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SANTA MONICA.

Improvements in the Postoffce-seaside
MOTIFS and Personals.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 1l.-Midsummel
finds Santa Monica all gsyety, and the
sound of the drum and fife corps at the
camp of the regulars, summons daily
the host OF pleasure.seekers to awake
to another days pleasures, pastims and
irolics. The closing note is generally
some choice selection by the ladies' or
chestra at the Arcadia, while willing
feet keep rythmic time to the melody.
The day is spent in bathing, polo, ten
mis-. driving and cycling, while flirting
ia thrown in, ae is to be expected st
any place where there are so many
beautiful young ladies.
The girl with the lurid bathing suit
has not put in her appearance, but a
couple have with matchless black ones
which cover perfect figures and cause
the masculine to desire their acquaint-
ance.
OUR PosToFFICE.
Our postoffice is in most excellent
shape, and everyone speaks in the high.
est terms OF the official conduct OF Post
master 6l66les 6bbOIudy OH utW DCx06
arrived, all OF which have been spoken
for and thus the delivery windows will
be lightened by those who get their mail
that way; they are handsome ones OF
the latest pattern.
NORTH BEACH.
North Beach bath house was the scene
of another evenings amusement last
night, which drew an immense audience,
there being high diving by Mckenzie
and Sesbury.
A 4O-yard squirt, obstacle, tub. change
able, boat and crocodile races, Zulu
songs and dances, wrestling match and
tug-of.war, which amused ell, everyone
being more than Satisfied with the even
ing's fun for the low price of 10 cente.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Today's services at the Congregational
church will be Bible reading in the
morning, subject, The Holy Spirit in
the Life OF Christ. Evening sermon,
subject, A Man in Trouble. The pastor.
Rev. Geo. II. de Kay. will officiate.
At Episcopal church there will be the
usual services.
The young ladies of st. Mary's Chap
ter will give tea at Posbish hall Tues
day afternoon.
Subjects At M. E. church today, the
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LONG BEACH.

People Who Are Enjoying This Pleas
ant Resort.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 1l.--Miss Laura
WEIGH OF Santa Ana won the gold medal
in the Dsmorest gold-medal contest.
The Judges OF the contest were Mr.. and
Mrs. @. +. Way and Mrs. Garbutt.
Among those at the Henderson House
this week. were: Mira. Z. J. Fletcher
and daughter OF Franklin, Ind. Mrs. r.
D. Donnell, Minneapolis, Mimi; Bessie
Weld, Madaline Patton, and Laura
Weld, Santa Ana; Mrs. B. II. Houghton
Riverside, and W. G. Coffman, Coving
ton, KY.
Messrs. Williams, Wilson and Bennett,
newspapermen OF Whittier and Los An
geles, were in the city yesterday.
Among the Fetterman house guests
last week, were: G. Z. Pemberton, Los
Angeles; Mrs. w. H. Briggs, The Dalles
Ore. j. G. Thayer. Orange Mrs. l.. A.
Ham. Misses May and Lorena Chapman
San Bernardino.
The Friends conference begins tomor-
row and continues over the following
Sabbath.
Charles Tillibridge. South Riverside
Wilbur Carpenter, Santa Ana, and E
A. Williams of Santa Fe. N. NJ, are re-
cent visitors at the beach.
Rsv. Mr.. Lesch and family OF Coving
ton are here.
L. A. Bailey is building home OF
Locust avenue.
Mrs. M. Barton and three daughter
of San Bernardino and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
w. Gordon and sister Of Easton, Cal,
were here this week.
Mr.. Mcpherson of Los Angeles is q
the beach.
Miss Davis OF Compton Ia q recent ar
rival for the simmer.
G. G. Scoville Of Niles, Mich, is her,
for vacation.
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ONTARIO.
People who Enjoy Mountain Resorts.
Eewa Notes.

