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The herald., 1895-05-17
CINDERELLA AT SANTA ANA
General News Matters From Orange
County
Musicale at Mrs. Rice's-Street Paving Mat.
ters-Generai Notes and
Personals

SANTA ANA, May Ii. The musica'
last night at the residence of Mr.and Mrs
]. s. Rice OF Tustin for the benefit of the
cess. There was short musical pro
gramme in which Misses Anna kernodlc
and Happy Smith sang most acceptably
Mr.. Earnest Smith and James Harrison
opened the programme with duet, aftel
which the beautiful cantata Cinderella wa.
presented. Miss Rosa Boyd made a charm
ing prince and Mrs A. J. Padgham az
ideal Cinderella. The two jealous sister,
were represented by Mrs. G. NJ. Holmes
and Mrs. Fred Rafferty, to perfection
Mrs. Nit Phillips made fine fairy god
mother and when she waved ner wand
the transition from rags to silk was com.
plete. Miss Happy Smith was the mar
rator. Miss Ros Wilson and Mrs. Andrew
Harris were the flower girls. The ladie:
netted over $50 for the church. Miss
Blossie Smith was the pianist.
There has been so much said against
the material used by the street car conf
pany in paving its line that it has caused
thorough investigation to be made, and
the work is as good if not superior to the
original pavement on the sides. IL is ru
rnored that proposition is or will be
made to do the rest of the pavement on
Fourth street with the same kind of ma
terial, for about half the estimated cost.
and the work could be done by our own
laborers.
1t was stated in The Herald some time
ago that the Seml-Tropic Cycle agency o.
this city will soon have everything com.
pleted for the manufacture of bicycles.
The case of the city of Santa Ana vs.
the Santa Ana, Orange and TLstin street
Railway company came up in court to :
day. Demurrer to complaint submitted
on briefs to be filed. Judge J. S. Noyes.
superior judge of Riverside county, Off
ciated instead of j. W. Towner.
Mrs. Grace Steadman entertained a
O'Clock lunch. Prizes for the best needle
work were awarded as follows Miss Ger
trude French, first prize. cushion OF
satin trimmed with lace; second prize,
Mrs. 2. H. Tusner, fine work basket
and Mrs. W. A. Packard third prize O
white silk DOYLE.
The Rose Maiden entertainment for to-
morrow (Friday) night will be a success
If hard work and fine programme will
bring it.
L. E. Perham will entertain the senior
class of the high scnool with q Shakes
peare party on Friday night, May oath
at his home.
Mrs. William Scott, wife of the count,
recorder. went to San Diego today for i
visit with friends.
A. marriage license was issued yester
day to II. NJ. Northup of Santa Ana, aged
25 and Edith M. Flickinge. aged 10, OF
Balsa.
r. J.Northam sold to franklin Milhous,
thirty acres in section 5, township 8, range
TO- for $4,000.
The herald., 1895-05-17
SAN BERNARDlNO
An Exciting Contest in the Board
Education

An Exciting Contest in the Board o
Education
SAN BERNARDINO, May 16.-Thre,
votes were cast for N. A. Richardson TO
principal OF the high school at the meet
ing of the board of education last night
The same three votes--Directors Colliver
Davidson and Vale's-were cast for D. b
Sturgis for ice-principal. The chairman
of the board declared the motion carried
in each case, but declined to declare til,
gentlemen elected.
The meeting of the board was an excitine
one. Not only were the directors and
officers of the board present, but a throne
OF citizens had been attracted and saw
the most mixed condition of affairs that
the school board has exhibited in many 4
day.
The two members OF the board who
were fighting for Superintendent Thomas
did everything in their power to prevent
vote being taken. They persuaded,
threatened. prayed for time used parlia-
mentary tactics and tried by hook OF
crook to prevent Professor Richardson Is
election, but the majority kept one point
corded for the man whom they had de
cided upon for principal, and they event
ually gained their point.
The high school was segregated from
the ward schools, and Prof. Richardson
placed at the head, with d. b. Sturgis as
his assistant. T. H. Kirk. at present
principal OF the Il street school, was made
supervisory principal of the ward schools.
Richardson's salary was fixed ut $1,000
and Kirk s al $500.
Emilio Garcia. the condemned mur.
derer, has appealed to the government oil
Mexico, and as citizen of that country
he asks that steps be taken to prevent his
ma Ila hnv r,t tko,,
to the Mexican consul at San Francisco
and that representative of his government
has commenced to investigate.
District Attorney +. B. Daley received
, letter yesterday from A. X. Gone. Mex
lean consul at San Franc isco. saying that
Garcia had written to him, asking him to
take up the case. The consul says that
Garcia claims that his trial was an un-
fair one, that his attorney would not per
init him to take the stand in his own de-
Tense. and that he was convicted of "A
crime OF which he was not guilty.
Mr. Daley goes north tom and
will at once call upon the consul, giving
him full details of the trial and convic-
tion of Garcia. and all possible informa-
ton with reference to the case. He will
also take Garcia's own confession along.
This is the document upon which Garcia
worked so industriously during the last
few days he was con fined here in the
county Jail.
Lint Pierce was brought back from San
Quentin ny Sheriff Holcomb, who re-
turned Tuesday, and is here for the pur-
pose of testifying against Newton Brown
whose case comes up in Judge Otis court
tomorrow.
This is the celebrated case Of the escanc
Of Pierce from the county jail early in
January. 1893. Pierce in some way got
out, but was subsequently recaptured and
sent to San Quentin. There were many
theories of the escape at that time. but
no action was taken until the recent
grand jury charged Brown with the Of
tense. 1t is said that Pierce's affidavit
was presented to the grand jury. At any
rate that is supposed to be what Pierce is
here for at present.
The herald., 1895-05-17
THROOP LADIES
Form a Society to Be Known as The
Minerva

