The herald., 1894-04-17
SAN BHRNARDlNo.
The Army VIII Not Move Until the
Leaders Are Released.

Tho Army VIII Not Move Until the
Leaders Are Released.
SAN BERNARDINo, April 16.-The army
Of the unemployed in camp at Cotton
today numbered about $50. They say
they will not move out until their lead
ers are released from Jail.
The district attorney has refused to
release the leaders and the probabilities
are they will remain in prison until re-
leased by authority of law or sentenced.
The citizens OF Cotton have formed q
cou bination and reiuee to give them
food or sell them bread. The army 10
now existing on short ratione ana IN
day or two at most will be compelled TO
move on or atsrve. The citizens OF Col
ton are well organized and armed to
meet any emergency that may arse.
The sheriff has deputized 10 or IL men
to guard the property OF the railroad.
When Company + was ordered out on
Saturday morning s. J. Walker refused
to report to the call, and said he would
not come unlea5 ne was sent Tor with
guard. Corporal Gird with a guard
called for him and he ran into the house
and pulling o revolver told the guard he
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hand on him. Corporal Grid returned
to the armory and reported the circum-
stances. Sergeant Troming WAS then
sent with orders from Captain Ball to
bring the recalcitrant member to head
quarters and to use whatever force was
necessary to carry out the order. In the
meanwhile Walker started down town,
having thought better of his bravado.
and Was met on the way by the squad
going to make the nrrest. He wac taken
into custody and confined in the armory.
Charges will be made against Walker
and he will be tried by a court martial.
The penalty for such ipsubordinatlon ID
severe.
wOMAN's PARLIAMENT.
The Woman's parliament of Southern
California will meet in this city next
Tuesday and Wednesday. The following
programme has been prepared:
TUESDAY, APRIL l7rH.
1880 q. m.-Business meeting.
1880 p m.-Addresses, followed by discus
sion.
Christian Teaching in the Home-Mrs. So
phia A. Weber, East Riverside.
Our Girls at Whittier-Miss Je's sic r. ds Wolfe,
Whittier.
Howard White, Redlands
Result of the Present Competition Between
Men and Women in Business-Mrs. Linda G.
Dorlnnd, / os Angeles.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH.
1Oa m.-some OF the Duties OF Womcn--Mrs.
'The ~Ufisnpf6Ssd ANTS. Eultn ,50rrrns rsr-
kins. San Bernardino.
1870 .. n.-Aristia and Hygienic Dress-Mrs
Emma Z. Erskine, Pasadena.
Committees.
Introduction committee-Mrs. E. R
zombro. Mrs. L. P Bidgood. Mrs. NJ
Byrne, Mrs. II. L. Drew. Mrs. D. A.
Moulton. Mrs, Kendall Holt
Rece ption committee Mrs. Robert
Garner, Mrs. +. M. johnson, Mrs. j. w.
Curtia, Mrs. NJ. b. Goodcoll Mrs II. IL.
Abrams, Mrs DR.. Il. l. Bureham.
Credentials commistes--M e. @.
Perkins, Mrs. S. B. Colyin.
Entertainment committee Mrs r. V.
Hadden, Mrs. II. II. Baker, Mrs. d. A.
Grosvenor, Mrs. 9. NJ. Smith, Mrs. j.
Bright, Mrs. n. @. Gill, Mrs. o. Ham
bleton. Mrs. G. d. Dickie.
Ushers- Misses Maud Saulsberry.
Minnie Riley. Gertie Roe, Mabel lee
nour, Verbell McLsod, Marie Parker,
Mabel Warren. Mae Lewis
Decoration committee = Mrs. w. L. G..
Soule, Mrs. Smith Halle, Mira. K. NJ.
Elverson, Miss frankie Raynor, Mrs. F.
S. Vestsl
Accompsnist-M Miss Florence Gibson.
OFFICERS.
President--Mrs. Elmira T. Stephens,
42S West Sixth street, Los Angeles.
General Secretary, Mira. Mary S. Glib
son, $40 Courthouse street, Los Angeles.
Treasurer Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard,
corner Sixth and Olive streets. Los An
geles.
San Diego County-Mrs. N. A. Parker,
district viee-president; Mrs. Lsnore
Schultzs, district secretary.
San Bernardjno County-Mrs. Mary
Lynde Craig, district Weep resident,
Redands; Mrs. R. V. Hadden, district
secretary. n4la .,.s.e.
Orange Oounty-Mrs. Iaabel Carpen-
ter, district vice-president, Santa Ana:
Mrs. Lizzie H. Mills, district secretary.
Los Angeles Oounty--Mrs. Emily Col
lins Brady, district viee-president. Po-
mona; Mrs, Emma Ellsworth Sanders.
district secretary, Pomona.
Ventura County-Mrs. Theodosia B.
Shepherd, district vice president, Ven
tuTs; Mrs. Annie Barker, district secre-
tary, Ventura.
Santa Barbara County-Mrs.. Emily
G. Wright, district vice-prssident, Santa
Barbara; Mrs. Susan Wade, district sec.
retary, Santa Barbara.
Riverside County--Mrs. L. M. Good
hue. district vice-president, Riverside;
DR.. Lucy W. Gardner, district secretary,
Riverside.
Samoa Monica.
SANTA MONICA, April 16.-The i'm
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