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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17
To "snfrcr nnl nc strong"-

In other words to exhibit fortitude when en-
during bodily pain is of course. praiseworthy,
but sufferers from rhcumutism would undoGht-
edly forcgo tho praise which the exercise OF this
Spartan virtue calls forth TO obtain prompt mud
easy relief. II is at theiF very threshold ia the
shape OF Hostetter'7 Stomach Bitters, which
arrests this formidable disease at the outset.
and acts as an efficient aroiyHe upon The afiict-
ed nervous system, Take time by the forelock
II you feel rheumatic twinges and give them Il
quitude at once. Rheumatism is reader, you
may perhaps not he awarc, liable TO attack the
hcrrt. Many man grd woman with a heart
thus attacked has proMptly ''shudled of
this mortal COLI TIC Hittcrs is also al cx,
ccllent remedy for lidnoy trouble, malaria
constipation, debility, neuralgia, sleeplcssness
and dyspepsia.
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schacf.r and Ives PLAY.

New York. Nov. 12.-Thc six day
billiard match between Jacob Shaefer
and Frank c. Ives began tonight at
Madison Square Garden Concert hall.
The match Is for 5000. at 14-incn
balk line, the anchor nurse being bar
red. The game is one of three, GOO
points being played each night. The
attendance was not large and play be
lNn Mt S:25. Budd Schofleld was mark
or and Captain Anson OF the Chicago
base ball club. was referee.
.Score-Sclacfcr: o. IL. 3, 0, JOG. l..
20, %, 81. AZ, los. Z. 81, 45. o. I, 10
COO. Average. ~ SIT.
Ives: 80, 3. 3s, o., %. 0. 4, 1, 1853, 76,
9, SO, 20, 1, :,5-5GS. Average, 30 S-1G.
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The. fact tiat Albert Deal fpll 100 feet
down an elevator shaft IN Il building ln
Washington Is not so r"maIhlhlp Hftcr All,
Ills father. Albert Deal. Is somcthiLS ~ M
altiudlnous acrobat himself and tn" son
may have Inherited the fathers ahtlity T."
fall from dizzy heights without material In
Jury plly-lcul ur mental Harvey pcni Is %
veteran " tlre rebellion, During the waf
Mr. Deal was m rllIBfrlphlu with his reg
imcnt one luy be siit In the window sill
Of u high building. He WIS mtlgucl and
fell asleep lost his haguc" iiuH fcli three
stories 10 the sidewalk HIS lluupsa,F was
strapped 10 his shoulders, and, uS luCH
would have r.. Harvey struck back down
ward, and his kr1pslck saved him from
iJ"eth.-Amsterdum Democrat.
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A Very Feeble Resistance.

London, Nov. ia dispatch re-
ceived here from Shanghai says that
the Japanese captured Fort Arthur
yesterday, after meeting with feeble
resistance on the part of the Chinese.
Port Arthur was bombarded prey
ious to its surrender. The Chinese
laid down their arms and yielded
themselves as prisoners of war. The
Chinese commanding officer abandon
ed Port Arthur during the night of
Nov. @.
1t is reported that some of the rep
resentativcs of foreign powers VIII
start for Peking Immediately.
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BISHOP BoNACUM AGAIN.
lie suspends Father English, Who Pub
fishes IL HcuIy.