Form a Society to Be Known as The
Minerva
PASADENA, MAY 16.-The new girls
society at Throop Polytechnic held its
first meeting yesterday afternoon. The
Minervae, as they style themselves, will
no doubt give somS very interesting and
entertaining programmes. and unless the
boys of Throop proceed to get into the
good graces of stern cold Mars by some
such scheme Of adoption. their laurels
are in imminent danger when ohe 'new
woman" of Throop meets them in foren-
sic combat. all clad in the invulnerable
armor of the great Goddess Minerva.
The topic for this first meeting was An
Afternoon With the Carey Sisters. and
the programme was as follows: Piano
solo. Miss Ella Bonner; presidents ad-
dress, Miss Ada Blanchard, sketch OF the
lives OF the Carey sisters, Miss Mary Dob
bnson; reading. Order for a Picture,
Miss Diana Haynes; reading, Our Home
stead, Miss Mary Morrison; reading,
Lovers and Sweethearts, Miss Ella Bon
uer critics report. Miss f. Sterrett.
A business meeting followed, giving
opportunity for parliamentary practice,
which the young ladies are learning to
utilize. After the adjournment refresh
ments were served. the next meeting
will be held Wednesday, May 22d.
The herald., 1895-05-17
REDLANDS
Y. M. c. A. Gymnnstic Exhibit Gut Worms
at Work


REDLANDS, May 16.-The Y. M. c. A.
gymnastic exhibition. to be given in the
Academy of Music Friday evening, prom
ises to be an enjoyable affair The fol-
lowing programme will be presented !:
Music hedands band. general dumb
bell drill by young men; class work on
side horse: Indian club drill to music by
fades class; class work on parallel bars !:
class work on long horse; bar-bell drill to
music by ladies class; Pyramid; music,
ReIlands band; basket ball contest. Red
lands VS.. Riverside.
The Junior Order United American
Mechanics presented a petition to the city
trustees at Wedne esday night S meeting,
isking permit to erect on the triangle
flag staff or liberty pole, the same to be
presented to the city. The request was
granted. The pole will be over 100 feet
high with flag and stays complete.
The Bear Valley post OF the G. A. r.
and representatives OF the Jr. G. U. A. NJ.
held joint meeting Tuesday evening to
rake the initiatcry steps toward the OBJ
seryancc OF Memorial day. Committees
were appointed as follows: Music, Messrs.
Alverson. Russell. Dixie. DR.. Weeks.
flowers. Messrs. Timmons, Kendall, No.
Ger. Rev Inwood. Ferguson; exercises,
ilverson. Ordway. Conenhaver. Maxey;
iinaLce. Dixie. Stanley Moteer, Howe.
Cut worms are becoming plentiful here,
md are doing damage to foliage
James A. Doyle left for trip to Lin
coin, Ncb.
The herald., 1895-05-17
Brevitics

