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The herald., 1895-08-10
san BERNARD|NO BUDGET
Bad Accounting Leads to a
Serious Dispute
MARSHAL THOMAS ACCUSED
Arrowhead Hotel Will Be Promptly
Rebuilt
Supervisors Summoned Before Equalization
Board to Show Cause Why Their Assess
ment Should Not Be Raised

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 9.-County
Clerk Diss has just received information
from the clerk OF the state board OF equal
ization that that Dody had examined the
assessment of San Bernardino county for
the year 1895 and contemplates a hor i
zontal raise of the valuation OF all prop
srty in the county. The letter summo
the board Of supervisors to appear at
Sacramento August 23d and show cause
why the assessment should not be raised.
Immediately upon the rsceirt OF the
notification, Clerk OF the Board Moulton
sent notices to each supervisor inform
ing him OF the word from Sacramento
and at the meeting OF the board to be
held Monday, action will be taken to
mako as good a showing as possible be-
fore the state board of equalization and
thus prevent raise in the assessment.
The valuation of the property in the
county fell short of the assessment of
1894. about $l.250, 600, and according to
X. G. Dun e. Co., this is the only county
in Southern California which does not
show substantial increase.
The herald., 1895-08-10
BELLIGERENT SUBOR DINATE
Superior Judge Stanton Attacked by
Clerk COsgrave
Urpleasantness Attributable to UncompI.-
mentary Communica-
tion

FRESNO. August 9.--The talk of the
town this even ing is the assault made
upon Superior Judge Stanton l.. Carter
this afternoon by the clerk of his court,
David Cosgrave. The encounter did not
amount to much from pugilistic stand
point. but the fact that one of the par
ties is superior judge adds very mater
rally to the public interest in an unm {.
portant affair.
The cause of the unpleasantness ap-
pears 10 have been letter of instructions
little less lengthy than the penal code,
which the judge had served upon the
clerk by an officer this morning. 1t con
tanned detailed Instructions as to how the
clerk should perform his duties. and in
timated in terms not very complimentary
tnat these duties had not been properly
performed in the past. The clerk and his
superior met in the fresno Loan and
Savings bank later in the afternoon. and
the former demanded an explanation of
certain statements made in the commu-
nication. and not getting a satisfactory
answer. proceeded to take satisfaction
out of the portly person of the judge, in
which he was speedily interrupted bv
other parties. The Judge was not hurt.
and a little after swore out warrant for
the arrest of his belligerent clerk.
This evening Clerk Cosgrave pie AIDED
guilty TO the charge and paid ene of
x20.
The herald., 1895-08-10

For those many women who have suf
fered through the indoor life Of winter
and spring, with tired nerves, sleepless-
ness. neuralgia. rheumatism, the dyspep-
sia that is best expressed by the words
mo appeti the many worn-out
women, many of whom will get no real
vacation, but must attend the whole
summer long to household duties-for
such women there is every need now of a
brisker feeding OF the reduced blood and
nervous tissues by means Of the best nu-
tritive agent in the wide world today
Paine's celery compound.
After building up the body by the use
of this great modern restorative, diseases
of the special organs, heart troubles, kid
ney disease, dyspepsia and sleeplessness
will disappear.
Neglect to satisfy the demands of the
nervous system by rapid, com plete nour-
ishment of all its parts, carries heavy
penalties. Paine's celery compound,
more effectively than anything else the
world has yet known, restores health to
men and won en- whose blood has been
robbed of vitality, from whatever cause,
and whose nerves have lost their healthy
The herald., 1895-08-10
POMONA SOCIETY NOTES

