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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-09
Rernlntinnlsts Calming Ground.

RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. 9.-In the last six
weeks the revolutonists in Rio Grande do
Sui seem to have been gaining ground. 1t
is reported that conspiracy exists among
the war ships to join the rebels, and that
under pretext Of quelling the rebellion
Peixoto will assume chief command and
retain it, putting Moraes in the back
ground
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-09

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 9..-John Tray
nor, marshal of Athens county, shot and
killed Isaac Davidson last night. He also
seriously cut Lee sharp, a farmer Of the
Athens neighborhood. Traynor is a Breck-
inridge, and Davidson and Sharp are
Owens men. They fell out over the cleo
tion. and while Sharp and Traynor were
fighting, Traynor shot Davidson when he
tried to separate thon
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-09

POTTsvILLE, Pa, Nov. 9.-Lewis Zuber,
for many years foreman at the Philadel-
phia and Reading blacksmith shop at
Cressona, was struck by $50 pound drop
hammer and instantly killed, His neck
was dislocated
The herald., 1894-08-07
TOO MUCH INTEREST.

Judge Mckinley Rules Against an
Is Per Cent Fate.
Judge Mckinley yesterday rendered q
decision in the case OF Eichler Va. How
ard in which he squelched an attempt
to compound interest on a promissory
note. The suit was brought by Fred
Eichler upon promissory note for 500
given by the defendant to Eichlsr &
Siege. 1t provided that should the note
be past due it should bear interest at
the rate OF IS per cent year, interest to
be compounded monthly and become q
part OF the principal and bear interest
at the same rate.
The plaintiff asked judgment for the
amount OF the note and interest COM
pounded at an increased rate. Judge
Mckinley decided that the agreement ia
in violation of the civil code. He holds
that the provision for an increased rate
of interest is void, and that, as the note
contains no agreement for compounding
except in connection with the increased
rate, the plaintiff is only entitled to
judgment for the principal of the note
with interest at the rate of 8 per cent
from date with attorneys fees, and d.
rects findings and judgment drawn in
accordance with this decision.
The herald., 1894-08-07
LONG BEACH.

Thousands of Sunday visitors-LocA
News Matters.
LONG BEACH, Aug. Cat least thre,
Thousand people came in to spend Sun
day and get good breath of fresh ali
from the ocean. The bath houses were
taxed for accommodations, and the
wharf groaned under the weight Of
gightseers. Tho churches were al
crowded at both morning and evening
services, the tabernacle especially, az
this was the closing night OF the South
ern California conference.
Miss Ida L. Boone and Mrs. T. Stevens
OF Los Angeles were the guests of Miss
Clara Charles 1t her home on Tenth
street today.
The Ntna Jubilee and Specially
company appear at the tabernacle to.
morrow night and promise to be one OF
the events Of the season.
Charles Martin OF Los Angeles ia at
the Ocean View hotel.
w. Glaeco came down yesterday.
Mrs. r. N. Boynton arrived yesterday
from Chicago.
J. B. Banks OF San Francisco has
taken cottage on First street.
The Democratic primaries were held
last night at the Cerritos school house
and city nall in Long Beach. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the
state convention: Louis A. Bailey, Will
F. Sweeney, J. f. Pyrout, Long Beach !;
A. Miles, Il. f. McCraken, Z. D. Ii. -
der, Cerritos.
One OF the busiest places these DAYS is
g. the bath house. Genial Alex AK.
The herald., 1894-08-07
POMONA.