Omaha, Nov. 11.-'rhc trouble in the
Lincoln diocese of Bishop Bonacum
has broken out ngnin. lie has sus-
pended ri. Rev, Father English of
David City, and ordered him before
the diocesan court. This Is on the al.
legation that English took church prop
crty and failed to return it. To-day
English publishes n long reply and at
tacks the Bishop. The celebrated case
against Bishop Bonacum is not set
tied. Action on the charges is merely
deferred for the reason. rs stated by
good authority. that Delegate Satolli's
powers are insufficient to deal with so
grave IL case. The documents cnlarg-
ing his authority are believed to be on
their way from Rome. and upon their
arrival the complaining priests are
confident of vindication.
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the front door or n front window, and
so far ns IL known never spoke to
human being.
Her husband slept in the house. but
took his meals at hotels. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bromley went to the Centennial in
1876. where they Were joined by Mr..
Bromley's daughters by his first mar
riagc. one of whom was married, and
both OF whom lived in Ohio. ON their
return from Philadelphia Mrs. Bromley
Withdrew from the world 1t is he
lived that Mrs. Bromley's conduct was
due to jealousy, and her husbands fail
ure to resent Sights, real or imaginary,
put upon her by his daughters.
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T.oul,Ic in Argentine.

Buenos Ayrcs. Nov. 12.-Thc political
crisis not only continues. but is acccu-
tuated. 1t is unlikely that n cabinet
can be formed unless Senor Roca tacit-
ly consents. The president hardly
knows what course TO pursue, but a So
luton of the difficulty may be arrived
nt to-day.
The attitude of the navy and army
chiefs is such as 10 cause a tide of mp.
prehension, and IL state of siege will be
declared with the consent of congiess.
A lot of politicians have beon asked to
enter the cabinet, but have refused.
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Reported Nra,sscre In Armenia.

London, Nov. PA dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantinoplc says
5000 Armenians. including women and
children, are reported to have been
nrassacrcd in the Sassoun region. near
Moosh, Turkish Armenia. during re
cent attack by Kurds. Twenty-Five vii
lagos We're destroyed. The Turkish of
ficials declare the report is untrue and
that 1t grew out of the suppression of
Il small rising in the region in question.
The British ambassador is making ill.,
uuirics into the matter.
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WagrA AilYancHd.

Pittsburg, Nov. 12.-The puddlcrs
employed at the Wayne Iron works
of Brown Sons & Co. of this city have
been notified that beginning next Mon
day the rate for pudding will be nd-
vnnced 10 per cent They are now pay
Ing "a per ton. the highest rate in the
district, and with the advance will nay
$40. The advance was voluntary
fulflllment of the firms promise made
last spring when the reduction in pud.
ding took place.
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Eroati Hint.

Sir Andrew Arncw Of lucknow. well.
known Scotch haruuct, was long pcStrr"d
hy an Iupudeut sort Of q person, who In
sisted on being constantly "undcrfupt,
Finally. however. he dropped on and Sif
Andrew was asked how no gpi rid Of him.
.Oh" suld he. II guvc him broad hint,
~ broad hlutf' repeated the inquirer. 'l
tlnu-ht he was one uf those VINO never
could he induced to take one
rEy mu saul said Sir Andrew. ''hc was
oblcre,.I ru tax It. For Us the DElol wadug
gang out at the door just threw him GOT of
the window w"'-Nogth's Companion.
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a Gentle Consnirntnr.

Trabuco. who was implicated in the OrsiI
conspiracy and condemned To- prison for life
has Just died in Rome at tile nge of 20 Ht
had been released by the commune and h,
vain attempt To get pension from tn,
Italian government for his supposed dcyn
tipn to the uuiiication uf Italy. Hy prpfcs
sion hc was II coruct-a-pistnu player, and h,
claimed to have performed before Queer
Victoria, He looked more Hike a good
humured Erpmc than n Conspirator- and ht
subsistcd chiefly ON loans from the custom
ers Of the Cafe Aracno, Which he frequentet
daily.-f'all Mall Gazette.
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A piucky sferIn.

Anderson. Ind, Nov. 12.-sherift
vandyke has been bothered for the
past month by five outlaws who nre In
tho jail awaiting penitentinry trials.
They have been insulting him and his
family repeatedly in the grossest man.
ner. Inst night their conduct pissed
he opened the cell gratIngs and invited
them out into the office. They obeyed
him and made murdcrous rush at
him. He met them single handed and
with bare fists. In less than minute
they were all laid out on the iioor. uu-
eeuseiops. He and his little daushtsr
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WAR IN ECUADOR.
Bebels Defeated In n Battie Lasting for
Seven Hours.


