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The herald., 1895-10-09
CALDWELL SOLD WHISKEY
And Ia Pomona a Prescription Is
Necessary
The Exposure Was Caused by q Barber's
Wager-No Arrests as Yet.
Local Affairs

POMONA, Oct. 8.-s. Caldwell, drug
court tomorrow to answer to the charge
selling liquor without physicians
prescription in violation to the present
existing prohibitory statute to that
effect. In an interview with City Mar
shall Lorbecr regarding, the alleged
oftense, that gentleman stated that al
though the arrest had not as yet been
m ade, the city attorney would undoubt-
eddy issue a warrant for Mr.. Caldwslls
arrest within the next few hours. Mr..
Lorbeer. upon request, gave the follow
Ing version of the affair leading up to the
arrest: He stated that while he (Lor-
beer) was in Gears barber shop this aft
ernoon conversation turned upon the late
enactment of the present exactIng ordi-
nance restricting the sale uf intoxicating
liquors, some one making remark that
it would even be necessary for the mar
shall to obtain physicians prescription
as prescribed by law to secure liquor
should he need it, whereupon negro
bar Der in Gears mploy made an asser-
a prescription in the drug stores here,
and offered to bet that he could. Lorbeer
SAID that he would bet him SIS that he
could not, and the money was placed in
the hands of City CLERK Garthside, who
happened to be present. The negro pur-
chased As cents worth of whisky at Cald-
wells without a prescription. as ne
claims. ana Mr.. Caldwell, upon being
confronted with the evidence of such a
purchase in the presence of Lorbeer and
the negro, admitted having sold the
whisky as stated.
The Rose Stillman Dramatic company
presented Jane in Ontario this evening,
and will play the balance OF the week in
this place, presenting A Country Girl to-
rie Clark Ward IN the title role
The herald., 1895-10-09
VENTURA
Results Of the First Days Racing at AgrI-
cultural Park


cultural Park
VENTURA, CAL, Oct. 8.-Tne Ven
tura Agricultural association races began
Today. Weather fair, track slow, but the
attendance is large for the opening day.
The betting has been brisk and heavy.
The favorites won in every race, which
detraoted from the interest, as there were
no hair-raising finishes to arouse enthus-
iasm. The city is filing with strangers,
all talking of the Silkwood- Waldo ]. race
on Thursday, which will be the betting
event of the meeting
Summary of today's racing:
First race, half-mile dash. purse 5000.
three starters-Gladwin first. Daisy r.
second, 81 Eva third time, 49%.
Second race, mile handicap. purse 5000,
i've starters-Santa Fe. Hook Hooking,
'Jr.. Nacho b., Red Head, La France.
There was q good start with Red Head
in the lead. Naoho b. took up the run
ming at tho stretch and won as he liked
from Hook Hooking. Jr., who beat ont
La France for second Mace, Time, 1:46.
Third race, trotting, 2:l9 class, purse
$600-Zam bro won in straight heats,
Bijou second, III Molino third; time,
2:25I, 2:25, 2:27X.
Fourth race, mixed trot and pace. 2:30
The herald., 1895-10-09
Weary and Worn

When the tired factory operative. the weary
outdoor laborer, the overtasked bookkeeper
or clerk seeks a medical recon ense for ex.
pendlture of bodily force, where shall he and
IL? Could the recorded experience of thou.
sands of workers be voiced, the verdict would
be that Hostetters Stomach Bitters renews
powers to fresh activity and relaxes undue
nervous tension as nothing else does. D ges-
ton, a regular habit of body appetite and
sleep are promoted by 1t. and it Is an sdmira-
BILE auxil ary in the recovery of hea tn by con-
valescents. fas idious stomach is not
offended by ii. and to persons OF both sexes in
DELEGATE health who occasionally feel the need
of an efficient tonic. the whole range of the
pharmacopgia and the catalogue OF proprie-
tary medicines does not present moro use
comparable for fever and ague rheumatism
and kidney troubles.
The herald., 1895-10-09

and Arlington railway com pany will have
track on Seventh insetad OF Eighth
street, as heretofore. The ties are ON the
ground, and the survey made to lay the
road on the block between Main and
Orange streets. Although the company
has no franchise on that street, 1t is
understood an application for franchise
over that street will he made today when
the trustees meet.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the residence of the bride on Ninth street
by which two young hearts were made
one. The contracting parties were Miss
Stella Hicks and Burt Shaver. TINS
ceremony was performed by Rev. Cal
Ogburn, who came to this city to perform
the ceremony. Only the immediate
friends of the family were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Shaver lett Sunday. afternoon
for visit to Los Angeles and coast re-
sorts. They will make Riverside their
future home.
Mrs. D. B.,Hollster, mother OF Rev.
E. W. Caswell deid at the residence of
the latter Sunday. The remains will be
taken to Los Angeles for burial.
The herald., 1895-10-09
ALEXANDRA
Orange Growers to Organize-A Wedding.
Local Notes

