The herald., 1894-04-24
SANTA ANA.

Coroner Ely Anxious About His Family.
Nsw5 Notes.
SANTA ANA. April 23.- When the news
of the wrecked steamer L1s Angeles
reached Santa Ana there was quite an
excitement caused on account Of Mrs.
Frank Ey and her two sons, Frank and
George, aged IA and IL years respecbive-
", who were on board the steamer. The
report by telephone from the HERALD
Office was the only authentic report we
had that ell the women and children
were saved. Mr.. Ely was in most un-
enviable position, not knowing whether
his wife and two boys we're safe or not;
but soon after 1880 he got q dispatch
from relatives in San Francisco stating
thst his wife and two children were
saved.
The good news was too much for
him. Hs tainted away, and it was some
time before ne WAS brought TO conscious
ness. In rescuing the passengers Mrs.
Ey aud her children wets GeparRted. and
the agony Of each must have been terri
bls-the mother thinking her b3ys were
drowned, the boys thinking their moth
or was drowned. It was q miraculous
escape for these people.
Rev. W. B. Burrows went to San
Francisco this morning to attend the
Episcopal convention to be hold in that
city commencing the Gath inst.
Mr.. Mcfarland, deputy sheriff OF San
Bernardino county, was IN our city yes
terday.
The Flood boys and several othsrs
from here went to San Diego yesterday
to attend the fiesta. 'a #s5
o. 2. Jones of the Bakersfield country
is in town visiting with his family. Ha
will move his family up to his ranch
some time next week.
Mr.. Sanford Johnson, proprietor of
the Tustin hotel, died last night. The
remains will be shipped to Los Angeles
tomorrow Tuesday, for burial.
Bishop and Carlton in the great drama
Undettow of Lits. will'appear in Spur
geon's opera house May 3i. "y
up today and took thu Indian horse
thief down for trial. He win more than
likely be sent up for form OF years.
On tho steamer Los Angelse that was
wrecked at Point Sur, there were shout
10 tona of freight loaded at Newpers,
including a carload OF wool.
John Joplin, proprietor of the New
Era, at Compton, is in our city visiting
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs, Dexter, P. Smith went
to Riverside today to visit their dangh-
ter, DR.. Gleason,
}. A. Buckingham went to South Riv-
cradle today on business trip.
Rev. George Robinson of Tustin went
20 San Francisco today to attend the
Episcopal convention.
FULLERTON ITEMS.
petition has been circulated in Full
lerton district asking the board OF au-
pefvisors to not grant liquor license
after May 1st in said district. The petit
tion was signed By S., voters, which is q
msjority Of the voters in the district
This under the local option law will
more than likely wipe out the saloons
in Fullerton. It has created quite
good deal of talk among the salooa men,
and they are greatly worked up over the
prospect OF their having to pack up and
move out.
N. G. Barnes has just completed a
neat cottage in Fullerton, on Orange
thorpe avenue.
Among the shipments from this place
last week were 10 carloads of oranges.
Mr.. Lymburner will soon begin the
erection of cottage near the depot.
w. H. Bailey of the Olinda ranch,
near this city, is here from San Francis.
co on business trip.
Fullerton has a new Ailliner, jeweler
and doctor, and a new b meas and sad
dlerV will be opened in ne McDarmont
block in few days.
George Rnddock will soon begin the
erection OF q cottage on Commonwealth
avenue, near she Tribune office.
Schwan & Short OF Pomona have
ahipped IL carloads of oranges from Fol-
lerton.
Fullerton is one of the liveliest cities
in the county for it's size.
Edgar johnson OF the Tribune has our
thanks for courtesies shown as while in
the city.