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The herald., 1895-10-18
HUENFMH

HUENEME, Oct. 17.-Miss Pet Wolfe
Il visiting in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Longsmor. a pioneer newspaper
man of the state. visited at the home of
HI. H. Arnold this week.
Col. d. r. Perkins sprained his foot one
day last week.
II. P. Sackett of Ventura is seriously
Ill with TYPHOID fever.
Prof. W. l.. X. Good went over to Santa
Paula on his wheel Friday evening.
The Hueneme Herald is now under the
manazemen t of Fred Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sun Myres are to be con-
Gratulated upon q daughter.
Mrs. Fillmore. sister-in-law of Superin-
tendent Fillmore of the Southern Pacific,
and her daughter spent Sunday night and
Monuay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
]. Denker.
The residence of Charles Policy, lately
destroyed by fire, is being rebuilt.
Miss Helen Uren departed for Ontario
Thursday, where she Will take thor
ourh course at the Chaffee College.
The herald., 1895-10-18
LORDSBURG

LORDSBURG, Oct. 1o.-Judge Murray
and wife of Springfield, ILL.,, made the
family of B. F. Masterson a pleasant call
the latter part of the week. They will
probably locate in Southern California,
should thew succeed in .nding a suitable
location, this being partially the opjec
of their visit.
George Eby Of San Joaquin is visiting
friends in this part Of the state, and spent
several days with Prof Overholtzer, an
ola acquaintance. Mr.. Eby will remain
in the vicinity several days longer, then
will leave for Iowa.
Rev. B. +. Masterson occupied the pull.
pit In Cotton last Sunday.
Daniel Houser, the man to whom we
are indebted tor the com bined harvester,
was reported as being quite ill at Stock.
ton, whittier he had gone on business.
We hope, however, that ne Is again con-
yalescent.
The wife of Maurice Torrey, one OF oul
most prominent business men, pre-.
scented him with fine girl this morning
The smiling countenance of Mr.. Torrey
tells his many friends that he is the
happlest man in town.
birthday party ives given in honor o.
Warren Williams last Saturday evening"
at the residence of his parents. The
party consisted of few of his most init
mate friends, she affair being compile t.
surprise to Mr.. Williams. A very pleas
ant evening was spent.
The herald., 1895-10-18
DOWNEY
The Postoffice BurgIarized but No Boot,
Secured-PersonaI Notes

The Postoffice Burglarized but No Booty
Secured-PersonaI Notes
DOWNEY, Oct, 1.-THE Downey
postoffice was entered by burglars some
time during Monday night. Entrance
was obtained by forcing open .he win
dow. The safe was drilled. but not open
ed, as the robbers were probably fright
ened away before completing the job.
The tools with which the work was done
were secured from r. b. Harris black
smith shop and we're left in the post
office.
b. M. Blythe reports the sale of an
other 10-acre ranch, to A. B. Waters of Ill
inois; consideration, $4,000.
G. A. Reynolds, who has five large
alfalfa farms in this locality, eports large
profits from the same. He has ono that
was sown last February, and since that
time five crops have been cut therefrom
Mr.. Reynolds sows thirty pounds Of
seed to the acre.
7. v. Conor has 150-pound pumpkin,
some large ears of earn and four sugar
beets four months old. that weigh TWEEN
ty-five pounds each. His corn crop aver
ages sixty-hve bushels to the acre this
season.
The town is nearly deserted, about half
of the population being In attendance on
the Roem er trial as witnesses.
q. II. Eberle and 7. T.. Chapman have
returned from Riverside.
Joseph Simth has just finished fine
we'll on his lot, at depth OF eighty five
feet.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McPh erson have
returned from their wedding trip and
were serenaded By the Downey band on
the evening of their arrival.
Downey now has an eXcellent train SER
vice, there being eight trains daily to
and from the city.
The herald., 1895-10-18
POMONA
0eor-e Williams Acquitted-LocaI News and
Personal Notes