Seven Hours.
New York, Nov. 1O.-A special to the
World from Guayaquil. Ecuador. says
Teodor Seminario, the rebel com.
mander, captured Eren, Requo and ri
mcntel, getting a large amount of mon.
ey, as well as a lot of arms
Then the rebels reorganiZed and
awaited an attack from the combined
forces under General Borgona. After
n hard battle lasting over seven hours
the rebels broke Borgona's line and
forced his troops to retreat in confu.
sion. leaving arms. clothing and acou-
trements.
Their general narrowly escaped fall
ing into the hands of the rebels.
Colonel Navillo. who led the attack
ing government forces. is dangerously
wounded and in hiding. ReQue was
completely destroyed. Not n house
is left standing.
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The st, James Hotel, Denver,

Perfect cooking variety In the biIl Of fare.
excellent service and attention to the com.
fort of guests make this old-cstablished and
reliable hotel q fuyoritc GtoppIug place IN
l. ,nver. Rates, 800 per day; Sl.jl for
Tor room and brsnktnst. Ering situated op.
posIte the Tabor Grand Opera House md
accessible 10 the principal business stores.
banks street and cable cars aud places OF
amusement, makes # the best located hotel
in the cltv The blue car starting In front
OF depot passes the hotel.
Tile wages Of sin is death, but the wages
Of Al sin. the oriental shirt destroyer. Is
fifty cents Il dozen.
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IIoicomb IL Elected,

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 10.-All plans of
those who are talking of contesting
the election of Judge Holcomb, fn-
sionist, for governor. We're tonight de
clared of on receipt of complete oni-
clal returns showing the defeat of
Majors, Republican, by over 5000 plu,
rality.
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WIN Leave Pck.r.

London, Nov. ia dispatch from
Ticn Tsin dated Tuesday. and coming
by way of Shanghai, says the emperor
and his court are preparing TO leave
Peklng for Sing Janfu, CIsing Kiang
Pu) In the province of Kiangsu, about
12J miles northwest OF Shanghai.
1t Ii stated 10000 Russian troops are
concentrating at vlAdivostock,
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LIVED A RECLUSE.
Mrs. Bromley Did Not Speak for Twciv'
Years.

Middleton, =. Y, Nov. Io.-N'rs. Alb
bic A. Bromley, widow of Avery Bro:a
ley. prominent and wealthy citizen
died suddenly last night at the age OF
10 years, in her home on James street
the business center or this city, whc.c
FOR 1S years she has lived the life of Il
recluse. For 12 years before the death
OK her husband, August "a. 1888. sh4
oever left the house, never admitted 4
caller. kept NO sarvant rcvsr opened
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A enid Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle notion aud sooth-
ing effects Of Syrup of Figs. when Ia need
of laxative aud If the father or mother
be costyc or bilious, the most gratifying re
suits Will follow Its use; so that IT is the
best family remedy known, and every fam
lily should have n bottle on hand.
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I revived them, and they obeycd when
he ordered them back into their cells.
Their injuries in some cases are SER
ious. Vandykc is IA wcll-developed
man and afraid of nothing.
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FLOODS IN ENGLAND.
Bus!ncs, Suspended on Account of Great
Rains.

London. Nov. 12.-Tlcavy rains have
prevailed in various parts of Great
Britain. causing floods yhich in many
eases have brought business to stand
still. AT st. Ives. Cornwall. the
schools have been closed on account of
the floods and boats are being used
to transport people through the streets.
Considerable damage has been done
on the Isle of Wight by floods. Ryde.
Sandown and Brading have suffered
the most severely.
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the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

Tile wrulth NJ rtr language ls shown by
the fact Tint ''uau- y M" and ''chnlk Il
down" mean precisely the zane thing.
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rv,n,v K,,,c,, Nv an r,p,o.Io,.