People who Enjoy Mountain Resorts.
News Notes.
ONTARIO, Aug. 11.-Mountsin resorts
in this region are becoming more and
more in favor each year than the
seaside. This season more than half of
our summer cutters are campsd in the
mountains.
A. L. King of Pittsburg, Pa, who
owns lemon and orange grove here,
has just purchased i've acres on A street,
on which he intends building q hand
some residence.
Mr.. Erkes of the Southern Pacific no.
tel has leased the new Stewart at San
Bernardino.
W. I. McFie OF of Santa Paula, whose
fath,r died here recently, came down
this week to take his mother to Santa
Paula.
Architect Fitzpatrick has returned from
San francisco. ~
Mrs. P. L. Southworth and family
from Los Angeles are camping in San
Antonio caiion.
Major ]. X. Duncan was here yester-
day on Wells.Fargo business.
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Florence and Hattie williams OF Long
Beach.
Miss Maud Mclean of Los Angeles
passed through here en- route to Data
lima, on Friday.
s. F. Shaw and wife Of San Francisco.
guests of Judge and Mrs. Sweet of San
Pedro, came over with the latter today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iugraham and
sister of Redondo were here today.
George Sherman, Will Goldson and
Andy Holt Of Los Angeles were here to-
day.
Presiding Elder and Mrs. G. W. White
OF Los Angeles visited the island today.
Crittendsn's Cad, Duffy's Red Star,
and Abbotts Flying Bird, three sloop
yachts, had q race over q triangular
course of nine miles this morning with
the following result: Cad first; Flying
Bird second and Red Star last.
Mesdames Wigmore OF Los Angeles,
Mrs. Silent and Miss Bessie Alexander
were the guests of Mrs. F. j. Thomas.
Judge and Mrs. Mcclure Of Little
Rock. Ark, came down with General
Manager F. D. Burnett Friday.
Colonel Holmes of Los Angeles was
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Charlton of Fresno
were here TODAY.
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AVALON.
Items Of Interest From Catalina Island
Personal Mention.

