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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
I Fight VIII, n po.

Sunday evening dog giving signs
of being mad came down Cove street
foaming ut the mouth AMI swapping Mt
everything in reach. Officer Cross shot
tho dog through the head, but the
wound was not fatal and the dog ron at
the officer, who. in attempting to got
out OF the way, fell back on the ground.
In M instant tho dog Was upon him.
aud tue light which ensued was ofSthe
most desperate character. Tho officer
tonight the dog with his pistol and
finally had to grab him Ivy tho throat
with botb hands, then he was dubbed
to death by Officer Hodges.
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$1,000 Eiia Pant. rocue,s.

This snug roll OF green backs MIR. It.
q. White, dealer in fruits. ETC.. car.
RED home In his pants pockets July
9Th. He changed his clothes and left
his pants in his bed room. also the
money. A short while thereafter he
examined his pants md found that the
money had disappeared. Dete tive Eis..
wood was notified and suspected a color
cd woman in the family named Leila
Bray. He kept watch on the woman
who soon left the oitv. nnd with her
husband won't to West Point, Va.
Warrants were Issued for her arrest.
When taken in charge by the officer
$3.50 OF the money was found in her
possession. Tho husband aud wife
we're brought back TO Norfolk and had
hearing before Justice Burroughs.
Upon application of counsel for the
prisoners the case was continued till
Saturday next.
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Dcctincs the can.

Rev. DR.. @. J. Jones, the popular
pastor of the Christian Memorial lem
pie. Brambleio has declined the
unanimous call to the pulpit he is now
occupying and will go to Mt. Marian,
Ind. The Brambletou church held a
moetlng Sunday and expressed their
unanimous desire that DIR. Jones re.
main with them. The esteemed pas
tor, however. felt regretfully compelled
to decline acceptance of tho much :
appreciated offer, having evidently
come to the conclusion that his duty
lay IN the direction above referred to.
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Publications Itcceiycd.

CoMFoRr.-PHE VRaINIAN is 10 re.
ceipt of the July Comfort, published
ut Augusta, Me, 1t is newsy, bright
aud attractive ISSUE. The number in
question marks an era in the journal
istic world, it being the first paper to
appear in the world 10 five bright
photographic colors, comprising twenty
four pages. the size OF Hsrper's Week
ly, printed, folded, pasted aud
trimmed on one press at one time Mt q
speed of 5000 copies an hour. 1t is O
wonderful exhibit, Tho press it was
printed on was the manufacture of
Hoe X Co.. New York city,
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POLICE COURT.

The Large Docket of This
Court.
Justice Burroughs yesterday dis
posed of the following cases:
Bette Thomas, colored, larceny
continued to the 3D..
Matte Day, colored, profanity; dis
m,ssed.
George f. Henma, white, drunk;
fined 1925.
George f. Henma, white. carrying
concealed weapons; fined S2225.
W. T. Whitehurst, colored, drunk
fined 1925.
w. p. Whilehurst. colored. carrying
concealed weapons; fined S22.25.
Emmett Tyler. colored, breach Of the
peace; dismissed.
ANNE Newton, colored; nuisance;
dismissed.
Phillip Bray and Laura Bray, col.
ored. grand larceny; continued to the
Sd and accused committed to jail.
Frank Wilson and Charles Tracy.
white, unlawful trespass; mmItted for
five days for further examination.
Mrs. O. j. Edward3. white. breach of
the pence; continued to the Both, and
accused bailed for her appearance.
Madison Brown, coored, sick va.
grant; seut to jail for five days.
George Butter, colored, suspicious
character; ordered out of the city.
Della Jones. colored, disturbing re.
ligious worship; dismissed.
Templer Perry, coored. nuisance:
dismissed on payment of Sl.25 costs.
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A SOCIAL DRINK.
The Police Justice Gould Not See 1t
That Way. The Case Sent On.

The Police Justice Gould Not See 1t
That Way. The Case Sent On.
Mr.. b. d. Honly. who keeps a bar
Mt tho corner of Church and Union
streets. was before tho Police Justice
yesterday charged with selling liquor
on Sunday afternoon and three or
four persons were arrested. 1t was
oontended by MIR. Henly that the
place where the liquor was drank and
who're tho arrests were made was used
rs harness room and no part of the
bar; that the liquor kept there
was for home consumption aud was
not sold: that he was going to Ocean
view with number of friends and in
yited them to go in the harness room
and taken drink before starting Justice
Burroughs thought there was some.
thing more than sooiability and
sent him on to the grand jury and
bailed him in bond OF $3.50.
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III el,.