Orange Growers to Organize-A Wedding.
Local Notes
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. s.-The orange
growers of this place are to meet Wednes.
day evening, October 9th. at Adams hall.
The purpose of the meeting is to effect
the organization of an exchange for hand
ling next years crop. The purposes, OBJ
jects ana advantages OF che system will
be ex planned. All orange and lemon
growers should be there.
The trial OF the Pasadena gam bling
cases will be begun here in Justice Bish.
ops court on Wednesday.
Rev. Robinson has been reappointsd to
the charge Ut the NJ. E. church for an
other year.
On Saturday the wedding of Neal Sor-
enson and Miss Bohmer was solmnized.
very Objectionable nuisance has OF
ate been introduced to the people living
along and travelling over Main street.
Somebody hauling slaughter refuse
passes over the street about once day
with verv odoriferous load, and to re-
mind people that they have passed every
short distance a quantity is dropped ON
the street. If this nuisance is not soon
abated the people will know the reason
Whv
The herald., 1895-10-09
SANTA ANA'S COUNTY FAIR
All Arrangements Now Perfected for
Its Success
The Supervisors and County Peddiers --Lo-
cal Brevities and Per sonal
Mention

SANTA ANA, Oct. S.-The County
Fair association is making every ar
rangement for successful meeting next
week. Arrangements have been made for
a S1.4O round trip fare between Santa
Ana and Los Angeles. The Santa Fe will
run fast special train each day of the
week, leaving Los Angeles at 10:l5 a.
| m, arriving in Santa Ana at II O'Clock,
, making the run in forty-fve minutes.
| The train will leave Santa Ana at 6:15 p.
m. and reao Los Angeles at O'Clock.
This train will run October Is, 16, IL, IS
and 10.
MISS FAIKNER BETTER
1t would appear from the morning pa
pers that Miss Ada Falkner of this city
was AZ the brink of the grave, but such
is not the case. She is improving rapidly
and will yet be well enough to be heard
in her own behalf.
THE SUPERVISORS.
The board of supervisors was in session
today. They did great deal OF routine
work, and the request of L. Mendelson to
pass an ordinance imposing llicense on
country peddlers and hawkers, which
was referred to District Attorney Ballard,
was TtpOT ueu On W tHo clleCt tudJ uo n6lu
it was unconstitutional for the board to
impose license on such sellers.
The following bids were opened for
road work in the Santa Ana canyon: J.
w. Damron, $500; l.. A. Evans, $500; c.
E. Webb 1927 Damron was awarded the
contract. The work is to be completed
In sixty days.
NOTES.
The case of Ford VS.. Mill for battery
before Justice George E. Freeman was
yesterday postponed until Friday.
W. S. Riddell of Los Angeles spent
Sunday with his old friend, Nat N.
Brown of Trstin.
The ladies of the Episcopal church will
!. give fancy fair and entertainment in
Surgeons opera house on the evenings
of October % and 80.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. GriMth of
Farview daughter.
Mccoy, aged 49, were today licensed ~
we'd both of Santa Ana, colJred.
Edward Girard sold to Franz l..
Holmes the south half of lot 6 of the
Fletcher tract for 1927
W.T.. McUlintoo1 sold to H. H. Polk the
west so feet OF lot 1. block 4, OF the jacob
Ross addition to Santa Ana, for 500.
Fred II. Brown sold to Thomsa H.
Brown 22N acres adjoining the Won de
Graft tract on the south for ST., 900.
Glen Taleott returned the other day |
from visit to his relatives in Kansas.
W. A. McConbs and family have re-
turned from camping and hunting tour |
in San Diego county.
The herald., 1895-10-09
Notes From the Sealing Ground.

