The herald., 1894-03-09
SANTA ANA.

The Jury Disagreed in the Marks Trial.
Notes.
SANTA ANA, March ga great deal of
interest was taken in the Marks trial to.
day. When the judge was charging the
jury the court room was about full. The
case went to the jury about 10 80
O'Clock this morning and after staying
out about hours the jury sent in word
to the Judge that there was no posi- BILE
chance for them to agree. The Judge
then said: "Well, then, will 20 to
supper, 'and he went. The Jury, after
being out eight hours, again disagreed.
standing seven for conviction and five
for acqittal.
Thomas Chalice. the butcher for the
McFadden meat market, had peculiar
as well az q painful experience Yesterday
with a COW that had always had the best
Of feeling for mankind until yesterday
as Mr.. Chalice was trying to get her on
the scales by pushing from behind. The
COW kicked with both hind feet, plant
ing both feet in Mr.. Chalice's face, one
above the eye and the other lust under
the eye, cutting two severe wounds
which sent Chalice to the ground insen-
sible for a moment. He has been in
bed sometime, but is able to be out to-
day, rather dishgured bat still in the
slaughter pen."
About dozen of the Odd Fellows went
to Anaheim Tuesday evening TO visit the
lodge mp in the old colony.
X. X. Small, of Olive, was q south
bound passenger yesterday, on business
in connection with his milling business
at Olive Heights.
The Rev. W. b. Burrows went to Los
Angeles last night to meet Bishop Mich
OILS and several other clergymen.
Died-In Santa Ana. March 8th, Mr..
J. P. He'll, aged 86 years. The deceased
is father of Mr.. f. J. He'll OF our CITY,
Funeral will take place on Monday at
80 at the residence of the son, F. J.
He'll, on West First street. A telegram
Just received stated that brother Of the
deceased would be here Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. L. E. Srack has just returned
from San Francisco, where he together
with 7. d. Huff were making g selection
of dry goods, etc.
Mrs. Marshall OF Indio, a sister of
Mrs. James Buckley, is in our city visit
ing friends and relatives.
Philip Davies of San Francisco is in
our city to buy produce to be shipped to
the metropolis. He will be in this part
OF the country some time.
I. d. Huff has returned from San
Francisco where he has been the past
few weeks on business, buying goods.
l.. s. Hazen, father of Mrs. George
Huntington. ia in our city from Monro-
via, where he has been since last fall.
He will startior Dakota two weeks from
next Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Sleeper, on
the San Joaquin ranch, daughter. All
are doing we'll.
M. and Mrs. L. E. Drack are moving
into Mr.. ]. A. Hankey's cottage on
Cypress avenue.
Mr.. Drury's book store is cloasd on
account OF the sickness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Drury. Mr.. Drury has had q stroke of
paralysis, while Mrs. Drury has been
out Of her mind for some time, but is
better today.
There will be meeting OF the Masonic
lodge Friday night, for the purpose of
conferring the first degree. M. A..
Msnges, W. M; D. F. Jones, secre-
tary.
Mr.. William McGary of Garden Grove
has applied for a patent on beet topper
he has invented.
Major Driffsl will be in Santa Ana
next Monday evening, for the purpose
OF inspecting Company F. Shine up,
boys, and turn out your toes.
The K. 0. 7. III. of santa Ana will
give reception, March 9th, for which
we acknowledge an invitation.
Kathleen Mavourneen was played last
night the second time to fair-sized
house, and the play was much above
what was expected. 1t was we'll given,
and the audience seemed thoroughly
pleased with the entertainment. The
fret night the house was crowded.
Bishop Leonard, of the Episcopal
church of Utah, was in our city today