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The herald., 1895-11-19
AT THE HOTELS

CAPTAIN G. H. Paynter of England il
at the Mad au.
e. r. Nittler of st. Louis is at the
Westminster.
A. J. Tureood of Riverside IL registered
at the Westminster.
f. c. Earl of Ell Paso is at the Hollen-
beck.
L. W. Goode of Chicago il at the H OIL
,, len hecE.
Edw'g Mohriv OF San Francisco, the
wrll.known dealer in bicycle supplies,
arrived yesterday at the We munster.
W. ". Haskell and wife of San Fran
cisco have apartments at the Hol!enbeck.
N. b. Smith of Ventura is located at
ths Hollenbeck.
e. Rei,er of Cleveland, o., is at the
Hollenbsok.
Miss Violst Young and Miss May Da-
nat OF London are guests at the West
minister.
o. W. C5esbro of the Southern Callfor-
MIA railroad Is quar:ered at the Nadeau.
Charles E. Talfrse is spending a few
days with bis brother at the Nadean.
james l.. Coz sland, a prominent attor-
nev of San Diego, has registered at Tho
Nadeau.
d. F. Baxter OF Santa Barbara IL at the
Westminster.
W. E. Harwood arrived yesterday from
Coronado and is staying at the Westmln-
ster.
william G. Blatt and wife of Detroit,
Mich, are sojourning at the Hollen beck.
r. H. d. Chamblin of Riverside is To-
Gated ut the Hollen beck.
e. P. Mcclure. Rose Mcclure ana John
W. Mcclure Of Assumption, ILL.,, ars tour
ing Southern California and are sojourn
Ing ut the Nadeau.
W.. Dorsey, a prominent merchant of
San Diego, Is at the Nadeau.
+. Estudill,, Unitsd States Indian
agent at San Jacinto. Is staying at the
Hol!enbeck.
MIR. and Mrs. Divide Musin and Edouard
5oharf are Al the Westminster.
Wilson Cham berlain, prominent
hOrseman of san DIEGO, is quarteTed at
tbs H.llehbeck.
W. B. JuAes, proprietor Of the Euro.
pean hotel at Escondido,is at the Nadean.
Amos Burr Of San Francisco is at the
Nadeau.
The herald., 1895-11-19

coin. not the hoIe-''was suspended fror,
the neck by ribbon. Tt.1lbecare nee. s.
sary to limit the hum ner OF pa tents tn
be touch-d, and at last n persol was
allowed in the kinss presence for tnat
purpose who had MT previo slv ohtai u ed
y 0srtiticats from e minister OF the par
l,h IN whic' The ur she lived that he or
she was suffering fro the disc 50.
Ham bledon, Bucks. 1885, May IT,
Mary Wallin ZION had rtificate tn 90
before the king for disease called the
kin s evil. Parish registers. p. 81, R.
E. Chester Waters. ~
BY procla mi ton issued by Charles II,
dsted January 8, 1853, appointing the
tines at which the touch should be ad.
ninistered:
"And all such as shall hereafter como
or repair TO the court for this purpose
shall ring with them certificates under
the hands and seals OF the parsnn, vicar
or minister and OF both or ono OF the
church wnrdeus, testifyina according to
the truth ttat they have not a, any time
before BEEN touched by his majesty, t.
the inten. to be healed of their disease.
And all ministers and church ardens
are h.rsny required to be very careful t.
exami into the truth before they give
such certificates, AMI ais to Keep u reg.
is.er of all certificates they shall from
time to time give.-Notes ana Queries.
The herald., 1895-11-19
M. H. nayor to Be Taken Back for Emb
1ien,enf

