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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28
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prize $40 u G. Robbins q sons monitor S''o'' pm
$50 Kent a Wa,sons Major Mckinney
Glass g. Gucrnseys bulls three years oia OF scnnd
prze $40 II Mex Twomblys sheet hl .s 10 go
prize 81, Dukes Farms Lord StrantQru' Iu nndcd
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second prize $50 Levi +. Morton = IoIu -N"'" 1880 49,
prize SO the Westpor Farms selecuoh' -
shorthons three years oo DIS OF second
49, co. n Dohb,ns & sons Peerless; third prize sio
Kent Waison's Regina . ~. ,,.o sao
Class bulls one yea second prize
Cheserorook Farms Prince on bird nrize $40 T. b.
si5 II Mex. Twomblys PATRIOT "'D '
Buckiey's Aristus. 80. II. en-
Class 1, s,,or,horns exhibitors herds pi%e cS,
] q Robbins a sons Monitor. with Nora s,o on
Girl Gay Lavender and Sultai."' Fir Rosebud Rene
a Natsonts Major Mcklhl's' WIN
Regina II Kent Rose 90. ..u. eco
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soh,,ish Victor with Regina II. RUDY he'' ' w
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~r,r PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

Here &c the programme for Thanksgiving Day
10 judging Aberdeen Angus cattle ana Shropshire
fat wethers.
1910 ro-Judging Yorkshire swine
m-Grand parade Of cattle. sheep swine.
. ~, Judging championships for fat cattle
3 2 Especial exhibits -.
s.ao =, r,-Grand parade Of prize winning sneep'
N m.-crand parade Of the beef breeds OF cattle
40 n m-Grand parade Of the dairy breeds Of ca''e
3 o. n, Strengthening contest.
$50 p m.-Sheep dog trial
p. na-specai exhibits
$50 p m-Grano parade Of prize winners ana sneep-
shearing contest
8 D. m.-Sheep dog trial , 1000.
$50 Judging twenty-five hunters. middle and heavy
weight class.
SOME OF THE AWARDS.
Among the awards of prizes at the snow yeS'e''"!
the following:
The herald., 1895-12-20
SANTA BARBARA
Death Of MIR. J. ii. Williams, Founder O
Naples

Death of MIR. j. ii. Williams, Founder of
Naples
SANTA BARBAEA, Dec. 19.-Mr. j. H.
Williams, founder of the town of Naples,
in this county. died on the 10Th at the Lick
house, in San francisco. About year
ago he had an attack of the grip, from
which he never fully recovered. and sew
eral months ago went to San Francisco for
medical treatment. Although he was not
expected to live long the announcement of
his death by private telegram here occa-
stoned surprised, as only day or two ago
he was able to engage in several business
transactions. His wife was in this city,
but left at once on receiving the news of
of the sudden death. Mr.. Williams had
been postmaster at Naples for seven
years. He was wealthy property owner,
and always regarded as an upright, shrewd
business man. The residents of his town
and his many friends in this city mourn
the loss of Mr.. Williams.
An effort is being made TO secure the par
don of Pearl Bartholomew, the young man
who was recently convicted in the United
States court in Los Angeles for robbing, the
Summerland postoffice in October, ) %.
He has many sympathizing friends in the
oily town, and petition for his release
from durance vile is receiving numerous
signatures. The prisoner was not arrested
until two years after the commission of
his crime.
The fact that there is not an empty house
in Lompoc indicates that times are not
quite so dull in that town. The citizens are
now stirring themselves to induce the
Southern Pacific company to build a
branch road from its main line to the cor
porate limits. 1t is stated on good author
ity that the company will acquiesce on
condition that the right of way and ter
minal facilities be granted free of cost.
The herald., 1895-12-20
THE TROOPS WILL PARADE
To Add to the ECIat of the Rose
Tournament
STRANG'S HORSES RAN AWAY
But His Family Fortunately Escaped
Serious Injury
flr. Green and the Glass Factory-Company
B,N. @. c., VIII Banquet Luxuriousiy
Seals for Mt. Lowe--f3reyities

