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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY HAVING
secured EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the Hawaiian Islands
for the kra!swski Patent Sugar Cane Crusher
prepared receive orders for the to be delivered in
time for the crop.
This machine which has been invented but few years
has been adopted by great number OF sugar uanuac
tuners especially IN Cuba. where first put trial and
where extremely popular Nearly ouehird OF the
whole sugar crop made IN Cuba being made with the
OF these c5uhers These crushers have also proved
success other West Indian Islands and Louisiana as can be
seen by testimonials hand
These Cru>h-r attached 20 any cane mill viii in
crease capacity By from 80 10 100 per cent will improve
extraction viii regulate feed OF the mill We have three Of
these machines OF the way For further particulars
enquire al the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

d / CaLLE EGagTEs csIaaaCNE
a III. r.ri- Z RzEEEsrIVE
HEuRsLcfa, HcoUT, CANCEL,
TOo1EE CH-. hEgmSTISA n.
The herald., 1894-07-21
SANTA ANA.
Local News and Personal Notes OF
Interest.

Local News and Personal Notes OF
Interest.
SANTA ANA, July 20.-In the report OF
Superintendent Greeley OF the school
money for each district OF the county
there were two mistakes made in the
composing room. One was the number
OF teachers for Santa Ana. 1t should
have been 10, instead of 10, az stated.
Another was. the apportionment was
made for tina first quarter OF the fiscal
year ending July l, 1895. and not 1924.
VIM. Knuth and Herman Harris were
today made citizens of the United States.
To give the people an idea of the ex-
tent of our apricot crop, we would state
that one orchardist had just few trees
and estimated his crop at ton and .
half. When he finished picking he had
just five tons of fruit. Every orchard is
yielding much more than was expected,
which makes the yield very heavy.
The case of Denkslspiel We. l.. H..
Padgham OF Anaheim. demurrer to
complaint was struck off calandar to-
day.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to James E. Robinson, aged % years
and Maggie Rue, aged IL years, both
parties residenta of this city. Also to
Santiago Rios, aged "a years and Plu.
tarca Parras, aged %, also OF Santa
Ana.
Lsguna ie claiming quite number oil
Riverside and San Bernardino folks just
now through the heated nsaaon in those
cities.
Rev. E. R. Watson was given a pic
hi" .. No"pYis Ds.sn quay " .n y
Mr.. Wateon's birthday.
There is to be social hop at Ocean
View school house Friday evening, june
9th.
William Bathgate and 275 others have
brought suit against James Irwin and
the ownsrs OF the San Joaquin ranch to
quiet title to the waters OF the Santlsgo
creek. The plaintiffs are residents and
land owners OF Villa Park and Ell Mo-
dena districts, and claim to have appro.
priated the waters of the creek Tor irri.
cation as far back aa 1872. but recently
the defendants asserted a claim to hall
the water as riparian owners. This is a
very important suit and will be watched
with great dsal of interest by a large
number Of people outside Of those direct.
ly interested.
1t WAS reported that small band OF
the faithful Republicans would meet to.
day and fix up slate for the coming
convention. but If such is the case it ia
Kept very quiet, az but little could be
CLEANED concerning such q meeting.
The G. A. R. boys Of this city expect
to 60 to Santa Monica next Wednesday
morning to attend the encampmens to
be held there.
This warm weather 10 driving great
many people to the beach. Newport
claims the largeat share Of the Santa
Ana people.
L. E. Sesch has moved to his lately
purchased residence of B. F. Conway,
leaving the Hankey house empty.
The herald., 1894-07-21
TERMINAL ISLAND.


Many Improvements Predicted-Local
News Matters.
TERMINAL ISLAND. July 20.-The bath.
ing has been glorious all the week, and
the great number Of people who came
here with that object in visw cay there
is no other bathing place on the coast
that can hold candle alongside of it.
The strike has delayed the traffic
arrangements of the Santa Fe with this
place somewhat, but they are coming ell
the same, and it won't be but few days
either until they do. Rumor has been
especially busy lately il planting new
industries on this end of the island.
A petition for a postofiics at this place
has gone to Washington with the in
dorsement OF Postmaster Van Duzsn,
and without doubt it will be so ordered.
Our mail now goes to San Pedro, and as
it costs 5 cents each way to croes the
estuary in the fsrryboat, the expense of
getting letter or paper ia more than we
are willing to stand, and that is where
the kick comes in.
The Terminal will run special train
Saturday evening, leaving Los Angeles
about 80 pm. and returning at the
conclusion Of the grand Ohautauqua
concert at the tabernacle.
Miss Grace Harold and Miss Gussie
Kipp of Los Angeles, who are attending
Chautauqua at Long Beach. came over
for the still bathing at this place yes.
terday.
The visitors and guests at the pavi-
lion yesterday we're: w. B. Lowell, H.
III, Finney. Fred Mortoch. Avery Knoll,
Herman Coupe, VIM. Sheridan, Mrs.
Amelia Fawcett and daughter Ma mic,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shutcliff, Anson
Broderickl wife and two children, Miss
Maggie Tyrell and James Dunphy of
Los Angeles.
J. M. Cooley and Miss NJ. E. Jesaup
of Los Angeles bsthed here yesterday,
and thsy say it is the fnest beach in
the world.
The Hermosa resumes her regular
trips to Catalina today, Saturday. This
will be good news to numerous Catalina
yoyageur6,
The herald., 1894-07-21

