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The herald., 1895-01-23

POMONA, Jan. 22.-The city trustees met last
evening. Delinquent taxes were given in as
SHOOTS, which was stated to be less amount
than that OF last year
The city attorney presented draft of bill to
be presented TO the legislature, asking that
cities OF the sixth class be granted power to
open streets.
An ordinance similar to the effective one in
Redlands, prohibiting or restricting the beating
oIdrums, ETC., on the public streets without
special permit from mayor for each lnhiction.
was read and passage deferred Tor some few
changes 10 be made.
Dr. Burr called the boards attention to the
condition OF Carey avenue from the effects OF
the storm water in relation to the public
health. Referred to street superintendent
i. E. Armour, Second street property
owner, was calculating petition today, ask
ing Tor the addition OF a street lamp at the
corner OF Second and Gibbs streets
Mr.. and Mrs. k. X. Human have returned
from several days visit in Sierra Madre.
c. p. Olin is to be counted among Pomona's
smiling orange growers. He stated today
after having looked over several g:oves, that
the condition of the orange crop was never
better.
Ex:supervisor J. W. Cook was down from his
ranch today and expressed himself in glow
terms Of the future for olives
The herald., 1895-01-23


The Lake avenue car line is being
changed from wide TO q narrow gauge.
The Scoville bridge over the Arroyo
seco will be repaired and opened to the
public in few daYs.
The funeral of MIR. Kehler, the Young
man who died from consumption, was
held today from the undertaking estab-
lishment of Reynolde & Van Nuys.
Mr.. Frank Wallace had marrow es-
cape from serious accident this morn.
ing. While driving under one of the
big are Tampa on Marengo avenue, the
rope holding it broke. The light fell,
narrowly missing Mr.. Wallace and
smaehing to pieces on the ground.
Mr. Frank Policy will address the
University Extension club tomorrow
evening, at the Uniyersslist church,
upon Sociology OF the Old Spanieh
Ranches. This is the third lecture on
this line given by Mr.. Policy, and they
are attracting much attention.
A special meeting of the w. @. T. u,
will be held in the NJ. e. church tomor-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of discussing the local liquor situa-
ton snd the host way of forcing O COM
pliance With the law. All are invited,
and special invitation ia extended to
the ministers of the city.
The herald., 1895-01-23
GANG OF BOY BURGLARS
THE OFFICERS LAND FOUR OF
THEM IN JAIL.
They Stole Much Property and Divided
the spoiis-Good Subjects for
whittier.

Detectives Aubls and Hawlsy have
broken up . gang Of youthful thieves,
and it is moro than likely the whole lot
will be sent to the Whittier reform
school.
For many weeks complaints have been
received ct the police station of thetts
of overcoats. hats and baskets from
various schsolhouses throughout the
city; of the stealing of carpenters tools
from buildings in the course OF erection,
and of the sudden disappsarancs of
handkerchiefs and other email articles
displayed in the big stores. The most
serious theft was the stealing OF every
coat and wrap in the Eighth street
school house while the pupils were busy
ct their studies.
The youthful thieves sold the booty
whenever they could and divided the
spoils. When arrested yesterday by the
detectives. one of the boys had o bogus
note in his possession, which he in
tended using to aid him in selling some
of the stolen property. The note il 20
follows:
Los ANGELES, CAL,
21S Boyd street.
DEAR SIR PLEASE buy the plane from
my son and oblige. Mr.. j. SMITH.
There was NO Mr.. ]. Smith at the
number given. and it was plainly seen
that the boys thoroughly understood
their business. A charge Of burglary
will bs filed against each OF the boys.
Thsy gave the names Of Ed Whitson,
The herald., 1895-01-23

