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The evening world., 1894-06-12
Wentworth's Trial Adjourned.

The trial OF William p. Wentworth, sI-book.
keeper OF the Victoria Hotel. charged with &C.
frauding the hotel out o, $50. 900. on the ealen.
dar to-day In Part !. OF General Sessions, was
adjourned until Monday, pending Judge MARTINEZ
dscisiea IN the matter Of a postponsmsnt until
October. aaksd BY the dsfsas&
The evening world., 1894-06-12

tiny d daughter was
nrst attacked with
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pleurtsy in very
bad form and was
then taken with o
very bad cough.
which kept grow:
ing worse and
worse, until tinal-
ly it seemed as
though she had
consumption very
bad. The physicians
prescribed Cod hv-
er oil. but TO no
benefit. ! procured
two bottles OF DR..
pierCe.a Golden
The evening world., 1894-06-12
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
you haven't waited beyond reason, there's
Complete cure. In serofulous conditions
of the blood which invite Consumption;
this medicine il specific.
Mrs. sARAn 8. sEErp. Of Clio, Ireden Co..
The evening world., 1894-06-12

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The evening world., 1894-06-12

The o O'Clock Isainoss4 nd ths
sporting Extra or The EveniAs
world contain more sporffpg nssss
of interest than can be founa -
any other evening nswspapsr.
The evening world., 1894-06-12

Situations Wanted-Femafe.
SITUATION wanted by German girl to nipd
growing up child, Call or address Miss Carrie
FTrnger. as LIST St, Jersey city. n. j.. nrst-
class reference. e. .a,N .r-F
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26
No. 10 Store,

on Fort Street is kept open solely for the accom-
mediation of our customers who do not wish to come
far down town as Queen St A great variety of
goods is constantly kept in stock such as dressed
and undressed Kid Gloves Gauntcts Mitts, etc.
Figured Silks and Satins India and Surah Silks, all
shades Real Lace, Hdkfs., Lace Curtains, White
& Ecru Down Pillows, all sizes, Leather Goods of
New Designs, and Toys from Jumping Jack to
Velocpede. No. 10 Store is under the manage
ment of Messrs. Jordan and Murphy, who under
stand their business thoroughly.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26
u. WaterhouSe, Queen St. Store.
CroCk0ry Department.

Haviland China, plain and decorated, Glassware,
cut and engraved, Flower Globes Baskets, Vases,
and great variety of other useful and ornamental
articles. Expected to arrive shortly from Eng
land, four new patterns Of finest Limoges China,
consisting of Dinner Ware Tea Sets, Fish Sets, Bon
Bon Plates, Olive Trays, Salad 4 Ice Cream Sets,
etc. Beautiful line of Semi Porcelain Ware,
plain and decorated. BY Australia: Small lot of
Crown Miano Ware, something new for Honolulu.
This department is under the management Of Mr..
Dimond, who will always be found ready to show
goods and quote prices
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26
General Merchandise.

This heading multitude of articles everything
from knitting needle pow but them all in stock
don't have to wait month for the goods from the Coast
II don't believe it, call and for yourself Mr. Henry j.
T. Waterhouse % will always be found at the Queen St Store
and will give the attention your patronage deserves
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-26
Groceries and Bottled Goods.

This department. is filled to the ceiling with fresh, goods
such Hams and Bacon Cedar Rapd Teas, Coces Sugar
Spices Soaps Pearl OIL Bottled Goods great variety Eng
sh Pic Fruits Lee Perrn genuine Worcester Sauce Olives
Catsups, and sweet Pickles. CANNED GOODS
for Soups Table Fruits Tomatoes Corn Peas Asparagus Chicken
Turkey Curied Oysters OK Tongue Lunch Tongue This de-
salesman, S. j. Salter.
The herald., 1894-12-27
ANAHEIM.

