The herald., 1894-11-02
SANTA ANA.
An Exciting Runaway Aocidsnt-Local
News Matters.

An Exciting Runaway Aocident-Local
News Matters.
SANTA ANA, Nov. I've came very
near having g disastrous runaway this
morning. Mr.. Derby and Mr.. Burn
ham OF Orange we're in our city, and
Mr.. Burnham. an aged man of about 70
years. was sitting in the double carriage
holding the team when the horses be-.
came frightened and ran but few rods
when the near horse ran into buck
board and got his front legs over the
hind axle, and the jar was 80 great that
the old gentleman was thrown out on to
the sidewalk, but not seriously injured.
The blackboard belonged to DR.. M. s.
Jones. The hind spring WAS broken off
and the braces were broken and the
wheel had to be taken off in order to
free the horse. IL looked, for awhile as
though the team would be injured. but
bystanders caught them and freed them
from the buggy without much damage.
Died-In Orange, W. II. Rockey. this
morning at IL O'Clock. The remains
were brought to S. w. Smiths, where
they will be embalmed and shipped to
Chicago.
Mrs. Ella ]. Chamberlain of Oakland
is in our city for an extended visit with
friends. Mrs. Chamberlain 10 q former
resident of this town, but for the past
three or four years has been living in
San Francisco and Oakland.
j. @. Hargan of Los Angeles has sold
to j. T. Tinsman of Tulare county 10
acres of land in section l3, township 4,
range II, for $500.
The deed from W. W. Martin convey
inging to Lucy A. Coulson 10 acres OF
the Ricnland farm for $4,000, about two
years ago, was filed for record today.
The HERALD branch Office is now lo-
Gated on Fourth street. with DR.. l. d.
Mills in his Office, where be has fitted
up the finest Office in the city.
A strictly first-class horse and buggy
can be had at great bargain Of d. I.
Fuller in the next "a houra.
The Rev. ID. 7. Fuller OF the South
Methodist church will start next Tues
day for his old home in Sherman, Tex.
de will arrive in Bonham, Tex, on
Saturday, in time TO attend the annual
conference in that city. He is now pack
ing and getting ready for the trip with
his family.
A very pleasant Halloween party was
given last night ct q. A. r. hall. Coffee
and tamalcs were served. Ellis Turner
gave the history OF All Halloween,
which contained many points new to
most OF the party.
Lou Hickox gave Q talk on tamales,
in which he gave tho origin OF this deli
oacy, and John Nourss responded to Our
Lady Friends. Mines. Turner and Flock
were chaperons.
w. W. Bowers epoke here laet night
to fair sized audience, but there was .
lack OF enthusiasm. His talk was nearly
all tariff, and our people are heartily
tired of hearing the tariff discussed from
y Republican standpoint. Quite a mum.
Der of Republicans went out saying they
were tired OF that kind Of Q speech.
There is quito little talk of some OF
the Republicans doing some UNDER
hsnded work in their canvass, and it is
doing them NO good. From ell appear.
sncss Democracy is in the xscendency
in this county, both for state and county
officers.
Arthur Lyon. who started for New
York today together with his mother
and sister, will, while in that city, be
married to Miss Nellie Butler, daugh ritter
OF wealthy business man in New York,