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The herald., 1895-03-30
PASADENA LOCAL BRIEFS
The News Of . Day In Brief--Personal and
s9t Local Events

The News Of q Day In Brief--Personal and
sas Local Events
HfPASADENA, March 29.-Eie hty-seven
dollars was forwarded to the Nebraska
sufferers today as the result of the enter
tainment recently given under the
auspices of the G. A. r.
q "A petition is in circulation for an all
night service in the local telephone ex
change. The Sunset Company should
brace up on its service without having to
be petitioned.
Cars will hereafter be run regularly un-
Till 8 clock OH the electric road. The ex-
tension of the service has been found to
pay and will be kept up.
Hon. N. W. Bernard. of Tucson, Ari-
zona, member of the Territorial Legisla-
ture just adjourned, with his wife and
child are visiting Major G. W. N. Nolan
and family.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
-Thaddeus Lowe, Jr., to Miss Florence
May Dobbins. at the residence of the
brides parents, in South Pasadena, on
Wednesday evening, April 17th.
d Councilman Weed accompanied by his
wife. leaves for Eureka Springs, Ark, on
summer. Mr.. Weed goes on account of
his health, which has been poor during
the past winter, and it is hoped the
springs will prove beneficial.
A very pleasant banquet and social
time was enjoyed by the members of
Corona Lodge, +. g. A. M, last evening.
Twenty-four members received the first
degree. and the occasion was made mem
Orable by the beautiful spread which fol-
lowed the work. This lodge is growing
at a remarkably rapid rate.
The Tuesday Evening Club has de-
cided to attend La Fiesta in body,
chartering three or four tally-hos, which
will be suitably de corated all in the same
style. The club has reputation for do
ing things in first-class manner, and
the Fiesta turnout will doubtless prove no
exception.
a.. An examination under the Civil Service
Commissioners will be held in this CITY
Saturday, April Goth, commencing at o
O'Clock, for positions of carriers and
clerks in the local office. Citizens of the
United States between the ages of 21 and
40 can enter the examination for carriers.
For all other positions not less than 10
years. All applications must be filed out
and presented at the Office prior to April
A2th
meeting is called at the Office of A. r.
Metcalfe tomorrow, Saturday afternoon,
at o'clock for the purpose of consider
ing ways and means of providing this city
with a hospital. The necessity for such
an institution has been great for several
years and the demand is growing stronger
every year as the city enlarges and the
number of invalids increase. 1t is the
desire that this meeting be attended by
all interested in the project as the united
fully carry out the plans in view.
At the meeting of the First Congrega-
tional Church, last evening. it was
unanimously voted to extend call to the
pasterate to Rev. Herbert w. Lathe OF
Worcester, Mass. Mr.. Lathe was for some
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THE RIVER IS ON A BENDER
Santa Ana win Have q Float At the
Fiesta
Baildlng b Lively A Good Rainfall During
the Past Storm-New Posteffice
for Alamltos

SANTA ANA, March 29.-The rainfall
for the past storm amounted to over
three inches. 1t was the heaviest rain of
the season. The ground is thoroughly
soaked. The storm did great deal Of
good to the late barley but injured the
early barley by beating it to the ground.
The Santa Ana river is on bender and
has broken over the levee. 1t Is food
ing the iowlands near Newport. The
water in the road north of Newport is hub
deep. There has been no damage reported
yet, but some is certain to occur to the
crops growing nicely and wherever the
water strikes any grain or alfalfa.
This county is strictly "in it" as far as
La Fiesta is concerned. The necessary
amount of cash has been raised and
Orange will be seen in all her glory at the
great show.
A number of new houses are going up
in Santa Ana and many more are in con-
temptation. There is move on foot to
put Fourth street, from the city to the
Santa Fe depot, in fine condition by
grading. it and laying cement walks on
both sides.
Application has been made to the Post
master General for postoffice at Ala
mitos and Magnolia. J. M. Gilbert offers
to donate a site and build an Office on his
ranch, which is in the center Of the dis
trict.
The Board of Supervisors has been
petitioned to appoint G.. P. Bessonett as
game warden for this county.
DR.. A. NJ Coffin and wife started last
night for Tiffin, indiana. Mrs. Coffin
will remain away two or three months,
but the Doctor will return in about fifteen
days.
Miss Flora Leland of Chicago is here on
visit to the family OF s. W. Smith.
Mrs. Nancy M. Gibson was today grant
ed divorce from her husband, George Ii.
Gibson.
Miss Ad. Quinn of Los Angeles sold
to ]. o. Nichols of this county twenty
acres in section 5, township 4, range TO-,
for $1,000.
Mrs. l.. E. Srack, who has been at St.
Helena for the past three months for her
health, has returned home much i'm
proved.
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THE BITTER WAS BITTEN
A Sham Which Lost J. e. Howald
$4,000
Smart Operations. by Which Taxation Was
to Be Avoided, Brought to . Stop
by Bank Failure

