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, WEST END INSTITUTE

DO ILLhoUsE AVENUE. Mrs. and Aiiss wedneadyys hoardiug and Day School reopens kindergarten, \ Intermcdiate and ndpf1rsirHE 1n.1itHYE
 ror Partlculars Inquire mt the school LIE,
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SCHOOL, 76 HOWE STREET.
 M isS Lena If; Nichols. Principal reopemhs and 1,9shaay. Sept, F. Advanced, Primary. in a, htpnaersarten Departments, oral French = ". FflVate instruction also given nanait
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Education.
MRS. THONIPSON,s
MISS oRTON and MISS NICHOLS,

SCHOOL at 3I5 Crown street will reope, Monday, September 70; kindergarte, Peilnhry and grammar departments, au.lJ Tt
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THE MISSES CATLIN's
 ann scnool for Boys and Girls win reopen - sept. l9th at No. 10 Home Place ouSa Jn
The herald., 1894-08-02
Supplemental Information.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-District Attorney
Milchrist has filed supplemental infor-
nation in the Debs contempt case, to in
clude the directors of the A. r. U. on
the charge OF violating the order of the
court. The directors proceeded against
are James Hogan, William L. Burns, r.
Goodwin, j. f. McVesgh and j. M.
Elicit. They wore the cabinet or ad-
visory council OF the four officers of the
union, and when Dsbs, Keliher, Rogers
and Howard were arrested and placed in
Jail the directors took charge of the
strike and boycott and conducted all
the affairs of the union. The supple.
mental information contains all the alle-
cations Of the original information
against Debs. and, in addition to that, 1t
sets forth that the work of promoting
the strike and boycott was divided up
and particular branches OF 10 placed in
the hands Of the committee. Dsbs and
Howard had charge Of the department.
Of publicity and promotion; Rogers,
Burns and Goodwin OF meetings and
speakers, while Hogan. possibly assisted
by others, sent and received telegrams
and looked after the correspondence.
The herald., 1894-08-02
DoWNEY.
Personal Mention-Looal News Mat


terH.
| DowNEY, Aug. 1.-The Christian camp meet
ing closed on Sunday. The Holiness brethren
will now begin preparing grounds for their
annual meeting near town.
Rev. Thomas Ellis is quite ill and has been
for several weeks. He will go up on Rock
creek, leaving today.
effects from Arizona and getting ready for
housekeeping among us.
The bank building and sore OF Smith &
Nolan has just received new steel roof, and
is now being replastcred overhead.
S. c. Hammer has returned from his trip
east He went as lar north as Lake George, re-
turning via New York, Washington, Bristol,
Tenn, Nashville, thence to st. Louis, salt Lak
and Sacramento.
Mr.. sevinsle is able to begin work again,
after losing nearlya month with q mashed
hand.
Rev. Ingram was here from Long Beach yes
terday and went back
Mr.. Rutherford continues improving his
lots. inclosing all OF them and putting OH ad-
ditions to his hew home.
Mr.. James Elliott Mr.. Trewit and Mr.. Pow
ers OF Norwalk were in our town yesterday on
business.
Fruit canning is the main business, ard the
careful housekeepers are making big de-
mand for jars and cans
A letter from Mrs. L. C. Scott. dated 27th,
says she arrived safe at her daughters in Men,
docino county and was enjoying her visit
very much.
Delegates TO the Populst convention re-
turned well pleased with their work. The
country delegates succeeded in holding the
balance OF power ana nominated trustworthy
men.
The local paper, The New Era has within
few days changed from Independent to Popu-
list, and viii enlarge its issue in the interest Of
that party. A call has been made from Azusa
and other places for its ,irculation.
Rev. Hogan supplied Rev. Leach's place in
the Methodist pulpit last Sunday, preaching to
small congreg CATION, as many are at Long
Beach.
At the Church OF the New Era Capt. J. L.
Skinner lcctured in the morning on Unity of
the Race, and read his new poem, The Dawn
ing Light, which has just been published in
Chicago.
Dr. Allen Griifeths OF San Francisco spoke in
the evening on Evolution, Adopts, Cycles, etc,
Dr. Griffeths wa the guest of DR.. Downs while
here.
Miss Mamie Perry Captain Skinner and J. II.
Owens of Los Angeles were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Steele on Saturday.
The herald., 1894-08-02
BATHrns DROWNED.
Julius Greenburx aud Minnie McCaan
Drewnsd ut Manhattan.