M. II. nayor to Be Taken Back for Embez.
element
NJ. H. MAYOR, fugitive from Justice,
was arrested Sunday morning by Detec.
tive Auhie, ami will be taken back to
Leadville, COL. toay by one of Piaker-
TINS men, whu is here armed with the
necessary paprs. layer is waited for
embezzlement committed in L.auville
during the present year.
Mayer was employed in the branch office
OF one OF the large meat establishments,
and. 1t is understood, took money from
his chief. Ills stealines were in ordinary
am uts, but occurred at frequent itervals
and II cover about 5000. He left Lead.
Vile. an the matter was reported to the
renver branch of the Tinkerton A ency.
About three weeks ago Chief Glass re-
ce ven Litter from that establish ment
requ sting him to look out for Mayor,
MI. Auble was detailed and arresteu the
man while working IN slaughter house
near the city.
John G. Fraser is the Pinksrton office
who came after Mayor.
The herald., 1895-11-19

the Doctors hand in the Other, for mo-
mont the mind reader wa ted, nut onlv
ran instant, when the thrilling trip
was heRun.
Tbs great throns parted as the blind
folded driv r turaed his prancing team
toward Fourth. Carriages lin d Il G way
on either side. Past t .sse he flew with
out so m uch as touching any of them.
hut narrowly esca ding many, down t.
Fourth. where the crnssing was made i'm
passabls by the jam OF veniclcs and men,
tad ten erasped by the prof s.
sHr, released himself from fright.
I lis appar-ntl br' ks the mo tal con 0
on a. the Professor pass u the tross,n..
Graspins the professors .and ag in for
q second, he wheeled around into the
right track. wound in ant out anon cars
and tea and reached Broadway. Tnere
hs turned just as ths CO N nj ttee mad pre-.
vionsly done and spsi tow,rd Second.
The occursnts of the carriage held their
breath As they werr driven past te.vy
wagons and distractions alot g the rosd.
At Second street Mr.. Tyad.ll Iurn,d tao
corner on the run. Opp site the SCOT
and was ftsd 10 the grou d. He ca
took the doctors hand and PLACING it to
his head walket in the direction uf the
hotel. For moment he wsvered from
the object OF HIS search, then turni x
went directly to it with his hand raised
above his head, and then graspsd it where
1t han been hung hisn OH the wall.
Everyone re. enterr the carriage. and
at the prof. ssor's r.qnest -fixrd tbeis
N inds on tbs most di,ett rot to atk TO the
Ramona. The return was lhaue in tn.
same wonderful manner. ALI tbs way the
mysterious driver k pit the lash on tht
horses nm the party was brought safe y
back to the point of startlag. BY tn
time the pro essor's nervs ha bee,
wrought up to ths hi hest pitch. He
W. led up to mis- room amid tne chesss
OF the mult tude.
Five mi ute. afterwards his pulse reg
iste ed 1873 beats TO tae minute.
A Herald reporter some time later
called upon Professor Tyndsll in his
roons and fund him in state of err Mt
ntrvousness, hut v'ry much eiigh ted
over tne successes of his perilous drive.
The herald., 1895-11-19

tine origin of the production of maple
sugar and syrup. BY whom it was hrst
discovered will proba bly, never be known.
1t has been popular among the people
OF the world for several centuries. Mil
ton must have known it, though he evi.
IDENTIFY regarded il an an humble article,
for in his Comus he says:
For who would rob q hermit of bis weed..
His few books, his beads or his maple
dish?
The maple tree IS active in sum mer and
passive in winter. The tree is extre mely
porous, there being. according to Q
highest authority, 100, OOO, 600 cells in
every cubic inch OF the wood. In SUNNI,
the tree absorbs moisture into all these
cells, ich is CONDENSED into waters
This water, mInplinR with the natural
.hc iarine properties Of the tree, becomes
maple syrup in cruce form.
The tree Is also sxtrem ~ sensitive to
weather condit ,ons. When in February
and March the maple begins to Sweat"
tree wishes to unhurden it.elf and it
does so. whether the fsrmersis on band to
get the benefit of the process or not. But
the farmer Is eensrally TN ha"d.
Before machinery was invented for the
purpose the f,rmer used to furrow the
trunk Of the tres by slashing the bark
l.nethwise with = knife. Then he cut
deep burrows all around the tree near it's
base. A trtueh attached to the lowest OF
these burrows CARRIE the syrup from the
tree to the dripping nucket, and that
constituted the process of getting the
pro.
The farmer nowadays goes up TO a tree
that Is 'sweating," casts his eyes at the
ssoftest spot in tire trunk ard drives into
1t to a ne tn # several inches metal
tap, and th relieves the tr in splendid
shape. The tree appears just as anxious
to Get ria Of the sap AS the farmer is to
gather it.-Nsw York World.
The herald., 1895-11-19
SENDING BACK THE WAMPUM