A tally-ho party arranged by Miss
Greenlsai drove out to Baldwin's ranch
today.
Mr.. Ray Hutchins is about again after
a aerioua attack OF Illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Crawford returned to-
day from their wedding tour.
Mr.. W. w. Johnson leaves for his
home in Nebraska tomorrow over she
Santa Fe.
Mr.. G. B. Horton, formerly of the San
Francisco Chronicle, was among today'a
visitoFs.
Mrs.. Norton of Chicago arrived yester.
day end will spend the winter with the
Hurlbort family.
Mr.. Dodge, editor of the Hsnford
Sentinel, ia the guest of Mr.. j. L.
Parker OF East Colorado street.
Prof. Kyle left today for Riverside
whore he will put on the opera, Patisnce,
with local talent.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Green are
L. S. Maginnis, st. Louis; T. D. Wood
aud wife, Santa Barbara; II. Willot,
Chicago.
Manager Clark OF the electric road
was in town today, looking over the
local plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren, OF South
Dakota, are expected to arrive tomorrow
to epend the winter
Mr. Vroman returned from Echo
mountain laat evening. with a large
number OF views taken among the
snow.
The party which went to Catalina
Saturday, sc guests OF Hancock Ban
ming, returned today in high spirits.
The herald., 1895-01-23
KIDNAPPED THE CHILD.
ALLEGED HARSH TREATMENT OF
A WIFE.
William Ebers Being Hupted by the
Police-Hs Took His Babs From
Its Mother.

Three months ago William Ebers, his
l7-year.old wife and S.montbs.old babe
came to Los Angeles from st. Louis.
Ebers rented the cottage at $40 San
Julian strest and shortly sitsrwsrd
secured employ ment in the Cass-Smurr
hardware store on South Spring street.
According to the story told By the
police Ebsrs abused bis young wife. He
found fault With nearly everything size
did. Tuesday night be seid he had
kept secret from her and intendsd to
tell her everything. He did so. Among
some OF his relations was the statement
that he had associated with persons of
q disreputnble character.
The broken -hearted ycuugswifa told
him she had forgiven his every o.hsr
fault, but could never forgive this ore
fault. Shs also told him that she would
not live with bin. and straightway
took the bahia and went away. She
remained that night at the Madison on
South Main street.
Yesterday the. littla woman went
back home and afterwards to a c1lored
neighb1r to get poms milk. Is eaema
that Ebera had bean watching his wife,
aud seeing his opportunity, rushed into
the house and grabbed up the babe.
Before tho mother or the family could
realize the situation, Ebers had fed
with the child.
The kidnapping was reported TO the
police last niglt. and Officer Ditewig
was detailed to fni Ehsrs and tbs little
one. Up to an early hour this morning
no trace OF them was secured. The
mourning mother is at the house OF q
frisnd on San Julian street.
The herald., 1895-01-23
UNIVE e SITY.

UNIVERSITY. Jan. 21.-The long looked for
and long delayed extra biological apparatus
for the college has arrived at last Undoubted-
ly the biological labratory is now the best
equipped of The kind in Southern California
Prof. lamar Grey of the department of Greek
will start next week on a leave of absence I'M
til next fall She will visit many of the prom
inent institutions of learning in the United
States, with view OF examining their me thods
of teaching Greek
The members OF the Sigma Chi fraternity
were entertained at "stag" last week by II. G.
Wright at his residence on Figueroa street.
The boys had jolly time. Messrs. Garrett
Wright, Shaw, Martin, Thompson and Funk
were present
Orzo strest will hereafter be known as
Thirty-third street.
The new athletic and bath room of the col
lege has Just been completed. The literary So
cietles OF the college contributed q conside r
able sum towards the furnishing.
The herald., 1895-01-23

P. o. Prince. commander; VIM. H
Korstian, lieutenant commander; F. T..
Burnhsm, record keeper; j. W. Eye
stone, finance keeper; W. s. Albaugh,
chaplain 0. A. Mckinley. sergeant; j..
II. Plant, master at arms; IL. f. Ives,
seeond NJ. OF G.. Oloi Lagerieldt, senti-
mel.
In the Ladies' Hive the following new
officers were put in:
Mrs. Kittis A. Prince. lady comman-
der; Mrs. Mary E. Shaw, lady lisuten-
ant commander; Mrs. Eta Savage, lady
record keeper; Mrs. Luella Conrad. lady
finance kesper; Mrs. Mary E. CLARK,
lady chaplain; Mrs. Rosevs Storey. lady
sergeant; Miss Mamie Platt, lady mis-
tress at arms; Miss Agnes Boehm, lady
sentinel; Mrs. Ida Q. Lacy, lady picket.
The herald., 1895-01-23