get ali the water in the valley. That is
quite concession, in view OF the TACT
that our people have peeceably enjoyed
and used these waters for mora than q
quarter Of century.
The anti saloon petition being circu-
lated in Oueamonga has recsived moro
than the necessary number OF sigma
lures, and that town is likely at an early
day to become a temperance town.
The fruit shipments from Ontario last
week were $4,000 pounds Of dried fruit,
$500 pounds of green fruit and 80 boxes
of lemons.
The evaporAtor at North Ontario is o
big benefit to tho community these
hard times. A large force is being en-
ployed ct good wages, and they are paid
promptly. A big quantity of fruit is be-
ing handled, and the growers receive
cash for it. The amount OF money put
in circulation ia appreciably felt in the
community. 1t has had to run a night
shift and Sunday shift for the pact
week. Two carloads OF dried fruit have
already been shipped, and business ia
just booming. The evaporator 10 the
livelest place on the Santa Fe line.
G. +. Foster. of the Redlands Gold
Mining company, gives a graphic de-
scription of an electric phenomenon &C.
curing at and near the company's mines
in Inyo county. 1t took place at night
The result OF anyone's touching any
thing OF o metallic substance was Q
stream OF FIRE between the hand ane
the article. Several of the men tried
the experiment with the same result
Away OFF to tho north was a sea OF tire
more intense than the aurora borealis
Between there we're amazing electrical
pyrotechnics, forming grand spectacle
No ono at camp was Injured in any wa!
by the electrical wave, which WAS
about two hours' duration.
Sheriff J. B. Lowry and his deputy
Ben Belcher OF Prescott, Ariz., we're II
the city last night. They were escort
ing five prisoners to the territorial peni
Tertiary at Yuma.
Geo. l.. Lurk, who has been running
the Keystone gold mines, eituated il
Lyle creek mining district, arrived il
town yesterday afternoon, and brough
in fine lot of gold nuggets, some o
them weighing from $40 to $50, and tn
company owning the minee are happy
No further developments have trans
pired in the Rialto murder mystery
Many profess to believe that dog wa
killed instead OF q man, and that tn
whole thing is a hoax, but Corone
Thompson persists in eaying that tn
blood and hair are human.
The herald., 1894-07-21
POMONA.
Tho Fruit Soason Well Under Way-A
View of the Situation.

Tho Fruit Soason Well Under Way-A
View Of the Situation.
POMONA, July 0.-Pomona's fruit dry
ing yards are in full blast now, the
height of the season has been reached
and the yards are being run to their full
capacity. Fully thousand people are
employed by the various frms here
abouts. Truly tho fruit drying busineea
ia a great industry in Pomona valley.
Inc ap.iooJ crop 10 estimated to DO
1000 tons this year and at the present
capacity Of the drying yards 200 tons are
being disposed of per day.
As aseertained by the Pomona Times
the exact number of mon employed is
as follows: Pomona Fruit Growers az
ISOLATION, 1853; Esst Side association, So;
Loud q Gerling, 375; Chapman Bros,
l51; Waters & Ford, 100; Thatcher &
Sons. 40; Loud & Caty. "; Kingsley
Tract association, 70, making total OF
1868.
One of the firms pay roll amounted
to $1,000 last Monday vixen they paid off
their laborers.
Besides drying Waters & Ford are do.
ing a lot of canning. They estimate they
will put up fully 1000 cases of canned
apricots.
Others than the firms mentioned above
are engaged in drying in q small way
A. L. Taylor, NJ. j. Simpson, F. G.
Johnston, G. A. Lorbeer and McClenny
& Roberts.
This year the fruit is being graded,
aud while the cutters are complaining
somewhat OF the smallness OF their earn.
ings, principally on this account. and
because the fruit 10 smaller as a whole,
this season than last, everyone seems to
be glad that the SEASON is on.
The Pomona Times says: Compared
to lsst year, we think there is better
work being done. The fruit ia more
generally graded by machinery. The
trays are more generally placed above
the ground. Some of the dirty fruit is
washed, although we feel sure there is
very much larger percentage OF bright,
clean fruit than in prsvioua years. The
'cots average less in aizs than usual, but
by the careful grading most of them are
receiving and the better caro- in prepar-
ing for market, the goods will perhaps
bs more than usually attractive. Loud
& Gsrling think of boxing some OF their
best and 80 do tho Kingsley association.
Boxed fruit enters tho eastern markets
in more enticing condition than that
sacked.
The price Of fresh 'cots ranges from SIP
to $40, but very few bringing over SIS.
1t said eastern buyers are offering only
7 cents, but it is unlikely many will be
sold at that price.
1t is an interesting sight to look in on
the cutters, who are mostly women and
girls, from to IS yssrs of age. They all
The herald., 1894-07-21
SAN BERNARDINO.