The Black Ladybug-People Who Arc
at Resorts.
POMONA. Aug. 6.--It seems that the
black ladybug which was introduced in
the Pomona valley several months ago
has been doing satisfactory work for the
fruit growers around Pomona. A num-
Der were placed on the Mountain View
ranch, owned by Col. F. P. frey. at
that time, and did good work against
the black scale. In Speaking with Col.
]. l.. Rowland, he said that in looking
over his ranch he found quite 9 number
ON the trees he examined.
Mrs. Mullaly and little daughter, of
Los Angeles, were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George 8. Mullaly yesterday.
Capt. W. o. WEIGH OF Los Angeles Wis
tied his mother here on Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Fleming has returned from
his visit to Warmers ranch, whore he
has been for his health.
Among the passengers today for Los
Angeles were noted Col. 7. N. Brooks,
Mr.. Whitney and Mr.. Switchenberg.
MessrH. Charley Hutchinson, Will
Bailey and Frank Loucks leave this
week for 10 days camp In San An
tonic cafion.
John L. Overton and family are enjoy
ing their summer outing az Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie are in San An
tonic cafion for short stay.
Mr.. Robert McCourt OF Los Angeles is
managing the Western Union Offices at
this place during the absence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Mcintosh, at the beach.
Miss Minnie Grsenlaw, who has been
visiting her old home in Northern Cali
fornia during the past year, returned
home yesterday accompanied by her
brother Ernest.
Mr.. Chester Miner spent Sunday at
Redondo Beach.
One OF the prsttiest pansy beds that
has been our pleasure to view, ia the one
at the residence of Mrs. ]. W. Tincher.
A very large variety Of handsome pan
sizes are to be seen.
Mr.. Arthur Patterson and Mr.. Finken.
biner left this morning for Catalina
island. where they expect to remain the
rest of this month,
The herald., 1894-08-07
COURT NOTES.

He Had to Whip Him - New Suite
Filed.
Charles Rickrsck was before Justice
Bartholomew yesterday, charged with
battery, the charge being preferred by a
Mr.. Allen. Rickraok pleaded guilty and
said that he could not help it. The man
had called him liar and vile names
and he whipped him. Judge Ba,tholo-
NEW fined the defendant Sc.
On motion of the district attorney an
information was filed yesterday against
John Smith, charged with burglary. He
was arraigned, waived everything, and
pleading guilty was sentenced to one
year at Folsom. his crime being fixed al
burglary in the second degree.
Samuel f. Holcomb, a native OF Can
ada, was admitted to citizenship by
Judge CLARK yesterday.
The case of Perry VS.. Pierce ct al. was
transferred by Judge Clark yesterday
from the superior court to the United
States circuit court.
The following were admitted to citi-
zenship by Judge Mckinley yesterday
Thomas w. Spiers, England; R. A.
Hitchings, New Brunswick; Thomas
Prader, Switzerland; julius Adler, Aus
tria; Adolph Peschel. Germany.
Judge Smith was called back from
Catalina yesterday, W. here he ia spending
his vacation, to hear motion in arrest
of judgment and a motion for a new trial
in the AL Cobler case, who was convicted
OF embezzlement few days ago. These
motions will be heard by the court on
Wednesday.
Ley Price, convicted Of stealing Sic
from his employer, barber, was sem
fenced by Judge Mckinley to one year
at Folsom.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Preliminary papers were filed with
the county clerk yesterday in the follow
ing new cases:
A divorce suit was begun by Elite
Hoffman va. Phillip L. Hoffman.
Strong Irrigation District vs.. f. J.
Baldwin and W. L. Gravss. Suit to
condemn right of way for an irrigation
ditch or canal, and the right to divert
700 inches of water from the San Gabriel
river.
The herald., 1894-08-07
SANTA MONICA.