DR.. Jones is one of the few people who
are privileged to read message OF con-
dolence upon their own death. This
morning the doctor received message
over the Western Union wires from bis
friends in the east, addressed TO Mrs.
Jones, expressing great sorrow at the
death of Dr.. Jones and extending Gym
patty. The doctor Was much amused
over the incident and Immediately re-
piled, expressing thanks for the kind
ness and stating that he was still de-
cldedly alive. He is entirely unable to
account for now the report reached his
friends, as he is in the best OF health
aad does not contemplate shufiling off
this mortal coil just at present.
The herald., 1895-01-23
|AANY TRAMPs AT PASADENA
Wild Japanese Arrested and
Fined.
IL Wanted to Clean Out the China
men.
asndsns News to Date In Full-Amuse-
msnts and Coming
Events.

PASADENA, Jan. 22.-The war between
1hina and Japan has reached Pasadena
s last. Yesterday evening young
japanese came up from the Angel City
nth the avowed intention of cleaning
ut the Chinese within the city limits.
ncidently he hsd roaring flag" wheD
>a struck this peaceful place. which was
r. 10 OF his being gathered in by
n ga ,ers before he had an opportun>
J. * d the town of its hesthen popu-
Mon A night in the box which this
tiAy ss pleased to call Jail. however,
&h6 s cooling effect upon his am bition,
fna WIEN brought before Recorder Ros.
fte fhis morning he presented very
HEX ppssrance. A fine of SIS was
tncge IAN he could raise, and he will DO
4 euess at the county Jail for that many
BaTs.
aise cases OF the three restaurant
a ee9s4s who were arrested several days
sa e selling liquor contrary to tbs city
t7esls ace, came up this morning at 10
|secc in the recorders court but was
4 b = ard, as the city attorney was absent
n Lea Angeles on the railroad case. II.
Lose appeared for the defendants
2nu csked for an immediate trial. hich
Ira ,nied. Later it was agreed to
5esspsne the hearing until Thursday,
4 he 18Th. The present ordinance rsgu-
tsfes sle sale of wine and beer in restau-
3 efs ,etween the houre OF II 80 a. m.
bnc 30 p. M, and 5 80 and z p. N. 1t
Il c,g ned that the men sold ou tside OF
Anssa sours. Heretofore the fines have
BE- sry heavy in these cases, ranging
sfnn 3l75 to $3.50. the limit being $500.
she y staurant men have concluded that
p aor pay to plsadsguilty, and propose
ID reht.
jxs cs Merriam is gaining reputs-
iirz long distancs sentencer. Today
se F5rs up two vags. one for 60 and the
4 sg ior 80 days. There was nc special
sharks against the men except being
lonfr led tramps, the intention being
10 n courage this class of winter tour
sssa. Z is doubtful, however, if this
bin have the desired effect.
Ewn tramps were sent up by the re-
lordei for 25 and 80 days, and third,
Who spparently wanted to work. was
|uzne8 looee. The chaingang will soon
~ prE in operation, and the result on
;his class of citizsns will be watched
Fisn interest
The herald., 1895-01-23
FROM EsCONDIDo.
Child Drowned-Roads Bad and Bridgss
Conc.


San Diego Sun: The first reports from Escon-
dido since the storm, reached here last night,
when Waterman Citerley, son OF c. W. Citerley,
who runs the overland stage and mail line, ar
rived. He did not bring the stage on account
OF the fact that wheel broke while crossing a
stream, but he managed to come through
horseback. He says the bridges are washed
out and the roads are wrecki. The approaches
to bernardo bridge are gone. and it was made
impossible. Poway bridge is in the same con-
dition. San Clemente canon, also Sherman
canon, beyond Poway grade are cut so that it
would be very difficult for wagon to pass
through. For considerable stretches the road
is a bed of loose rocks.
fatality occurred at Escondldo on Wednes-
day Tommy Alison. lad of about Ia. was
playing on the banks of Escondido creek and
fell into the raging waters. Before aid could
reach him he drowned.
Three boys including a son of W. H. Bal
bridge, the Escondido druggist, nearly lost
their lives while crossing Bernardo river.
Their horse was drowned.
When Citerly left. no positive reports had
been received of injury TO the new ditch and
water system, but it Is supposed some wash
inSs had occurred, as this season the earth
would gil be loose
The herald., 1895-01-23
At ECHO MOUNTAIN.
a Snow Man FarnIshes Amusement
Many Keee Mt ArrIvnLs.