A DISASTROUS Wind storm-Q uite an
Earthquake.
ANAHEIM. Dsc. ga wild and woody
Santa Ana gale commenced blowing on
Monday night and continued through
out yesterday and all last night and is
still doing lively business. Barter re-
ports much damage to the growing veg
citation, stating that the storm was very
destructive to gardens and young citrus
fruit trees.
the Union Sunday school gave an en-.
ter tainment and Christmas tree at the
Methodist church on Christmas eve.
The following programme was given ::
Singing by school, Coronation.
Prayer by w. Keith.
Roy Clabaugh.
song Hear the Bells.
Recitation by Louise Paschal.
song by Roy and Elsie Ciaoaugh, Christmas
Recitation. Santa Claus Rids-Julia Ne.
mllz.
Recitation Miss Rugg.
Christmas anthem b, choir
Observation-Disclosures cradle hymn, by Ernest
Clabaugh
Recitation-The Midnight song, by Cora
Rem,c.
song-Rock the Cradle. by little girls.
Santa Claus was was well enacted by
Mr.. Clabaugh.
The Presby Sunday school gave
an entertainment and programme on
Christmas eve, as follows: Opening
song. by school; Scripture reading in
concert prayer by pastor, Rev. Beazily :;
song. Christmas Bells. by children; ad :.
dress by superintendent; recitation.
Melaine Cohen; recitation bv Addie
Wsllop; song, The Christmas Tree, by
the school; recitation by Faith Roberts ;
cong. Sunshine, by school; reading,
'Twas The Night Bsfore Chrstmae. Santa
The herald., 1894-12-27
ON TARIO,

ONTARIO, Dec. 26.-Christmas festivi-
ties have occupied the attention of our
people during the last few days and So
oial events have been more numerous
than in former years. One OF the most
notable OF Christmas eve celebrations
here Was held at the Kirchhoffer house.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirchhoffer are famous
entertainers OF fyoung people and Xmas
tree at their beautiful place was a de-
light to many Ontarions.
Hermann Erke5 OF the Southern Pa
ciic hotel prov ided an elaborataly deco.
rated Christmas tree for the benefit of
his guests and friends. On Christmas
eve the festivities were enlivened by
carols, sung by the hosts young sons
and others Of the Erkss household.
Tonight the Ontario Duplicate Whist
club will have an oyster supper at the
Southern Pacific.
The Episcopal church children, after
attending cheral -ervice tomorrow
evening" ~iis meet Santa Claus at q
Christmas tree festival.
Brldlnga are being moved from the
Tyson corner on A street to make way
for the new Citizsn's bank block.
The herald., 1894-12-27
M T. LOW e.
Supervisors Make the Initial Tsllyho
Trip to Altadena.

Supervisors Make the Initial Tallyh o
Trip to Altadena.
Echo MOUNTAIN. DEC. 26.-When the
Terminal railway train reached the
California street station this morning
the passengers were saluted by the beau
tiiul bugle notes of John Block bsrger's
coach horn. County Supervisors A. W..
Francisco, E. A. Forester, E. S. Fields
and James Hanley OF Los Angeles,
James Hay OF Norwalk, and Secretary
Charles Bell of Pasadena alighted from
the train and climbed into Thaddeus
Lowe, jr.'s beautiful tallyho. drawn by
jour gayly-csparisoned horses. driven
by that experienced whip. Charles Froat,
of Pasadena.
The party drove through the principal
avenues. passed Gov. Markham's resi-
dence and halted at the Mt. Lowe railway
office, in Lowe Grand Opera House block,
and took up Arthur B. Cody of the
prominent Chicago law firm of Cody q
Sons, and President Z. S. @. Lowe.
Proceeding up Ray mond avenue past
Hotel Green to the First National bank,
they gathered up two more supervisors-
President j. W. Cook of Glendora and
the newly elected member, w. L. Wood-
ward of Lordsnurg.
Altogether they made very jolly
crowd, and had an exceedingly pleasant
ride through the beautiful environs of
Pasadena, aud the fragrant orange
groves of the mesa beyond. to Altadena, &,
where a special car whirled them over
the Mt. Lowe railway.
After an elegant repast, keenly rel
ished by their sharpened appettes. the
party proceeded to inspect the second
division of the road now b,ng rapidly
extended beyond Echo mountain
through the winter snow fields to the
higher sum mits. They notsd the grand
scenery as the head OF Los Flores CAN'T
on, the bold cuts through the high
mountain spur. and the gigantic rock
formations beyond, which constitute the
Garden of the Gods"
The entiIe party were greatly inn
pressed with the magnitude OF Pro fessor
loves enterprise, the substantial char
scter Of the work performed and the in
trepid nerve which thus encounters and
suDdues nature in her widest aspects.
The herald., 1894-12-27