Some time in 1890 ]. e. Howald had a
deposit in the late City Bank of more
than $4,000. and this coudition of affairs
lasted until March, 1892. On the Sd day
of that month he had in the bank $6548
subject to check, and $4,000 as a special
deposit, total of $1l,5 A draft was
drawn on that day in favor of A. D. Chill
dress, president OF the bank, for that
amount on the Hanover National Bank,
New York, and the certificate was sur
redered by Howalu, who drew check for
S6. 54s. On the 18th following, the draft on
New York to the order of Childress was
Cancelled and Howald was credited again
on the books with the sums mentioned
above. The object of all this funny busi
ness was to enable Howald to avoid the
payment of taxes on the money, as the
books would show on the first Monday in
March, when taxes are collectable, that
Howald had no money on deposit
= When the City Bank failed Howald was
out in the cold, notwithstanding his cum
| ming, and he assigned his claims to what
ever might be saved out Of the wreck to
Is. Gordon and others. These brouaht
suit among Others, against S. Mansfield,
stockholder, to recover Howald's $40, 600
or proportion thereof, but Mansfield had
only bought stock after the tax-saving
episode was over.
Judge Van Dyke. yesterday, in deciding
that portion of the action relating to s.
Mansfield, found that he was not liable
and entitled to judgment in his favor for
| costs.
In speaking of the transactions of How
aid. the court says: "As matter of fact
no. money was paid out by the bank on
the Sd of March or received by it on the
10TH. Neither the bank nor Howald parted
| with anything or received anything by
| the transaction. 1t was simply sham to
| perpetrate fraud on the state and
| county to evade taxation. The defendant,
Mansfield, is not liable in this action if
the claim of Howald existed against the
bank prior to the time he became a
stockholder. He would be liable only.
under the constitution and statute, for
his proportion of debt contracted by the
bank during the time he was stock
holder. If the transaction had been
genuine instead of simulated, the draft
would not have amounted to payment. {"
The liability of the bank to Howald, the
court states, remained.
The herald., 1895-03-30
AT HOTEL GREEN
The Misses Critchell Entertain--Social and
Personal Mention

The Misses CfitcheiI Entertain--SOciai ana
Personal Mention
PASADENA, March 29.-The dinner
party given at the Hotel Green last even
Ing by the Misses May and Alice Crit
chell OF. Chicago to fifteen of their friends.
was very pleasant affair. The table was
beautifully decorated with maiden hair
ferns and heliotropes, and the menu a
fine collection of choice dishes. Those
present were: Miss K. Waterbury, Ms.
g. W.. Richards, Kalamazoo, Mich; Miss
Lena Robinson, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirley v. Warten and Mr. W. S. Gilmore,
Pasadena; Mr. l.. J. McMahan, Mr.. II.
M Robinson and Mr.. Frank Gannis,
Chicago; Mr.. A. G.. hathaway and Mr..
Roy A. Rainey, Cleveland; Mr.. J. A.
Cover, Des Moipes Mr.. A. G. Hubbard.
Mr. and Mrs. M. s. Black and son of
Baltimore departed today for visit to
Coronado Beach.
& Recent arrivals are: J. T. RAIDER, Fre-
mont. o.; d. w. Cenden, Salina, Kan. ;
u. b. Stocking, Carl Crew, Los Angeles /;
M. C. Dotter and wife, Riverside; S. M.
Green, Milwaukee,; G. Borden and wife,
Alhambra, CAL; Mrs. G. G. Ray, Ottawa,
Canada; Mrs. Annie Crandall, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Vermenle, Mr.. Spen-
Ger Miller, New York, and Mr.. W. d.
Kelley, Leavenworth, Kan, have apart
ments at the hotel.
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B. AN AFTERNOON CONCERT
f1usical Affair at q. A. r. Hall Today--The
t& PrOgromme

fluslcal Affair At q. A. r. Hall Today--The
it& PrOgromme
Pasadena, March 29.-Tomorrow after
noon Miss Ella Norton gives concert in
9. A. r. Hall, commencing at 8 o'clock.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
gPiano solos, prelude in minor-Mendels-
yohn: polonaise in sharp minor-Chopin.
Contralto solo, Cade la Sera.
NOperatic excerpt baritone aria, Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes-Ellen Norton; violin
Gnd piano, intermezzo-Ellen Norton: vocal
dnet, from Maritana-Balfe.
Recitation in character, The Heart of Old
HicKory-Will Allen Dromgoole.
Piano solo, Echoes From Rubio Canyon
El1en Norton.
Vocal solo, Scotch song.
n Recitation in character, Fore Daddy Struck
II Rich-Annette Won Brandle.
Contralto solo, L m Waiting
YPiano solos. Murmuring Zephyrs-Jensen
Memann; Novellette-Schumann.
The herald., 1895-03-30
REDLANDS
The Southern Pacific VIII Build q Round
House and Turntable