a Snow Man Farnishes Amusement
Many Recent Arrivals.
Tho rush continues 60 the mountains
to enjoy the novel experience of g tum-
BILE among the snow banks. Echo
mountain boaats OF snow man, a to-
boggan slide and various other good
thinge which recall memories OF the
north land. Among yestsrday's visitors
TO the Echo Mountain house were:
A. H. Young. Donver. COL; Miss M.
p. Cadwallader, Miss A. Heaton. Mas
Helen Heaton, Philadelphia, Pa, and
Pasadena E. p. Jones, DIR. d. W. Evans
and Miss K Evans. Pasadena; Fred
Baker and wife, Los Angeles; W. j.
Cooper, Asbury Park. N. j.; Master
Ben Whitmore and John NJ. YORK. Pas
adena; Y. a. Perriott, Los Angeles;
Hon, T. P Lukens and vile, Miss
Lottie JONES' AID Mrs. e. E.
Jones, Panadena; It. A Patnoe, Alta
dena; VIM. Goldbeck. Cleveland, O.. +;
Geo. Patton and son, San Gabriel; MIR.
and Mira. II. NJ. Singer, Pasadena; B. A,
Bullock, indianapolis, Ind; +. NJ.
French and w. II. Bonssll and cons, Los
Angeles; Calvin Thornton. Mrs. Thorn
ton, Maud Thornton, Pasadena; Miss
Jones, Dss Moines; MIR. and Mre. f. W.
Thompson and two children, Los An
geles; w. II. Conger, N. A. Dalvmple,
Lila Dalrymple, Glinford Dalrymple. o.
Il. Jordan, Miss Jessie Cook, Mrs. T.. S.
Lowe, Miss Edna Lowe, II. II. Sherk,
NJ. D.. r. l. Rogers, a. Roy Dodworth,
Z. X. Rue, Master Rey Rule. Master
Gerald Rule, Chas. Ii. Granger. Abe
Vowman, j. s. Mills, Pasadena; Mrs.
NJ. E. Rule. st. Louis; D. s. Hatehins.
Portland, Ore. Florence E. Young,
soush Pasadena; @. 5. Waite. Los An
geles.
The herald., 1895-01-23
ONTARIO.
No Damage From the Eains-Local News
Matters.


Matters.
ONTARIO, Jan. 22.-The heavy rains of the
past week have done no damage to the orange
crop and have been positive benefit to our
roads. The latter are in prime condition.
hard and dry as they always are here few
hours after rainstorm. Today is warm and
bright and although the mountains to the
north and east of us are heavily covered with
snow, we do not anticipate any dangerous
frost.
Three new dwellings are about to be erected
for Ralph Cochran, Mr.. Robinson and W. II.
Rothaormel.
The new salvation army hail. 1920 present
from our citizens TO the army, was crowded
yesterday AZ every service.
Mrs. Arthur stewart of Winnipeg died here
on the nth. Her remains will be taken to
Manitoba this week
Alfred Docking will lecture on Alaska next
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
Mrs Budd Boble has been spending few
days at the southern Pacitic hotel as the guest
OF her father, Dr. A. e. Macdonald.
+. A. Little sold a 20 acre tract on the souLh-
side TO g. A. Hanson last week
Mrs. Merle has returned from visit to her
son at Santa pauta
Both OF our town papers, the Observer and
Record are strongly in favor OF sewer bonds
The herald., 1895-01-23
ANUS &c WENTB.