An Important Water Suit Comm en- ced.
Fruit Notes.
SAN BERNARDINo, July 20.-There is a
suit now pending that is of general in
terest to the public. because it affects
important water rights in this vicinity.
The Riverside Water company has in
stituted proceedings against oil the va.
rious owners and users of water in the
valley east of this city, claiming, we
understand. to all the water flowing in
the creek, except that used by Peter
Kehl and the San Bernardino Electric
company. The defendants in this suit
are four companies composed of nearly
100 of our Oldest settlers. The defend
ants bitches are taken from Warm
creek, that beautiful stream whose
bountiful flow never decreases in the
longest dry seasons. and are known as
the Rabel-Hsws ditch, the No. ditch,
the North Side ditch aud the Mckenzie
ditch. These several water rights are
about the oldest and most valuable in
the county and were thought to be
secure againsS any possible question,
they having been owned and continu-
Ously used over 80 years. The claim act
up by the Riverside Water company and
the harmony suits brought were great
surprise to all who know the history OF
this settlement. Aastated before, near
ly 100 OF our oldest settlers are involved
in this attack on rights and properties
that have been used and enjoyed, I'M
questioned, by the pioneers oil this val.
Icy.
The Riverside Water company's at
torneys are Messrs. Curtis, Oster & Our.
tbs of this city and Judge Houghton OF
San Francisco. Mcssrs. Bledsce &
Hutchings and Judge F. w. Gregg OF
this city have BEEN retained for the de-
Tense by three OF the principal compa-
MES interested.
Tho huits were commenced in River
eide county, but in view of the fact that
go many in that county are directly or
indirectly interested on the side OF the
plaintiff IN effort will be made to secure
a changs Of venue to soms disinterested
county.
We understand that it is given out by
the PLAINTIFF that they do not expect to
The herald., 1894-07-21
THE MARY BLOOD CASE.

A Motion to Forfeit Her Bond Denied
by Judge Ross.
Yesterday was the day set for the trial
in the federal court OF Mary Blood and
Fred Conant for unlawiully using the
United States mails.
United States Attorney Denis moved
to have the case postponed az he was OF
the opinion that Miss Blood'u conviction
of insanity by the lunacy commissioners
was not in accordance with the true
facts. He thought she might have
feigned insanity to escape punishment.
The attorney wanted her boud forfeited,
giving as reason that the case might
be taken as q precedent for violators to
escape trial.
1t was the expressed belief of Judge
Rosa that she was convicted OF insanity
in regular, impartial manner and re-
fused to grant the motion.
Commits case was continued until it
can be determined if Miss Blood's mind
ia permanently destroyed.
The herald., 1894-07-21

HOLMAN, THE DRUGGIST, carries the
largest stock of drugs and stationery. Perfum-
ery and Prescriptions his specially. NJ. q.
Holman, Central Pharmacy, Long Beach, Cal.
SECONDHAND STOLE, corner Third and
Pine streets. Long Beach, Cal. Dealers in new
and second hand furniture, crockery, etc. Blee
& Mitchell.
THE PACIFIC HOTEL will open in few
days under new management, well furnished
and recleaned. Rates $1.z5 per day,
DO YOU KNOW Tat the best bread in tn e
state is made by the Excelsior Bakery, Long
Beach? II is a fact Try 1t.
BAY VIEW HOUSE; select family hotel.
with frst-ciass table. Rates ST per week.
Rooms single or en- suite.
IOWA VILLA HOTEL; pleasant rooms; rates
$1.25 per day, So per week. Best house for
money.
pFETrERMAN HOUSE, Pine avenue. Best
in town. Good livery in connection. Special
rates. tuNsat
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE: 100 rooms ;
new suits; flrsL-class in all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals,
The herald., 1894-07-21