Twenty Killed by an Explosion.
Buda pcsth. Nov. ia dispatch
from Breuf. Bohcmia. says rnat twenty
persons were killed In an explosion ut
the Dresden Crctlltaulstalt colliery near
tsak placs to-day.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

In a Wr0lf WANV II5Ws OF AsTHTna. TIs0-A ?
Clr. for Consumption viii give relief that is
Utmost t.IuA tu q cure. = cents.
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Actors aud lovers huvc one trait in com
mon. They often make up with each
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-11-17

"NuVv In tho time" says an exchange. ITO
think ~ THANKSGIVING and Christmas.
ii doesn't cost nHcli 10 think, So long as you
do IN guicfly.
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So long as the lesson be valuable one,
what matters It whether You learn 1t from
n child or sage.
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There is one other thing besides the pen
that Is mighticr than the sword and that is
the pDrkscrt.W.
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"Hunson's Magic Corn salve."
Warranted 10 cure. or money refunded.
Ask your druggist for it. Price, 10 cents.
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BE SURF aud tlnt old and welltried remedy, MIS-
wrsLow's sooJrus1 sinvp for Children Tcething-
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eases, or drains upon the system,
excuses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their hores, with
uniform success, by the Specialists
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. A book
of r36 large pages, devoted TO the
consideration OF tile maladies above
limited at, may be had, maiISd Sc
cwrLy sealed f'om observation, in a
PLAIN cngelcbc, by sending 10 cents
i'll one-cent stamps (lor postage Oh
Book, to the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
quarter of century, physicians
connected with this widely cele-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment Of the delicate diseases
above referred to, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have con-
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted i'll improved
methods and means Of cure.
The herald., 1894-09-25
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA Sept. 24.-Now that the county
political conventions have all been held and q
lot OF us have been knocked out, we must let
the candidate attend to the politics and we
will have something to say about our coming
county fair, which undoubtedly will be the
best ever held in Southern California. AS far
as horses are concerned, there has not been
such showing in the state at any county fair.
The agricultural, horticultural, pomolog cal
and fancy exhibits will be placed in French s
opera house, where q grand display will be
made. Mr.. ]. c. Joplin will assist in getting
J. W. Ballard will deliver the opening ad-
dress at the opera house. The Orange cornet
band will furnish the music for the occasion,
both at hall and race track.
j. A. Poage OF Downey Is In this city today
to see about the exchange of his ranch in the
peat lands for Pasadena property;
Henry Watson of Burwell point, SO years
old has sold his ranch and will move tomor-
row to Tulare county.
Silkwood will go against w. w. Wood and
Waldo J. in the free-for-all race in Los An
geles.
Next Saturday at O'Clock is the time set for
the Democratic county central committee to
The great trotter Ottinger has bsen sold by
keating & Ottinger to r. H. Burk of san Fran
cisco. This horse will trot at our fair.
The Prohibition candidate for governor will
address the people of this city next Wednes.
day at Spurgeon's opera house.
The Hon. James H. Budd will speak next
lnuIouuy hlteTuOOU III AHuHelm una IN SANTA
Ana in the evening.
H. A. Ford has sold to c. C. Carpenter all of
block in Fullerton for S1400.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Matte
Anderson saturday evening.
E. ID. Music has sold to Emma L. Ratcliff lot
4, block c, in the Porter, Spurgeon q Blee ad-
dition for $1,000.
Emma L. Ratclif has cold to E. D. Music 25
acres in section 10, near Garden Grove for
$500.
L, L. Seack is quite i'll today.
The board of supervisors met today and
opened bids for printing the great register OF
Orange county, as follows: Shaw e Wallace,
~ ents per name; Liyengoed 4 Rassn aSsa |
tract WIS ret 10 Fullerton for 81 cents
Mrs h. Buxton OF this city was given trans.
portaton to Ilinois, where her relatives live.
me road petition from Fullerton, mention of
Whlch was made in the HERALD, came up, and
Mr. Schorn stated the road had been fixed
Ihe matter was then referred to Schorn
- The city well is creating some little lntarest.
Today it was expected they would strike flow
OF water, and large crowd was there nearly
coming ~ '- VA
!, me chamb r OF commerce will furnish fine
ulsplay OF preserved fruits and vegetables for
the pavilion during the fair week but Others
through the country are expected to do their
The herald., 1894-09-25
REDLANDS.