Frhs tuesday rrvsnin. Club Maets-AEiss
hams Ooncert-Othsr Events.
regular meeting of the Tuesday
Evening club was held last evening in
Shb ysssry of the UniversalisS church.
FhsEe vas large attendance Of mem
ss ID iriends, this interesting pro-
n s proving drawing card.
nnsoag those taking part were Miss
Pearl, secitation Miss Raymond. vocal
jcio; hsiss Longley. Los Angeles, piano
Bcla.
Tins (anitar and Banjo club, com posed
~ ths following musicians. rendered
,rvarsi selections: Mics Bushnell, Mas
Whis!en, the Misses Weingorth. An
ljfrh ss5ra of three pieces played, con-
sissang of Miss Longley and Mensrs.
ssetaa. All the selections we're good,
w sBs entertainment was thoroughly
nlc 81 by all.
'f0 GROW, Wednesday. evening the
inat cd concert OF Miss Ethel Ora
ksla III take place at the Green music
bnil d bids fair to prove q most de-
II ia musical affair. Among the
ilsu cis re- who will be heard il Mr..
fa5ag Parker ,sthe Los Angeles tsnor
5gE ias yes on Friday next TOR Italy to
scr be three years' course in voice
Ru..A- Pasadena ia favored in being
~ chance to hear him sing Mas
will be heard in very pleaa-
r. ction, and MIR. Charles King
MI ig. Several other musicians
boz . Angeles will participate. The
Afsq4a and Guitar club plays, and
enGsIc " dancing after the concSrt will
~ ished by Lowineky'e orchestra.
AL I'll, Methodist Episcopal tabernacle
,EtE ssening the Philharmonic Cho.
III eisi ,ty. assisted by Mise Neatly Ste
rs ave its concert for the second
nue many people not being able to
sttara be first presentation on account
N lhe ain. The attendance WAS much
: .tsl nan at the first concert. and the
wctE the chorus in Romberg's IRAN
iseqs Eternal showed great improve
tasrt a volume and movement. Tia
5rosr lme. which wss somewhss
shaused from the 1rst presentation, was
as folio VS.:
ghoru7 Transient and Eternal, Rombsrg;
y Los. ~ Mrs. Clapp. Miss Boilinger, DIR. Par
TER mr.. awards
1 40 il minor, Back; scherzo, A fiat ma
Q acA loven; Des Abends. Schumann; Etude
tigneae Foote; Harmonesque, Arthur Bird
ME feA ems.
'syear. tie, Little Jack Horne Caldicott--Miss
e1itAsr, Miss Brown, DR.. Parker, Mr.. Ed
'fscS
pft Giojosa, Moszkowski Auf den Wa
2ef ;kowsKi; Caprics (dedicated TO Miss
itef11sj Miss Stevens.
artette Thy request) Selected
Sa.ia ara, Chamnade; One September Day.
- 1Qr Rhapsodie Hongroise. Liszt-Miss
stn rcaa.
= ~ ylon's Wave, Gounod-Full chorus
80 - opera house thipga have been
fer aiet this season, with no very
sc faason either. There have been
sxlfe ,od houses at all the attractions
pkaeat I'D this year and first-class COM
pgHi5s nay be assured of support. A
mbsr of attractions, however. are
prom in the near future. Tomorrow
'yrnia Haverly's minstrels will be
Issn Ies the second time this season.
.aa ooflpany 10 favorite enc with
ealeua.
rs season of grand English opera
laf Ia Los Angeles is attracting many
! qua heater-goers nightly.
The herald., 1895-01-23

feanE Oscillation of the Ladies and
Knights of the Maccabees.
oiAt installation of the Ladies and
hp'ght Of the Maccabeea Wac held in
q. ~ I. hall last evening. Only mem
.1ese q the order were present, but
Dri1g "a their largo number the hall
'xks vel filed. Interspersed with and
}oi'oving the business roysl social
f$s1ns was enjoyed, .efreshmen
bFtns rved and the young people par
is'E e iq hop until late hour.
tless mIeicA programme was also
zlven. including piaIp solo by Z. A.
sgner; recitation Mrs. J. II. Plant;
q song. W. 81 Albepgh.
2ihcers we're ipstal q in the knights
Mt s follows:
The herald., 1895-01-23