Christmas night Mrs. M. G. Graham
entertained her relatives and few
friends in old fashioned Christmas style.
Work on the residence OF Mr.. James
Hill is being rapidly puahed along.
Mr.. Fells' new hoese will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. ]. A. Jacobs ia building small
cottage to rent.
Mr.. John Smith. who broke his arm
recsntly by falling from a scsffold, is
getting along nicely. His daughter,
Edna, who has been q quiet i'll with fever.
ie no better.
Mr.. @. X. Snyder and family, from
Normal, ILL.,. who spent last winter here,
returned last week for another sun
bath.
Mr.. James Hill, Jr., and Mr.. VIII
Collier came down from Berkeley univer.
sity to spend the holidays with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Homer Earl, from Riverside, is
in town.
Thursday evening shadow social will
be given at the residence of Judge
Eaton for the benefit OF the Baptist
church.
Mr.. Heatly, from Cincinnati. guest
of Mrs. H. Ieongley, is quiet i'll.
Our townspeople are still in doubt as
TO whether the electric road is going to
snub South Pasadena or not. Quist
wire pulling is said to be going on. visi-
bic only to the electric eve or circle.
The herald., 1894-12-27
REDL ANDS.
Too Many Amatonr Entertain ments-
Properly sale.

Too Many Amateur Entertain ments-l \
Properly sale.
REDLANDs. Dec. 6.-The people O!
this community ia general have been,
and are, imposed upon in a msrcena ary
eense by the leaders OF amateur enter
tainments, church fairs, society socials
etc. Their zeal to make these performs
ances great financial successes. hath
eaten up their judgment, and tho way
they importune the citizsns to purchsre
tickets to these pastimes is, indeed, very
obnoxious. In many instances. after
soliciting the business man at his Office
or atore, and without effect, they 20 to
his residence to beseech his wife.
w. T. Leedham has bought of Albert
Rivera a house and lot on Vine str ct
for $1,000. w. H. Norris negotiated the
sale
August Aamold, the Norwegian violin
ist, and Grace Remington, the vocalist
OF Los Angeles. will give a concert at
the Y. M. @. A. auditorium next FRI
day night. This is the second OF the
Y. NJ. @. A. eter course.
Christmas exercis es were held at o
mum her of the churches last night.
The herald., 1894-12-27
SAN BERNARDINO.


The lrj ure d at Mondays Fire Rspidiy
valescing.
SAN BERNARDINo, Dec. 26.-The per.
sons injured by the fire at the Presbyte.
rian church Christmas eve are all on
the road to recovery, and the physicians
now give assurance that the peroons
who were burned will suffer nothing
M ore serious than a few days enforced
ideness.
1t was feared yesterday that Harold
Waghorn would lose one OF his eyes,
but later developments indicate that
the sight is not permanent Injured.
Mics Durnford WAS able 10 be moved
today, and ia now at the residence OF
her aunt. Mrs. Henry Gocdcell jr
Within few days she is expected to
have recovered from the ehock occa-
sion ed, and her injuries will then very
rapidly yield to the physician's skill.
The other victims of the accident. the
four gentlemen whose hands were
burned in attempting TO rescue Mias
Durnford and Waghorm, are still de-
prived of the use OF tbs injured mem-
bers, but the burns are healing rapidly.
The herald., 1894-12-27
SANTA MONICA,
Christmas Festivities Marred by Cut.
ting Ecrspe.