POMONA. August 9.-Rev. u. O..
Corey. who has been away upoE bis sum
mcr vacation, will occupy the pulpit ~
the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Baynham, who mas been vis'tins
i'll San Diego the past week, returns nome
tomorrow.
Mrs. Susie M. Sweet will leave SATURDAY.
for Santa Monica to attend the y. a. h'
encampment.
The members of Company d. N. u. C.'
gave very pleasant dance at the armory
hall last night.
Miss Lucy HornbecE and Miss Evalyn
Lauyne are spending this week at Dell's
camp in San Antonio canyon.
Prot f. A. y su.nd IS several as Week.
Mr.. George Mosher will shortly leave
for Des Moines. 1a, where he will start
upon three years course in theolog-
ical college, preparatory to entering the
ministry OF the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Tilden are at San
Diego for short sojourn.
The midsummer edition OF the Pomona
Progress was issued Yesterday, and Is in
every way splendid number, to further
the interests OF this place and valley.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Fulton. accom-.
panied by Mrs. M. +. Rubb and Mr.. Full.
ton. left for Long Beach today to be abb
sent some time.
Mr.. Rolin Burr OF Yuma, A;iz., form.
erly resident here. was In the city for a
short while today.
Mr.. +. Il. Trotter, who has bee
seriously i'll for some time, is rapidly re-
covering. He will be connected with the
trrn of Newberry d. Co. as soon as it
opens.
The family of T. W. Johnston, of the
National bank, which is now residing at
Pasadena. will come to this place to re-
side in short time.
Miss Jessie Kietb OF Los Angeles is
the guest OF Edith Young at their camp
in San Antonio canyon this week.
The herald., 1895-08-10

tion. the assessment roll is also stamped
paid, for the convenience OF the tax col
lector, and thus the payment is supposed
20 be recorded in both books.
But it happens in the present instance
that in the years 1912 numbe OF
names nn the ASSESSMENT roll have the
stamp paid" standing opposite, but the
the question is what is the better evil
dence, the presence OF the stamp indi-
eating that the tax is paid. or the receipt
in the book indicating that it is not paid.
The herald., 1895-08-10
CITY r1arshal Thomas

E. III. Thomas, city marshal for six
years previous to 1893. and who is
charged with a shortage of about 1925 by
the experts who have been going through
the city's accounts. Is far from admitting
there is anything In the discoveries mad 0
by Messrs. Elliott and Curtis, and main
tains that not only all the charges are
groundless, but that he has the proof to
snbstantiate the statement. One. excep-
ton noted is an item of $6.0l which oc-
Cured in the addition of column of fig
ures, and was made by some Of Thomas
assistants in the Office.
OF the amount alleged to be short, $255,
more or less, fully three-fourths was
found in the tax account Of the KIM ar :
shal. When taxes were paid, not only
does the property owner receive receip pit
tor the amount. torn ont the recejpt
book, while the stub is left, but in addi-
The herald., 1895-08-10
French Fishermen Rescued

NEW YORK. August 9.-The Dutch Oil
tank steamer La Campone. which arrived
today from Antwerp, picked up two
French fish ermen adrift in their dory on
the banks on August 4th. They we're in
an exhausted condition. having been
adrift for forty-six hours without food
or water. They gave their names as
.Aloisjean Murien and Celestins Dragon.
They had left their vessel, the schooner
Provnche, at st. Pierre. Miquelon, on
August I'd, to attend their travis. A
dense fog set in shortly afterward and
they were unable to return to their ves-
al
The herald., 1895-08-10
Nofea Of fhr nzv

J. A. Stewart Of Bagdad has pleaded
guilty to selling liquor without county
license and was fined $50 and costs by
Justice Carroll, at Needles.
One improvement which vas made possi-
BILE by the removal OF the public library
to Its present quarters, is the opening OF
a newspaper room. and filing of the jour
nails which are required at the library
and making ie possible to refer to them
should occasion demand.
The herald., 1895-08-10
SAN BERNARDINO ASSESSMENTS
State Board Of Equalization viii Investiga
Shortage Of Marshal Thomss