In her Office as chief of the Six Nations
OF New York state, Harriet Maxwell Can
verse-Chief Yale. wa-nob--has Just full
filled the sad duty of sending the death
wampum that 10, the IN ims' or title
OF Don-e-ho-ga- the sachem or west
ern doorkceper of the Seneca nalinn. the
late General Ely s. Parker of this city.
This name was created at the oraaniza-
tion of the famous league ut the Iroquois,
story knoweth not how many centuries
nee. 1t is recorded, as are all the laws
OF the lr quols on wamIum, and II con.
s.sts OF five st ng OF wampum beads.
Two strings. all purple, hung ". tn Grape,
signify Tho horns,' 'ur symbol OF power.
These were la,d by Mrs. Converse on the
casket OF General Parker at the time of
mis- death in August list.
This important wan UNI. held by the
Senscas since the ''raising' OF the late
General e. 5. Parker INTO the Office OF
gachem b. p dfty years since, was sent to
him lev month"; previous to his d ath
by the matrons or women who nominate
tn incomin. sachem. By the will of
General Pa ker in reference to this i'm
portant emp m, Mrs. Harr ct Maxwell
Converse Is d clared to b. the custo ian
OF tie name until rent for off cally by
the electors OF the mes saohem.
Last week Mrs. Converse received the
u
on the candi iate-which must be of the
Wolf clan aud Mrs. Converse, in her
Official capa itv. Will convey tue VAN
pun to the Tunawanda Seneca reservat on
6 once. The installation OF the sachem
will take Mace as SO n as the Opcndasas,
who 'put the horns on" or name the
tile, name the day.
thus his name. so long held in nor
b, &c .eral Ely $. Parker, goes on by the
law OF the lroquois into his clan and will
so continue. never to be lost by death, -
as long as the league Of the Irnquo shall
renal a confeoeracy and the Senecas
hold together as a trioal people and sov-
eminent. 1t is unique and unpraced-
ented occurrence that a wnite woman
should he honored as a chief aud the Gus
t"han of the great horns" by the re-
mat has ever helu Office among the Sem
eea Ind ms.
he o loving. Enclosed with the wan
pun. is from the will OF Gsueral Parker:
tine wampums in this box. the cre-
dentials of my sscheE saip, ar desIgnat-
go by the Indians as the '.reat horns
1t is the wish of Amanda Poodry, OF the
Tonaaanda reservation. and the matrnn
of tae S naca Wolf trib., that when die
be laced upon my coffin until the gr. We
is reached, wnen it W II be taken off ana
handed to Mrs. Harr ct Maxwell Con.
verse, who will taAe the earliest oppor-
tun,tv TO restore it to Mrs.. Amanla
Poorly. l hope this will be observed and
executed. ELY ). PARK Err,
"Donehogawa."
"Iroqnois and Seneca Vol SAcnem."
The vamrum in quest.on has been
..nbudy Today can tell ITS ase.-New
York World
The herald., 1895-11-19
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
The Miller Saloon Not Stopped by Sec.
ton Five
Delegates to the Episcopal Convention--The
GRAND jury Organized a Book
Thief Sentenced