Julius Gresnburx aud Minnie McCaan
Drswnsd At Manhattan.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Two fatalities oc-
Cured among the bathers at the Man
haitian Beach Bathing resort at the foot
OF Seventy-sixth street last night. The
names OF those who were drowned are:
Julius 4reenbufg. 25 years old.
Minnie MeCann, of Aurora, III.
For the convenience OF bathers the
proprietors OF the Manhattan Beach
hotel have provided raft which Ii sta
toned near the shore In shallow water.
There were q dozen persons on the raft,
among them Miss McCann, her sister
and q friend. They were diving and
swimming about when suddenly it was
noticed that Miss McOann had disap-
peared. The alarm was given and word
was sent to the shore for assistance.
There was q large crowd on the beach
watching the bathers, and when it was
reported that Miss KcCann could not be
found, there was the greatest excite
ment among the spectators. A few
minutes later she came to the surface
soms distance beyond the life lines. She
was soon brought to the raft and efforts
ct resuscitation made. These, however,
were unavailing, and her body was
taken to the morgue At South Chicago.
Her Sister was 20 excited BY the occur
renee that she became hysterieal.
The manner OF Greenburg'B death was
almost identical with that OF Miss Mo.
Cam. He got out beyond his depth
aud out of reach OF the life liner and
disappeared before his companions were
aware that he was in any trouble.
The herald., 1894-08-02
TERMINAL ISLAND,
Arrsn &c m snts for the Forestsrs' Annual
Picnic-PsrsonaIM Mention,


TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug 1.-The annual pic
mic of the Foresters which will be held here
on Terminal island, the 18th OF August, hal
every appearance of being big affair A pro-
gramme OF sports by he San Pedro court has
been arranged, consisting of races for frs,
second and third class yachts scullng races
ior men and for boys, swimming races for
ladies' and swimming races for men. and prob
ABLY running foot races. The San Pedro court
tug OF war team of twelve members hold
themselves ready TO contest with any court
team Ia the county who cares to tackle them.
classes in the yacht races and money purses
IN the other contests have been hung up and
outside OF the ,acht races, each court will
nave 70 have three starters so there can be no
such thing as corraling prize without con-
test: fhe construction of large ornamental
pavlllon Tor dancing will be gotten immedi-
ately under way and will be pushed to com
pletion in ample time for the use OF our dis
tnguished visitors.
The coal ship Massachusetts, sailed north
this morning.
The Eureka got back from Newport this
morning and will leave for san Francisco at
$3.50 this evening.
The Terminal island quintette gave con-
cert at the pavilion Tuesday night a
colonel Messmore was down in these parts
today.
The Hermosa is now making daily trips to
Catalina.
Manager George Cooper of the Burbank the
ater wife and Ace Francisco OF Los Angeles
were the guests OF Doc Warng in his snug
quarters on board the dredger Goliath, which
is here at the island.
Mrs. R. Axman and children of Los Angeles
came down Tuesday to stay few days.
Miss Hilda Gilbert who has been several
days in Los Angeles visiting, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Among our list OF visiting bathers Tuesday
afternoon were: Harry Bixby, George f. Flint,
G. W. Henry and Fred Flint accompanied by
Mrs. 4. W. Williams. Mrs, Will Il. Sweeney and
the Misses Fanny Bixby, Juliet Graham, Carrie
Goodhue and Lillian Everson, all at present OF
Long Beach.
Captain Leland Of the Eureka, accompanied
by couple of young ladies, made us a brief
visit Tuesday p. IN.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold IIowry OF Terie Haute,
Ind. passed the day here Wednesday.
General Manager T. b. Burnett chaperoned
the following party TO this place today: Hon.
jefferson Chandler and wife OF New York, II on.
Shirley {. and Mrs. Ward. Mr. and Mrs John
Shirley Ward, the Misses Burnett, Chandler
and Masters Ward Chandler and Burnett.
Professor G. S. Trowbridge and daughter, Oc-
tavia, were hero today gathering Shells
]. I. Newcome and wife of Los Angeles and
Is. A. Henry, wife and daughter of. San Fran
cisco were guests at the pavilion today.
The herald., 1894-08-02
REDoNDo.
Shipping ArrIvals-News and Person al
Nntaa.