State Board Of Equalization viii Investlgate
Shortage Of Marshal Thomss
SAN BERNARDINO, August 9.-The
state board of equalization has notified
the board OF supervisors to appear at
Sacramento on Friday, the 23d day of
August, 1895, and show cause why the
assessment OF San Bernardino county
should not be raised. Assessment is made
by the coanty assessor as 81, 250 O0U less
than it was last year.
Expert reports filed with the city trustees
at its last meeting made ex-Marshal
Thomas $225 short in his accounts. He
shows the receipts not issued in lieu OF
the major part of the amount. and will
fight the case in court to finish before
he will pay a cent.
The herald., 1895-08-10
London Stock Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The Evening
Posts special from London says:
The gigantic speculation OF Kaffirs and
IN British South Africa in particular over
shadows all other markets, which are
neglected. Americans were dull on fears
Of at least 50, 900, 900 OF gold TO be shipped
tomorrow. Gables from your side indicate
thr"ngh the syndicate. This is not gen.
ei ally believed here.
The herald., 1895-08-10
TO FIGHT TEMPERANCE ORDINANCES
Saloonmen Organize for That Purpose at
Santa Ana

Santa Ana
SANTA ANA, August 9.-It 10 now an
open secret that the saloon men of this
city have organized to fight the pomona
liquor ordinance. which is now in
effect. An organ ization has been formed
with Chris Miller as president and the
best OF legal talent has been engaged to
fight the case through the courts. Some
months ago an ordinance was passed
imposing restrictions thut saloon men
believe to be unjust; hence the organ,za-
tion above and preparation for fight.
According to the present arrangements
one OF the members will apply for a
liquor license at the next meeting of
the board of city trustees, when the fight
proper will begin.
The herald., 1895-08-10
Arrowhead Hotel Reorganization

The Arrowhead Hot Springs Hote, COM
pany filed amended articles of incorpora-
tion in the county clerks Office today.
The only change in the articles is in the
principal Office OF the com pany shall be
at Los Angeles instead of at Arrowhead
springs. Tho list of stockholders in
cludes A. B. Chapman OF tine Santa Anita
ranch, j. W. Gillette and b. +. Coulter
OF Los Angeles, Sylvester Lyman of
Westminster ana r. r. Darby Of Arrow.
head Hot Springs. The capital stock is
among the five stockholders. each sub
scriDing 200 shares. The action on the
part of the company is conclusive evil
dence that the rebuilding of the burned
hotel will be gone forward with at once.
The herald., 1895-08-10
Cook q Defaulter

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-James D.
Cook, cashier for General Passenger
Agent Goodman of the Southern Pacific,
is now declared to be dsfauiter to the
extent of $4,000. Cook suddenly disap-
peared two weeks ago after his return
from trip to Portland. 1t Is said Cooks
relatives will settle with the surety COM
pany to save him from impris onment.
The herald., 1895-08-10
King Of Horse Tanners

Professor o. R. Gleason. the king of
horse tanners, and his assistants will give
an exhibition Of his powers in training
wild horses at Rsdondo Beach on Sunday.
Trains on the Santa Fe will leavs at I 80
a. M, a. M. a. M, 10 a. M, II o.
M, II noon, 20 p. M, O'Clock. Re
turning last train leaves the beach at 7
O'Clock. Round trip so cents.
The herald., 1895-08-10
FIRE AT RIVERSIDE
Inmates Barely Escape Being Burned to

Inmates Barely Escape Being Burned to
Death
RIVERSIDE. August 9.-Fire destroyed
the residence of Mrs. s. NJ. Atwood in
West Riverside this morning. The origin
OF the fire is unknown, but it is believed
to have been caused by gasoline stove.
B. +. Atwood and 4. Vandergan, who
were in the house. had narrow esca pes
from death. They were with difficulty
aroused in time to escape from the burn
ing building. Loss is estimated at $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
The herald., 1895-08-10
State Department Notes

WASHINGTON, August "a cable
gram received at the state department
from United States Consul Campbell at
Port Luis. MauriGius, announces that no
will send Mrs. Waller. wife of the ex-con-
sui. and her four children. to Paris on
the steamer leaving there on the Goth inst.
The herald., 1895-08-10
No Launch Lost At Newport