Carlton Cornwell. foreman OF the Ga
zette, Middletown, N. j., believes that
Cham berlain's Oough Remedy should
be in every homo. lie used it for cold
and It effected speedy cure. He says:
ut is indeed Q grand remedy, loan
recommend to all. l have also seen it
used for whooping cough, with the best
results" 50-cent bottles for sale by
or & Vaughn. Fourth and Spring; @.
F. Heinzsman, 222 N. Main.
The herald., 1895-01-23
BuokIsns Arn,os salvs.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises,
sores, ulcers, saltrheum, fever sores, letter,
cnapped hands, chllblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. It's guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfaction or money refunded. Price, rs cents
per box. For sale by c. r. Heinzeman. 222 N.
N ain street.
The herald., 1895-01-23

IL yeays old, San Pedro street; Joe
Ybarronda, IA years old, Eighth. near
Los Angeles street; Bob Lyons. Is years
old, Eighth street; Frank O'Rorke, IA
years old. East Ninth street.
The herald., 1895-01-23

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
are afflicted with q Cough, Cold or any Lung
Throat, or Chest trouble, and Will use this
remedy ss directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit you may return the bot.
tie and have your money refunded. We could
not make this Offer did we NOT know that Dr.
King New Discovery could be relied on II
never disAppoints Trial bottles free at u i.
HeiiIzeInan drug store, 222 North Main
street. Large sfze Doc and 81.
The herald., 1895-01-23

All Jim became frightened at the
prospective outbreak OF highhinders
in Chinatown and purchased q revolt
yer. The weapon ne concealed beneath
the folds Of hia loose-ftting clothes, and
was prepared to fight any body, when
Officer Richardson appeared on the
scene. A fine OF $25 caused the celestial
to remark that he would not carry an.
other gun, highoinisrs or no high
hinders.
Other minor police court cases were
disposed OF as iollows A. H. Sch wi.zer,
obtaining money unGer false pretense.
dismissed; Maria Bsrnal, mother OF
three little children, now being cared
By public institutions. Drunkenness, IS
or five days; the trial OF Special Officer
Huston continued until Friday.
The herald., 1895-01-23

ATTENTION.
A PRIZE
OF $40

sofisred artists for the bss. design for litho
graphic poster. 23x32, emblematIc of Fiesta dc
Los Angeles. Designs will be received up to
Tuesday noon, January 29th. For particulars
inquire of H. W. FRANK, Chairman Advertis.
Ing Committee. ITO North Spring street. to
whom all designs should be submitted. the
committee thereafter to award the prize.
The herald., 1895-01-23

A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 32A South
Spring street with his stock Of wall paper.
The herald., 1895-01-23

Kregelo & Breeze, funeral directors.
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243.
The herald., 1895-01-23

Drink Shasta Water. Woollaoott agent.
The herald., 1895-01-23

wan paper at Ectssrom'.. s2a ). spIIns St
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-12-07

f. X. OTIS: Il presume that the
Aldermen vere knowing Of the facts ~
to the responsibility Of the banks and
their officers am not ami my pre-
sumption II. Of course, ia favor Of the
majority Of the council For | believe
in men, that very few are rascals with
out great temptations or necessity. If
the banks were merely credit Iustl-
tutions, established for sake ofor on the
CITY deposits, If they were not candi-
dates as banking houses, but as specu-
lative combines, if they misuscd or
otherwise knowingly sunk their deNos-
its. then in either case, the individuals
responsible Ought to be prosecuted.
And tie city is mos, able 10 institute
such prosecution and carry ii through
the courts. Probably not one Of the
ordinary depositors X financially able
10 bring suit against either banks not
withstanding they may have been frau
dulent corporations. The city was the
largest depositor IN each case. In view
OF the result, ii is reasonable to assume
that :ihe city furnished the capital,
lpossibly under false pretcnccsl and
that the CITY not being interested in
profits. should have recovered all it, in
yestments. But one half is better than
nothing. and trust my alderman to be-
lieye he wouldn't take for the city less
than he could get.