PASADENA, May l6.-Sunday evening,
May 10Th, there is to be union temper
ance meeting at the North Pasadena NJ.
Il. church. under the auspices OF the W.
9. 7. u. The pastor. Rev. J. A. Wachob,
will be assisted by Rev. d. Mcleod and
,Ghers. Short speeches and good music
will be the features Of the programme.
Mr. Cole. the gentleman from Oakland
Who wishes 10 remove mis- hosiery factory
70 Pasadena. provided he can obtain sub.
scriptions to the stock to the amount OF
$500 or $1,000. explained the proposition
to members OF the board OF trade com
mittee on manufactures and will now
draw up definite agreement upoa which
some action can by taken.
1t is said that Ex-Governor Markham
will be initiated into the Masonic order
tonight at the meeting of Corona lodge.
The Standard Oil company is preparing
to bull a brick warehouse and put in
two large iron tanks near the old Santa
Fe freight depot. The tanks will hold
about two carloads each.
The death Of Miss GeOrgiana Gibson
aged II years, occurred this morning at
the home of Mrs. Kinsman on North
Fair Oaks avenue. Interment will take
place at Santa Ana.
The only police court business wi
the sentencing of John Smith to Jail fu.
ten days as vagrant.
Excavation tor the Richardson block is
in progress.
The Southern Oil company is now at
work boring for oil night and day.
The special car on the electric contain
The herald., 1895-05-17
SANTA MONICA
Chamber Of Commerce Members Enjoy Them
seives-Notes

oCtNSS-lNOtcS
SANTA MONICA, May 49, large
delegation of members OF the chamber OF
commerce and citizens enjoyed the spi
tality of the Pasadena and Paiifc Elec-
trio railway. They were delighted with
the trip. They hope in the near future to
entertain the railway men in return at
the city by the sea when the road reaches
Santa Monica.
The army worm seems to keep on de-
vouring the tender foliage and plants at
remedy known. here, at any rate, for
them. Paris green they revel in and
grow fat on. while slaked lime seems to
be delicious dessert after meal on some
lady's pet and rare plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. p. Brownell have left
for protracted visit to eastern points Of
interest.
Henry S. Field has returned to his
home in La Porte. Ind, much to the re-
gret OF his friends here.
The Misses Desmond are enjoying a
few days OF sea air.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Vawter are enjoy
ing, a few days at San ,Bernardino;,
have taken the Shade residence on Eighth
street fol the season.
Fred Eaton and family are occupying
their Ocean avenue residence.
Mrs. Strohm and family of East Los
Angeles are enjoying few weeks at the
beach.
Mrs. Fuller and family OF Los Angeles
are occupying the Funy cottage on Fifth
street.
Mrs. P. Jones has opened the Bon Ton
restaurant at the Gaddy cottage, on Sec
ond street.
Mr.. Tucker of the st. James reports the
summer tide of travel as already set in.
NJ nrrt LAt 81
avenue. opposite the Arcadia, is nearing
completion. The gentleman expects to
open it about the 1st, when he will
christen it the Atlanta.
Mr.. Sam Jones. brother OF Senator j..
p. Jones, is at Santa Monica.
The herald., 1895-05-17

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdes
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The herald., 1895-05-17
ANAHEIM
Turner's Picnic at Santiago-A Budget of
News

news
ANAHEIM. May 15.-The picnic held
by the local Turner's at Santiago canyon
on Sunday last was largely attended. A
good time was had and all expressed
themselves as greatly pleased with the
days outing.
N. H. Mitchell and family removed to
Pasadena Monday, where they have gon e
to engage in the hotel business.
New hay is reported to be selling for SIS
a ton, delivered.
Mrs +. b. Merritt. wife of the West
End orange packer, left on Monday for
Chicago. She goes to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Littlefeld were
dumped out OF cart while driving on
Center street Sunday evening. The cause
OF the accident was broken harness.
Neither was huIt.
A mule attached to buggy in which
were James Adams and his wife. of the
West End. took fright at sheep which
was being led by some small boys. Sun
day evening, and ran away. The buggy
was overturned. throwing the occupants
severely. She was removed to her home.
where she is rapidly recovering from her
injuries. Mr.. Adams escaped with q
shaking up.
AT the regular semi-monthly meeting
of the city trustees last evening there was
present a committee from the chamber OF
commerce to counsel with the trustees
regarding the threatened removal fiom
Anaheim Of the city Office of the Western
Union Telegraph company. 1t was made
clear that the trustees had never ''or-
dered" the telegraph company to make
any changes whatsoever, but had only
made request for a slight removal of
wires at one point and that several very
wobbly poles be looked after. 1t was
settled that joint committee. consisting
OF members from the board of trustees
and the chamber OF commerce, 60 over the
ground and learn if even a request to
make the changes spoken of was justi-
fable.
This morning the committee made a
thorough examination of the telegraph
company's pole line along Center street
for some dist ince, and those OF the COM
mlttee who had been most prone to cen
sure the trustees became convinced that,
but for the wires to brace them, several
of the poles would likely tumble over ON
a very slight provocation.
Cless FUNK. Il worthless character who
mas been hanging about our city for some
time in company with females of soiled
reputation, was brought into Judge an
dsll's court Tuesday and charged with
vagrancy. He was given a short time to
get out OF town.
The herald., 1895-05-17
SHE LOST HIM
Portland Woman Searching for Her
Husband

