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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-09
VENTURA CITY POLITICS
Resume of the Prospects of the
Coming Election
FROM PASADENA BY WHEEL
Moses Roll Leaves the Soldiers Home
In Hurry
FROM PASADENA BY WHEEL
A Dispute About Wages An Iudict ment
Whi;h Was Evaded Masonic
Banquet

VENTURA, Nov. s.-City politics ar,
warming up in earnest now. Two candi
dates are now in the field for the office y
city CLERK, J. F. Newpy. the present in
cumbsnt, and e. IL. Ireland, the nigh
Waterman. Both are good men. Mr.
Newly has been clerk for the past eight.
cen or twenty yerrs and has been faith
full officer. no one every being aba TO find
| any fault with his conduct in the office.
| Mr.. Ireland is a careful. methodical
man, and ii cnange is to be made in
city clerk the town could do no better
than to elect him.
Six candidates are in the Geld for mar.
sh al. The present officer, f. Stock, will
not be a candidate, hut Joe Kaiser. l.. ID.
Gard liner, l.. +. Webster, H. a. Thomp-
son, Ere. Hun and James DAILY are work.
ing hard for the poslti n.
Tickets are being arranged today and
the petitions will be circulated this after
noon for trustee candidates. The trustee
fight promises to be warm one.
A GOOD RUN.
joe Conklin returned from Pasadena on
his wheel Inst Wednesday night, making
the run of ninety miles III just eleven
hours. lie started at q. m. anu arrived
here at p. m. Considering the cond.
ton OF the roads and this fact that he car
led a gun and a heavy pack. it was re-
ma-kable run.
LEFT THE HOME.
Moses ROLL former resident OF Ven
tura, now member of company d, SOL
diers' home, is 10 here without pass.
He left the home very suddenly Sunday
night aud says he will not return. Mr..
Rolls son has been working for a ranch
er near the home and they had trouble
abous the pay. the eIuer Roll becoming
mixed up in the dispute. From what
can be learned it is evident more than
words passed between the trio. Roll
walked all tue way from the home. trav-
cling day and night, and seemed to be
much excited when he arrived, saying
he expected to be arrested.
NOTES.
Seventeen members OF San Buena Ven
tura Lodge. No. PA, +. & 4. NJ, attended
banquet given by the fraternity at SAM
ia Paula last night. They report glori.
Gus time and magnificent spread. Wit
flowed freer than water and it was nearly
morning before the Msaons returned from
the feast.
Ihu grand Jury found an indictment
against Sam Alexander Wednesday morn.
ing and bench warrant WAS I'm IN d ate
ly issued for his arrest. The sheriff went
out to Saticoy to arrest him, bit Sam
had skipgei, and it is supposed that he
been settling up his business for several
days, ana the last that was seen O. HIM
was on Tuesday, when he came tn Ven
tura to appear before the grand jury.
The sheriff went down again Yesterday to
look for him, but returned alone.
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO. Nov. S.-This evening the
juniors OF Chaffcy college entertain their
friends at an oyster supper and social.
C. II. Mower of London, England, ar
rived here yesterday.
Five acres on Euclid avenue were sold
this week and several town lots at North
Ontario and Ontario have chan ed hands.
DR.. j. II. rierson of Idlewild is spend
inc a few days here inspecting orchards
and investi eating the work of the Austria
liam lad bug Commissioner Collins, IN
whose district it lies, Is at present in the
east in the interest of the San Antonio
Fruit Exchange.
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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Nov. San accident oc.
cured here this afternoon which nearly
resulted in the death Of six men. For
several days men have been at work cut
ting down tall pepper trees which stand
on Eighth street directly in the way of
the new asphalt paving. They had dug
the earth away from the roots of hit,-
foot tree near the court house when a
heavy gust Of wind struck 1t and bore it
TO the ground. six men were struck by
it and pinoned to the ground by the
limbs of the tree William st. Clair was
caught under the heavy trunk anu Sc
verely injured on tho left hip and back.
The Others escaped with slight bruises,
and st. Clair was soon extricated and
taken home.
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those interested had begun to fear that
no agreement could be had.
On the fire, ballot there we're nine votes
Tor finding the defendant guilty of mis-
demeanor, and three for felony. The Sec
cad showed ten for misdemeanor and two
for felony ana these two jurors su Sc
quently changed their votes and agreed
with the majority.
Judge Otis fixed tomorrow at 10 o'clock
as the time Tor fixing the term OF SEN
tence-
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POMONA