Personal Notes
POMONA, Oct. 1.-The trial of George
Williams on the chargs OF Dattering one
Alder Grill early this morning in tent
on South Gordon street, was held this
afternoon before Judge Barnes and a
jury. The gentlemen, after few mo-
ments deliberatio II, rendered verdict OF
not guilty.
Mrs. DR.. Brasher WAS called to Los An
geles today owing to the serious illness of
her sister at that place.
Mrs. John X. Clancy left this afternoon
for her home in Tucson, Arizona.
Mrs. +. H. Foss was passenger to Los
Angeles today and will remain away
some time.
Voters should not forge. the mass meet
ing at the armory hall Saturday night to
discuss the water bond question.
The Pomona Players club, under the
direction of Leon McReynolds, will pre-
sent the comedy drama Loves Law in Odd
Fellows hall on October 30th.
Mrs. c. 6. Ramsdell has taken posi-
tion in the schools of Los Angelts as
a teacher.
The Unity cluo held its first regular
meeting of the season at the Unitarian
church last night.
Mr.. Will s. Tarr mas returned from
Bangor, Maine. His mother will not re-
turn for a month yet.
c. E. Rice is away upon ten days
vacation.
James Smith of Topeka. Kansas. for
nerly secretary of state, was visitor
with Captain and Mrs. J. T. Brady.
Mr.. Josiah Gregg is visiting in his old
home, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
The enroll ment of scholars in the pub
lie schools this week nun bered 1911.
Mrs. Vim. +. Conant is visiting Eer
parents at this place this week.
The herald., 1895-10-18
flight as Well Get a Hair Cut Too

In all probability an action for the dis
solution of the firm of Gicsselheim g.
Schnitzwasser will soon be filed in the
superior court. For some time Mr..
Schnitzwasser has not been satisfied with
the profits of the business, and he was
led to suspect that Mr.. Giesselheim was
knocking down and dragging out the
contents OF the till. He set to work to
detect his partner, and, by stealthily
counting the cash before and after tax
ine, he soun verified his suspicious.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Schnitzwasser
counted the money in the Till as soon as
he opened the store and found that it
contained about $40. A few minutes later
Mr.. Giesselheim entered, opened the
drawer and took some coin. with the re-
mark:
Pm going TO get a shave.'
Mr.. Schnizwasser dashed to the till,
counted the money, ana found that his
p artner bad taken about $25.
Hey. Giesselheim T. ne shouted.
you'd better come back ard take the
rest a nd get hair cut. San Francisco
Post.
The herald., 1895-10-18

A. A. Eckstron of 1924 s. Spring ST.. 10 where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the risLt price.
The herald., 1895-10-18
SAN PEDRO
Shipping Arrivals and Departures - Local
Affairs

Shipping Arrivals and Departures - Local
Affairs
SAN PEDRO. Oct. 17.-Svea hall was
the scene OF merriment last night, the
occasion being social dance given by
the circle Of Foresters. Many friends of
the cirlce gathered in the hall and dane
ing was INDUCED in until late hour.
The sch ooner Maiu of Orleans sailed in
ba Hast for Gray's Harbor. with Captain
riff at the wheel.
Schooner o. M. kellogg, Captain Iver-
son, sailed in ballast for Gray's Harbor.
Steamer Pasadena. Captain Hamilton,
sailed for Eureka.
Schooner W. F. Jewett Captain John
on, arrived form Tacoma with 500. 900 feet
OF lumber to the Western Lumber com .
pany.
I The Wilmington Transportation com
pany are having large stable built on
First street where the teams that are
used to haul ballast will be kept.
Louis Bergstrom is receiving congratu-
latlons from his many friends on the
arrival of a big, bouncing l2-pound boy
at his home.
Mr.. Judah of Los Angeles was in our
city yesterday doing business.
The herald., 1895-10-18
ONTARIO

ONTARIO. Oct. l6.-A new orange
packing house is being built at North
Ontario. The foundation, 100x150 feet,
was laid this week.
Easton, Eldridge & Co. have circulated
printed matter descriptive of the lands
here which they are offering for sale.
A. Guy Baldwin. recently with the On
tario Electric company, has entered Cor
nell university.
On Monday night rain fell for a couple
of hours two lies south of Ontario.
The herald., 1895-10-18

Russia proposes to celebrate Jenner' s
discovery of vaccination. the one hun
dredth anniversary OF which occurs next
year. ~ offering prizes for works on
vaccination, ana by publishing histories
of vaccination. in Russia and western
Europe.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20

been closed against the representative of
the new republic, and he has been told
he must communicate in writing with
the secretary. Gresham requested Min
lister Willis to formally communicate to
the Hawaiian minister of foreign affairs
the fact that Minister Thurston was per-
soma non grata. The communication
was sent by mail, and the news regard
ing its reception may now be on the
American steamer on the way to San
Francisco.
Gossips are conjuring with the rumor
late this afternoon that the Spanish
ministers recall will be demanded. II e
offense is alleged to be similar to Thurs
tons. He gave an interview to the
newspapers a few days ago criticising
Secretary Gresham.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
In Receivers, Hands.