SANTA ANA, August 9.-Word was
Just received here. that the launch which
went ashore between Newport and Long
beach on Thursday was only small
pleasure boat, and that no lives were lost.
The herald., 1895-08-10
Clearing House Report

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The following
table compiled by Bradstreet shows the
total clearings at the principal cities and
the percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
year ago:
The herald., 1895-08-10
Censor Of War News

HAVANA, August 9.-Senor Pedro
Mirallos has been appointed censor OF
war news.
The herald., 1895-08-10

Indigestion radically cured by the use OF
Angoetura BittelG Sole manufacturers. DR.. j
q. b. Siegert & Sons Procured Of all druggists.
The herald., 1895-08-10
PUBLIC KINDERGARTEN

Orange Trustees Decide to Levy q Tax to
Maintain 1t
ORANGE, August 9.-At a meeting of
the trustees yesterday it was decided to
levy $400 tax to maintain kindergar.
ten in connection with the public schools.
Orange now has the only pubic kinder.
garten between Los Angeles and San
Dieoo
The herald., 1895-08-10

whsn Baby was sicE. we ravs her Castona
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When ahe became Nias, ahe chung to Castoria.
Wan ahs had ch,dxsn, shs eSvsthsm CastesiA
The herald., 1895-08-10

..;n. rns ~ FL ssRs: dssis. q ths s.iy IL Eek
The herald., 1895-08-10

Big Stock Of Alumlnum
ware Just received at 2lA a Broadway: to BE-
sold 1t cut prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
HerOism OF southern BattleGeIds

Cen. Heath who was i'm the Confederate
Third Corps. Gen. \. +. Hili So and per-
sonal friend OF Gen. L0nsstreet. was IN
PRODUCED by that gentleman to our repre-
sentative. and with true southern cOur-
tcsy The Old gentleman. now in hts seven
ty-flrst year. contributed Information on
several pertinent questions lie Was ask
ed:
General can y4u recall any Instances
OF peculiar bravery which came under
your Observation IN battley'
Yes. he replied. Il think one OF the
most gallant things that ever witnessed
during the late war was an act performed
by man now possibly forgotten among
TIE hosts that struggled on the relds Of
battle i'm our southern land. Capt Slade,
who was on my STAFF. on the 5th Of May.
1864. led a charge on foot In the midst OF
a perfect hailstorm Of musketry and artn-
lery and after most heroic effort. sue
cceded I'm resaining possession Of an aban-
doned cannon and returning with ~ sue
cossfully 20 our lines. The chances We're
thousands against his coming back alive.
but with a courage horn Of desperation
h. was successful in his attempt.
As for acts of comparison. one of
the most tender instances Of mercy that
eyer came 20 my notice was on the nighi
Of the battle Of Sharpsburg on the lth
~ ,2tember. 1S62, just after nightfalL
at the conclusion Of that tcrrii r. conflict.
when the wounded of both Blue and Cray
covered The battlefield. their suuening
(, rms rent and torn. their faces cold IN
death or fr.shtmliy mutiiatcd, burning
with fever. their means piercing the night
air \ Confederate officer. in looking
after his own injured. found IN a hollow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
tnecdOte Of Irving.