House and Turntable
REDLANDS, March 29.-It is under
stood that the Southern Pacific company
is to build round house in Redlands and
will also put in a turntabe. One extra
train is to be put on between here and
Los Angeles. and the time table will be
entirely changed. This is to be the ter
minus of one train.
The American Protective Accident
Benefit association OF Redlands Califor-
MIA is the title of an organization for
which articles of incorporation we're re-
ceived Thursday. The object is to insure
against accident and sickness. The
directors are: C. A. Brown, Joseph Og-
den, f. G. Prescott of Redlands; DR..
David Hasson of Mentone, H. G. Schaert.
zen of San Francisco, l.. G. Judkins OF
Oakland. The officers for the ensuing
year are: President. G. A. Brown; vice.
president. II. G. Schaertzen secretary
Joseph Ogden; medical director, DR.. David
Hasson; treasurer, Il. f. Howe of Red
lands; depository, Union Bank Of Red
lands.
In the case of C. N. Bellue for the ille-
gal selling of liquor in San Timoteo can
yon, a change of venue was granted. To-
day Bellue pleaded guilty before Judge
Camp and was fined Us.
The herald., 1895-03-30
POMONA

POMONA. March 29.-Close inquiry
shows that there has been some loss by
the storm among the hay men. especially
where the cutting was nearly cured. That
which had just been cut is but little hurt.
Chris Nieb, who was visitor here for
some weeks, has left for his Michigan
home.
Ira E. Draper and family and J. A.
Kelly and family also left for their res
pective homes in Iowa.
Pomona and vicinity has shipped 2O4
season.
The herald., 1895-03-30
MATTERS AT PASADENA
The Ladies Of the Eastern Star Gave a
Poverty Social
Concert to Be Given by the Poet Singer
James Clark--An Afternoon
Musicale --Notes

PASADENA, March 29.-The ladies OF
the Eastern Star Lodge are noted for the
excellent character of their entertain
-.ments and socials. but it is doubtful If
they ever gave more completely enJoya-
BILE affair than the poverty social given
this evening in the new Masonic temple.
The whole affair was both original and
unique, and the ladies saw that all were
entertained in royal manner. Refresh
,ments we're served during the evening in
the banquet hall and later the young
people enjoyed a social hop.
The committee was composed OF Mrs.
Lizbeth Drake. Mrs. Carline Hoff, Mrs.
Game Bonner.
The herald., 1895-03-30
The Library Trustees

An adjourned meeting of the board OF
library trustees was held yesterday after
noon, Major Bonebrake presiding.
The usual monthly bills were passed
and the day of meeting was changed to
the second Monday IN each month.
In response to a question by Mr.. Flint
Miss Tessa Kelso explained how the red
tape of the library affected the different
attendants of the library. Some girls are
promoted quicker than others because
they show an aptitude and are peculiarly
fitted for the positions to which they are
appointed.
The board then adjourned.
The herald., 1895-03-30
JAMES CLARK'S CONCERT
An Entertainment to Be Given for the Benefit
of the Lamanda rlissi0n


PASADENA. March 29.-On Tuesday
etening next James G. Clark the famous
poet singer, will give a concert in the
M. Il. Tabernacle for the benefit OF the
Lamanda Park mission. Mr.. Clark will
be assisted in the entertainment by local
talent. The following programme will be
4; rendered:
Piano solo, selected-Miss Bessie Runyan.
6ons, The Bugler-George Swerdfser.
!. Recitation, Tho Painter OF Seville-Miss
Flora Banburv.
? Song, oh Happy Day..Miss Elizabeth Jones:
Irish and Scotch ballads, Where Is Home
: and other selections-James G Clark.
Piano solo, selected-Miss Bessie Runyan'
SOM, He Was Prince-Charles smith
Florains song-Miss Elizab.,h Jones.
Song Come to Me-George Swerdfger.
Orig nal duet, Meet Me by the Running
!, rBrook-James G. Clark and Mis-, Bessie Kun
yan.
~ Mrs Lofty and /. Come This Way My Father
National song and other selections-James q.
CLARK.
The herald., 1895-03-30
Yal!e's
Hair
Tonic