POMONA, Nov. s.-The application OF
Milt Reed for the privilege of opening
and conducting saloon outside the city
limits on the road TO Spadra was denied
by the board of supervisors.
Mrs. John Webher and children left
yesterday for Mascootah ILL.,. called there
by the illness of Mrs. Webber's mUther.
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Sf0ckhOfders' Meeting

OFFICE OF THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS LAND
" & Water Compnny-Notce is here"y given
OF the a bove nsmed company will be held on
Monday, he 18th day OF November. A. D.
1885, a.. 2 80 O'Clock p m, at the office OF the
company on New High street NO. $50. for the
purpose OF eecting board OF directors toserve
for the ensuing year. and to transact such
other business as may properly come before
tho meeting. : H. MOTT, Secretary
Los Angeles Nov 4th. 1895. II
(City papers please copy.)
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NEW CARPET STORE

NJ. 4u5 > BROA AI
W ear1 selling Mt the following prices:
Moquet carpets, best ~ yard
Tapestry carpets, soc yard
Ingram carpets. 30c yard
Ing II stair carpets, zoe yard
Mating, 10c yard
Linoleun, 40c yard
Rugs door mats, cheap
G.. A. JUDD, Broadway and Fou
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hregelo Dc Breses, Iunerai director
Broadway and Sixth street.. Tel. 243.
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A Liberal Tip
- A.. -.

81 did tho,.
what was it?''
He tould me vi ought to be carryih'
the hod, inshtead av waitin' on the ia.
BILE. PUCK.
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ANAi,EIM
The Question of the Beet Sugar Company
Existence

Existence
AN AHEIM, Nov. S.-Tomorrow. Sat
urday, very important question is to be
decided by the stockholders OF the Ana
helm Cooperative Beet Sugar company.
vote IS to be taken upon the matter of
di-oreanizins the company. A few, it
seems. are in favor of giving up.
NOTES.
Mr.. F. Stanley, re emily from Pitts
hurG, Pa, has purchased ten acres of
laud lying within the city limifs of Ana
helm off c. Z Grjat. Mr.. Shaniey will
proceed II bald residence on the prop.
erty al once.
Mrs. s. Kohl and her daughter Mrs. L.
browning. for many years residents of
Anaheim, have removed to Los Angeles.
hregelo &c Breses, Iuneral director
Broadway and Sixth street, Tel. 2t3.
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Mrs. j. p. Bell, Ossascafossaie, Knsa.
wife Of the editor Of The Graphic, the lead
ing local paper OF Miami county. writes
~ sc0s troubled scit!s heart disease
for six years, severe palpitations, short
ness Of breath, together with such ex-
treme nervousness, that, at times L would
walk the floor nearly all night. We
consulted the best medical talent.
Ttey said there sca5 sa0 help for ssse,
that had organic disease OF the heart for
which there was no remedy. I had read
your advertisement in The Graphic and
aycar ago, as a last resort, tried one bottle Of
DIR. Miles NetU Cure for the Heart,
which convinced me that there was true
merit in it. l took three bottles each Of the
deart Cure and Restorative Nervine and
ye completely cared nae. Il sfee3,
veil at night, my heart beats regularly and
have no more smothcring spells. wish
% say to all who are suffering as did;
here's relief untold for them If they will
only give your remedies just one trial"
DR.. Miles Heart Cure is sold on O positive
guarantee that the brst bottle VIII Denent.
All druggists sell IL afs1, bottles for 70. or
By the Or. MlIes Medical Co.. Eikhart. Ind.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Restores Health
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
TOWELS FOR GIFTS

Half dozen Towels in a
pretty box make a givable
gift. Two hints. for hurried
Turkish Bath Towels; large: white;
regularly 25c cIch; boxed for $1.0S.
fine Irish Huckaback Towels, regu-
larly 35c each, boxed for S1.5O
There is a reason for Wan
amaker's being the business
center at holiday times-for
instead of charging bigger
prices we try to charge less.
Boxing goods help to this by
saving salespeoPle's time. To
be sure, the boxes cost us a
trihe. But time is the dearest
goods we sell.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
DRESS LENGTHS

1t is a secret we must not
tell-just how many thousand
women are to have a Dress
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
WANAMAKER,S.
PHILADELPHIA, Decem Der 10, IS9I
Glad Christmas Times !