PASADENA, Dec. 19.-An entry for the
Tournament of Roses that pleased the
committee was that of troop ID, National
Guard of California, the letter announcing
the acceptance of the invitation to join in
the parade being received this morning.
This cavalry company will undoubtedly
prove great attraction, giving an oppor-
tunity to witness the evolutions of the
crack company of the First brigade all be-
decked with roses and flowers. Captain
Lankershim will put the company through
some fancy movements which will make a
fine showing. The troop will make the
march to Pasadena equipped in heavy
marching order. including the pack mules.
The colored people of Pasadena will repre-
parade, two tallyhos being engaged for the
purpose.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Yesterday as W. q. Strang was bringing
his two young daughters and his son to the
Wilson school from his home in Altadena,
one of the single-trees of the wagon broke,
rs they were about to cross the Santa Fe
railroad on Euclid avenue. and the horses
becoming frightened, started to run. Dash
ing into the premises of w. l.. Perdew at
3O1 North Euclid, they ran against a
stump, partially upsetting the wagon and
throwing out the occupants.
The neighbors ran to the rescue and
found that the elder girl, Lettie, was quite
seriously injured. being rendered uncon-
scious from her injuries. None of the 9TH
ers was much hurt. The girl was taken
The herald., 1895-12-20

Proposition No. 1S-All exterior doors
and windows, the frames and doors to be
in hard wood, while plate glass will be used
in the windows.
Proposition No. 19-Painting.
Proposition No. 20-Tae clock in the
tower. including all the mechanism aud
four faces.
OF the three bids submitted in the whole
work, that of w. E. Thornton e Co. is the
lowest. their bid being $1S,950. But on
some of the individual propositions ID. 2.
n. Little underbid several hundred dollars,
which at once opens the question OF
whether the board can let the contract for
different propositions to different bidders.
w. T.. Thornton & Co. say they will refuse
the contract until they are awarded all the
work, and this phase of the situation will
have to be disposed of when the super
visors meet Monday.
John Colliver, Misses Emma Coiliver,
Clara Keller and several others will be
home from Stanford Saturday on their hol-
iday vacation.
DR.. T. f. johnson. National City, coroner
of San Diego county. was i'll the city today,
returning from the desert.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Craig yesterday
passed their tlftieth wedding anniversary.
but were unable to celebrate it as had been
intended on account of Mr.. Craig's feeble
health. They were married December l 5.
1918.
A branch of the Pacific Coast Savings
society was organized in this city yester-
day, the following officers being elected:
President, r. G. Chapman; vice-president,
Charles C. Browning, M. D.; secretary, Aft
{. lie Baron: treasurer. Farmers Exchange
bank; local agent, A. Fussel; appraisers.
d. A. Desmond. j. L. Hatteiy, w. A. Mitt-
chem, Ira Ii. Stoughton and II. E. Harris.
The branch had been worked up by +. l..
Bacon. assisted by A. Fussel, aud it is
stated that 400 shares. representing S40,-
900 of stock, has been subscribed
The herald., 1895-12-20
NEWS ITEMS AT VENTURA
The Churches Unite in Holding Pro.
traCted Meetings
Efforts Being 1ade to Secure the Next
q. A. r. Veterans Encamp-
ment-Notes

VENTURA, CAL, Dec. 19.-Preparations
are being made by all the churches to unite
in the protracted services which will be
held in the NJ. E. church by Major Hilton
of Los Angeles. beginning December 20.
These meetings will be undenominational
in character. and the Christian people will
attempt to stir up the depths of iniquity.
William H. Cannon, son of ex-Congress-
man Cannon, will open a stationery and
music store in the building vacated by
Jones & Son, the druggists, about the first
of the year.
Miss Todd-Dslmar, recently from Berlin,
will give concert at Armory hall Christ
mas night. She will be assisted by some
of the best local talent and the entertain
ment promises to be very successful.
The Catholic church choir is preparing
some very fine music for Christmas mass.
The choir consists of Mrs. j. h. Mason,
soprano: Mrs. Floyd Shaw, Misses Bertha
and Mabel Isenbers, altos; E. Soles and j.
II. Mason, tenors, and Floyd Shaw bass !;
Mrs. Ada Goodwin, organist.
A meeting of the citizens was held last
evening at the town hall to take steps
toward securing the next encampment of
the Southern California Veteran associa-
ton. For the past two years the encamp.
ment has been held in Santa Monica, and
next year the people desire change. The
members of the association have never
forgotten the royal treatment they received
at the hands of the Ventura people several
years ago, and SO they are anxious this
coming year to meet in this place again
Our people here want the encampment and
they propose to have it. To that end a
committee was appointed last evening
with Mr.. n. Blackstock as chairman, to
solicit funds for the securing of the en-
campment. The committee will do no
soliciting until after New Years, when an
active canvass will be made.
Grand Keeper of the Records and Seals
Schaffner of San Francisco was in Ven
tura Tuesday evening and reorganized
Buena Lodge No. 100, Knights of Pythas.
He was assisted by members of the order
from Santa Barbara and Carpenteira.
The popular secret order of Ventura is
the Odd Fellows Lodge,which now has ITO
members and more coming in at every
meeting.
The Free Press is getting up special
New Years edition.
The Rt. Rev. VIM. Ford Nichols of San
Francisco was in Ventura Tuesday night
and conducted the confirmation services
in the Episcopal church. Thirteen persons
were confirmed,
The herald., 1895-12-20
GEN. LAST TAKES REDLANDS
The City Makes an Unconditional
Surrender
BANOUETS The BROADER
The National Guard Welcomes Its New
Commander
A Number of NotabIes We're Present
General Local and Personal
Notes