Items Of Interest From Catalina Island.
Personal Mention.
AVALON, Catalina Island, Aug. H.
The Avalon house has become the head
quarters for the musicians. Among
those who may be seen at this place who
are prominent in the art are Miss Kath.
erine Kimball. Miss Edith B. Johnson,
Professor Chambers. Miss Maggie o.
Donohue and Mrs. Nellie Marriott.
The present population OF this place
will exceed 5000 persons.
The largest picnic party Of the season
spent the day yesterday at the isthmus.
There were about $50 persons in the
crowd.
A good deal OF sport occurred yester-
day over race between pony and a
bicycle. The purse amounted to $3.50
and was won by the rider OF tho horse,
Master Tommy Whitly. Ray Rossler
rode the wheel. He was given 40 yards
the start and came out ahead the second
heat, but lost the first and third.
Mr.. j. II. Riley and his son Spencer.
OF Oakland, have distinguished them
selves by their ability to catch fish at
a moments notice. Yesterday morning
they were given 10 minutes to get into a
boat. 20 out and come back with fish.
They had scarcely got out before they
returned with q sheepshead, weighing
IL pounds, that had been hooked BY
Spencer Riley.
The talented musician, Miss A. l..
Palmer, OF the Goldsburg college, St.
Louis, is stopping at the Grand View.
Governor Murphy, with his wife and
daughter, Of Arizona, are making them
selves comfortable at the Metropole.
The ladies who have made the greatest
success fishing during the past week
were Miss L. Alexander, Miss Katherine
Lyon, Miss O'Donohue. Mrs. L. v.
Glasscock and Miss Agnes Alexander.
Miss O'Donohue caught q yellowtail,
the others caught several albicore.
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pastor DR.. Stevenson preaching, are II
q. m. Frsilty and Depravity the Hertz
age OF the Race. At 1880 p. M, The
Snuer's Refuge.
Rev. George Cochran, d. d., delivers
n seture on Friday, August 18th, ct the
NJ T.. church under the auspices Of the
Epworth League. Subject, Talks and
Takers.
Bishop Montgomery will deliver lee
tuYe at the Catholic church on Sunday
August Goth. Subject, Labor and Cap
itel. The eminent divine is q learned
scholar, eloquent talker and the locture
on the timely topic will be worthy Of
our best citizens attendance.
LOCALS.
The old Suits wooden block il being
torn down.
Fall term OF school commences Sop.
TENDER Sd.
District lodge l. O. G. T. meets al
Stesre's opera house August 23d.
Edward l. Cook Of Los Angeles walked
away with the contract for school cup
plies on Friday evening, he being the
lowest bidder.
August 10Th is Forester's day all over
the United States, and the members OF
the craft and their friends will celc-
brate it in Southern California BY .
grand picnic at Terminal island. Cenrt
Neptune and the guests will sail dewn,
having ohartsrad tina vapor 1aurch
Hetty B for the occasion, the launch
leaving Mammoth wharf ct .. M.
sharp. Irse4 sa
Mr.. J. B. Stone of Seventh street il
exhibiting his patent car coupling to
many of our interested citizens and
guests.
Tuesday evening, August 18th, the
Salvation army give grand rally et the
opera house when staff Captain Blanoh
Cox and Captain Emma Haimon will
spesk and sing.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Jennie O. Carr of Pasadena ID
spending few days the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott Kinney.
Attorney W. j. Trask is at Santa Nom
lea among his grand army Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Telfair Creighton and
W. s. Creighton are summering here, be-
ing guests of the Norwood.
Mrs. L. D. Suits 10 convalescing.
Supervisor James Hay spent Friday
here. looking over our roads, the guest
Abbott Kinney.
Miss Emma Truesdall is gummering
at Santa Monica.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Shin of Berkeley
are here.
Rev. George Robertson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boxer and family of Men
tone, San Bernsrdino county, are camp
ing for tine summer season at Gospel
grove, corner OF Sixth and Oregon.
Mrs. @. w. Meltler and granddaughter,
Miss Bent, of San Bernardino are occu.
plying cottage.
H. g. Berille has left for San Fran.
cisco and northern points Of interest, to
be gone several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Waller and Mas.
ter Waller Of San Pedro are visiting
friends here.
Mesdsmes r. O. ellis, W. 7. ellis
and H. W. Keller are visiting Mon
rovia.
Roy Sulliger. son of popular druggist,
who graduated last June with honors
from our high school. has left for Bsrks-
ley to attend the university.
Robert Thomson is home again.
Mrs. Ii. M. Kimball ia confined to her
room by sickness.
H. W. Keller and DR.. Lindley are on.
joying Catalina and the ocean ON board
Mr.. Keller's yacht Edna.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.

News Matters From That Popular Re-
sort.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug. ia mu-
sicale, followed by dance, was given ct
the pavilion on Friday evening. The
large company were unanimous in pro.
nouuoing their entertainer, Mrs. T. N.
Gilbert, the best OF hostesses.
The following party OF ladies came
over with Mrs. NJ. II. Willisms of Long
Beach. on Friday afternoon: Mrs. L. b.
Woodhead and family, Mrs. s. Ki,g and
family, Los Angeles, Miss Eva Williams.
Mrs. L. NJ. le Fetra and the Misses
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II is FACT that the Excelsior Bakery is
the b st known place in Long Beach The su-
perior bread obtained makes 1t prominent
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL Mt Long Beach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and clean.
Good meals. Close to s. =. depot,
WIELAED BEER on draught D. J. McCar-
thy hoo resnevsd from Los Anssies 70 pira and
Second sts., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE; 100 rooms;
new suits; frst-class in all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
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tO00s-0NE-THIRD CASH, BALAN CE
plOVU in one and two years, at per cent:
Fourteenth and Main streets, cottage OF
five rooms, gas, nice lawn and flowers;
lot 40xl00; will also sell furniture, W ich
is new, if purchaser desires; this is a very
rare bargain; splendid home for a small
family; Fourteenth and Main streets is
one OF the choicest locations in Los Ange =
les; selling on account of death in fam =
lily. Address BARGAIN, Box 30, Herald.
office.
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Santa Monica Briefs.
Eoxert & Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res.
taurant In the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Ere sh hah and
shell fish OF all kinds delivered free. Third
street.
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FOR sALE-oouNrny PROPERTY.