NEW WHATCOM, WASH, Oct. s.
Revenue cutters Corwin, Grant and Perry
OF the Boring sea patrol, arrived today d.
rect from Unnlaska. The Grant left SUI
SCI, uently for Port Townsend. where the
Corwin also goes to await orders. The
Perry has orders to proceed direct to San
- lcisco. They report an uneventful
se.. on, general compliance with the
sealing regulations, few seizures and a
total ca tch of from 40.O00 to $1,000. The
Grant has two injured men OF the
wrecked steamer Chilkat aboard.
The herald., 1895-10-09

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The Great Hudyan is to be had only from the Hud-
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was made by the specialists OF the old famous Bud
son Medical Institute. 1t is tho strongest and most
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This extraordinary Rejuvenator IL the MOST
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MUDYAN is purely vegetable.
MTDYAN stops prematureness Of the dis
Charge in twenty days Cures LOST MAN
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nervous twtchng Of the eyes and other parts
strengthens, fnvigorntes and tones the entire
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HUDYAN cures debility nervousness, ennis.
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Pains In the back losses by day night stopped
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Prenatureness means impotency in the firsi
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Send for circulars and testimonials.
TAINTED BLOOD-Impure blood due TO
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The herald., 1895-10-09
A Dividend Declared

a DIVIue1u UeC'hreu
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The directors Of
the United States Leather COMPANY haze
declared special dividend of 3 Tor cent
on the preferred stock, payable Novem-
Der lst.
The herald., 1895-10-09
HAPPENINGS HEREABOU7S

class, purse s4O0; seven starters; unfin-
ished owing to darkness-First heat,
Monticello Boy first, Juliet ID. second,
Wilkes Moore third: time, 2:27; second
heat. Monteclto Bny first, Eva second,
Wilkes Moore third; time, 2:2SH.
The herald., 1895-10-09

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. 1t toothes the child
colo and is the best remedy for diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

Maryland Fish Commission when that tnsti-
tuition was down at the heel and In need Of
money for So, 200.
The United States was then thought to be
in need of just such boat and he loaned
Ter 10 the government upon condition that
she would be taken care Of
She was In fact, very considerable I'M
provemen,s appear to have been made.
One report has il that she was cut IN two
and heightened, then split in two and
widened and finally her old boilers were
removed and a brand new steel set put in
When Maj. Ferguson got her back and had
no further use for a ship he sold her for
$4,000 =
While a question of successor TO Col No
Donald is being actively discussed, his
family are quietly leaving for their old
home, Berryviile, Va Mrs Mcdonald " ent
on Friday and her daughtsr followed yes
terday. Their home here is closed.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

ficient to explain the attitude of Acting
now treats as nonsense the report that he
was ever a candidate for the place, but
he would be an unusual man, who, coming
up in direct line to such position. did not
seek it when open to him. Besides there
is plenty OF evidence that Mr Gill has
been actively willing to accept the ap-
pointment
But other candidates either are not SO
well informed as tn Mr.. Mays prospects or
feel more confidence in their own strength.
Capt. j. W. Collins has just returned from q
tour OF the great market towns for fish
and of the commercial centers af the trade.
1t is understood that he has pledges of sup
port from many of the men most interested
in this great industry, and within day or
two petitions and letters will begin to
pour in at Gray Gables asking for his ap-
pointment.
HURRYING ACROSS THE DEEP.
Furthermore. it is reported that Maj. T.
B. Ferguson, assistant commissioner un-
der the late Prof Baird, but now United
States minister at Stockholm, has set
sail for this country, or will in few days.
a
in circulation in regard to Mai; Ferguson
One, sent a few days ago, tellsof his transac-
tons in regard to Hog Island, in the sus-
qUehannah, near Havre De Grace, Md,
on which a United States fish hatchery is
located; only. all the story is not told.
Maj. Ferguson had the island On his hands,
and it was of little service. He rented it
to the government for 81 a year for time
and when 1t had been turned 10 account he
raised the rent TIL it was 81 200 year.
Finally, after he had quit the commits
sions employ, he secured the passage of a
bill through Congress for the purchase of
the island, and sold it tn the commission for
$4,000.
A curious fact in this connection is that
Hog Island started from the sinking Of an
old sand scow and was gradually built
up by drift from the river.
FERGUSoN's FISH BOAT.
Another thrifty turn made by Major
Ferguson was in connection with bis boat,
the Lookout" He bought her from the
The morning times., 1895-09-15
RECORD Of THE COURTS.