ST. PAUL, March 19.-The Walter A.
Wood Harvester Company went into the
hands of receivers today by order of
Judge Egan. The receivers are: Frank
Seymour, cashier Merchants bank; A.
H. Lindeke and Peter s. MCGOWAN, gen.
eral manager of the company.
The order was made on the applica-
tion of the Erwarts Manufacturing Com
pany, which claims $3.50 for goods sold
the Wood Company between January
and March. In its petition the Erwarts
Company says the harvester company
Is indebted to various creditors in the
sum of more than $500, 900, given with
preferences to some creditors over
others, and borrowed money on terms
which give preferences to the lenders
with large collateral security.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
Was Sunk Near the Straits of
Gibraltar.
OFFICERS AND CREW WERE LOST
She Was in New York Two Years Ago,
Having Acted as Escort to the
Columbus Caravels.

CAD1z, March 19.-The Spanish cruiser
Alphonso XIII reports having found the
missing cruiser Reina Regente, sunk
near Rajos Aceitanos, not far from the
Straits of Gibraltar. Only 20 inches of
her masts were above the water. The
Alphonso XIII returned to the scene of
the wreck with divers to recover the
bodies.
The Reina Regente carried new crew
of 420 officers and men, and all are be-
lieved to have perished, as not a single
survivor has been reported as having
arrived at any port, nor has a single
body been found that could be identified
as that of one of the officers or crew OF
the lost ship.
Deputy Diaz Moreau, formerly an
officer in the Spanish navy, in the cham
Der of deputies, March IA, read state
ment of the former commander of the
ReIna Regente, in which the writer des-
cribed the cruiser as vessel unable to
weather heavy storm, owing to the in
creased weight of her armament. Ad-
miral Beranger said the overweight OF
JIG CEuAS0H O0CA guns WAS HSCIAAou IWo
years ago by his orders, when he was
minister of marine.
In Cadiz and Cartagena, where mos
of the crew belonged, there has beer
great anxiety and excitement from the
moment the cruiser was reported missing
The Reina Regente, about two year
ago, went to New York as one of tn,
Spanish squadron which escorted acros
the Atlantic the Columbus caravels
The vessel was launched in 1887, an,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough medi-
cine handle, and as seller lea all
other preparations in this market. I
reccomend it because it is the best medi-
cine I ever handled for coughs, and
Group. A. w. Baldridge, MillersviIle,
Ill. For sale by Blakely & Houghton
DruOoiata
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
Receiver Appointed. .

New YoRK, March 19.-H. ]. Morris
has been appointed receiver of the Long
Island Traction Company, controlling
several lines of street railway in Brook
lyn and adjacent towns, by the West
Virginia COURT, in which state the COM
pany is chartered.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
A Cargo of Arms.

WASHINGTON, March 10 9-Information
is said to be at hand that the schooner
which recently sailed from Savannah,
Ca, after having been watched by the
customs officers had on board arms and
ammunition concealed under deckloRd
of lumber. Her destination is supposed
to have been Cuba. Spanish gunboats
are on the watch for her.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
Minister ThurstOn Not Wanted in Wash.
ington.

CHICAGO, March 10.-A special to the
Daily News from Washington says
Secretary Gresham has demanded the
recall of L. A. Thurston, Hawaiian min
lister at Washington. At the same time
the doors of the state department have
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20
More Facts Concerning the Arrest of
MyrOn b. Wood.

Later developments concerning the
case of Myron B. Wood, of Lane county,
who was arrested Saturday by Deputy
United States Marshal George Hum
phrey, of Portland on charge of cutting
timber on government land, put differ
ent phase on the matter. 1t seems that
the timber was cut on a homestead
which had been fled upon by Mr.. Wood F.,
and upon which he has now lived for
four years, having only one more year in
which to finish up his claim and make
final proof. According to the law, Mr..
Wood had the right to clear the timber
off his claim and burn it or use it in the
improvement of his claim, but had not
the right to sell it, and upon this ground
the arrest was made, as Mr.. Wood had
sold some logs off the claim. Parties
who are acquainted with the facts of the
case say that Mr.. Wood fled upon the
claim and has been holding it in good
faith. If such be true, it is likely that q
very strong case cannot be made against
him.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-20

was one of the three second-class deck
protected cruisers of the same build, her
sister ships being the Alphonso XIII
and Lepante, all of 2SO0 tons, $4,000
horsepower, and expected to steam 20
knots.
The wrecked cruiser was 320 feet long,
40 feet inches beam, and draught of
20 feet inches. She was propelled by
twin screws. Her protected deck was
AZ inches thick on the slopes, her con-
ning-tower had inches of armor and
her funnel shields were inches thick.
Her armament consisted of four 91s-inch
Hontoria guns, one on each side forward
of the central superstructure and one on
each side aft; six AZ Hontoria guns in
the broadside forward aft, pair in
sponsors, middle pair in recess ports
and 15 rapid-fring machine guns. She
was also fitted with five torpedo tubes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05
New Incorporation.