REDoNDo, Aug. 1.-Thc schooners National
City and Mon Grey have 450, 900 feet of lum-
ber for the Willamette Lumbcr company.
The lumber schooner Redfeld arrived YES
terday.
The Redondo companies have established
general office in the Bradbury block; the pres
ident, vce-president, general manager and Sill
perintendent will be found there. They have
also established u land bureau with offices in
the same building.
Yesterday afternoon several bicyclists came
down on their wheels from Los Angeles. They
mad the trip in ~ hours
The Redondo railway is taxed to its capacity
handling the freight brousht by the barken-
tine Glencairn. \ part of the cargo onsisted
OF 800 tons OF patent fuel consigned directly
to The Redcndo mpauy.
&. ". Lynch, ST., made q flying trip TO Los
Angeles today.
I he funeral Of Mr.. Weston. an old resident
of kedondo, will take place this afternoon
The new arrivals at the Redondo hotel are !:
Irs Duncan. II. G. sutton. Los Angeles; R. J.
The herald., 1894-08-02
SANTA ANA,
News and Personal Notes From That
Thriving Placs.

news ana PersOunI Notes From That
Thriving Placs.
SANTA ANA Aug. 1.-Johnny Wall todav re-
ceived the sad news of the sudden death of his
bother George OF Pomona.
Judge Towner went to Newport today to
camp for short time.
]. L. Allen has sold his restaurant and good
will to Peter Lubetich & Co, who will continue
the business at the old stand, corner OF Fourth
and West streets
day to camp for about 10 days.
Miss Imeda Brooks and Miss Sadie A. Han
key went to Long Beach this morning to stay
over Sunday.
A. Y. Wright, who was hurt last night bv
colliding while on his wheel with buggy, is
all right this morning:
house lin the Medlock-Rafferty block to Mrs
W. D. Small has been appointed station agent
on the Santa Fe at Olive.
Jacob Walton OF Westminster will ship a car-
load OF hogs to the Cudahy Packing company
at Los Angeles
intelligence OF the death OF his father, DR.. o.
p Chubb yesterday in Michigan, where he Was
visiting.
subscription to buy new uniforms.
NIiss Alpha Byler and Will NJ. Miller OF Van
derbilt were quietly married last night at the
residenc OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Byler, on Fruit street The groom is a
well-to-do citizen of Vanderbilt, while the
bride is one OF Santa Anas favorite young
ladies.
] Maher and family will start next Monday
for San Diego county, to be gone about two
weeks.
Jacob Walton OF Westminster comes out with
the announcement that he viii be an inde-
pendent candidate for the Office of supervisor
OF the Second district.
DIR. J. A. Crone today received the news of
the death OF his mother at Mount Pleasant
Iowa, who died July 2Tth.
James A. McFadden formerly OF Westmin-
ster but now in the paint store OF Mr. Bssell.
has announced himself as a candidate for
county clerk subject to the Republican county
convention.
L. b. Smith and c. S. McKelvey are manufac-
turing boat for Newport bay
Major McKelVey is now preparing papers to
get out writ of mandate to compel the super
visors to grant liquor license TO c. B. Hug
g0ns OF Fullerton.
Mrs. A. Goldsmith of Los Angeles is visiting
the family of s. Goldsmith for few days.
1t don't look much like hard times when all
three OF Our banks can declare q good diyi-
dcnd.
The HERALD's branch Office has been moved
Just across the street, where Tc will be pleased
10 meet all our old friends and as many new
ones us will call and see i;s
Mr.. w s. rnwell et today on the South
ern Psci1c 3 o'clock train to take charge OF
The contracting freight agents Office in Los
Anneies-
The herald., 1894-08-02
SAN BERNARDINo.
City Trustsss' Mseting--Ths Popuiist
Tfcket-Notss