TOR SALE
81 acres, stock ranch, fenced and cross
fenced; rs shares water stock; GOOD aliaiia
land; 5 acres to apples 4-room house. stable,
barn, well, 10 cows, heifers, bulls, horses,
10 hogs; will sell all together for $50 per acre
80 acres alfalfa land, in alfalfa; 4-room
house, new; flowing artesian well; fruits Tor
family use; $500 cash.
Is acres A-room house, 2 horses and wagon
milk cow and calf, dozen chickens, one large
hog. pillow and harrow; house furnished; ;
$14OO cash.
rs acres, 20 to alfalfa, 10 damp corn or al
falfa land, 800 per acre.
u acres in Downey. all set to fruit trees o.
room house. chicken-proof fence; $lOOO; n
16 acres, u cash. in willows; Groom house;
$1,000
walnut trees, fruits for family use; 3 acres al
fslfa $1,000; Is cash.
40 acres fine alfalfa land, $l2o per acre;
acres all set to young walnuts; some bear
ing; good house; $500.
IL acres, IA in walnuts, crop on trees lis
sacks; broom house, crib, barn, stable $4,000;
We have more water for irrigating than any
SO ii b. NJ. BLYTHE,
Downey, Cal.
| NOR SALE-CHEAPEsT IRRIGABLE LAND
| Il near Los Angeles; no water rates to pay
| price less than half the usual rates-16O acres
| excepted 40 acres being in Sc. corner hereto
| fore sold to and improved by John Cox; eleva-
| ton about 1900 feet above sea level; 10 miles
due north of Los Angeles; Is miles by road
| The soil is fine decomposed granite, the south
and east parts especially choice; the north
west is injured by rock. There is fine stream
| OF water, deemed ample for the entire 200
acres, piped out and belonging to the 200
acres alone, with reservoir on separate tract
| 100 feet more elevated than the center of this
tract. There are also included in this piece 80
acres of land purchased OF the railroad com.
pany many years ago, from which is delivered
| the water, the title of which water. however,
| has heretofore been perfected by appropria-
| ton. There is good deal OF wood and some
arabic Land on the 80 acres The 200 acres is
patented land, being part OF the 4400 acres
OF Tejunga ranch grant. Price $40 per
acre for the 100 acres, being $4,000 for the
entire property, including 80 acres, reservoir.
water pipes water, etc. Terms, one-third
| cash; balance in one and two years, per
cent interest. Would accept Los Angeles city
property for .one-half the, purchase price or
will sell the land separately IN tracts of 10 OF
| more acres, 1900 Of the entire water, water
rights, water pipe and reservoir Price $50
| per acre. Address W. L. p, P. o. Box 800, Los
| Angeles. 90 tt
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EXCUKSIONS.
HOTEL ARGYLE.

CENTRALLY LOCATED, OLIVE AND SEC.
~ ond streets; day boarders. Rooms elegant
" furnished. All modern conveniencea
Table cannot be surpassed. Terms reaso nable.
d. Z. BARTON, proprietor. els "
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nR. B. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC 0PTICIAN,
IL with the L. A. optical In stitute; eyes c.
amined free 125 s. Spring ST. $50 tt
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CoUTH SANTA MoNICA-NICE 4-RooM
, house; lot 60x150: nice lawns, trees, etc.
terms, $3.50, part cash.
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OOOPERAGE.