p. M, Rev. N. G. H. Fife othciatinE.
The body will be temporarily piacec 10
the Lippincott vault, prior to removai TO
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The past three or four warm days nave
sent many people to the beach.
A beautiful black bear skin iS exnio'
tied in the window OF the natural his
tory store. The animal WAS killed IN
the mountains north of here by waiter
Richardson. w.
Measrs. L. G. Torrance, Walter Wot-
kyns, George B. Post and E. Ksyser re-
turned today from fishing trip up the
San Gabriel oafIon. They report jolly
time and good catch.
A special train will be run to Long
Beach Saturday evening, leaving Pasa-
dena at 5:25 and returning at ii 40.
Those wishing to attend the evening;
session OF the Chautauqua assembly Will
have an opportunity to do and return
the same evening.
The death OF Frank Frederick OF Law
renee, Mass, occurred in thiS city TINS
morning. Deceased came here short
time ago, accompanied by his mother
for the benefit OF his health.
The herald., 1894-07-21
PASADENA.

rhs New City Chartsr-Death OF DR..
Isham-Personals.
The herald., 1894-07-21
for bests delivered at the factory this

Colonel Eggers, candidate for dietrict
attorney. and Oscar Nauberg, candidate
for supervisor, both Of San Bernardino,
were in town Thursday.
Col. t. j. Wilaon, right-of-way agent
for the Southern Pacific Railway COM
pany, wac in town Friday afternoon.
George Holcomb of San Bernardino
has erected house on Sixth strset, and
will become permanent resident OF
Chino.
George W. Palmer. former resident
OF Danbury or Hartford. Conn.,, who
has but recently come to Chino and has
been employed in the sugar factory,
died suddenly lant night OF apoplexy.
He leaves . widow, a young daughter
and step.daughter in etraitened cir
cumetsnces.
Mrs. e. o. Vallikett and Mrs. E. Rob-
ertaon left Friday afternoon for the
north, for a visit OF several days.
Mrs. @. Fl. Hutchinson and children
spent Friday in Santa Monica.
The families of 0. ]. Newman, M. w.
Caaebourn and number of others are
camping in San Antonio cafion.
The herald., 1894-07-21
CHINO.

Two Stores BurRiarized-Thc Prics of
Beete.
CHINO, July 20.-Last night the stores
OF Merrill & Slusher and N. Sloppy were
burg!arizad. Slsppy'a store also con-
tains the postoliice, and while the post
master had about $500 in the Office. the
thief or thieves only got about $40.
From Merrill q Slusher's they took an
assortment OF clothing. boots and shoes,
canned goods, underwear, cigars, etc.
GO large bundle as to pretty surely in
dictate tho presence OF moro than ono.
A Mr.. Palmer. who has only resided
in this place short time and has been
working in The angar iaclory, died Of
apoplrxg early this morning.
Following is list of pricsa TO be paid
The herald., 1894-07-21

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City, Ill.
was told by her doctors she had consumption
and that there was no hope for her, but Two
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery complete
ly cured her and she says II saved her life Mr..
Thos Eggers, 139 Florida street, San Francisco,
suffered from dreadful cold approaching con-
sumption, tried without result eyerytning
else, then boughJ one bottle OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery ana in two weeks was cured. He IS
naturally thankful. Its such results, OF when
these ae samples, that prove the WonoeIiui
efficacy OF this medicine in coughs ana c.lds.
Free trial bottle at C. F. Heinzsman's drug
store, 222 North Main street. Regular size,
SOC and 81.
Eckstrom does the wall paper business OF
the city. He has large stock, GOOD taste and
lowest prlcee, 800 8. Main ct.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-07
"WESTkONT. "
Here is a horse that is a trotter
His father was a trotter.
His mother was a trotter.
And he SireS trotterS.

What more do you want? Is it breed
ing? He is a grandson OF both Almont
and Mambrino Chief-founders of two
great families. Almont has sired SO trot-
tiers and PAGERS. Eighty five of his sons
have sired 359 trotters and Is pacersj fifty
five OF his daughters have produced II
trotters and PAGERS. Almont also has to
his credit the fastest mile ever covered by
trotter or PAGER, viz: Westmon,, 2;01 ga,
with running mate. Mambrino's roll of
honor is also great. q W estmonl himself is
the sire of Goldmont, 2:23 Ia Monte
West, 2: 25 1-2, Sperry's Westmont, 2;26 1-2,
Lady Westmont. 2:27 IA. His colts are
good in size, .color, style and disposition,
and there are several likely candidates for
the 30 list the coming season.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-07