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 1.-The board OF city
trustees met last evening and transacted the
following business
ID. IL. Wixom, for many years the faithful
chief of the fire department, rendered his res.
ignation of the office and membership in the
department. which was accepted
The petition OF Jacob Mettler ct al in rela-
tion to street sprnkling. was read and granted.
The matter OF purchasing a new sprinkler
was referred to street committee.
Ordinance No. 1859 was adopted by unani-
nous vote. This ordin nee repeals the ordi.
dance fixing salaries of city employees and
leaving the matter subject to the order OF the
board of trustees.
Ordinance 17o was adopted by unanimous
vote. This ordinance fixed the salary of the
city clerk A. 500 per month"; commencing Au-
The compensation OF certain city employees
day, and those not driving teams, except MIR.
Martin, 81 80 per day. Carpenters So per day.
The PoItilists completed their ticket yester-
day by nominating Wilfred Boren for county
clerk; W. Il. Trinmons of Redlunds treasurer
u. B. Stewart, Chino, district attorney; S. II.
Johnson, San Bernardino, assessor; Miss Nag
tendent OF schools and Hugh Stephens Calico,
coroner
In the Second supervisorial district J. D.
Uusterhaut OF Rialto was nominated, and in
the Fourth district the nominee was Will
Goodcell.
1t was decided that the nomination of town
snip ofhcers pc deferred and practically left in
the hands of the central committee, with the
exception OF San Bernardino township which
made its nominations alter adjournment, as
follows:
For justices of the peace. A. D. Boren and
JJeptha Scots for constables. Loais Slater and
VIM. Kinkade.
i. E. Brown OF Rcdlands arrived from Chi
cago with another party of capitalists Friday
evening last. 1t is understood that the object
OF this visit is to inaugurate another big water
and irrigation scheme, to be worked by the
construction OF big dam at the narrows. A
$780, 600 stock company is the talk.
!. The following are the new officers elected at
the Santa Monica G. A. r. meeting: Capt. A. +.
Dill, San Diego, elected commander by accla-
nation. and John w Francis of Los Angeles
was favored with similar endorsement for
senior vice commander, and Patrick Holbut of
the soldiers home was elected junior vice.
The council of administration are: j. Bell,
Ventura; J. lee Burton. Redlands; capt
Thos. Brady, Whittier: r. K. Harris, alta
Monica; g. W. Harrington, Pomona; Col. John
Brooker, Thomas Laycock o. T. Thomas, c. +.
Munson, and VIM. Young, Los Angeles; Mr..
Sautom, Compton The ladies organization,
an auxiliary of the encampment, elected the
following officers: President, Mrs Ella Van
Horn, Los Angeles; senior vice president, Mrs.
Josie Dexter, Santa Monica; junior vice presi.
dent, Mrs. Emilia Brady, Pomona; treasurer,
Mrs. Kate MunsOn, Los Angeles
The herald., 1894-08-02
SANTA MONICA.
Termination OF tho q. A. Encam pm ON 3.
News Notes.