REDLANps, Dec. 19.-Armory hall was
crowded last night in response to invita-
tons sent out 10y Company G, for a recep-
ton to be rendered their late captain. now
inspector general and ranking as major on
Brigadier General G. f. A. Lasts staff. To
the strains of the Redlands orchestra Ma
jor Dss escorted General Last and his
staff to the front of the stage in the ar
mory and for fully two hours the guards
we're kept busy ushering those present to
congratulate Major Diss and making them
acquainted with the new brigadier general
of the First brigade. Following this, Major
Prescott of this city introduced General
Last, and in fitting speech for the oc-
casion the general eulogiZed Major
Diss upon his sterling military bearings.
and pronounced him one of the most faith
full officers in the guard today. He said it
was pleasure to have him accept the app
pointment on his staff. Colonel G. Law
ton, [. 5. A., of Geronimo fame and who
has fine home in this city, was next in
troduced. and he was followed by Lieu
tenant Highly of Company G, who gave
short history of the company since its Or
gspization. and in closing his remarks pre-
scented to Major Diss handsome sword, a
gift from the company. Amidst great APP
plause the major arose, and in finishing
Ills acceptance OicSS OuS DOyS
of Company o."
Refreshments were then served, after
which the dance commenced. The grand
march was led by General Last and Mrs.
j. w. Il. Diss, who we're followed by The
staff officers, Major Diss escortiug Mrs.
Lawton. Fully 200 were in the march.
BRIEFS
John Dostal. formerly with the Drake
company, has leased the old city hall store
room on Orange street, and will stock up
with line of hardware.
The subscription dance to be held at Nc
Ginness' hall tonight promises to be a fine
affair. +. p. Morrison, f. G. Ferand and
H h. Garsten constitute the committee on
arrangements, and the patronesses are
Mesdames Otis, Sterling and Moore.
H. S. Smith. at one time bookkeeper for
Charles w. Green, has returned from the
east and takes a position with A. q. Hub
bard.
Assistant Cashier Curtis, of the Bank of
San Bernardino, was in Redlands today.
AS yet no definite arrangements have
been made by the Athletic park directors
as to what kind Of sport they will have
here for the public on Christmas day.
Halsey w. Allen, superintendent of the
Domestic Water company, has returned
from a business trip to Los Angeles.
A. H. Pratt. the clever proprietor of the
Seven Oaks mountain resort, accompanied
by Ed. Mallers, have returned from trip
to that point.
1t is rumored on pretty good authority
that bowling alley is soon to be started in
town. kediands is surely bound to have
all the necessaries of sporting life.
AS yet the officers have failed to get any
clue as to the guilty parties who burglar
lied Mathews & Wade's second hand store.
The herald., 1895-12-20
CORONADO
Los Angeles and Other Notables at
Big Hotel