SANTA ANA, Nov. 13.--Chris Miller,
the SALON kee,er whose case has been
ruled on by the superior court, 10 now
keeping open saloon ana wonders what
the next stem will be. He is now selling
liquor without any license. as the city
b. ard some time ago revoked his license.
while the superior court says the board
b; d no legal right to do so. Miller claims
his license is still i'll force, and the only
difference now 10 that section OF the
Pomona ordinance is KIN rcksd out. and
b, doesn't propose tn be ruled by that
section. Otherwise he will keep within
the bounds of the law.
David Lsfa,er of Palma Lake, Colo,
Is in the city, looking at the country
with the intention OF locating if he finds
som thing to suit him..
me congregation Of the Episcopal
church in this city met this m orning and
elected the following DELEGATES to attend
the first Episcopal c,nv. ntion o. the
do csc OF Soutaetn Califotn Paul
Ceuger, l.. N. Emerson. James Harri on.
J. S. Haywood and -. l.. Jones. The
delegates from St. Paul's church in u tin
Thomas Clark, II. ri. New.ll d Will
lam jerome.
The Ep scoral rectory at Tnstin will DO
removed to Santa A "a in short time.
The grand jury met today and received
their instructions and retired aud organ.
lied by electins l. N. ,ffe rty foreman.
Ramon Bater, aged 81 years, died yes
terday IN Tustin.
J. W. +. Hartcr. aged %, and Gertruds
Bissell, ag,d %, both re id nts of
Orange, were today licensed to we'd.
William l.. Schulz, boy convicted
Of stealing books from the Orangethoip pc
school house, was today sent need by
Judge J. w. Towner to states prison at
SAL Quentin for term of two years and
six months.
{. ". Camprell's racers Red Dick. r ed
Oak and oracle B.. will arrive here this
week for ira ming on the Santa Ana race
track for ahcut mnoth, and then tie
taken to Phoe tx, Ariz, where Red Dick
Is mat he, a ainst +. J. for a quarter
mile for $500.
Lieutenant Bradford Morse OF River
side is in the city on official business.
The herald., 1895-11-19
POMONA
The Sc ason for Picking olives and Paying
Taxes Arrives

The Season for Picking olives and Paying
Taxes Arrives
POMONA. Nov. 1S-T.e picking oil
olives has already begun IN this valley,
and the present warm weather will hurry
~ the Ri enins Of the crop.
TIE Bapt 1T Y. P. s. G. e. will he en-.
terrain by Miss Jessie Caddington At
her home on Sscund street next Thurs
day evening.
Miss Maize Sacrv of Los Angeles Is the
gus,t If Or. ard Mrs. Brasher at their
home on East Second street.
Major J. =. Srillmsn is in Pomona Tor
visit of several days, and is the guest OF
his friends.
The u. P. s. q. E. union of this place
held meeting in the Baptist iurch
last evening.
The marriage OF Mr.. Irwin Brink to
Miss Lima Dreher will occur tomorrow,
Tuesday, at 1880 p. M, at the Bapt st
church.
Everyone should remember that the
first payment of the county taxes be
comes delinquent one week fran TODAY.
Mrs. Kate Fleming is Spending a fsw
days in Los Angeles with iriends.
The Untarians hold their annual ba.
gar IN the church Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings.
The herald., 1895-11-19
SAN PEDRO


Reception Tendcred Newly Welded Pair.
Shipping and Amusement Note!
san PEDRO, Nov. 49, Last Friday
nisht Svea Hall vas the scene of NJ rri-
ment. The many irienus OF Frank Bon
sail and wife rendered them reception
On their reWra from their wedding tour.
Dancing was the man astime of the
evening. until supper was had in the
hall
c. p. Hasselbach received the contract
10 build the foot hrige over Center street.
Its completion will prove benefit 10 the
travelling public.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
grounds OF the rebuilding of the San Pc
dor planning mill. 1t will be much
larger structure than the one recently
burnt
: Tue schooner Corona. Captain McAlup,
arrived from Everett with a cargo Of tel
efrapi roes to the San Petfo Lun Der
cOu. any.
Tie schooner Redheld, Captain Birk.
holm, sailed in ballast for Fort Blekely.
The schooner Bartlett, Cal tain Olsun,
sal led in hallas for iacoma.
There will he a ivels game of baseball
played at the Harhor V-w ball groun q
here or Thanksgiving day between the
Boyle Heights club Of Los Angeles and
tho home tenn.
Ton orrow evening the circle of For
ssters will tenoer their fIlends a social
anu dance at their halt.
Gu tie number of Los Angeles wheel
mtn rode down to the city by the sea yes
to-day. -.
Mr.. Robert c. Munroe, who has been
away as ems inear on one ot the supply
and trading steamers up at Alaska, re-
turned home yetterday. MIR. Munroe
contemplat' iisposine OF his valuable
pro erty here aud will remove his family
to SEN Francisco.
Miss Dora Carlston of Santa Monica
Is v sitting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Buckley
bee this'week.
Rinetr of the steamer Jewell. has accreted
the advanced po,ltion as chief engineer
on the steamer Casper.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Vice Presidents Winter Plans