Interest," In Outdoor sports-Gamblers
Must Go.
SANTA MONICA, Aug. 6.-The interest
in tennis and her first cousins, water
and land polo. is growing daily at Santa
Monica. The fact that several northern
tennis experts, besides large number
OF Southern California stars. with the
genial Joe Daily as the sun OF our hopes,
will play the forthcoming tournament
gives particularly bright hue. Water
polo is the latest of the three sports to
completely capture the public, aud
Saturday evenings game at the North
Beach bath house plunge had O large
and enthusiastic audience, who wit
messed fine game, in which Los An
geles carried off the laurel wreath. Land
polo has been = favorite here for many
years.
TROUBLED OIL.
Cd. Weeks about week ago brought
down handsome four.in-hand outfit
with stock Of Arabian oil, songsters of
dusky hue and physician by the name
OF ID. b. Griffin, and proceeded to give
Tree entertainments. treat all diseases
from infantile colo to senile palsy. On
Saturday there Was trouble in the fam
lily. The medical genius sued for his
salary in the Justices court. Judgment
Was rendered against Weeks, and his
outfit was levied upon for the amount of
judgment.
Weeks ie rustling for coin, the doctor
is serenely triumphant and his attor.
neys, Messrs. Tame & Taft, wear 6x9
smile.
SURE SHOT.
1t seems to your scribe that we are
having far too much sure-shotism for
the good Of our health, and that it
would be q good idea to have the town
oleansed Of gamblers. There are many
who think that Santa Monica can do
without the presence OF that class. A
word to the wise should be sufficient.
B. Pounds, fruit man, and colored
minstrel had et-to on Utah avenue
yesterday. The fruit man won in the
first round.
The herald., 1894-08-07
SAN BERNARDINO.
Bonanza Cement EstabIishment-Reg
istry Clerks.

| A Bonanza Cement Establish ment-Reg-
istry Clerks.
SAN BERNARDlNo. Aug. 6.--The Messrs.
Waycott OF the Cotton cement works are
the busiest men in San Bsrnardino
| county, says the Chronicle. They awoke
one morning. and discovered that they
had bonanza in the splendid enterprise
they have launched on the ees of COM
mercial endeavor. The works were start
ed last Sunday night at midnight, and
will run till midnight tonight. They
have shipped about 800 barrels of lime
this week, and elso over 80 tons OF rock
to Chino, and orders are coming in rap
idly. They have not pound of cement
on hand at this writing, and an order for
5000 barrels hss been received.
At IL O'Clock last night the residents
in the vicinity of Highland avenue and
E street were aroused by a pistol shot
and the tall figure OF bsreheaded man
in bedroom attire was seen running up
e street. Tho police were called, and
upon investigation concluded that some
one from nsighboring residence had
been laboring under delrium trsmens,
and, leaving his bedroom, had been pur-
sued by noms imaginary evildoer over
hedges and across the fields. When near
Highland avenue the deluded individual
fired shot from q revolver, and re-
turned more quietly to his home.
The following Ia list of the deputy
registration clerks appointed by County
Clerk Hamilton: r. 0. Breckenridge,
Ontario; l.. A. Desmond. Meusina; u.
b. Mier, Daggctt; J.. A. Doyle, Red
lands; b. .. Jordan, Vanderbilt; W. J.
Kincaid, Cucamonga; H. H. Bingham,
Cotton; G. W. Allen, Morongo King
mine; B. I. Brummet. L. II. Curtis, w.
g. Howard, +. d. Herrick. San Der.
nardino; .. 0. BusSamente. San Saliva
dor: II. B. Gurley. E,iwanda; J. R.
Lane, Calico; j. II. Warner. Flsming's
Mill; W. b. Blanchard, Messina; q. B.
The herald., 1894-08-07
SANTA ANA.
Too Much Msscat--Locai News Matters OF
Interest