The First Congregational church OF
Clayton, Stevens county. Incorpora-
tors, John Lewis, Frank Hutchins and
Edward Evans.
The Pullman Milling company, of
Pullman, to own and operate flour
mills. Capital stock, $1,000, divided
into 200 shares of $40 each. Incorpora-
tors, Augustus Dowell, Albert Auder.
son, John M. Johnson, Joseph Cole
man and E. NJ. Kinnear.
The Scandinavian American bank
of Tacoma file supplemental articles,
reducing the number of directors from
nine to seven.
Derickson & Co, for dealing in lum-
Der. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into 800 shares of $50 each. In
corporators, r. w. Derickson and o.
r. Morley.
The Eastern Washington Mining
Co., of Spokane, to do mining BUSH
ness. Capital stock $4,000, divided
into 5000 shares of $40 each. In
corporators, Ben Norman and F. f..
Elmendorf.
The Charles Langert Co., of Tacoma,
for dealing in liquors and cigars. Cap
ital stock $4,000, divided into 200
shares of 500 each. Incorporators,
Chas. Langert, Samuel Langert and
Simon Hirsch.
The Crawford Hoko Logging and
Booming Co., for carrying on logging
business in the Hoko river, Clallam
county. Capital stock $2,1OO, divided
into 81 shares of 500 each. Incorpora-
tors, A. S. Crawford, A. J. Crawford
and G. L. Crawford of Clallam.
The Sisters of Charity of the House
OF Providence OF Olympia, file supple
mental articles of incorporation max
ing the mayor and chairman of the
board OF county commissioners e1
oficio members of the board OF trustees
in addition to those appointed by the
Sister Superioress. The Sisters of
Charity and House OF Providence was
incorporated by an act of the legislature
approved January %, 1859. It's objects
are the relief of needy and suffering
humanity in the case of orphans, in
valids, sick and poor, and the educa-
ton of youth. The supplemental
articles are filed by Sister John OF Jesus,
President of the institution.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05
WELL ENDORSED,
The New Great Syndicate Cireu
Earns URVfah PFRIse.

The New Great Syndicate Circus
Earns Lavish Praise.
The New Great Syndicate Shows and
Paris Hippodrome will exhibit at Olym.
pia, Wednesday, July 10. The Louis
vile Courier-Journal. Henry Waiter
sons paper. thus speaks OF this famous
show:
This excellent circus and menagerie
was we'll patronized yesterday after
noon and evening, and i: well deserved
the enormous crowd which flocked to
the capacious tents. The menagerie
shows up all that has been advertised
and the ring performances we're ex-
cellent, comprising many very difficult
attractive acts never before presented
here. The riding was good. The
clowns introduced many new comical-
tiles, and the feats of acrobats, jugglers
and contortionists were marvellous, and
delighted all. We found all connected
with the show perfect gentlemen. who
desired TO treat everyone well aud see
that no one was imposed upon"
AS this is the only large show tina,
will visit this section this season we
predict large crowd.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05

When q science in medicine has
been discovered that would revolu-
tionize the whole world and stir them
out OF lethargy to think and reason,
then wisdom controls with ignorance
and it becomes a war with humanity
ere they discover the necessities of the
inner self rests entirely with sensible
application, untrammeled by necrom.
ancy. When we find the individual
weak and i'll from birth or otherwise,
we know a natural law has been
abused; therefore, by thorough tests
and thorough application, DR.. Darrin
at 942t Pacific avenue, Tacoma. has
established treatment by which these
transgressed laws shall be made good
and fresh vigor be supplied by electric
ity. Read proof:
A. Jackson, Seattle, Wash.-Pain in
his back for four years, cured.
r. Griffith's son, Boisford, WASH
Rheumatism and skin disease, cured.
F. w. Thompson, Willard house, Ia
coma, Wash.-Stricture, cured.
Adelbert Knott, Seattle, WASH
Cured OF humorous growth Of the eye
Rev. M. M. Bashor, Sodaville, Or
Nasal and throat catsrrh, restored.
John Wolflin, Stuck junction, Wash.
Deafness and dischsrging ears, cured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05