After closing his theatre. having de-
posed King Arthur on that day. Sir Henry
Irving will enact the part of the cabmcns
best friend by presiding at the annual
dinner of the Cabmen's Benevolent lnsti-
tuition. No doubt In VIII hc a perform
ance All present VIII as much relish as
they VIII their legs Of mutton and trim.
mings He Will show them tnat from
King 10 "Kab' there Is but a step. Can.
by knows Mr.. Irving right welt. hts acts
of kindness TO them are spoken of WIN
gratitude In their social circle. An inH-
dent Of beneYcleuce towards ono OF them
De- ought himself 10 dram atiCJly relate.
What's the natter words addressed
TO one of the crowd. poor Jms hos
IS dead. sir. II was his own, he a good
fellow" The hosp NO, er-Jim.
The horse was there dead as cats meat.
and Jim was looking sorroWiully az lt as
fl not uneraccfuiiy Tag before thc imm0v.
able hanson. The long friendship be-
tween man and beast WAS severed for
ever. though memory might dRcii upon
IL. Severed. too. was JiH.'s connection
with his bread and cheese also the con-
nectiOn Of Jims poor family win those
artists Jim saw them floating away as
q vision upon the TIM AR. All inns ar
Irving imagined. though 10 was not poeti.
cally ssd by poor Jim. and as quick a.
thought Mr. irying slipped the caDby ms
purse. containing 10 pounds. more tnaB
enough 10 replace the horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
A Widows Analysis of Low.

Who can estimate the Velue OF woman
affection?
Gold cannot purchase gem so precious.
It is dinisut 20 know at what moment
love begins. 1t is less difficult TO know
how it begun.
And there Is nothing holicr I'm this life
Of ours than the first consciousness OF
love. ,se first fiuttering Of rs silken wings.
the frs; rising sound Of the wind which
is so soon to sweep through the soul To
purify or destroy. Love is a power po-
tent for good. but debased. potent for
evil \ disappointment in love Is harder
% get over than any other. The passion
Itself so sOftens and subdues the heart
that e disables Il from struggling or
bearing up against the woes and dis
trosseS which befall IL. The wind meets
with other msfOrtuncs IN her whole
strength. she stands collected within her.
self and sustains the shock with all the
force natural to her. but A heart crossed
IN love has its foundation sapped and i'm
mediately sinks beneath Tho weight OF
accidents that are disagreeabe to its IA
vorite PASSION. fhe love Of woman is "A
stronger. purer. and sweeter thing than
that OF man. There are many radical dig
fcrcnces in the affectionatc nature OF man
and woman. Man Is creature cf in
terest and ambition his nature leads
him forth into the struggle and hustle
Of the great world. Love is but the en-
Enlistment OF his carly life. lie seeks
Tor fame. FOR fortune. for a space in the
worlds acts. and dominion over his fellow
men, But a Womans whole life IS the
history Of her affections. Woman's love
Is stronger than that OF mans because
she sacrifices more. From the covenant
of friendship then. we thought in after
days to enjoy the benefit and treasures
of early love. But the forces OF HE
have driven us asunder and swept away
all but the memory Of the past. How
different the contrast In thoughts and
feeling then and now Then It was the
trusting confidence Of childhood. nov. Il
is the doubling mind that has tasted OF
the worlds insincerity. We had faith
then. but we have doubt now. Here is
an elasticity 10 the human mind and
heart capable Of bearing much, but which
will not show itself until n certain weight
Of affection be put upon II. Fear not
the darkness" says the Persian proverh,
"it conceals. perhaps, the springs Of the
water OF life"
Think IT not unkind then. # amictions
hcfall ;hoc. b. is FOR the best that they
are sent. God calls those whom lie loveth
and why should lie not claim His own
jewel TO shine I'm His own house? It
may seem hard under such circumstances
20 say. all for the best" Hc will take
you home 10 rejoice in finding friends and
loved ono from whom YOU have been
separated. Then how true viii be the
saying, all for ihe best"
\ WIDOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02
F4THER DUILE on CHCRCH UNITY
Tie End ofthe Century. lie Says. VII! Sse
a Eennitisg thrist'Hh"m-