Los Angeles and Other Notables at the
Big Hotel
CORONADO, Dec. 19.--Life is decidedly
gay this week. Fifty members of the Ray
mond excursion arrived Tuesday, coming
direct from the east.
Mrs. Dan Mcfarland, Miss Mcfarland
and Miss Florence Silent have been testing
seaside gayeties at this resort, in company
with f. B. M. Corson of Portsmouth, o.
G. W. Banks, one of Philadelphia cele-
brated jewellers, is at the hotel accompan-
led by Mrs. Banks, Miss Banks and Miss
Jessie Stowe Banks.
Senator j. r. Mcpherson of New Jersey
has been joined by his wife and daughter.
Miss Mcpherson has but recently returned
from Paris.
H. j. Slater, a popular habitue of the
hotel, has just arrived from Chicago and
brought with him Chicago friend who
will spend the winter. The latter is Frank
Wenderath.
&c. Linnerman's car of race horses has
arrived.
The crimson-rims of the Syracuse bicycle
team are flying around the beach, and the
numerous quads, trplets and -tandems,
with their riders, present an imposing
spectacle. The men, thirty in number,
will winter at the Coronado track, remain
ing until March,
The presence of the coast survey steamer
Thetis i'll the harbor is the signal for nu-
merous gayeties. Captain Harry Knox has
joined his wife and family at the hotel, and
lieutenants and pretty girls are met at ev-
cry turn.
A number of residents of the beach are
going extensively into the cultivation of
Strawberries, and have their plants al
ready in the ground.
The herald., 1895-12-20
ANAHEiM.
Heavy Frost-LocaI News Happenings OF
| Interest

A Heavy Frost-Locai News Happenings OF
Interest
ANAHEIM, Dec. 19.-On Monday and
Tuesday evenings quite frost visited this
locality. but no damage was done to Or
an2es and lemons.
Mrs. Lynch, widow of the late limo
Lynch, died suddenly at her residence on
Tuesday. The funeral was held yesterday.
The deceased was So years of ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Seeger, who had been
absent some six months visiting friends in
the east, returned TO Anaheim yesterday.
E. r. Amerige, who has been absent in
Boston for several months, has returned to
his home in Fullerton.
The wife of F. &. Ryan of Brookhurst
obtained divorce from him on Tuesday.
Mr.. Atherton, proprietor of the Fuller
ton ostrich farm. returned recently from a
trip to England.
Frank Stone, of the firm of Kuebler &
Stone. had his right foot crushed Tuesday
by piece of asphaltum pipe falling upon
it.
The grand jury of Orange county found
an indictment against Justice Laudell of
this township for unlawful practices in Of
flee. The judge has been laid up at his
home two months with broken leg.
The herald., 1895-12-20
TELES COUNTY AND NEARBY TOWNS

the east in a few days to open business
connections AT various points.
The following real estate sales are re-
ported this week, viz:
II. b. Cochran, house and two town lots
to ID. b. Lee.
u. d. Griswold to D. T. Jones, west half
of lot 4, block 10, Cucamopga Homestead
association.
j. j. Bril- has sold his five-acre olive or
chard on D street. 1t is reported that the
price paid was $500 per acre.
w. E. Collins and family will shortly re-
move to Chicago. where Mr.. Collins will
superintend the distribution of the ship
ments of fruit sent east by the Southern
California Fruit exchange.
The Rose Stillman company is playing
here three nights this week.
The ministers of the NJ. E. church, San
Diego district, held their semi-annual con-
ference here on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The herald., 1895-12-20
Subscriptions
and
Advertising