Circuit Court, No. 1-Justice Cox-Peter-
sen VS.. Dyer; Judgment by default. Duvall
vs.. Croissant; do. O'Donnen VS.. Hewett;
Judgment of condemnation against James
NJ. Dunn, garnishee. Armes VS.. Wiley;
motion for Judgment overruled. Same vs.
same; demurrer to replication filed by leave
and overruled. Same vs. same; defendants
rejointier filed by leave of court. MAXWELL,
Rolf & Co. vs. Burns; Judgment for plain
tiff on motion.
Probate Court-ProceediDgs in estates
have been recorded as follows: Isidor
Behrends; will dated December 10, 1892,
naming Adajah Behren and Louis Stein
executors, filed Harriette N A. Mute:
will proved by third witness. Martha
Hennessey; viii partially proved. Or
phans of James s Beale; assent of Buchanan
Beale to the proceedings of yesterday filed.
Jeannette Smith; order appointing William
H. Smith administrator; bond $4,000.
Martha Hennessey; petition uf Maurice
Fitzgerald for probate of VIII and letters
testamentary and waiver of citation by
next Of kin filed. George Washington
0dell; receipts filed. Jacob D. Kitch;
first accounting of administrator approved
and passed. Charles G. Stone, guardian;
gave new bond as authorized by court
Equity Court-No. 1-Justice Cox-Dor-
man VS.. Bright; sale ratified nisi. Franz
VS.. Franz; time to take testimony limited
to thirty-five days. Ragsdale VS.. Rags
dale; testimony before examiner ordered
taken. White VS.. White; commission to
get testimony of non-residents ordered to
issue. Newell vs. Newell; appea rance of
absent defendant ordered. Bagaley VS..
Bagaley; commission to get testimony Of
nonresident ordered to issue. Woodruff
VS. Harris; security for costs required
Clark vs.. Elliott: ]. Maury Dove allowed
to intervene. Barbour VS.. Barbour; re-
ceiyer directed TO rebase Judgment. Buyers
VS.. Jones; appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Mccartney VS.. Fletcher; time to
take testimony limited to twenty days.
Bradford vs. Matthews; commission to get
testimony in Baltimore ordered to issue.
Streamer vs.. Streamer; testimony before
examiner ordered taken. Aufrecht VS..
Aufrecht; $25 ordered paid examiner.
Newman ys. Newman; motion to expunge
overruled. Garner vs.. Garner; divorce alb
soiute grahted. Willis ys. Thurston:
sale decreed, r. b. Terrell, trustee, to sell
Hood vs.. Rastall; Morton G. Severing ap-
pointed trustee. Washington Gaslight Co.
VS.. Moufton: time to take testimony ex-
tended thirty day.
The morning times., 1895-09-15
THEY KNOW 1 GOOD Thing
-Four Men Pulling Hard for the
Fish CGmmissionership.
W. L. MAY LIKELY TO GET IT
Secretary MortonaisA sActiveSupporter.
Acting Commissioner Gill Says He
lins Backed by the Big Dealers.
Ma Jor Ferguson Wants 1t Badly.

Candidates for the position Of Fish Com
missioner are moving at a lively rate these
September days. One is reported to be
on the ocean headed for this city. Another
has just come in from a tour on which he
has been at work upon the mud sills' of
appointive power; a third has his friends
busy close behind the throne, while
fourth has quite fallen out of the race.
The man with the brightest prospects
this morning is Hon. W. L. May, fish com
missioner of Nebraska, for fifteen years
past. He is indersed by Messrs. Thurston.
Meiklejohn. and in fact the whole Nebraska
delegation and his interests are in no less
hands than Secretary Morton's.
As the Fish Commission may be placed
lnder the Department Of Agriculture by
The coming Congress it may well be sup
posed that President Cleveland will
give great weight to Secretary Morton's
recommenda ton. 1t is considered by
some that the appointment is as good as
settled already.
Mr. GILL'S SOUR GRAPES.
This support of Mr. May by the Secre
tary of Agriculture is considered suf-
The morning times., 1895-09-15
MANHATTAN FIELD SPORTS
Athletes Throughout the Coun.
Try Are Watching Them.
RECORDS WE'RE NOT BROKEN
The Worlds Record Running Time
Equalled by wefers, but Crum Was
Off ffColor-Tipperary Man Did SpIen--
did Weight and Ham mer Throw wing.
Sweeney Won the High jump.