The spirit is contagious |!
The thrOngs grow greater, but
there is plenty of room-never
SO much before. The greatly
widened aisles give that.
Bright, happy times A hun
dred and one things to do and
think of-a thousand and one
things to see. Daily visits are
necessary if you would miss
nothing.
THE SYMBOLS OF CHRISTMAS
representing the herald an
gels as seen by the Shepherds
has been generally declared
the crOwning achievement in
Holiday decoration. Thou
sands enjoyed it last week
all are asked to enjoy it dur
ing the short time it can be
retained. An extra engine and
dynamo had to be installed tc
produce the necessary illumi-
nation, weeks of work before
that for a staff of artists anc
decorators to evolve from the
elaborate details this harmoni
Gus, beautiful result. Enough
if it fulfls its mission of pleas
ure-giving to Our Public.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DeI.,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. lSth, 1895
LEIPSIC.
Laying in Coal for Winter-Arrested Tor
UnIawfuIIy Killing Game-Christmas
Entertainments Personal.
Special CORE spondenee to The Smyrna Iimes.

UnlawfulIy Killing Game-Christmas
Entertainments
Special CORE spondenee to the Smyrna Times.
I,EmsIc. Dec. 16.-W. S. Harper,
who lately sold out his stock of mer-
chandise. has gone to New York. The
store that he occupied is still without
anv occupant. The people would like
to see it re-Opened by some enterpris-
ing man.
Capt. G.. w. Fox has laid his vessel
ND for the winter The weather is
generally so bad as to make a voyage
neither short nor profitable to the
owner or captain.
The citizens are preparing for winter.
The output of coal is larger this year
than usual, as last winter gave them a
very good lesson. Several last winter
had to drive to our neighbOring towns.
during the blizzard to procure the
necessary fuel.
The cold weather has been detri-
mental to the catching of muskrats.
So far one otter has been caught.
Several more have been seen, but so
far have proven too wary to be caught.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church
will give a very fine entertainment on
Saturday evening, Dec. 2Sth. Both
churches will hold their Christmas
entertainment on the evening of De-
cember 25.
Large quantities of poultry is being
brought to town. There are three
poultry dealers here and each are pay
ing the highest price that can be paid
Tor the dealer to realize and profit
whatever. So those that have poultry
to sell can certainly find a purchaser
here.
Mcssrs. A. S. Moorse and brother
have heard that Howard Shull, who is
imprisoned in New Jersey for a term
of twelve years, has acknowledged to
being implicated in the robbing of
their store. Who his accomplices were
is not known. 1t is hoped that the
guilty ones will be punished.
Some one who had probably been
befriended by Senator Fenimore,
thought to return it by giving in his
name to Detective Hutchins for the
unlawful killing of game. The loquac-
ity of his friends was probably the
cause. He was taken before Squire
Jester, of Dover. He had the fine and
cost to pay.
Otho Marvel and wife have returned
home. They have been to the city for
a few days Mrs. Kirkley and her
mother have gone to Wilmington,
where they expect to spend Christmas.
George Thomas has returned to
Chester, where he expects to resume
work. Miss Sallie Thomas is visit
ing her parents. She expects to leave
after Christmas. w. I. Hutson,
who has been sick for some time, was
out Sunday last. Miss Eva Jones
has gone to Philadelphia, where she
expects to spend her Christmas .-
Thomas Kirkley has gone away on a
visit to some of his friends.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18

What will make a more ac-
ceptable Xmas gift for your
mother, wife, sister or daughter
than a new and stylish Coat or
Cape? To get the correct styles
and prices you will want to visit
our new Cloak Department, and
you will be convinced that you
have found the right place.
We have just received a large
invoice Of the latest styles from
our New York factory for our
holiday trade with prices lower
than ever before.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
goods we sell.