WAiKEH-ht his parents residence, No.
229 reemason street, at IL i5 o'clock sun
Il Y, Juiy 2Ith. l.. CARLYLE. infant son of
Jn",'s h. +. aud Lillian Z. Walker, aged 10
months
The funeral took place MONDAY AFTER
NOON ut 1 clock.
llAl.STED-At the resi ience, No. 237
County street. Portsmouth, "a. Iuly 2oth
1850. at $ o clock p M. Ell. he BELLE, in
iant dauSh O. OF Alom j. and Kate Hal
steal. sSei 10 months
Funetal service at the hous, THIS
Crnesday) AFTERNOON at 3 o'c'ock
Friends aud acquaintance respectful iy in
Ylted to attend.
DOWSON - At the residence of r
parents; NO h3O Henry street, Portsmouth.
f VI; NY 10Th ,o;'5. at p. m. HAZEL.
Cl via ". Dowtol. aged 5 months and
fft66n days.
The funeral service W II take ulace at the
residence THIS t!utsdayD NJ TERNOON at
3 lock Frien.a and hc.un ntanc,a are
respectfully invited to attend
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HIS BEST GIRL.
His Argument Was Strong and He
Got Off

Got Oft.
The police Saturday night arrested q
colored girl on the street uamed Annie
Nj. Newton, and colored man named
Emmett Tyler, both charged with dis
orderly couduot
:, The girl told the Justice yesterday
that she was sent out Saturday night
Tor her mother to find her father, who
was drinking around the saloons. That
while looking for her father she ac.
costed several persons whom sho knew
to be acquainted with him, and asked
II they had seen him, and while thus
engaged she was arrested.
Emmett said that he was with the
girl. that everybody knows she is his
best girl" his SUNDAY Girl" and
knowing that she was innocent when
she wad arrested, he demonstrated with
the officer and was arrested also. The
Justice dismissed the case and Emmett
aud his best girl left the Court OF JUS
tice very happy.
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snsu Week ofCyrc,,c.

This is the last week of Cyrene and
her company at Ocean View, and the
announcement is made that those who
have not seen her and Mile Turnour in
their trapeze aud dancing feats NAV
have an opportunity of doing sa. These
people have made many friends during
their stay at the View and have con.
tributed not little to the attractions
of the place. Performances daily at 4
and d. M. free,
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@o,vling Green Acndcn,,

This academy enjoys very large
patronage. 1t comprises two large
buildings. situated half mile from
Bowling Green, Va, in beautiful
woodland. 1t has long been noted for
the thoronghness Of its course of study
aud the fact that none of it's graduates
hive ever failed of admission to any
college or university. The discipline
Is kind but firm. and parents sending
their boys to this academy oan feel
that their morals md health will be
carefully looked after,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
The fsest for The Family.

MACoS, GAL have found Simmons
Liver Regulator the best fnmily medi-
cine. l have used it in Indigestion and
biliousness and found it to relieve i'm.
medlately. After eating q hearty sup
per, if on going to bed | take dose of
1t | never feel auy bad eifocts of the
supper. G. Sparkle. ex May or.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30

j. W. Bell, alias VIM. Pears, who
was arrested in Hampton on Saturday
by Capt. Ladd. on the charge of beng
an accomplish in the robbery of the
schooner May Flower on the 9th of
August, was examined before Justice
Burroughs yesterday morning and
sent on to tho October term of the
Corporation Court on the charge of
felony and committed to Jail to await
trInl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
Funcrni or Gap!. CAN'T.

The funeral of Capt. a. w. CAN'T
took place from his residence, No. 70
Mariner street, at 1880 O'Clock last Fri
day, Rev. Father McIieerrey officiating.
The pail bearers were Mossrs. G. Pick :
EFT, $. Fl. Etberedee. 0. Q. Grizell,
+. P. Briant. Geo. W. Wilson, j. r..
Williams. }. L. Hargrove aud j. ID.
Smoot. The in.erment was 10 ST.
Marv's Cemetery,
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Evening Excursion TO OH Point.
Steamer NorthnrnptOn.

The steamer Northampton, of Old
Dominion Line, will leave Bay Line
wharf, Norfolk, every Monday, We'd
nesdey and FRIDAY evening at Z p. m
for Old Point; returning. lenve Old
Point ut 10 p. m. Round trip faro for
this delig htful excursion. so cents.
iy7.tf
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Nc,v ,oru truck Market.