Her Kindness.-Father-"Why do
you let that young man pay you such
long cails?" Daughter = Because,
papa. everybody says he can't pay any
thing else, and want to encourage
him. Detroit Free Press
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-07

Paw, is there any difference be
tween cold and a infiuenzy?' If the
doctor calls it a cold the bill is about
four dollars. II he calls it influenza it's
about eighteen dollars The difference
is fourteen dollars. my SON
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-06-07
c. W. HOFFMAN,
MnITE RIVER JI-NcrIoN. VI.

srATE or VERMONT. { Ala Probate Court hei1
District Of Randolph IS. az Randolph, within and
for said District the 18th day OF May, ID. 1884
An Instrument Importing % he the last viii and
testament % Horton Sargent late Of Randolph In
SAID District deceased. Be presented TO the Court by
james Hutchinson. the executor therein
named for probate; and IL is ordered by said Court
that an persons concerned therein be notified
pear before said Court az the Probate Office
In Randolph the 18Th day Of June
lSl and contest the probate OF said VIII II they see
cause; for itch purpose Il is further ordered that
Copy Of the record OF this order Re published three
weeks successfully. previous to thetime appointed
for proving said viii, in the HERALD AND NEWs
a newspaper printed at Randolph Ia this State
Io75s Attest. william H. NICHol.s.ludge.
Estate Of Daniel d. Willis.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. PTsbaie Court for the District Of Randolph
Commissioners. - receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons AGAINST the estate
Of Daniel ID. Willis late Of Chelsea IN said Dis
tricf deceased all claims exhibited IN Offset thereto
hereby give notice that viii meet for the purposes
Aforesaid. the late residence u Daniel y. Wills
on the YCfh day Of June and 2eth day Of September
next from O'Clock. p. m. until O'Clock. D. on
said and that six mos from the 18Th dav Of Apr.
1874 IS the time limited by said Court for said credit
or 70 present their claims 60 for examination and
allowance. Dated az Chelsea this l61h day Of
May A. ID. 1884.
EZRA W. HOOD Com
If77 LYMAN PORTER ( missioners.
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MellinS Food

received the
highest awards, Medal and Diploma,
that were given to Infants Foods by
the Worlds Fair, but the vOlun-
tary selection and successful use of
MELLINS FOOD at the Creche, in
theChildren's building atthe Worlds
Fair 10000 Babies were fed with it
there), by the Matron, Miss Mar
jory Hall, LATTER fair trial of
the other Foods" was, really. the
highest award, as no other Infants
Food i'm the world was thus honored
and endorsed.
OUR BOOK FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF
MOTHERS SENT FREE ON APPLICATION
DoLIBER-oooDALE CO, BOSTON MASS
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Terms for l6S4,ssSlO Cash!
or 90 days note.

II Any mare that can beat him mile,
free; any mare standard by performance
or produce, free. For full particulars, call
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-19
ATlLL TAPER CAUGHT.
A Hostier Who Shared His Employers
Profits.

Bangor, September IS. Herbert Har-
dy, who has been employed as hostler
at the stable of TT. Lane on Harlow
street, is in trouble. For some time past
Mr.. Lane has been missing money from
the drawer in his desk. He did not think
anybody had stolen it, but thought mis-
take might have been made in making
change or counting the cash. One morn
ign last week sl4 was missing, and he
began to.think that somebody had stol-
en- it. Every morning for two or three
days following, small sums kept disap-
pearing. Sunday the money was marked
and Yesterday morning the cash was
short ~. SO. Hardy was seen to enter the
Office before the man in charge of the
stable got around, by Officer LOTUS, and
he was at once suspected OF being the
thief. He was asked if he had been into
the drawer and he said: Why of curse
not; what would I want to get into the
drawer for! He showed what money ne
had, and some of that marked was found
in his wallet.
The Portland daily press., 1894-09-19
A CARELESS BOY.
He Used Gun ON His Companion Instead
of the c anne.

Pittsfeld, September l8.-Sunday evening
about 5 o'clock, James Turnbull, Willie
Dobson anG some OF her boys started out
with guns, as they sild, to hunt coons.
Theysstayed out till late in the night, and
a bout 2 O'Clock Willie Dobson accidentally
discharged his gun, the charge taking effect
in TuInbulls shoulder. At the time of the
accident they were aboutthree-fourths of a
mile from the village The wounded boy,
with the help of his companions, reached
the village with difficulty, and physician
was summoned.
The gun was evidently close to the boy,
as his coat is badly torn and parts of the
underclothing were Undecided in the sf1esh.
The charge was of large shot and the
wound is an ugly one. A fatal termination
is feared.