Between 500 and 600 people came
up from Tacoma by the steamer State
of Washington, Sunday, large pro-
portion of whom remained in this
city while the boat went over on the
remainder of her trip to Shelton.
Quite number of the strangers visited
Tumwater, enjoying delightful ride
on the electric cars, others inspected
the work on the capitol building so
far as it has progressed, and still others
spent the three hours before the
steamers return in strolling about the
city, making quite lively trade for
restaurants, fruit stands and other
places that we're open. 1t might be
we'll, when another excursion party
comes. for our people to make some
provision for their entertainment, even
if it may not consist of anything more
than to accompany them to such OBJ.
jects of interest we may have and to
manifest some of the traits Of host
when the stranger is within our gates.
We know that the disposition exists
to make visitors feel At home, and it
may be that only an intimation is
required to bring about cordial well
come when the next party arrives.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05
Sherif's Sale
ON sPEtuAs. GNseUTsON.

IS the superior Cont - The stats uf Washing
1 ton fOr the tuunty Of fhursiun
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4. H,~-l 81 al. defendants.
Under aud Nv virtue Of wit NJ special Ess
rutton .-usd uui ~ the -upef,nf t"uri ~ the
state Of " sshtBgtnu, holding terms 81 u'yppis
In aud Tor lhur-ton county. said state, apd dated
on the "a day 1T tuiy. issa. on = judgement sud
decree rendered IA ssid Cont un the 9Th day o.
MAY, i-ya, va favor of the ahps. named piaintid.
aud against the shave named defendants ~ the
sum ~ uine hundr'd binc t~a aEd "a idD ttE,9 NJ
dollar, aud ninety ttsp d"liafs &c 81 stiufn"Y :
lee sud costs 81 this asiiun taNet ~ thirty aud
~ ion "a sb) dollar sith Interest 81 the rsis Of
srNeI per ccnt pet anBum tfnm date thur-uf ani
hundred thirteen sni 8 tHi o. iittnI dollars
Witch said writ 81 SV-,ial tNs,atiuh sss ~ ais
sheriff uf Ihur.tnu curniy. NashtugiuH. dulv
directed ard delivered aud bV whi,h an com
mAndrd - sell 81 10 hlit au'tion, sreufdlnf q"
Law the follow Iug tts-tflhrd real estate 80 Mt
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same T. desirnstrd ou the plat ~ r~r1fd IN N"
Auditor = oni,y iu ThufstHn comfy, Washington
Pnbiit notice " hrfrhF given That has' this
day levied uI,.,u the ahusr dvsrfiisd nal Tstatr
aud ill On tho sih DAY 81 Anru.t. ~ 10 ost's'k
a ~ -aid dsy q, ~. Washington street ffunt
io,tr 81 the Conr hansp ~ said fhufstnu ttusty.
la the city ~ Olympis --li The SANE 81 ,uhir
auction ." the higb"-l bidder hs yssh ~ 90 much
thereof as NAV he persssaFv o. rsi-~ suhs iyai
safety said last s,.Ivs usm.si sniupat, tossthrf
~ith incf-.srd costs s.d insf-sss'i tHt"rsst
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July. A u, los
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-07-05

but nothing more. Olympia maidens
however, are an exception to the gen.
eral rule, and We accord to them good
sense
Despite the alleged stringency Of
the times, Olympians are determined
to enjoy themselves, as the various
excursions and pleasure parties would
seem to demonstrate.
Be gone. dull care.
pray thee be gone from me-
Is the ruling sentiment. and an APP
propriate one.
Mr.. l.. p. Nenen gives the Chau-
tauquans talk on some astronomical
points, next Thursday. His topic, as
per the printed programmes, will be
Wonders of Astronomical Infinities."
During the following week, on the
Goth, he will discuss the topic, "Other
Humanities Than Our Own" involv-
ing some startling theological ques-
tons.
Daniel Monroe, driver in one Of
the Simpson camps, McGreary No. 2,
Mason county, received severe injury
in the lower part of the abdomen and
groin by kick from one OF his heavy
wheel horses, which moved him eight
feet landing him on a rock. He WAS
brought to his home in Olympia and
is in charge of DR.. Newell, who con-
siders his case not dangerous unless a
severe inflammation comes on, which
now, two days after the accident, does
not appear to be probable.
The stream from the Martensen
tube well, on Cherry street, has been
gradually raised until the discharge is
now above the planking of the wharf,
where it may be utilized for domestic
use. This is the we'll which was bored
80 much larger than its casing that
the water flowed outside the tube, and
for a time the water would not rise
any higher than the ud-fats
in which in which it was driven. BY
persistent tamping of earth around
the pipe, which was kept in place by
a heavy load of rock, the outside flow
seems to have wholly ceased, and the
we'll may, after all, perform the ser
vice for which it was driven.