New York, Sept 14.-Throughout the
closely the results in the American Athletic
| Union championship events on Manhattan
field to-day, hopeful that records would he
broken, but they were doomed 10 disappoint-
nient, as only two records were cqualied
during the afternoon
The International games which viii
| take place next Sat urday bet ween the repre-
sentauyes of the London Athletic Club
and those chosen by the New York Athletic
| Club have put the athletic cranks on edge
| to get a possible clue 10 the proba biiities
- Wefers equalled the worlds record in the
| 220 yards, and also distinguished himself
! by beating out the Western crack, Crum, in
| the final of the 1o0-yards dash, W ith a
| fifth Of a second up his sleeve The timers
disagreed as to the exact time, which was
| given as ten seconds flat, but two of the
officials and several reporters who held
watches on the boys, made it 40 seconds
WON THE FIRST HEAT.
The 220 yards hurdle race was run
in two trial heats and final. Cady won
the first heat from Cohen in 2s l . seconds.
The second heat was won by s. A. Syme,
OF the New Jersey Athletic Club, who ran
1t in the same time.
In lIis final effort he succeeded in covering
the distance. after a bad fall, over the
next to last hurdle, in 26 3-5 seconds, beat
ing Cohen. OF New Jersey, by three yards
in easy fashion. Sam LiehSold won the
che and three-mile walks as he pleased.
j. S. Mitchell disappointed a great crowd
when he succumbed in putting the sixteen
pound shot. Hickok. of Yale, pushed the
sphere 43 feet, Wuttrich sent it nine inches
less, and the only Jim had TO be salts
fled with 81 feet / inches A few minutes
later the big Tipperary man grabbed the
sixteen pound hammer and sung it l39
feet 2 1-2 inches, beating his opponents
with good deal to spare. The big fellow
showed his prowess in the throwing of the
56pound weight, by sending the lead 80
feet 1-2 inches from the mark.
EASY SIX FOOT JUMP.
Sweeny, the worlds high jumping cham
pion, captured first honor with an easy
jump of six feet.
In the broad jump contest, Bluss, of
Boston, distinguished himself with n jump
of % feet p inches, and Clark, OF Bnston,
covered 81 feet 8 / . inches. Capt. Sheldon,
of the Yale team, finished third, thirteen
inches behind the second ulan.
The balf-mile race was gift for Charles
fitzpatrick, who had no difficulty in beating
out Nipple and Remington.
In the 40 yards run T. Burke, of Boston.
captured the honors. Seaford went off in
the lead. closely followed by Sands and
Burke. The Yale man held first place till
the last hundred yards, when Burke forged
ahead with Sands at his heels. Burke ran
like deer to the tape, beating Sands three
yards in the fast time of 40 3-5 seconds.
The morning times., 1895-09-15
HIS SON SUSPECTED.
Suspicious Death Causes Exhuma-
tion of a Body

vincennes. Ind, Sept. IA sensation
was caused last evening in this section by
the exhuniation of the body of Cornelius
Organ, wellto-do farmer of Allison, Ill,
across the river, whose death occurred about
three weeks ago.
The body was taken up at the instigation
of twenty-fuur resident petitioners, repre-
senting that the deceased came to his death
by poisoning.
IL is claimed that the deceased displayed
sys,ptoms uf poison during his last brief
illness. The stomach was sent to Indian
apolis for analysis.
His only son, aged seventeen, has been
suspected of the crime. The father OBJ
jecfed TO his sons relations with woman
To such an extent that it engendered the
hatred of the young man.
The morning times., 1895-09-15

Those who contemplate taking in the
Atlanta exposition, pleasure seekers to
Florida, tourists and sightseers, north,
south, southeast and west, would do well
to consider the advantages of leaving
Washington on the Norfolk and Washing
ton Steamboat Company's steamers, Nor
folk washington" or Norfolk News" :"
The ride to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe is
most delightful one, the trip giving ex-
quisite views Of the famous Potomac River
scenery by moonlight. The boats are fitted
up in the finest manner possible, and every
thing conducive to ease and comfort can
be found on board. Connections are made
at Norfolk with all railroad and steamship
lines for points all over the country, the
trip to that city by water relieving the
monotony OF continuous railroad travelling.
Steamers leave every evening at O'Clock.
The morning times., 1895-09-15
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE.
Charge OF Husband Against Wife 1

Charge of Husband Against Wife IN
a COunter-Sait.
Utica, N. Y, Sept. 14-At special term
of court held here to-day, argument was
heard by Judge Merwin in the case Of Mrs.
Flora Hadcock Coleman, OF New York, who
sues for separation from her husba nd, John
Stuart Coleman, alleging I'll treatment
Her husband has brought a counter suit,
and claims that bis wife is an fllegitimate
child of Philip d. Armour, Of Chicago.
A sensation was caused In court when the
story was told by the lawyers.
To-day's proceedings were to compel Cole
man TO pay reasonable amount per week
during the pendency OF the action. Colo
man makes a sweeping denial Of the charges
of i'll treatment.
The morning times., 1895-09-15
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds in fee have been recorded as fol-
lows: William H. Barstow and Washing
ton Danenhower to Jennie Z. Barrie, lot 35,
Hunting's subdivision, square s9S, $500.
Kate Z. Herman and others TO Benjamin A.
Colonna, lot II, square $50, S25. Jacob
H. Kengla TO Brooks Cason, lot $50, square
east of square 1896, $40.