ME MANUFACTURE BARRELS, HALF
w barrels and kegs for wines liquors, oils,
beef, fish, pork, lard, pickles. etc, etc We
wiliSiil ali orders promptly for either soft
wood or oak packages Out-of-town orders
will receive our prompt attention. L. A,
C00PERAQE CO., $40 East First st, Tel 62S
6-28 If
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DEACH STREET-LOT 39X120 TO ALLEY
- Broom house; great bargain; $3.50 cash
balance terms to suit.
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TRUMAN AvE.-A HANDSOME HOUSE OF
i 8 rooms; lot 4OxI65; $1,000.
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To restore gray hair is n Ntnra color ~ In
youth, cause 1t to grow abundant aud strong
there 10 NO better preparation than Halls Hail
Remover.
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T,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-4o ACRES OF
Il good farming Ia nd in Bates county, Mis-
Souri,; part under cultivation and bal
ance in timber; three hours ride from
Kansas City; Will sell cheap or exchange
for Los Angeles city or country property.
Address J. L. D., postoffice box $50, Los
Angeles, Cal 7-21 If
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FOR sA1r-orrx PROPERTY.
SALE BY BEN WHITE

MOsnO-LOT 4oXl45, .10-RooM HOUSE;
sDoCUU handsome place; Grand ave. nice
lawns. Yards etc.
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MI DIUMS
NJ As SAG E.

MASSAGE.
MRS. DIR. MAYER, SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
Nl and medicated baths invalids cared for.
1865 Park Grove ST., near Estrela ave- 7-31 tt
MRS. LIE GRAND ANYWAY, FORMERLY OF
WI Boston, experienced masseuse; open Sun
days. Room 8, 331la S. Spring st. 81 II
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DR., Parker. dentist i2oIa West First street.
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GOOOO-FOR sALE-1O ACRES OF FINE
BZUUU land near Santa Monica; a bargain;
fine view and surroundings. Address J. B.,
box 20, Herald. 7-8tf
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DOTH ST, NEAR GRAND AVE.-LARGE.
CU nicely improved lot; 5 rooms; price
$500; 5000, balance terms to suit. This is q
beautiful home.
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InOR sALE-$3, 900, CORNER THIRTY
i, eighth and Vermont Streets 100 feet 'front.'
age 375 deep. 4-room house, improved water;
street graded. HOTCHKISS & WHITE, 221
West Fourth street. S-12-1Ot
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EOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, A GOOD
II large lot, close to street cars. park and all
conveniences Address N. W. HOLT. Univer-
sity, Cal. 7-l7-1m
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EOR SALE-LOTS ON AND NEAR NINTH
Il ST., east of San Pedro ST.. at $500 and up;
20 any one wanting to build will loan them
money at s per cent. N. B. WALKER e. CO.,
1851 w. Second st. S-12 sun&wed Ut
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EOR SALE-IF YOU WANT IMPROVED OR
II unmproved lots or acreage, southwest of
Thirty seventh ST. and Wesley ave., University
p. o., Cal. 1t
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THOR SALE-NEAR MAIN ST., III EAST
Il Twenty-eighth, large 2-story S-room house;
modern improvements; $500 cash, Owner at
SOB S. Beaudry ave. us I'm cod
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nor SALE, $lSOO-A LOVELY BROOM
j. cottage, beautifully furnished, and large
lot; near Eighth and Central avenue. This
place is new and modern, and very cheap
$500 cash, balance monthly. L. ]. CUDDY,
206 N. Spring. S-123t
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TOR sALE-sNAP, $500. BEAUTIFUL LOT,
20 foot alley; street improvements paid for;
$50 feet from BILE cars. Must be sold at
once. Cheapest lot on the market. JOHN l..
PAVKOVICII, 220 West First. S-11-3t
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| that while the increased WOIK OF the
year has necessitated extra labor and
many extra hours. ii has been accom-
plished by the library staff of two. and
its record is submitted in the belief that
it is worthy Of approval.
Catalogues.-ln August, 1892, find.
ing-list of the books was compiled by the
librarian, carrying out the Dewey and
Cutter systems of classification. One
Thousand copies were printed at cost
of $240; 100 copies were reserved for
library use and 900 were placed on sale.
OF these, 57S copies are sold, and IL sent
in exchange to other libraries, leaving a
balance on hand OF BIZ copies.
In October, 1898, work WAS begun on
dictionary card catalogue, giving by
CArd entries the author or authors, title,
subjects or Gu bjects, and classified num-
bers of all books on the library shelves.
FIELD DAY.
Meeting II the Pasadena Bicycle
club held laat evening it was decided to
give field day on September 10th, AID.
mission day. committee was ap-
pointed rpaeietlrg of MeBsrs. Harvey,
Glass, Bralsy, Flint and Gaylord. to
make arrangements for the track pro-
gramme, etc, and report at the next
meeting of the club. The events will
probably include both road and track
races, for the latter the Athletic club
track being used. The boys are taking
much interest in the affsir and some
good racing should result. Pasadena
has a number OF speedy riders and
should have events OF this character
held more frequently. The newly
organized club will be able to accom-
plsh much in this direction, aud it is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-18
MORE FIENDISH WORK