Christmas Festivities Marred by CUT
ting rcrspe.
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 26.--Christms as
day was we'll observed by ell, and those
whom misfortune had visited during the
past year were kindly remembered by
their neighbors,
The Catholics had their Christmas tree
this afternoon, when the lutte ones
were made happy. The Episcopalians
will have their's on Monday, January
7th.
+. H. Bartley, South Side photo
grapher, missed few chickens the other
day and forthwith had Andres Olivera's
residence searched by an officer. Olvera
has resaliated by causing Bartley's ar
rest for perjury, in swearing to the
search warrant. Justice @. G. Twichell
will hear the case on Friday.
David James cut Jack Whiting pretty
badly on Christmas day, by way Of q
little division. He will appear for ex-
animation before Justice Twichell to-
morrow on the charge of assault with
a deadly weapon,
Thomas Thomson, OF the Thomson
Bridge company, who built the man.
moth wharf at Port Los Angeles,
and resided here until Jew days ago,
was severely hurt at San Francisco a
couple OF days ago in street car acci-
dent. His friends here hope that he
may speedily recover.
The sewer committee appointed by
the board of trade has organized, max
ing II. w. Keller it's chairman and Roy
Jones secretary. The committee has
gone to work with will to solve the
sewer problem.
The original Brownie club enjoyed @
Christmas festival at the residence of B.
w. Saunders this evening.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star have
secured the services OF Augua AamoId
the famous Norwegian violiaist, for a
concert to be given at the opera house
on January I'd.
The herald., 1894-12-27
LONG BEACH.
Christmas Csicbrstious-Boys' brigade
Excursion.

Christmas Csicbrstions-BoyS brigade
Excursion.
LONG BEACH, Dec. 26.-Sunday morn
ing the Rev. F. V. Fisher, in the tab
ernacle, preached a grand Christmai
sermon to large audience. The SER
vices in the evening drew largely from
every denomination in town, the sttrac
tion being the public installation OF the
officers OF the two lately organized COM
panies at this place OF the Bows brigade.
Christmas eve. although three or four
of the other churches held their Christ
mas festivities at the same time. very
large NUMBER of people gathered at the
tabernacle to witness pantomimic H.
lustration of Santa CLAUS in his trip
around the world. Santa Claus. cross
ing from Hawaii to San Pedro 10 q row
boat, lost his pack, but a sweet looking
little fairy, Jessie Griffith. came to his
rescue at Long Beach, and enough OF th'
brick in great chimney that he entered
9he building by. was by wave of he
magic wand transformed into boxes OF
nuts and candies to supply all the chill
dren in the house.
The Christians had their entertain
ment Christmas evening at the Congrr
gational church. the building beiD
fairly jammsd with the number of peo
pie in attendance.
Rev. f. V. Fisher. captain OF tn
Long Beach battalion OF the Boys brig
ade. left with q platoon of the boys 70
Wilson's peak. via Los Angeles an
Pasadena, this morning on the Term
nal. The boys will be the guests OF tn,
9th Los Angeles company. On Thurs
day they go to Pasadena, the boys oi
Pasadena taking them in charge. Fri.
day they ascend TO the peak via the
Mount Lowe railroad. returning to Long
Beach Saturday evening.
DR.. M. Hilton Williams returned
from his business visit in Arizona Mon
day evening.
M and Mrs. Frank Cuthbert of Los
Angeles came down Monday to spend
Christmas with the parents OF Frank,
Dr. aud Mrs. W. L. Cuthbert.
Ezra Pratt of Los Angeles, former
resident and young business man oi
Long Beach, with his mother and sis
tsrs, Abbis, Maud and Mabel, were the
Christmas guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Shell of this
place.
Frank Bowers OF Los Angeles spent his
Christmas here.
Miss Lura Bacon leaves this (Thurs-
day. morning for Illinois, where she will
remain a year at college, finishing a sci~
ontific course.
The herald., 1894-12-27