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1t af-
fordS me great pleasure to call the at
tention of the public to Yale's Excelsior
Hair Tonic, which is the first and only
remedy known to chemistry which
positively turns gray hair back to its
original color without dye. 1t has
gone on record that Nine. M. Yale
wonderful woman chemist has made
this most valuable of all chemical dis
coveries. Nine. M. Yale personally
indorses its action and gives the public
her solemn guarantee that it has been
tested in every conceivable way, and
has proved itself to be the ONLY Hair
Specific. 1t STOPS HAIR FALLING i'm
mediately and creates a luxurious
growth. Contains no injurious in
gredient. Physicians and chemists in
vited to analyze it. 1t is not sticky or
greasy; on the contrary it makes the
hair soft, youthful, fluffy, and keeps
it in curl. For gentlemen and ladies
with hair little gray, streaked gray,
entirely gray, and BALD HEADS, it
is specially recommended.
All druggists sell it. Price, 81.
The herald., 1895-03-30
RECORD OF A DAY SOUTH OF THE TEHACHEPI

years pastor of the First Congregational
Church at Portland. Me-. afterwards fill
ing pulpits in Northampton, Mass. and
Silverton. Col. His recommendations
from both East and West are of the high
est. and if he accepts the call it will be
regarded by the membership here as
fortunate thing for the church and the
community.
The herald., 1895-03-30
Ala Bon Tom

SAN FRANCISCO. March 29.-The
health and police committee of the Board
of Supervisors has recommended for
passage an ordinance preventing the dis
play Of indecent pictures. This ordinance
Is destined to prevent the publication or
display of pictorial advertisements, the
atrical posters, in which nude, or partly
nude figures are exposed and the sale of
indecent literature, photographs and
other illustrations.
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Incorporated

The articles of incorporation of the Key
stone Hay, Grain and Milling Company,
with headquarters in this city, were filed
yesterday. The capital stock is $40, 600,
and $500 Is subscribed. The directors are
J. M. Neelan, James Ashman, Fred M.
Smith, c. ]. Bickford, and ]. Rube,man.
The herald., 1895-03-30
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By an investment in land in the beautiful
Sunny Slope" Grand auction TODAY
Saturday, leaving Arcade depot at
II q. M. See Easton, Eldridge & Co., 12l
S. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-03-30

Commended officially by U. s. Govern
ment chemists for highest leavening
power, purity and wholesomeness is DR..
Prices Baking Powder.
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Try gal. Maltese Club whisky, $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and favor. T. Vache
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The herald., 1895-03-30
HAnybody Offers Substitute shun Them.

NINE. M. YALE, Health and Complexion
specialist, Yale Temple of Beauty, No 146
State street, Chicago.
The herald., 1895-03-30

Contented minds make happy homes:
Contentment always follows the use of DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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DR. WONG HIM, who has practiced medl-
~ cine in Los Angeles for 20 years. and
whose Office is at 500 Upper Main street, will
treat by medicine all diseases OF women men
and children. The doctor claims that he has
trial alone will convince the sick that Dr.
Wong Him's remedies more efficacous than
can be prescribed Dr.. Wong Him is a Chinese
physician of prominence and gentleman OF
Responsibility. His reputation Is more than
we'll established. and all persons needing his
services can rely on his skill and ability. A
cure is guaranteed in every case in which a re-
covery is possible. Herb medicines for SALE
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unperceived and hide behind the sofa, just to give her little surprise as she came in to light the gas, for it was ear ly twilight.
 He had been in his place of conceal ment but a few moments when there was ring at the outer door, and mo- ment later his hearts desire ushered another young man into the darkened parlor, the young lady not seeming to think illumination necessary yet.
 They sat down on the sofa together, and the young lady said:
 "Oh, George, I am so glad it is you! When the bell rang I was almost sure 1t was that dreadful bore, Poots.
 Poots silently gritted his teeth behind the sofa.
 My dear," said the strange young man, slipping his arm around her waist, 'who is this fellow, Poots?"
 "Oh, he's a wretch that comes hang ing around here once in a while that we have to put up with because his folks come from the same place in the north. He bores the life out of me"
 "A wretch, am IF" said Poots to him- self bitterly. 'I'll show who I am when that chaps starts for home," and he doubled up both fists.
 But the young man wouldn't start for home.
 He stayed and stayed, and they kept a-billing and cooing until after mid night.
 Poot's position was very uncomforta- ble, squatting behind the sofa, and the lovemaking that was going on did not add to his ease.
 There is no knowing how long the en- tertainment would have lasted had not theyoung lady father came down stairs in his dressing gown and slippers and abruptly dissolved the parliament. When they were gone and all was still young Poots tried to creep out on tip toe, but he stumbled over a shair and made such racket as to alarm the house.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.