PASADENA, May 16.-This morning
a woman about 30 years OF age, who was
soliciting contributions along the ousi-
ness streets for the purpose. she said, of
enabling her to find her missing husband.
was taken in charge by Marshal Buchanan
under the belief that she was not of
sound mind, as her various statements
as Mrs. Frances Smith and her home as
being in Portland, Ore, which place she
left some months ago in search of her
husband, plasterer, whose whereabouts
are unknown to her. though the last she
heard of him, she says. it was reported
that he had come to Pasadena to work.
She also has son 10 years of age. but his
present location appears to be indefinite
to her mind also. She left for Los Angc-
les via the electric line without having
been rewarded in her searcn.
The herald., 1895-05-17
RECORDER ROSSITER
Performs a Wedding Ceremony at the
Carlton

PeriOFms a wedding Ceremony at the
Carlton
PASADENA, May 16.-Recorder Rossi-
ter performed wedding ceremony this
morning-said to be his first though evil
IDENTIFY not the first on the part of the
bride and groom. Their names are Mrs.
Lizzie A. Gray and Job G. Sheldon, both
of Los Angeles. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Carlton. in the presence OF
several newspaper representatives and
others. among whom were noticed the fol-
lowing: Mrs. W. W. Mills. Colonel Chase.
Mayor Cox, W. o. Swan. Herbert Holt,
A. l.. Manahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Varley,
Marshal Buchanan and others.
The herald., 1895-05-17

Wallpaper hung 1cc roll. 1928 g Spring.
The herald., 1895-05-17

A. A.. Eckstrom has removed to 324 SOutn
Spring street with his stock OF wall papeI
The herald., 1895-05-17
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Wnsow's Soothing Syrup has been use6
for children teething. 1t soothes The child,
soi;ens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
4 BEAUTIFUL ARRAY
OF All the Prettiest Holida, Goods at \. l..
Heinrich A Company'-.

When 1 walked by the establishment
of A. f.. Heinrich Il Company NO. ll5
east Broad street. last evening. my at
tention was attracted by large num'er
OF lddeis. many of whom were not at an
backward I'm expressing their opinion OF
the pretty things they saw. Indeed,
there was a stream OF visitors IN and out
at Heinrch's during the entire DAY.
Hundreds of ladies', who know pretty
things when they see them. and who
dearly love 10 compare the merits or
the various new articles to be found at
such well-regulated establishments As
that Of 1he above-named firm, saun-
tered around the store. with smiles on
their faces. and literally reyelled IN the
pretty things.
To tell what they saw would require
more space than Is devoted 10 TINS article
but / want TO mention some OF the
more striking things / saw. First. the
show-windows They were beautifully
dressed. and displayed a great deal OF
taste. Some Of the handsomest dolls 1
ever saw peeped coyy from among a
bewildering array of fancy goods rib
bons i'm all shades. handsomely emDroid-
cred chair-tidies. and head-rests' All
kinds of table-cOVers in the most dehcale
tints. and. indeed. ali the pretty holiday
goods 10 make the women and chilireh
happy. Inside there was HOOD or llsl1'
which set off TO the best advantage the
fresh. pure green Of the palms ana other
plants here and there.
| could not help looking at some OF the
fancv-work Choice designs, beautliuliy
executed. could be seen on every she
The draperies were especially beautiiui.
Then there were all Kinds OF decorated
chinaware japanese. Vienna and Dresden
goods in abundance. handsome perfume
bottles. pun-boxes. and toilet articles
and all kinds Of ornaments for DRESSING
cases. study tables, and the Ike were
beautifully arranged. Then there Were
rocket books. card-cases, art soodS OF
Am kinds. dolls. toys. and all those pretty
little TRIES that appeal TO the hearts
OF the women and children.
I was shown a beautiful assortment OF
handkerchiefs. scarfs. linen. hosiery, UNI
brellas. and all. Indeed, there was one
Of the largest assortments or pretty
things seen I'm Richmond for many a
dav. and all so tastefully arranged. IL
was an attractive holiday opening, ana
MAN complimentary comments were
heard about the display.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20