NcNv NOrW Truck Market.
BY Southern Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Blackberries-
Quart, 3aS.
Observation-Disclosures, 4aS.
Apples-Crate. 25a50.
Punrs-Le Oonte, 75a3l, 90 per barrol;
do. Maryland and Delaware. 50a60
crate,
Grapes-Georgia. basket, 20a30; do.
South Carolina, one pound, Sal0; do.
case S1.75aS2.00.,
Peaches Carrier, 75uSl.25; do.
basket, 3UaSl.00.
Observation-Disclosures. SO. GOALS. 90;
do. carloads, 75.00a175. 00.
Mushm elons-Barrel. 75aS2. so; do.
basket, 25aS1.25; do. carrier, 81. OUa
400; crate, Sl.00al.25.
Egg plan.-Barrel, $l.00aS2. 90; do.
patents, 50aS1.50.
Onions-Maryland, potato barrel,
sl.50asl.75; do. basket. 65a75; do.
Virginia, potnto barrel, Sl.00aSl so;
do. basket. 25a6U.
Potntoes-Rose, S1.OOa1.37;a do.
sweets. 81. 50ad. 90.
Tomatoes-M Maryland. carrier. 4Oa65;
do. Norfolk do. 30a50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
BARN BURNED.

serious flre IN Inc county. The Loss
About 1000.
a serious fire occurred ut the farm
of Judge l.. ID. Wetmore. at Bay.
vile, Saturday night. His fine barn.
with carriages and farm Instruments,
were destroyed. The loss will be
about 81 900, said to be covered by in
surnuce.
The Judge and Mrs, Wetmore have
been travelling in Europe for the last
six months, aud arc expected to return
this week.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When sho was Child, she cried for Cas,oria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Csstorlo.
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local NI.tcoioYlcni Dntn.

iron "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'CLOCK LAST NIaFr.l
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Oeice. Dodson Building,
NoRroLK, Va, July 80, 1895.
Maximum temperature. ............. "a
Minimum temperature. ............ &C
Normal temperature deducted from a
years observation. ........ 70
Departure, from normal. ......... - 5
Accumulated dspai turo since Jan. L.. -337
Rainfall for "a hours .. o
Rainfall since LIST OF the month. 4.05
j. J. GRAY. Observer.
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At Auction .rn.daX.

II. Il. Morris, manager. will sell at
his auction house at 10 o'clock this
morning large limo of furniture.
carpets, rugs, mating, crockery, glass
ware, etc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-30
Death OF Capt. Harvey.

Capt. John Harvey, of New Haven,
Conn, commander of the schooner
CARROT P. Wright, now in this port,
died ct st. Fincents Hospital Shtnr-
day. His son arrived here Sunday
from New York to get the remains.
The body was taken to New York last
evening via Cape Charles route.
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The Concertx,th, fscnrb,

The postponed concert at the Beach
for the benefit of the infant Sanitarium
took place last night mud was we'll ut
tended. An excellent performance was
given.
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Nj s;'rIN l.S.-

TINHE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF
i THE CITY COUNCILS. to which was re.
forred the subway Telephone Ordinances,
will hol n public meeting III the o nmon
Council Chamber OH tuesday,, July SOth,
at . III, for open discussion.
All ci'izens, business men and all interests
cd persons are earnestly reuuorted TO attend
give expr,ssi IL to their views.
$, N. BRICkHOl Sc, q. Q. q. q.
]y21-St j. c. PRINCE. q. s. q. q.
q odgor copy BY
0NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
l. holders Of THE NORFOLK TERMINAL
! LAM COMrANl. of Norfolk. Va. II be
hold at 10 o'clock II m. at Atlantic Hotel
Norfo k, Va. on TUESDAY. July YOth. 1885
by order OF the Pres dent
JOHN A. WELSH,
Je1s,lus'io,Z3'3o Secretary.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for To-day.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July so, 1895
- For Virginia: Fair. fo'lors d by show
1 c., ers in the northern portion 10 the aftef-
\ ran noon evening; light southerly winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair;
southerly winds.
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MINIATURE ALNASAc-Suu rises. 500: sun sets
G53 and Hoy p. III
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Why travel without one of our Gov
ert" overcoRts? Correct in fit, style
nnd plnce. NICHOLS WALLACE,
l60 Main street.
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Iced Coffee (simply delioious) at
Macs. Try it, and you will drink
nothing else this warm weather.
Iced Tea at Macs. Ice Cream at
Macs.
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oh THE POOR TRUCKERS
They Were Not Tin 1t" With the
"CIams" Yesterday Afternoon.
They Only Got Four Hits OF Weeks
Who as Matter Of Course Feels
Proud. He Had Good Support.
Glare Fared Badly. Hits
Were Bunched.
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.
Norfolk, 8; Portsmouth. 4.
Richmond, IL; Roanoke, 9.
Lynohburg, Is; Petersburg, g.
where tho club. p,nv To.pay.