WOMEN'S SHOES SI.6o
Welted and Stitched Shoes
which means making next best
to hand work-for $I.6o. We
have kept the shoe dealers
wondering all season, but this
movement surpasses all the
rest
The shoes are made from
stout bright chrome-tanned
kidskin with Oak-tannedleather
sOles ; welted and stitched !;
patent leather tipped or plain,
with
cOmmon-sense toe
square toe
wide round toe
narrow round toe
sharp razor toe.
Other stores must pay more
at wholesale for less good
shoes.
INFANTS SHOES, 25C
Button and lace, all colors,
fifteen sorts; soft soles.
25c.
Juliets for infants, 45c in
stead of 9oc.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
DRESS FABRICS.

You will not find anywhere
such a complete assortment of
the seasons novelties in Black
and COlored Wool and Silk-and-
Wool Dress Goods as we are now
offering. The large assortment
will be no greater surprise, how
ever, than the low prices marked
upon them. The new effects in
Silks and Velvets for waists and
dress trimmings are very hand
some.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18

The most remarkable cures of scro-
fula on record have been accomplished
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine
Is unequalled for diseases of the blood.
Take Hoods. Hoods Pills are hand
made, and in perfect proportion and
appearance. 25c.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
GX6 it., sateen, 1915.
HvH Il Hnnr. col tnnn e.

More eleg2nt up and up to
$40. And less than good Down
Quilts were ever before sold.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
WANAMMKER,S.

WANAN1NTKER'S
->~~>-~e~~N-70-"-~-~~-~-~~-~0
Dress Patterns at $500:
6yds. so in. French Serge.
6yds. 80 in. French Diagonal.
6yds. SO in. Plaid Scotch effects.
"a styles.
dress Patterns at 81:
Syds. 3S in. Hair-lined Stripe.
yds. 3S in. Silk Dashed Novelty.
Syds. SS in. Illuminated Stripe Che
viot.
Syds. 3S in. Novelty Cheviot.
Syds. 3S in. Silk-and-woOl Stripe.
Syds. SO in. Mohair Boucle Novelty.
Sc styles.
Dress Patterns at $4.55:
7yds. IS in. Imported Novelty.
yds. Is in. Imported Twill Suiting.
Is styles.
Dress Patterns at $3.50:
Syds. 80 in. Pin-dot Fancy
Syds. 3S in. Star Design Novelty.
yds. 80 in. Imported Striped Novelty.
20 styles.
Dress Pattern at $5.25:
7yds. Al in. Roucle Mohair Stripe.
styles.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
WOMEN'S WRAPPERS

WOMEN'S WRAPPERS
Flannelette Wrappers, pref
tily made and finished at col
lar, yoke and sleeves with sew
eral rows of narrow satin rib
bon, $I.75.
They are made with Wat
teau back and full skirt, the
body and sleeves lined. At
the price the only trouble for
KS will be to get them fast
enough.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-18
DOWN QUILTS

DOWN QUILTS
Such a gift will be a joy for
years. We know they are ex-
actly right, for we bring the
down from Siberia and make
the quilts ourselves. Just look
at the big flakes of down.
Luxury, be the cover sateen or
silk.
GxG it., sateen. 1915.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-26

Baltimore, June 25.-The American
barkentine Priscilla, Captain Klages.
arrived this morning from Rio and
Santos after a voyage of forty-four
days with a cargo of coffee.
The Priscilla's officers report that
when she left Santos. May u, yellow
fever was raging on every side and
the scenes in the city and harbor were
narrowing.
Men were dropping dead fin the
streets, dying by scores in the city
and on the vessels in port.
Some of the vessels had their flags
at half mast day after day for weeks
as man after man of their crews sue
cumbed to the scourge.
The death boat was being rowed
about the harbOr day and night from
vessel to vessel. collecting the dead
and taking them ashore for burial
Some of the vessels had only one or
two men left in their crews an many
of them were unable to get away for
the lack of men. J. NJ. GeyIe, the. first
officer of the Priscilla, was stricken
with yellow fever while in the harbor
of Santos, but recovered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-26
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Newsy Cables from All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