Vicr- President Ste. enson IS in Wash
in ton bit &c ines to say anything on
the political stu ,tion. His health vas
very much I'M prose during the summer.
He says the only object If his visit here
is to make arran enc is for wi.ter
residence, ;f.er whicp he will re, urn 10
Illinois until mar the tine I r tue meet
in of congr SIS. The vice resident and
Mrs. st ven on will spend I anksgtv,n4
scas II at their home in Blaomingt, II.
wnen they VIII be surrounded by the r
mlly circle and numerous relatives
Their Their dau hters, Misses Jul
AMI Letita, vino are now at Well slew col
lage, will snend the holi ay seas n at
their western home, and the family will
CO e IN cry In Dec mber take up
their residenc" here for the winter.
40 announcement which is mi AIDE by
United States Senate Jon of Nevada.
i ; S.n Francisco. today. that there will
he silver part IN the president al cam
raleE, IS In harmony with the statement
made here by Senator stewart nf Nevada.
air. Stewart indicate tbst neither he
Hor Mr.. Jones will enter the publican
carcus.-Jn er-Ocenn.
The herald., 1895-11-19

over six and three-fourths pounds of nu.
triment; in five 20 ads of " bite 81 ar
there are four and one-half pounds Of nu-
srimen,: tive t. pounds + OF toes
there are tire and three-ionrths rounds
of nutrimenI; in rs cents worth of at salt
pork there are three an ono half rour .
# nutri meut; in the same value of " a
hr al tnere are two and one-fOl tn
p ,und in the necR OF neef roand d
tIree-fouitas; in skimm d milk checs
ne same az the ter; in whole mi Tx
cheese a trihe more tnan one an onr
half o-nd.: in hut ore lad q =
rounds in ST oked ham and leg + m
The herald., 1895-11-19
Is IN HARD LUCK

Bail Allowed In Case but the Prisoner Still
Detained
Willis Mead is in trouble and all on &C.
count OF woman. He got in fight with
man about sumo females in q room in a
house on Main street Sunday night, and
chased his rival away with revolver.
He was arrested by Officer B ker ana
charged With disturbing the peace.
When at tina police station one OF tie
officers recognized Mead ~ a man over
The herald., 1895-11-19
HAD HIS WIFE ARRESTED

He Says She v as Untrue to Her narriage
Vows
Mrs. Mary Pettroff is accused by her
husband of being untrue to her marriage
VOWS and so earnest is Mr.. Pettroff in bis
desire to have her cease this mo ie of liv-
ing that he had her arrested yesterday
on = charge Of adultery. From the state
mont mace by Pettroff, hi. wife has prac-
tioally deserted him for the com many of
one mora handsome than himself. De-
tsctivs Steele placed the woman under
arrest,
The herald., 1895-11-19

whose head 6oater hung. and so in
formed the clerk. 1h,s charge was then
Drought against the pugnacious Mead, hut
yesterday the original one of disturtins
the peace was also entered. Mead may
be able to raise tn, necessary cash to set
him loose on the disturb ne the peace
charge, but It will avail him NOTHING. for
the reason that he will be kept in lail
until MS prevIOus sentence Is SERVED.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Comparative Vai.:e o. Woods