Portsmouth, In Norfolk.
Roanoke liz Richmond.
Petersburg In LYnChburG.
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'.icCiric Fans.
Best and cheapest 10 the city. Sup
ply just received. Cnl or drop postn
to b. Stcinhilber, Telephone Exchange
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The virginian's Daily Hints
HOUSE-kEEPERS
Bill Of Fare
TO MORROW.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 3Isr.
lCoP2RtGHT.l

BREAKFAST. bananas C,ic,,o
Rolls Dreaded anb Chops Duchess Potato,
Graham Toast. Coffee.
DIN NlER. Beef Pie Spinach Potato
RGspte re- Tee
SORS&R- Corn Gride Cakes. Butter
Toast Maple Syrup. Stewed Berries Cocoa
tcA>PFsEikGIH ICE.
One Quart red raspberrics: one pint sugar; Juice
OF two lemons Nix; strain through ii ve add
quart water and whites of three eggs Frcel.
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NEWPORT NEWS MILITARY aCaDEnY.

schoo! OF high grade for boys and younr
men repares for any College or IMP
Nersity or active lif e. All tho H. odern con-
vcn'ences OF tue duv. Address l.. HUE
Mh y. Principal. Ndwport News, Va Opens
Septe aoer IL, 1850. ju90-2m
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raa''as;ss on fhsrd 2aaSes
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A LABOR CHECK CURRENCY
Which One Venturian Expresses Willing
ness to Accept
nuch Interest Expressed in the Proposed Rail-
road Extension From Santa 7onica
The Soldiers Turn OIt

VENTURA, Oct. 29.-Mr. ]. S. Clark
of San Francisco is representing the La
Dor Exchange association and expound-
ing the principles of that movement to
our people. He will lecture at Santa Pau
la next Friday night and in Ventura on
November 5th. This labor exchange is
new movement and is said to be gain
ing very rapidly. 1t IS organized with
the object of giving relief from the evils
OF contracted currency. and this is &C
complished by substituting labor checks
for coin of the realm. MIR. Clark says
the system is working we'll in San Fran
CISCO, and great many of the merchants
and some of the wholesale houses accept
these labor checks for goods and are glad
to get them. He will present the matter
here with the direct view of getting can
neries and like industries started. Mr..
Clark states that j. A. Day, well-to-do
merchant here, had already offered to sell
Union hall and the lot on which it stands
to man ufacturing company founded on
the labor exchange idea, accepting his
pay in labor checks.
Company ID mustered thirty eight m en-
who attended Lsutenant-Governor Mil
lard's funeral Sunday.
Ventura people are much interested In
Ine reported survey Oh Il rOau 1TOD Gan Va
Monica to this place. With an unbroksn
coast line road from Los Angeles to San
Francisco, the Southern Pacific will have
the .inest scenic line imaginable.
man named Ayala was badly hurt
last night about o'clock. He was beaten
over the head by Ronaldo Ruiz, who was
taking Ayala home on his horse. What
the OBJECT was is unknown. Ayala is
badly hurt. Tie officers found him in
the gutter, and about II o'clock arrested
Ruiz.
Frank Gilger is now employed in the
shoe store OF E. M. Hirschfelder
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NOTES OF PLEASANT POMONA
Large Numbers OF People Attend Pro-
tracted Meetings
The Coming Flower Show-An Editors Re-
turn-A notor Out of Repair
Personal Notes