Too Much Mescat-Locai News Matters of
Interest.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 6.-Yesterdav q
Mexican got gloriously full and proceed
ed to the northeastern portion OF the
city to do up some OF his countrymen.
He made several attempts and came ont
second best each time. He then con-
cluded he would take some one he could
handle, go he selected q Mexican
woman, whom ne knocked down and
proceeded to kick, when several men In.
terfered. A warrant was sworn out and
the culprit arrested and 10 now in jail.
His name ia Bernardo Ramerez. de
will be tried tomorrow afternoon.
Born-To the wife of Hon. ]. G. Scar
borough, son, August5. All concerned
are doing well. Mr.. and Mrs. bcarbor-
ough will move into their new house In
short time.
The delegates elected Saturday at the
Democratic primaries are as followe:
First ward-W. F. Heathman. l. N.
Rafferty,, DR.. ]. T. Boyd, Joseph Yoch
and Thomas McKeever.
Second ward-J. T. Wool, O. @. Fife,
W. L. Chilson, with Fred Rohra and A.
B. Minter tied. They will draw for the
hon ors.
Third ward-W. H. Spurgeon, D. F.
Pride, A. W. Ames and Henry Nell.
Fourth ward-George Mintez, @. M.
Holmes and II. N. Short.
Fifth ward-F. o. Daniels, Walter
Tedford, @. A. Hunt and R. A, 8. Wade.
The county convention to select dele
gates to the state convention will be
held August 1lth.
@. II. Palmer OF San Diego ia in the
city. Mr.. Palmer has been in the San
Diego depot with 81. B. Keeler for the
past few years.
Mrs. D. N. Burns and Mrs. Colgan
Burns, who have been in Ohio visiting
for the past several months, will return
to Santa Ana about the last of this
month.
There is some little dissatisfaction in
regard TO the Laguna hotel not being
open. 1t is thought II this hotel was
running great many more people
would 60 there for the summer.
]. w. Ballard has filed his exceptions
to the ruling and decision of the court in
the trials of Felix Ward, convicted for
stealing q COW, and John Brown, con-
victed for stealing bicycle.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Elmer WEIGH. aged 90 years, of
Santa Ana, and Martha Williams, aged
II years, OF Bolaa.
Buck Bros meat market has been
closed. They have sold out to a party
who will continue the business.
The Tustin hotel has been leased and
will be opened for the winter season.
The Olive school trustees have award
cd the contract for building their new
school house to Albright & Smith.
T. j. Cook and family have moved
back to their ranch near W estminster.
Rev. James McQuie and A. Fl.
Thomas started for Bell cafion today to
spend q few days.
G. F. Monsur announces himself as
candidate for the Office OF county treas
urer, subject to the Republican conven-
ton.
Health Officer DR.. B. W. Scheurer has
fled his report OF the deaths for Santa
Ana and vicinity for the month of July.
Jack Ivers, engineer on the Newport
road, is taking a four weeks lsy-off.
Mrs. Col. +. E. Edwards of Los Ange-
les and her son Leroy are visiting her
friends in Santa Ana.
The herald., 1894-08-07
MINING ABOUT YUMA.
THE PHENOMENAL OUTPUT OF
THE GOLD ROCK.
The Harqua Hala Giving Big Esturns'
and . Large Stream OF Water
Now Supplies the
Camp.

Col. w. T. Brooks Of Pomona. the
noted mining expert. received the fol-
lowing letter from = friend in Yuma,
which will be found Of interest:
YUMA, Aug. 2, 1894.
DEAR SIR Your last letter ia re-
ceived. / did not answer it because l
thought that you could be hers before
this time. 1t has been 80 hot that but
little has been done in the mines OF late
nor will there be until II is cooler.
One OF the Denver parties that re-
manned at Gila City made two locations
in the range south of the river and near
to it which be considers very promising.
He conducted the two to Colonel Lucas
and then took q contract to sink 90
feet ON one of them.
Moreland's new partner went up to
Gila City last night to put in the new
boiler and pump. They will put in the
new 10 stamps when cooler weather
comes.
The Cargo Muehacho is going down
250 feet deeper. They are down $50
feet.
The As days run Of the Gold Rock
gave $4,000; the IL days. run Of the
Gold Rock gave 900; the Is days run
(last weekly OF the Gold Rock gave
$4,000.
They are down 400 feet, with over 100
feet wide, and Eve feet OF IL pays over
500 per ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen ]. Smith went to
California to meet his foes, In the
Picaeho placer mines, to sec if . settle
ment could be effected and the plant
put to work. The last heard from the
10
progressing favorably.
The Harqua Hala turned ont $28, 900
for April; $4,000 for May, and $23, 900
for June clear Of all expenses. The
company is doing a large amount OF
dead work. A very large stream Of fine
water was struck two weeks ago 800 feet
east OF their main shaft. It carries
water enough to supply the mines, mill
and town. The town water supply cart
has bssn taken off, for water is now
free.
The herald., 1894-08-07
TERMINAL ISLAND.