SANTA MONICA, Aug. To-day was the last
day of the encampment and it found many
leaving for their respective homes, although
the number of visitors was very nearly as
large as on previous week days. 1t was quiet
day, the only feature OF an entertainment
character being the camp fire at evening To
morrow "wednesday they break camp and
fold their tents and leave for home.
The dress parade feature was one OF the most
instructive features of the encampment, for the
query. always arose. where are the arms. the
legs of the cripples who willingly march under
the old flag they fought for?
Tuesday evening the Sons of Veterans and
and ladies OF the g.. A. r. gave an entertain
me.t, raaa senior Comm ander Of the $ Of VS.
Mrs Anderson, president of the Ladies of the
9; g., A ,; r. Of this department, Comrade Camp
PEI pet o1lonei o1e pieree Mr. Godden Ed E. Par
by the Sons OF Veterans Glee club, the Soldiers
Home band and others; recitations by Lii
Ian Mani Davis, little Miss Davis, VINO was
sketches by Williams and Shay and lengthy
programme, in which every item was good,
preceded by prayer by Rev. L. E. Parker
NOTES.
Miss Stella warburton OF San Diego is visit.
ing Santa Monica.
Mr. l, II. Wells is visiting friends at Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Malone Of Bakersfield
are at the beach.
MI and Mrs. +. H. Rindge have returned
from their eastern visit.
Mr. s Summerfeld of Carson City, New,
cousin OF Messfs Ken and J, B. Summcrheld
OF Santa Monica, accom- mpanied by his wife and
sister are visiting Santa Monica
Judge Stanton and family who have been
campers at Fort Fl her for the past week have
returned home.
The following are the regulations for the
First infantry U. s. A., in camp here: Rev
ellie, 800 am, breakfast at its close; roll
call, am; drill. S:45 TO 915 am. batallo on
drill, 10 to l1:15 am; first sergeant call,
II 80 q. M; dinner 2 m. The men are per-
mllted TO leave camp from noon to retreat,
ana from retreat 10 10 p IN. Guard mount,
8 AS pm.
Mr. and Mrs, H. w. Keller OF this city threw
open their delightful home Tuesday evening
the well known Mexican residents OF Santa
Monica. The result was very enjoyable even
ing where Spanish was king. The games and
conversation were conducted and the char
acteristic solos and choruses rendered in that
language. Those present we're: Messrs. H.
w. Keller, Juan de Bandin J. J. Carillo, Ed
ward Vawter, jr., Dr. Lindsay. w. Gray, s.
Lindsay, Pennock, Phipps and Misses Hazen
Kneeht, Fixon, Chaplin, Schyrer, Lizzie and
Attala Carrillo, Jessie and Maud Saunders
The Democratic primaries have been called
for saturday evening, August 4th, to begin at
7:3O o'clock, First precinct at Eckert & Hopp's
pavilion, Second, town hall, each precinct
selecting five delegates.
r. The Prohibition primaries will take place at
Congregational chapel tomorrow evening,
August I'd, at 80 O'clock
The social dance given at Steeres opera
house Tuesday evening by the Volkman Or
chestra was social and financial success, all
present having an immense time.
The herald., 1894-08-02
UIaInis an AIibI.

KANSAS OITY, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Jos K.
Wilson, who is held here waiting rsqui :
sition papers on which he can be taken
to Colorado to answer the charge OF
leading the mob that tarred and feath-
cred Adit. .-Gen. Tarsney, had prelim.
mary hearing yesterday morning. Wilson
stolidly maintained his innocence and
demanded q hearing, at the conclusion
OF which he was bound over to await
the anticipated receipt of the requisition
papers Monday. Wilson claims that on
the night in question he remained at
the homo Of friend named Billy Ban.
croft. playing cards until 2 O'Clock in
the morning.
The herald., 1894-08-02
Colorado Railroads,

DENVER, Aug. 1.-The receivers OF the
Union Pacific road have Issued a circu.
lar stating that on August 7th they will
give up control of the South Park sys-
tenn. Both the Denver and Rio Grsnde
and the Denver and Gulf roads are en-
deavering to get control OF the sban.
doned system, which runs parallel to
the Denver and Rio Grande for 100
miles, and ia its competitor along the
scenic route. If the Denver and Gulf be
successful, the South Park system will
bs actively operated as competitor oil
the Rio Grande,
The herald., 1894-08-02
Two UsSports Probable.