POMONA, Oct. 29.-The protracted
meetings at the Christian church ar,
drawing large mum bers to hear Rev.
Lowe. Theseryices will continue through
out the week.
Gov. Hugh and A. Wood bury of ver-
mont and Col. H. w. Allen OF the COVER
nor's staff, are visiting frsnds III this
place.
The autumn flower show will be held
mere the latter part of tins week, and will
be under the auspices OF the ladies of the
Y. W. c. T. U.
Editor 5. NJ. Haskell returned this
morning from San Francisco. where he
has been attending the annual conven-
ton of the California Press association.
II g was elected vice.president for the en-
suing year.
Miss Willie Howeth, who has been so
seriously ill, is reported better today.
The motor of the road between here and
North Pomona was sent to Los Angeles
today over the Southern Pacihc tracks TO
&c repaired. During its absence the bus
will ply between here and that punt.
The Rebeccas will present the farce
John Smith in Odd Fellows hall this
(Tuesday) evening.
Miss II. E. Dunn. of the Los Angeles
normal school, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Nj. Dunn on Pasadena street Sunday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Haske has returned from
q visit with friends in Los Angeles,
The Y. P. S. c. L. of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a social in the
church parlors on next Friday evening.
Mrs Charles Clark, WIN has been con-
fined TO her home by illness for several
days. is rapidly improving.
The sad news reached here last night
by telegraph that Mrs. L. H. Stafford had
faI en- from train at Fayetteville, Ark,
and was instantly killed, her neck being
broken. Accompanied by her little
daughter, she started yesterday from her
band, who arrived here short time ago.
The remains will be accom- panied here by
relatives for burial.
Or. f. Henderson and family returned
today from an extended trip to their
eastern home, while the doctor visited
London. Eng, as a delegate to the For
esters' convention in that city.
George Robbins, who has been visiting
in Washington and New York, is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
The comedy drama. Loves Law, Will
be presented by the Players club this
Wednesday, evening in Odd Fellows
hall.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society of the Baptist church will
have vacation social at the church par
lors Friday evening The same society
of the Congregational church will also
hold social at their church on that
evening.
Miss Hattie Elliott has returned home
from trip TO San Francisco and other
points.
The case of Mr.. Tisnerat for the Illegal
selling of wine will be called in the re-
cordet's court at 10 am.
John l.. Overton Will spend the day
at Riverside and Redlands
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Jail who are eligible to go TO work at the
resort at the foot of e street, and Judge
knoXs contribution this morning swelled
the mum Der to possibly twenty-five. They
Will be IN charge of one man, who will
act as guard, and Javez Hooking will
PROBABLY be the person appointed to the
place.
The purchase of the hammers. chains
and other necessary articles is being
looked after by Supervisor Nswburg, and
as soon as this is completed the chain
gang will be marched down Il street for
work.
he report of the county's rock pile is
already spreading, and news comes in
from Barstow that there ara fifty tramps
there who are afraid to come on through
for fear they will ps picked up ana com
PEELED to labor. The contingent which
came before Judge Knox tins morning is
the advance guard of the party, and their
success is not feassuIing.
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank u. Keller have re-
turned from Coronado, whittier they went
on their wedding trip.
Mrs S. g. Tuthill, nee Kurtz, left this
morning for Los Angeles, where she will
reside in the future.
\ fire was discovered IN the bath room
of r. f. Gamers residence Sunday
morning, but was quickly controlled by
the fire department.
Chairman, Turner of the board of super
visors has been instructed to have built
an addition to the Jail at Needles. and 1t
is to be used for the purpose of a morgue
There is nc undertaking establishment at
Needles, and recently the fact has been
emphasized that there is no place where
the DEAD can be cared for, particularly
those who must be cared for by the coun-
ty. The latest case in point was when a
passenger on the eastbound train died at
Blake one night last week and the body
was taken to the Needles Jail, causing
an exodus of prisoners before morning.
Cards are ont for the wedding of MIR.
Charles A. Gallagher and Miss Marguer.
lite Johnson. at the First M. f. church,
Wednesday evening, November 9th.
carload of excllrsonsts from Illinois,
under charge of H. L. Randall of the
Burlington road, arrived in this city to-
day. Some have already bought orange
orchards at Highlands through advance
agents, and others expect to make their
homes in this valley.
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county. chairman Of tho senate finance
com mittee: Hon. X. hinder of Tulare
county, and II Ion. Orestes Orr of Ventura
county, all of whom came down to at
tend Lieutenant Governor Millard's fu-
neral, called upon Senator Simpson YES
terday. and he drove them bout the city
for a couple of hours, stopping for ashort
visit with Governor Markham. The gem
tlomen were highly pleased with the ac-
tivity and evidence of growth in Pasa-
dena. They went north last evening.
\ The marriage, of Miss Peck and Mr..
Miller is to take place this evening at the
home of the bride on South Marengo
orm the ceremony, which will be wit
essed by tine relatives of the parties
only. The young couple will go to house
keeping at 76S Yolo avenue.
A special meeting will be held in Odd
Fellows hall this evening for comforting
the third degree in the United Order OF
American Mechanics.
Tennis was ENJOYED at the Colum bla
hill court today. Messrs. Welcome, sway
and Braley of Los Angeles are constant
PLAYERS ut this court and the matches are
exciting when these experts are pitted
against Messrs. Rowan, Daggett, Roche
or Acker of Pasadena
The Brownie club will hold its next
session on Thursday evening at the home
of Professor Hammond on North Robes
avenue, where the members will be en-
tertained by Miss Woodruff.
A note from MIR. h. +. Hurlhut con-
tains the information that he and family
were to leave Chicago for this city today,
expecting to arrive on Friday evening.
Work on the new Farris building was
begun this morning. The cost will be
about $500.
Hotel Green is to be opened for the re-
ception of guests tom morrow.