Preparations for the Foresters-Personal
NoteR.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug. 6.-Extensive
preparations for the proper entertain
ment OF the Foresters when they como
on their annual picnic to this place the
18th. are under way.
Rev. E. A. Healy and daughter, Miss
Winnie. Of Long Beach, passed through
here en- route for Catalina, this morning.
Mrs. Walter A. Donaldson and
daughters, Marie, Irene end Katherine.
aud Miss Ressie Alexander, were the
guests today OF Mrs. DR.. and Marie and
Theodosia Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Andrews, of Pasa-
dena, were here today.
Mr.. DR.. Norman of San Pedro enter
tanned party OF friends at an al fire. SEQ
lunch over here today.
Ebsn Stevens of Chilicothe, O., was Q
visitor today.
Miss Maggie Rowell OF Los Angeles
spent the day here.
The herald., 1894-08-07
SMASHED HIS FACE,

Unprovoked Assault by Charles Rickrich
Upon III. q. Allen.
Charles Rickrich was arrested yester-
day upon a warrant sworn to by H. @.
Allen. Allen alleges that On last Sun.
day, while he was returning from
church and was on Lemon street. near
Seventh, he was attacked by Rickrich,
who drove up in cart with COM
peniop.
While Richrich was engaged in beat
ing Aliens face into pulp, the com.
panion sat in his cart and enjoyed the
fun. When this smoke of battle had
cleared away. Aliens face presented a
very uninviting appearance
Rickrich will be tried this morning
for battery. The case will come up in
Judge Austin's court at $3.50 O'Clock.
The herald., 1894-08-07
from Catalina and left today for short

from Catalina and left today for Short
visit to San Diego.
Charlie Knight, OF Pomona college,
returned today from a stay at Catahna'
Mrs. Bacon was among today'e pas
sengera from the island.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Miss Sadie McOaldin will be held IN
All Saints church, Tuesday evening ~
1880, Rev. DR.. Hall officiating.
Saturday last marked the completion
OF the carpenter work on Echo noun
tain house, which event was celebrated
by banquet rendered the mon by Prof.
Lowe. A pleasant part OF the affair
wns the presentation to the professor Of
a handsome gold headed cane by his
employees.
A picnic will be enjoyed by members
and friends of the Universalist Sunday
school in the arroyo near the LindH Wis
ia bridge ON Saturday next; an invita-
ton is extended to all friends. Those
having carriages are asked to have them
at thu church at 9 O'Clock to take the
children to the grounds.
The herald., 1894-08-07
ONTARIO.
Some News and Personal Mention From
This Place.

Some News ana Personal Mention From
This Place.
ONTARIO, Aug. CD. Foyo, who was
murderously assaulted by two Mexicans
at Chino on Thursday night, was CEN
veyed this morning to the Los Angeles
county hospital.
George Stamm shipped. yesterday, to
Catalina, a canvas covered skiff which
his brother Fred and he constructed.
John Frankish, father of ths presi-
dent of the Ontario Land Improvement
company, died today, aged 85.
At the Democratic convention in San
Bernardino today r. E. Blackbur edi-
tor Of the Observer, was unanimously
chosen az the party's candidate for
supervisor in this district. The Repub.
lican nominee, George X. Holbrook, is
also an Ontarion.
The steam whistle of the Chino sugar
factory and the Ontario cannery are
again heard in the land.
The herald., 1894-08-07
81 80 :; Ff$'Es*e'>
III ~ Ts~e~ SSIEE%6@A] Gagm b

Stuart. Chino; W. D. Humphreys, Ri
alto; 8. J. Bunting, Bloomington; ]. r.
Conser, Victor; A.G. Watts. Rose mine /;
J. H. West. Needles: H. E. Jones, Bar
stow; II, j. Cooper, Bsgdad; A. O. st.
John, Hesperia; J. W. Pate, Rincon /;
Dodd Dryer, Seven Oaks; U. B. Perdew,
Grapeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Anderson left for
Redondo this morning.
w. H. Morgan. proprietor Of the Ga.
zette at Peabody, Kan, 10 . visitor in
this city.
The herald., 1894-08-07

Long Beach Notes.
1T is FACT that the Excelsior Bakery is
the best known place in Long Beach The su-
perior bread obtained makes 1t prominent
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Beach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and Clean
Good meals. Close to s. =. depot.
wIELAND BEER on draught. D. ]. McCar-
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second sts., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSE, 100 rooms;
new suits; frst-class in all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
The herald., 1894-08-07
An Independent Candidate.