Tie plan nropored by tho League OF
Catholic Unity. consisting Of clerSymen OF
the principal Protestant denominations,
who bono 20 unto a divided Cnrlstendom
uo0n a basis Of the -four articles adopted
by the Lambeth Conference In lsM. haS
attracted the attention Of The Rcnau
Catholics throughout the country. Tho
four principles upon which u IS oelleFen
Church unity can be accomplished, are.
l. The Holy Scriptures or inc pld ana
New Tcstaments. rs Containing an thing
necessary - salvation" and O. nen3 the
rule and ultimate sflndard OF iaitn.
, The Apostles Greco. as the bs ptsma!
symbol, and the Nicene Greed. as the
SUN len, statemen; Of th' Christian
faith.
g. The two sacramente ordained ~
Christ Himself. baptism ana The supye.
Of the L9rd minls.ersd with rnfailing
use of Christs words OF institution, ana
OF the elements ordained by Hrn.
4 The historic epscopate. locally adapt
e. In TIE methods OF its administration TO
The varying needs OF the nations and peo-
lies called of God into the unity OF HIS
Church.
In speaking OF the new movement to-
ward Christian unity yesterday, the Rev
Father Alexander r. Doyle Of the Church
Of The PaEllst Fathers, said.
Il deem the movement most sign-
ncant one and when / read the account
n the last meeting OF the League or
Catholic Unity and gaw who the men are
who have Identified themselves with It.
ahd rem embcr their reputation Tor earn
estness. the importSn nee OF the movement
can scarcely be Oyercstmated. Inc least
aspect OF Il Is that 1t shows how the
heaven has been quietly ana silently work
inc in every Christian denomination. The
leaders have had the matter at heart ana
have been praying and thinking over II.
and as consequence will ultimately
work out modus yivendi Of Christian
unity.
The days OF theological scalping have
gone By. The policy to-day l. not 10 en-
phaslze our differences, but 10 reaHlrm
more and more our agreements. Tne
points or which many Christian denOmi-
nations agree are very many, ana those
wherein we differ are. after al. but a
few. and the less notice taken or those
few the closer We shall come together
After all. most Of cur religious antipatbfes
come from not knowing each other. IL
we were personal friends meeting ire
quently entering into some good work
for civic purity or anything else we
would appreciate each others motives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-02

Count shinburn. Nrtor Gus Bank Burg
lar. Arrested.

NEW YORK. June % Mark Shnburn.
? notorious bank burglar. who has been
operating in this country and abroad
since 1861. was arrested here on Friday
by detectives connected with the Pinker-
ton agency. He is accused OF being the
leader Of a gang Of burglars which mas
robbed twenty banks in or near New
York state during the last three years
hut the specific charge against him VIII
be complicfty I'm the attempted burglary
at the First National Bank OF Middle
burg. n Y, on April 10Th last. The depre-
dations OF the gang brought about the
organization of The country banks or
what is called the American Bankers
Association. This body was formed sole
Y 10 break up the few woii-organized
bands of bank burglars remaining in TINS
country, and they retained the Pinkerton
agency 10 do the work. The arrest OF
Shinburn IS It's arst triumph.
la statement OF the arrest Issued by
the PinkertOn agency very little Is SAID
OF the evidence against Shinburn or Of the
facts that led up 10 IL. II Is stated that
he was aiken into custody at Thlrty-ffth
street aud Seventh avenue on Friday
morning. and that he has already been
taken TO Anddicburg, at which place
bench warrant was issued for the arrest
some time ago. The man. IL is said has
been living In a boarding-hous on Thirty
fourth street between sixth and Seventh
avenues: but the detectives decline 10
give the number OF the house. on the
ground that It is a respectable place. ana
that Shinburn's character and real name
were unknown there. After arresting
who made no resistance. the
detectives say they went 10 his room.
where they found a most elaborate XII
of burglars tools. The implements were
OF the finest make and included every
thing of the sort known to the craft. from
"sneak" shoes, saws. skeleton keys, jim
mys. lock-picks and drills TO nitro-gly-
cerine. powder, cartridges, and pistols
The Plnkerton people say that II is one
OF the most complete lay-outs they ever
saw. and that when they entered the room
the implements were spread out on a
table. where the man had been sorting
and cleaning them. An effort was made
10 get Skinbnrn TO confess to his part
IN the attcn pied robbery OF the Middle
burg Bank but he absolutely declined 10