WASHINGTON, Aug. /. - The senate
sugar trust investigating mmittes was
in session today considering the final re
ports to be made by the committee,
Two reports will probably be made. It
is understood the part which Senator
Camden has played in the inquiry is ono
OF the points on which the Democrats
and Republicans agree. On this point
the testimony will be cited and the
facts az they appear commented upon in
q manner which will not, it is said re-.
lieve the West Virginia senator from
blame.
The herald., 1894-08-02
Portland Fira.

y PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 1.-Fire broke
ont today in the rear end of Herman
MetzKer's wool and hide depot on Front
street, between Salmon and Main. The
building vas frame, and the flames
quickly spread to Bissinger & Co.'s hide
and wool depot adjoining. Both ware.
houses were almost totally destroyed,
together. with their contents. Bissinser
$50. cstimste their loss at $50, 900,
which is covered by $25, 900 insurance.
Metzger estimates his loss ct $4,000,
which is covered by $4,000 insurance.
Robert Brown, an employee of Metzger,
was badly burned about the hesd and
arms.
The herald., 1894-08-02
MOUNT LOWE.
Cosmopolitan Gathsrings 1T the Eche
Mountain Chalet.


ECHO MOUNTAIN, Aug. l, 1S94.-The usual
complement OF visitors assembled to the re-
freshing breezes OF Mount Lowe yesterday.
Highly appreciativc guests were 8 NJ. Parish,
prominent real estate dealer Of Chicago, and
his cousin, Mrs. Callie a. Durfee, who expects
to make her future home in san Bernardino.
Both had ascende Pixies peak and Mount
Washington, but one beautiful feature of the
Mount Lowe landscape was absent from both
eminences, an that is, the cultivated plains,
orchards and towns-all clearly defined at your
feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsching and son, Rob-
ert, were from New York, and d. s. Water
house came from Portland, Me, and was vis-
iting with G. j. Waterhouse of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whorton and daughter Lo-
raine, PROT and Mrs. f. A. Bacon and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Gould, and Capt w
H Seamans registered from Los Angeles.
ii. Gaylord Wiltshire, London, England, was
accompanied by Miss Della Clemons of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Laura b. James, Columbus, o.; ]. \.
Gaffney, Chicago, and w. T. Johnson, Santa
Paula formerly from Kokomo, Ind, were
among the guests
Mrs. }. l.. Atkinson, a Sunday school teacher
OF the Memorial Baptist church, gladdened the
hearts of class of IL stalwart boys by giving
them q mountain outing
The herald., 1894-08-02
arnsatinnal suinida.

OMAHA, Aug. 1.-William Wakeley,
Omahs's city clerk and a well-known
politician, was the principal in spec
tacular suicide tonight. He accompa-
MED a select party OF ladies to local
bathing resort, and, after seeing the
lgdies to the waters edge. climbed the
ropes marking the danger line, and fac
ing large crowd OF sight-sesrs, slowly
drew revolver and with a smile on his
face blew his brains out and dropped
into the lake. His conduct had not
been unusual up to the moment when
he drew the gun. His affairs are sup.
posed to be in good Cd. r.;nsn. in in Omaha.
can sssicn no reason for the deed.
The herald., 1894-08-02
Train wrsokors Bound Over,

CINCINNATI, Aug. John Keefe,
Walter McCue and Henry Dres bach, ,
aliss Herman Groesbeck, were bound
over in 1000 each. They were lead
ing strikers ct Hamilton, whore William
George saw them tix switch July 4th
20 ID to throw q train. George rushed
out to flag the train, but the three
prisoners stoned and hurt him 90 that
no is still laid up. The three prisoners
Have been concealed in house in Ham
Hton ever since July 4th. when Judge
Taft issued an order for their arrest.
The herald., 1894-08-02
Another 9trika NINA.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Aug. To-day
some of the discharged strikers on the
Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate lines de-.
clared that they would file affidayits
against all the men employed on thsse
roads who worked on Sunday. The
strikers allege that they have the names
OF all the men who will probably work
next Sunday. and they will probably bs
arrested Monday for Sabbath breaking.
1t Is said the threat will positively be
carried out. Fort Wayne is very puri-
lanical on Sunday under the new mu.
nicipal administration.