An Independent Candidate.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. &c. G.. Waite,
secretary of state, has decided 10
be an independent candidate for that
Office. He had intended to 70 before the
late Republican convention, but when
he got glimpse of the slate he would
not permit his name to be presented.
The herald., 1894-08-07

man, the manager. loses NO opportunity
to make the visitors to his place have
pleasant time. He keeps a fine lot of
bathing suits and treats every one with
the utmost cordially.
The herald., 1894-08-07

public at their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish of all kinds delivered free. Third
street,
The herald., 1894-08-07

Col. W. 7. Brooks Of Pomona, the
noted mining expert, received the fol-
lowing letter from = friend in Yuma,
which will be found OF interest:
The herald., 1894-08-07

Mr.. ]. Mcguire returned yesterday
The Washington times., 1894-08-18

day that the engagement made for the inspec-
tion at O'Clock of that day OF a patent ear
fender which it was proposed to test on the
U street electric railway, had to be abandoned.
There has been no renewal OF the engage
ment.
Kennedy Il Davis, at the corner of Twenty
first and o streets northwest. Joseph Paris,
No. 439 Massachusetts avenue northwest. and
F. Tenney, corner OF C street and New Jersey
avenue southwest, have the consent OF the
Commissioners to extend buildings beyond
the building line.
NJ. Mosgal, at No. 237 Canal street alley
southwest, complains to the Commissioners
that the garbage collector has not been in that
section for two weeks. and that the 'alley is
run away with garbage" 1t is pertinently
observed that lit will cause sickness il it is
not taken away" The Commissioners are
urged to see to its removal.
The appropriation for the improvement OF
NJ street northeast, between Twelfth street
and Trinidad avenue. is included in the bill
as finally passed and the work will probably
be done this fall.
Joseph Cartwright was given permission to
stand public wagon on the east side of
Seventeenth street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and II street northwest, abuttlng the
premises OF W. d. Davidge, conditioned that
no public nuisance or Inconvenience is caused.
The contractor to sweep the streets has been
DeSales street. and Capt. W. NJ. New notified
to inform the Commissioners OF failure TO
comply.
Building permits were issued yesterday as
follows: Dennis Driscoll for brick stable in
rear Of lot 32, on Third between and L
streets southwest; $50. George Oaks, for one
two-story frame dwelling Oh Avalon Heights;
81 .000
Permits Cor repairs were issued to Franklin
Fire Insurance Company for repair OF dwell
ing at No. 222 Second street northwest, dam
aged by fire; $3.50. E. C. Manning, repair OF
dwelling No. 200 East Capitol street: SIS.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, repairs to
two dwellings damaged by fire in KnoN's
alley: sIO0. J. A. Healey. repairs 10 store
and dwelling at No. 800 Massachusetts avenue
northwest; Sl00.
The Commissioners also return with their
approval, and recommend favorable action
upon H II. No. zoos. ITO authorize the Wash
ington, Alexandria. and Mount Vernon Eec-
tric Railroad Company to extend its line of
road into and within the District of Colum-
bIa. and for other purposes.
No action was taken yesterday in the mat
ter of selecting clerk to the excise board.
Frank ]. Bernhart has been recommended
by Chief Engineer Paris for appointment as
private in fire department, vice W. II. Webb
promoted.
Austin O'Malley yesterday filed his official
oath as sanitary inspector.
Dennis j. Downing has filed complaint
with the Commissioners of the stencil that
arises from the deposit of debris from the
Knox fire at Second and NJ streets northeast
The health Office was Instructed TO have the
deposit lined, and further dumping will not
be permitted.