REDLANps, Sept. 24.-The city schools opened
today with larger attendance than any pre-
vious year. At the Union high school 1872
scholars are reg istered, against 80 at the open
ing day last year.
harmonica club is to be organized at Hor-
ace Frames next Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Bailey have returned from
several months trip east.
The Saturday night concerts by the Red
lands band are highly appreciated
NJ. A. Marx is home from San Francisco.
Miss Hattie Foster has returned from Hemet
The \. NJ. G. A. auditorium was filled with
people last Saturday night to listen to the
political address by Hon. Henry French The
speaker held the attention OF his audience to
the close, his speech lasting for two hours. 1t
was noticeable that those whom the Prohibit
tionists believed most needed to have heard
an address OF this character we're not present.
The herald., 1894-09-25
SAILORS WAGES.
Efforts to ship MsA at San Francisco
for $50.

EFFORTS to ship MsH at Sam Francisco
for $50.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. "a. - Several
months ago the rate Of wages for sailors
on coastwiss vsssels was cut from $50 to
$25 per month. Now efforts are being
made to further reduce the pay Of the
men before the mast.
The ship B. p. Cheney is lying at
Main street, ready to start for Puget
sound ports as soon "a crow
can be obtained, but the chances
are not favorable to her leaving. George
Plummer, one Of the owners. has
concluded that $25 per month is too
much wages and he wants to got men for
500. Since Saturday he has secured the
front. assisted by Boarding Master Cals
lender, and this morning they secured
three colored men. Every effort Ia be-
ing made by the union sailors to prevent
crew being shipped on the Cheney. 1t
looked today as II Plumpner would not
be successful. As fast as man is se-
cured he Is walked off again by the
coasting men, who demand that the rate
OF S25 shall etand.
The herald., 1894-09-25
LONG BEACH.

LONG BEACH, Sept. 24.-Long Beach has lost
one of her most honored citizens in the death
of Postmaster NJ. c. Holman. His dea h.
which occurred in Los Angeles September 1s,
was surprise and shock to this city Mr.. Hol-
man was member of the local orders of Mac.
cabees and Foresters and knight of high
standing. Mr.. Holman was the proprietor OF
the central pharmacy.
The new well just finished by Mr.. Bixbv
near Bixby station, on the line OF the Terminal
road, is good one, 100 gallons of water hay-
been secured at depth OF go feet
Mr.. l. l.. Lyons of Redlands, a large orange
grower and protector OF the Lyon brand OF
oranges Is stopping at the Seaside with his
on Friday last fo1r families drove from the
Alsmitos over the Palos Verdes hill to Portu-
lones. Toey were Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Onllend.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Clewett Mr.. and Mrs VII.
liam Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wildman.
airy and Musical society will be held in Forest
ers' hall on Thursday evening. The following
programme will be rendered:
Orchestla-Messrs Higbie, TAYLOR, Fisher md
Craig.
Vocal solo-Miss Hart.
Reading-Miss Laura Bacon.
Quartette-Messrs. Lynn, Wilson, Covert and
Bailey.
lntermission.
Piano solo-Prof W. Taylor.
Recitation-Miss Logan.
Piano solo-Mrs. Eicanor Goodwin Whit
man.
The Obscrver-Messrs Fisher and Hunt
Orchestra-Messrs. Higbie, Taylor, Fisher
and Craig.
J. Il. McIver of Yuma was here last woek.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Sweeney left for Temes-
cal on Friday morning on q 10 days outing
trip.
Mr.. Alex Miles has been given the position
as inspe tor OF customs of vessels under Col
lector Gaffey.
Services were held in Foresters' hall yester-
day morning by The Christian church. A Bible
class was held at 10 a. IN. and preaching at ii
q. IN.
Mrs. L. G. Howe and son Charles of Chicago
are guests at the Iowa villa.
The herald., 1894-09-25
ONTARIO.