 o'clock. Director, L. French. Friend "Joe" announces dinner-Oh,
 Come My Love With Me. .Caryll Come Ed, as usual-We Never Care
 to Wander. McGlennon Waltz-One Heart, One Mind. Strauss At Dannie Let's Go Abroad-Mid-
 shipmite. Adams March, Honeymoon. on..........s ,..Rosey Mai, Believe You, However-If You
 Love Me Tell Me With Your
 Eyes. ...............S smith Selections Carmen. .......... ,,... .Bizet Just Once, "Cappy Pope's Jol-
 ly Life. Grube Air-Dans ancien La Cinquantaine"
 .....,.... ......!............Ma Marie Bessie will You Help us, Boys
 Loves Old Sweet Song..... Molloy Waltz -Madaline. .......... Edwards freddy" Annie Will Assist-The Girl You Left Behind. Kelly ntermezzo-Rusticana .Mascagni Just One for Mrs. TayIor-Sweet and
 LoW... ..Barnby March-Liberty Bell...............So .Sousa It's Carries Special Request, Lou
 Little 2ig............s.. .....Kerker Selections-Rob Roy..... .DeKoven Let's Always Keep Those Golden
 Gates Wide Open. Hart Selections-Popular Airs. .Hirsch Clara, Have You ForgottenDThe
 The Three Big G's (originaD....
 ........ Miss Guyon Quartet-Rigolette. ....... ......,.Verdi We Are Each-A Jolly Good Fellow. Selections Echoes. Ross Only for George-Auld Lang Syne..
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(a ives lea aItkl
RECLAIMED FROM DEATH.
The Terror of Man Thwarted.
In the Grasp of that Dread Disease, Con. sumption.-L Life Given Back. .-- Almost Miraculous.

Fortunately, perhaps, the Consumptive does not realize his own condition. His is disease of continual waste until he meets death that is in reality one of starvation.
 It is now generally conceded that this disease is incurable, - that is, by any known medicine. Change of climate, or some life-infusing food that will give new flesh, blood, and strength, and induce the various organs of the body to assume their normal functions, n this is the only hope.
 The only way to do this effectually is to give the patient Bovinine, that great raw food product, the greatest concentration of the life-giving elements of raw beef known to modern science. In this con- nection the results obtained by Dr. J. H. Head of Atlanta Ga., in the treatment of a case of consumption, are interesting.
 Dr. Head relates briefly how man about thirty-five years of age came to him for treatment He had lost forty pounds in weight in six months; he suffered with bad cough and experienced severe night sweats; he was unable to do any work; most of his family had died of consump- tion, and on examination his right lung was found to be seriously affected, and as the doctor remarked, He was in good way to have an early funeral"
 But note what happened. He was given Bovinine. In two weeks he had gained seven pounds, his appetite had returned, he was able to do a good days work, and most of the distressing symptoms had vanished; and at the time of writing the doctor felt sure of complete cure.
 This is but one of many similar cases. Bovinine will give new life and strength, make new blood and fesh stop waste, ward off disease, and turn the current of life's river again into its natural channel. Give it one trial while there is yet hope.
 THE BOVINTNE CO.,, NEW YORK.
 A. P. BUSH X Co., l49l Pearl street, Boston,
 New England agents,
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statues nose had come off. He called the attention of the policeman on duty to the fact. The policeman reported to his brigadier, who reported to the com missary of the quarter, who reported to the prefecture of police. The prefec- ture of police decided that the nose mad dropped off the statue and had not been maliciously knocked off; the matter, therefore, concerned the prefecture of the seine. It was then August, 1891. In October a committee of three was ap- pointed to decide which department had to put the nose on again. The com mittee inspected that statue in Jan uary, 1892, and reported in December that they were unable to report
 In February, 1893, this report reached the department of public works. The head of a room found 1t in June, and made the lives of his subordinates so many burdens to them with it. Some how it got into print that, but for this zealous official, there would be hardly a statue in France and in Navarro with it's nose on. In July he was decorated for special services. Somebody else took up the report. Between January and December, 1894, it had got into par liament. On February 25, 1895, the house sat upon it, and NM. Jaures and Carnaud got off some virulent attacks upon the government for its want of public spirit. The next day the same passer-by who had reported the absence of the nose happened to pass again. He discovered that the nose had not been replaced. He reported to the po- Nceman on duty, who, etc. The nose of Puget is in for another round.