Claus. pretty feature OF the enter-
tainment was fireplace built OF candy
bricks which we're distributed among
the children.
The Hotel Del Campo was ablazs with
illuminations last evening, the occasion
being Christmas dance given by Miss
Cora Lewis of this city to her dancing
pupils.
Miss Mary Vinson OF Pomona is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. V. X. Cayce oil
this city.
Mrs. Moseman OF Los Angeles is in
the city visiting her daughters, Miss
Mosemsn and Mrs. Lewis.
Ford Barris. one of the typoe OF the
Independent force. went Lost Angeles to
eat Christmas turkey with his parents.
Charles Owens and son Harry OF Los
Angeles are the guests OF DR.. Barter and
iamily OF Alamitos.
The herald., 1894-12-27
POMONA.
A Rumpas Over n Baseball Gsme-L ocsl
Affairs.

AnNtre.
POMONA, Dsc. 26.-Ths statement of
Ell Telegrapho Baseball club OF Los AN
geles published this morning. alleging
| ill treatment at the hands OF the Pomo-
ma nine in the game OF ball played here
yesterday afternoon ia an injustice felt
deeply by our boys, lovers OF the game
| and citizens generally as casting a gre
vious slur upon Pomona's good name.
This whole community is exercised over
the matter, and the popular weight OF
opinion is that the Pomona boys are in
the right and the Los Angeles nine at
fault. The vast concourse OF people
who witnessed the game in question. 1t
is but fair to state, are almost TO man
impressed with the belief that Umpire
Browns decision that Lohman was fairly
out at third is just one.
Captain Will Strong of the Pomona
nine, in speaking OF the matter. stated
that apparently the Los Angeles clu b
came out with the intention to win the
game by bluffs, if not possible by fair
means.
To show that the visiting nine we're in
error in several instances during the
game, he stated that previous 10 the
| commence ment OF the game Lohman re-.
quested that a certain rule be enforced
requiring no man to take more than one
base should the ball fall among the
spectators present. which was agreed
upon that upon their first opportunity
an iniraction OF this rule was made, one
of their men taking two bases and hold
ing to the right to so do Notwithstanding
the rule then in force. An ther in
~ IN n nj hU nm n a
being objsc.ed to by the l. "a Angeles
nine, although not just. the objection
was sustained, the Pomona boys giving
in. However. the third cry of rot
fair" did not 90. showing their il tea
tion to risk their chances for victory by
bluffs. Mr.. Strong also positively stated
state the player in dispute upon third
base. after the game, stated in his hear
ing. that in his opinion he had bean
fairly put out, but that he was desirous
of running the bluff that he did.
Among the arrivals from the east this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fry, OF
Fulton. Mo-, who intend remaining here
during the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lse A. Mcconnell, of
Los Angeles, who have bean spending
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
Overton, returned home this after
noon.
Rain again began falling here at 3
O'Clock today.
Mr. Ed Clark had the misfortune to-
day to lose his bicycle in an unaccount.
aole way. the supposition being that it
has been stolen.
Stewards Comic Players appear Thurs
dav evening at the opera house, in the
comedy q and 1. They should draw a
good audience.
About 20 couples attended the mas
qustade ball at Armory hall last night
in costume, but large number OF spec
tators were present.
Mr.. Fraizsr Sallee. who has bssn vis-
iting friends for several days, returned
to Los Angeles last night.
Invitations are out for ball at the
Palomsres, New Years evening. to be
given by ths members OF the Tennis
club.
Mr. Leon McRsynods was awarded
the fist prize for costume at the mask
ball last, and Miss Mamie Phelsn for the
best lsdy's costume. A large number
of prizes were given for original mask
ers.
The herald., 1894-12-27

Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1894-12-27
SOUTH PASADENA.