Profess n At wat-r's exhaustive studies
and exper mel ts il this line have ls |
him to as- Inclusion that the great st
nutritive "a u, " any kinh of food of toe
s.n,e specific os is tn h. 70 nd in cora
me l. n, fin that in t pnunts If the
later there ara sli ntly "ver els hit olnds
actual M rime t: il eight nd one
thiro pounds Of wheat hour there are
The herald., 1895-11-19

A large number OF bur ,laries were re-
ported last week. The residence of Major
Ben Q. Truman was entered and over 5000
worth OF jewelry and silverware taken.
On the me nigft, Thursday the rur1lars
contractor. and an ther rich haul was
nane. A quantity O clothing was taken
rom the room of r. Carter on Saturday
night. and Snnnay niant :. NJ. ooh OF
4l6 Temple sire t Was visited and jewelry
and cIoshing taken.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Racing Pigeons In Belgium

Beleium IS the home of the racing pig
con. The snort Is q national pastim,,
and good pigeon frequently wins for
IT. owner large sums Of money, the prizes
being c'nsiderable, to which heavy pools
are added.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Touching for KINGS Evil

Between the years 1861 and 1852 as
many az ~, l07 persons were touched for
the kings evil. Il CHI OF then received a
gold coin with q hole in it which, he
The herald., 1895-11-19

ton about the same; in eggs at f5 cents a
dozen about seven ounc 8, and in oysters
at 81 cents quart about three ounces
New YORK Tribune.
The herald., 1895-11-19

The Royal baking powder is the great
est of the m oder lime HEIRS to perfect
cooking and every recei t requiring a
rasing ingietient should EN- body it.
The herald., 1895-11-19

Prot. John NJ. Ord way, Massachusetts,
institute of technology. -"PrIce's baking
powder is free from adulteration."
The herald., 1895-11-19

A Malay orera troupe is ON its Wv
ivresia to London where il Il
perform Ri IN sna HIRAM, desor. bed as
n i uTerB.
The herald., 1895-11-19

This United States government tests of
baking powder showed Royal superior to
all others. Hence it max, 8 the best food.
The herald., 1895-11-19
WANTED IN LEADVlLLE

Prince of Wales never ate better food
than 10 raised with Prices baking powder.
The herald., 1895-11-19
NOW COMES MAPLE SYRUP

Prices cream baking powder has always
gained CHEST possible honors.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-27
L. r.. Fast Mall Behind Time.

Omaha. Nov. 26.-The Union Pacihc's
new fast train. the overland limited"
has been making pretty fair time. not
withstanding the high winds and bad
weather that have been encountered on
the Wyoming division during the past ten
days. The train has made ogden on time
each day since its beginning. and the off,
cials of the passenger operating depart
ment are naturally highly pleased with
the results. The officials are not so happy
over the record made by the new fast
mail. That train. which formerly had the
fastest schedule on the road, has been in
creased in equipment until il is now the
heaviest fast. long-distance train III the
country. It usually has twelve 10 four
teen cars. and never less than eleven. and
has been given a lot of local work To do
that was formerly done by another train.
Still. the officials have figured out that the
old schedule should he made. and they
propose to have il done. The train has
had "A lot of trouble lately. and has been
laid out a number OF times. During the
windstorm on Sunday night a heavy
freight train was stalled by the wind In
coming down the steepest hill on the run
in wyoming. Usually the trains have to
come down the Peru hill with all brakes
set. but in this Instance the wind was so
severe that the train. with brakes OF and
a full head Of steam on, was unable to run
down the hill. Trainmeu cite this as an
evidence Of the folly OF trying TO keep up
schedule time with the new fast mail IN
der it's new equipment. The ofhciais say
that the train is billed to make the Tune
- is on the card. and must be done If the
crevrs have to be changed every run until
men are found who can get the work out
~ no machines that IS in them, and there
ts enough In them to yank the fast mail
on schedule time.