Raymond avenue entertained a party of
friends yesterday evening at progressive
euchre. Prizes were won by Miss E. Beck
of Los Angeles, who secured the ladies'
first prize; Mac D. SNOWFALL, gentleman's
first prize; Mrs. SNOWFALL, ladies' consola-
ton prize; Arthur j. Hodge, gentleman's
consolation prize. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The Throop football team worsted the
Sierra Madres this afternoon by score of
% 30.
Ed Kennedy is back from his mines on
the desert and reports prospects promising
j. 5. Dennis of Chicago, VINO has wintered
here number of times, has returned for
this winter. He has spent the last season
in Europe.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to Charles A. Bathelemy, aged %, ma
tive of Illinois and resident of Pasadena,
and Armilda Mitchell, aged 10, a native of
Illinois and a resident of Los Angeles.
The w. &. T. U. met this afternoon at
. 80 p, IN. to discuss peace and Arbitra-
ton" The discussion was led by Mrs.
Townsend.
Mrs. W. B. Clapp has returned from Bos-
ton. where she has been studying for the
past seven months with Mr.. Charles
Adams.
James Ball, is i'll town settling up his
fathers estate.
NJ. L. B. Wells, Miss Wells and Mrs.
James A. Bascom of Michigan, brother
and sister of Mrs. i. Il. Hull, arrived here
today from the east and will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hull during the greater
part of the winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lambert of Savannah,
Ga, arrived in Pasadena on yesterdays
overland and will spend the winter here.
Grand Recorder Wallace of the Order of
Chosen Friends of San Francisco was in
town yesterday and ON Tuesday evening
visited the order here, explaining the new
work of the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb of Imily, Mich, are
guests of Mrs. Axtell.
Hotel Green arrivals: C.. r. Paul, Chi
cago; Carl 5. Grew, Los Angeles; Major H.
A. Bartlett, L. S. marine corps; Mrs.
Bartlett, Philadelphia.
! Mrs. Lowe has returned from her east
ern trip.
E. f. Hahn, brother of Attorney Benz.
Hahn, is home from Pomona College for
the holidays.
NJ. and Mrs. BENZ. q. Kinsley, of Provi-
dencs. II. l.. who have spent several win
tiers a. the Raymond, are at the Painter.
}. >. Dennis, of Chicago, who has spent
several winters in Pasadena, has arrived
here for another season.
Casper w. Hodgson will arrive home
from STANFORD tomorrow TO spend the holt
days.
Mr. and Mis-. w. Z. Arthur are expected
to arrive homs from their eastern trip on
] Saturday.
The herald., 1895-12-20
Pasadena News

into the house of one of the neighbros, Mr..
Gilbert Newman, where she received at
tention, DR.. Van Slyck being sent for
meanwhile. Upon his arrival he found
that there was some conclusion of the
brain. while her face was quite badly cut.
DIR. Van Slyck dressed her wounds and
thought her recovery would be prompt.
THAT GLASS FACTORY
The Star prints letter from Colonel g.
q. Green, from which is taken the follow
ing extract:
AS my name has been connected with
Mr.. Banks and the glass manufacturing
business III Southern California, wall say,
as president of the Woodbury. glass works,
Woodbury., \. j.. that we have never COM
United ourselves by word or deed that we
were going to build glass works in Caifor-
mia, but did encourage Mr.. Banks, as
promoter OF such an enterprise, to give us
all the information he could pertaining to
such possibility, Mr.. Banks represents
the Woodbury. glass works as a commits
sion merchant ONLY. The inform alton that
Mr.. Banks gave us was obtained greatly
through the kindness of railroad officials,
chamber of com nerce and others whose
desire was to promote the industries of
Southern California, ald such information
and kindness have beer greatly appreciat-
ed, and we expect goou results to follow
in the interests of manufacturing glass in
southern California,
BRENI1IES
The fifth annual reunion and banquet of
Company b, will take place at Hotel San
Gabriel on the evening of December Odd.
and will be an invitation affair. Tally-ho
coaches will leave the armory at s p. m,
for the accommodation of the quests and
as the invitation list is a large one. includ-
ing many representative society people, it
is thought the affair will he one of the
hut
An elaborate dinner will be served, fol-
lowed by speeches by Ex-Governor Mark
ham, officers OF the regiment, and repre-
sentative citizens.
Three seals arrived here from San Fran
cisco today for Echo Mountain menagerie.
They were caught at Santa Barbara and
came without being put in water, with the
result that each drank about barrel full
upon their arrival.
The grand stand is being built at the
bicycle track and the fence is drawing to a
finish. Speaking of finishes, there should
be some pretty rapid ones on New Years,
for the track is said to be quite as fast as
those of Santa Ana and Riverside.
A contract has been let by the Pasadena
Land and Water company for the cement
ing of some eight feet of the banks. The
work involves an outlay of 5000.
A Christmas cantata entitled St. Nicholas
Visits the School is in course of prepare
ton for Christmas evening by pupils of The
Presbyterian Sunday school, under the
direction of Charles Monfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Hodge of North
The herald., 1895-12-20
ESCONDIDO

EsCoNDIDo. Dec. 19.-The Escondido
Land and Town company's shipment of
raisins this year amounts to six carloads,
which is less than usual, but the quality is
finer.
Escondido is paying her irrigation tax,
Notwithstanding the opinion of Judge Ross.
The Christian Church society has just
completed the interior of it's house of wor-
ship, which it has erected under many diff
cuties. A series of meetings is now being
conducted by Elder Crabtree of san Diego.
Escondido hotel hes again changed man.
ayers, and is now in the hands of d. w.
Mckay and wife.