ONTARIO, Sept. 24.-The Osborn block on
Euclid avenue and street is being rapidly
pushed towards completion This tyo-story
brick building will have frontage of 20 feet
on the avenue by Ia feet on B street, and the
three stores it contains have all been leased
for term OF years.
On saturday last members of the Young Peo-
ple's Christian Endeavor societies of San Ber
nardino and Riverside to the number OF over
church, where they engaged in interesting
services
1. a. Coxhead, formerly of New Zealand.
now resident OF Sun Francisco, has been
here for a few days looking at Chino and on
tario lands.
Two of our orchardists, w. C. Farlan and A.
S. Pease are in Santa Batbarn endeavoring 10
catch $4,000 beetles with which to attack the
black scale. About e010 of these voracious
bugs have recently been distributed here and
in Cucamonga.
A large quantity of fresh fruit has been
shipped this season by our local packers TO
Arizona and New Mexico.
The herald., 1894-09-25
SAN BERNARDINO.

SAN BERNARDINo, Sept 24.-About $50 peo-
pie gathered at the pavilion to listen to the
exercises OF the Gospel Temperance Union
yesterday afternoon. An impromptu choir
sang an opening song and Rev. Knodell of the
congregational church offered PRAYER. Then
captain Gill, after few well chosen remarks
relative to his attitude toward tempers nee
ana tne saloon curse, sang his song entitled
me Rumseller's Lament, amid a burst of n n
plause J. M. GLASS; state chairman of the
rrohloition party. was introduced and held
the people enthusiastically until dusk began
very perceptibly to steal into the building He
spoke fearlessly and earnestly. yet kindly and
eneao,piragiagly, enc ,it drawing reason from analogy
strong appeal for the Prohibition party.
Mcssrs Conway and Baker sang We'll Roll On
the Temperance Ball, and after the benedc-
tion, the union adjourned. The Congreua-
tional church is to have charge Of the speak
ing ana music on next sunday and A. W. Holt
Is TO assist in the add esses as we'll as recita-
uon by one OF the Demorest contestants
Mrs. II. y. Jones Of Tenth and + streets has
eating.
The death.of Miss Lottie Koetz occurred at
the family residence on Fourth street between
G and streets. Saturday evening Tho da
ceased was only " years and III months old.
her lies sprllg time and winter came TO-
gether. The funeral was attended this after
noon at 4 o'clock.
The funeral of Julius Haniman was attended
yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock from h "A lnfe
residence under the auspices or the Order of
Foresters, OF which he was an honored mem.
Der. Ihe deceased was born at Detroit Mich
iii 1865, and came to California in 1879 He
was successful and enterprising business
man and good citizen.
MISS Susanne McFarlane and Harry D. Page
OF Los Angeles were married yesterday at the
First NJ L. church by the Rev. C. A. Weston
bury.
From a full report of potato growers II is
learned that an average stand has been Sc
cured. While in some fields poor showing is
being made, the two largest spud men report
stand never excelled by any preyiouz year
This, 10 Cucamonga, which has In the neigh
borhood of $50 acres of potatoes D anted
means great deal. 1t is, however. too enrIy
to prophesy on the yield
The supervisors today fixed the tax rate for
the ensuing year at Sl.6o outside cities and
81. 5O inside cities