
more than one inch up to date, making
in all for the season about rs inches.
Mrs. Orr and Msdgie we're down from
Los Angeles over Sunday, returning yes
terday to the city.
Bert Boyd made the trip to Los Ans
geles yesterday Oh his wheel in little
over two hours. He returned by rail
last evening. over the Santa Fe.
Jack Seeger, head clerk at Stern
Bros store. is having tussel with
malarial fever,
Mr.. J. N. Gushing, who has for some
weeks been guest in the family of w.
A. Rugg of the Independent, returned
to his home in San Diego Tuesday morn
ing.
Both the Presbyterian and the Union
Sabbath schools will have Christmas
trees and exercises appropriate to the
occasion on Christmas eve.