A Cartridge Placed on the Track. But It's
Explosion Only Damaged the Engine.
Car and Residence Windows shattered
by the ConcusatOn.
WEST OAKLAND, CAL, July 17.-An
attempt was made last night TO blow up
the local train connecting with the 9
o'clock boat from San Francisco. A
cartridge OF giant powder was placed on
the track. II did some damage to the
engine, but happily resulted 10 no injury
to either the crew or the passengers.
The train was we'll filed and left the
Mole about fifteen minutes late. When
IL reached Kirkham street there was
loud explosion, then a flash Of flame
followed by a dense smoke. So strong
was the shock that the train was
brought to a sudden standstill. There
was much excitement among the pas
seeesrs and a rush 70 escape through
the windows or over toe gates.
The conclusion shattered the windows
OF the cars and Of residences along the
line Of track aud the engine was twist
ed and broken by the shock. No one
was injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-18
.BATTLEAT M0RRELL
One Man Had His Leg Shot Of and Is Not Ex-
peeled to Livs-Ssvsral Others Were Wound
ed, But the Extent Of Their Injuries Is not
Knowu-AbOut Twenty Shots Were Fired
During the Engagement

UNIoNTowN. PA, July ia battle
between deputies and strikers occurred
last night at the Morrell works OF the
Cambria Iron Company, near Dunbar, In
which one striker was fatally wounded
and several others seriously. The
striker fatally shot is man named San
tos, aud he now is in the Connellsville
hospital. One leg is shot off. The
Others who were shot were carried TO
the company houses, and their injuries
are not known.
According to the latest report the
strikers had been hunting and came
home about S p. m. They lived at the
Morrall plant and occupied company
houses inside the guard line. When
they attempted TO go 20 their homes the
deputies told them to stop. The men
stopped and after a consultation went
away. In about half an hour they re-
turned with several guns and dirk
knife and proceeded TO cross the line,
when the deputies fired into them. Ihis
brought a voley from the strikers. In
the engagement about 20 shots were
exchanged. None of the deputies were
hurt but several Of the strikers came
within the range OF the Winchesters'
bullets.
Santos, who had one OF his legs shot
of, was carried to the company houses
and afterwards taken 10 the Cottage
hospital at CounelIsville. where he lies
at the point OF death. The other wound
ed are in the hands OF their friends.
The deputies arrested two Italians and
brought them to jail. They are charged
with riot and felo0ious assault and bat
terry, and trespassing. The Morrell
plant was started only few days ago,
and is employing q large number Of
neprnas