The Committee Pleased With the PROPOSED
Location of she Union seminary


The executive committee OF the beard
OF trustees OF Union Theological. SEMI
nary. which convened in this city TOT '''e
purpose OF appointing a building commit
tee drove out yesterday morning 10 the
proposed site for their institution. iney
expressed themselves as highly uensnteu
with the site and neighborhood ~ thsy
drove over the magnificent avenues vi
that splendid region, which has been so
much beautiied by Major Ginter ana
others. A.,
They were cordially entertained by Mr..
Joseph Bryan. who also conducted theuf
as far out as Brook Hill. lney wsfc
greatly pleased to see the electric cars
running on the new railway alongside
the seminary site.
on their return TO the city the COM
mittee called on Major Lewis Ginter, the
donor Of the handsome site. and expressed
their grateful appreciation of his generous
gift.
pointed as a building committee the fol-
lowing gentlemen: J. II. Halves. chair
man: G.. ID. Larus. treasurer; Rev. Robert
r. Kerr d. D., John 5. Munce, and Rev.
l.. b. Turnbul
The advisory committee appointed are
Rev. W. w Moore. ID. D., Rev. VI. II.
Hoge. ID. d.. and Mir. George ". Watts.
After the election Of the advisory COM
mittee the executive committee adj
journed.
\ number Of plans for the proposed
buildings have already been submitted.
and the committee are anxious TO receive
others. II Is hoped that the seminary
will be ready FOR occupancy by next fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
Dg. CiRTEK iCQuIiTLD.
Decision offhe Committee Not unanimous
Renort to he Made This Morning

The case against Rev George ". car
tor CHARGED with immortality. which has
been I'm progress before a tribunal OF
nine Of his fellow ministers for the past
few days, was concluded yesterHas' anu
DR. Carter was acquitted ,,
From what could De learned last hlth',
although the proceedings during the trlai
were kept as secret a. possible, IL a''ii-'
that while the specifications against IT.
carter were found To be true, YET inc
charge Of immortality could hol ~ 80
tanned. and he was accordingly acquilleh,
although not unanimously, the court
standing six for acquittal TO three Tor
conviction. fill,
IL is said that the case was powerfully
argued for the Church 10y Or. Paul W mite
head. and as ably replied TO In behalf or
The accused by Dr. j. Powell Garland.
PLEA OF DEFENCE.
The plea of the defence Is stated 10
have been that Or Carter, although legal
IN married TO the wife from whom M
was divorced before he married MISS
Statham. was not married 10 her Ia the
eyes OF the Church, he having been Wed
ded 10 his second wife whiie ms nlst
divorced wife was stu alive therefore,
i'm the eyes OF the Church, she was not
his wife at all; and, his first wife beng
dead the only woman whom the Chufch
recognized as his wife, both by the laws
of God and man, there was no bar 10 MS
marriage TO Miss Slatham.
The question is "A most subtle one, ana
the committee gave much anxious thought
10 il before arriving at a decision.
IL is understood that Or. Garter viii
leave the ministry very shortly, and IL
is rumored. that he viii engage III the
practice OF law, OF which he made sue
cess in earlier life Dr. Carter Is recog-
nized as "A man Of signal ability. and has
served his present charge most accepta-
bly,.
THE GRIFFITH CASE.
The only other case which will now
DELAY the proceedings of conference Is
the Griffith matter. and this will most
Dr 4. Coke Smith. chairman OF the
committee. called them together imme-
diately upon adjournment OF conference
Yesterday afternoon, and organization
was effected.
The committee got down TO work at
once. and were In session at late hour
last night
The case is said to be a very serious
one. and II is said that expulsion may
be recommended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-20
baseball.

Arrangements have beer made by some
of the local sports OF this city Tor
game OF ball next Saturday at West Emu
grounds between picked team and the
strong Richmond College team. The
game is for the benefit OF that popular
Young player. "Reddy" Foster. who has
signed TO play with the New Yorks next
season The picked team VIII be mace up
as follows: Foster. c.; Ziegler, who pitch
ed i'm the Western Association last season.
D.; "Pop" Tate, LIST b.; Hoggins, the pop
ular umpire. End b.; Tim West, 5. s.; Bar
ley cain. Sd b.; Bradley, Richmonds
right-helder the past season. !. T.; John
Fay. who played in the Pennsylvania
League c. T.: and Smith. OF the Penn
svlyania League. r. ?. J. w. Dobbins.
who was with the Allentown PennD
team the past season. and who will prob
ablv take Fosters place with the Rich
monds next season, will catch for the
College boys. and Anthony. a local pitch
er. will twirl for the studeutA