London. June Pin the house of lords
the seal fisheries bill passed its second
and third readings.
city of Mexico, June 25.-Jimmy Carroll,
the lightweight American pugiliSt, is be-
fore thecourJs on a charge of refusing 10
serve negroes with refreshments in his
SdrOOn.
London, June 25.-'r'le Pan Mall Gazette
commenting on the Cornell crew, SAYS
ton while on the Thames, and they are
not thought to in any way dangerous.
City of Mexico, June 25.-Senor Salvador
Maillefert and Col. Corella, secretary and
engineer respectively of .he Mexican In
ternatiOna1 boundary committee, are en-
route to San Antonio, ", ere that body
will shortly resume its situngs.
New York June "a special to the
Herald from Santiago de Cuba says: Adj
vices from ManZanillo are to the effect
that General Masso has been surrounded
and his capture is probable. Antonio
Maceo is reported to be in Savanna Mir
anda, and Jose Maceo IN Jarahucco.
Cabon Ind. June 25.-All the drivers
employed by the Eureka coal mines, No.
1 and 2, struck today, their wages having
been reduced from SL75 to Size per day.
Sydney, n. :. W, June Flowing to
the rejection of The land and income
taxes assessment bill, parliament will be
dissolved.
New York. June ga special 10 the
Herald from Havana, says: Marshal
CampoS has arrived here. The major
general states N letter dated June -.
he feels confidence in the United States.
whose highly honored president, MI
Cleveland, has Just given UnmiStakable
evidence of his regard for SPAIN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-26
DOM ESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News from All Parts OF the
Land Over Which the Stars aaA
Stripes Wave.

Denver, June 25.-The Alpine tunnel on
the South Park road, said to be the high
est railroad tunnel in the world was re-
opened today. 1t has been showed up the
past i've years.
Washington, June 25.-The following ca
diets have been appointed to the Naval ac-
ademy: Russell Montgomery. Portland
oregon; Huntington Johnston. alternate
Portland, Oregon; d. II. Wells jr. Salt
Lake city; W. b. Palmer. alternate, Salt
Lake.
TOulon, Ill, June 25.-NIiss Peassie Cul-
bertson, a prominent society girl, COM
mitted suicide today, her body being
found in shallow cistern. She had been
i'll and is supposed 10 have been tmpOr-
arily insane. Miss Culbertson was a very
beautiful young woman, highly educated,
and one of the wealthiest women in CEN
trail Illinois.
Washington. June 25.-United States
Chilli, under date of May 18TH that
julius Negbaur, an American citizen.
hotel on May 4th- The minister buried
him and took charge of his effects-S69 in
Chilean currency and a little clothing.
The minister is seeking information to
his antecedentS.
Washington, June 25-Secretary and
Mrs. Carlisle and Secretary and Miss
Morton, left Washington at II o'clock on
the Pennsylvania railroad for Marion
the brothers and sisters of Assistant Sec
rotary Hamlin of the treasury depart
menI Al Jersey Clty Iney Will take the
lighthouse tender John Rogers for Mari
on, across the bay from President Cleve-
lands summer house.
PittSburg, June 25--The fast meat train
| on the West Pennsylvania road collided
with an electric car on the Sharpsburg &
/ Citizens line at Sharpsburg, al 1880 this
] morning. Dan Nolan. the motorman was
/ fatally injured. and DR.. G. NJ. Dolly badly
/ hurt, but not fatally. Dan Cyphers, Mrs
/ Noble, and Frank Dougherty were cut
and bruised Just as the electric car
| reached the railway tracks the trolley
came off, leaving the car in darkness. The
! engineer of the approaching train did not
/ see the car until near it. He applied the
! aIr-brakes. but could not prevent the col
| lision. Most Of the thirty passengers on
/ the street car got off before the accident
| occurred, but the motorman stuck to his
] post
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-26
FIRE AT SANTIAGO.
Building Occupied By the House of
Congress DESTROYED.

Washington, d. c., June 25.-Minister
Strobel, at Santiago, has sent the
state department the following:
Il regret to report the destruction by
fire of the building occupied by the
house Of congress. The edifce was re-
gartled as the finest in Chile and but
little of furniture or the archives were
saved The loss is estimated at about
81. OOOO 900 in United States gold, with
out considering the archives, which
can never be replaced. The building
was begun in 1851, but not dedicated
until 1876, during the presidency of
Ferdiorico ErrazuriZ. While there are
rumors that the fire was the work OF
an incendiary, it seems to be more
naturally the result Of an accident.
There were sevaral lighted stoves in
the building, which were being left
aHght and probably caused an explo-
sion by escaping gas The government
has called for plans for a new building,
notifying congress that on its compile
ton they will ask for funds for re-
cOnStruc lion. An extra SESSION Of con-
gress has been called to consider The
financial question and is now being
held in the state university.