SOUTH PASADENA, Dec. 26.-Cnristmas
was becomingly celebrated here by en-
tertsinments in tie Methodist and Bap-
t'st churches A tree gracsd the latter
clsrch, making glad the hearts OF the
little ones. During the day large
number e' our people went to Los
Angeles to see the races and take their
snnual dinssr with friends.
The herald., 1894-12-27

When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clurg to Castoria.
When she had Children, size gave them Castoris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02
Geographic Breyifies

Inc Dixon Steam Engine Works. OF
NeWoursh, y. y, have made an assign
ment
The President yesterday sent to the
Hrndte the nomination OF Leonard Cor
hish 10 be postmaster at DemOpOiis. Ala
Secretary Carlisle Yesterday appointed
Mon tSoinery Cumming. Of Georgia. prin-
81 al clerk I'm the lfe-saYing service,
treasury Department, vice Jones. de-
Charles salyards was hanged Yesterday
Hornlns az Carlisle. Pa. for the murder
S. 1893 "
Five men, imprisoned Wednesday in
the Boston Run Mine. near Ashland. Pa,
py IAN OF coal. were rescued at an
carry hour yesterday morning.
me columbian Fire Insurance Com
pahy OF America. at Louisville. KY,
essishtd Wednesday afternoon 10 ;. n.
sullivan Assets about $4,000. with
'2n1iitent liabilities Of $1,000.
lehIS r. wilkins. a prominent turf
man uied Of pneumonia at Syracuse.
y y Wednesday
me ne resolution which IS passed mt every
i.'hiSla'ufe allowing extra compensation
10 '"e clerks, sergeant-at-arms, Janitors,
anu pages was offered ana agreed 10
III ,he Senate Yesterday. The pages
received S25 extra, and the others $50
each
WIN Dunn was arrested at Tampa.
riao Yesterday for wife murder punn's
Wiz dled yesterday from the erect or
purhs' and II leaked out to-day that the
inan nai Knocked the woman Gown,
poured oil over her. and then set her on
fire.
secretary Hoke Smith was given an
informal dinner at the Kimball House
Atiahta, by some friends yesterday.
henry Spencer (colored) was hanged
murder of Moses Green Gre tcolored). spen-
GER met his death without ninching He
VIII De remembered as the negro VINO
ineariy Killed Deputy Sheriff SinRltarsy
III escaping from jail few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-02

S12 O'Clock In charge Of Sheriff Buttlins
and Inspector williamson.
The party got OF on tne river side OF
the trAin and walked Gown the track to
the prison. where they arrived at S:8
McKane wss me, IN the clerks office by
CHIEF Clerk corvin and Deputy Clerk
Nestlake Upon binS examined 10 was
found IN his pockets 'er" "esuake took
his diamond stud. diamond cuff buttons.
ard diamond RIM. which he sent home.
McKsne gave his pedigree as follows:
Occupation. builder. age, hfty-one: mar
ried religion. Methodist; born in Ireland;
does not use tobacco or liquor.
After giving his pedigree he was taken
10 the State shop At 5'"o O'Clock where
he was given hath' shave' and
prison suit.
NEW YORK. March l.-Another step
in the aah, to keep John Y. Mckane from
Sing sing vss taken before Justice Bar
rett. of the supreme Court. this noon.
n tool The fornn Of q ehow-cause order
why certificate OF reasohaoie uou"'
should not be granted IN the case. and a
preliminary STAY pcrding the decision Of
the appllcation FOR re order. The appli-
cation was made hy lawyer Charles w.
Brooks Mr. brooks presented a brief
ana the three afdaviis In support of his
motion Ire sleo made an informal argu-
ment before the Judge.
At z o'clock Judge Barrett denied the
application.