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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-08
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
~ O tp po ddIs.I ION
iVr~ TRI-wgEKLY LINE FOR NEW
(eAIsN YORK.
STEAMERS iaAvs Rich m oud
EVERY TUESDAY, WEDNRS-

STEAMERS iaAvs Rich moud
EVERY TUESDAY. wEDNRs-
DAY AND FRIDAY Al o'clock r. II.
Manifest closed one hour before sailing
time.
n; Norm river, for Richmond every MON
nay ard WEDNESDAY at r. M. and
SATURDAY at Il. n.
p.sxsrgrr accommodation unsurpassed
Cabin fare 70 New York uncluding
m.-fs and berthl Via James river
Pichmond. and Petersburg rail-
road. and Chesapeake and Ohio
RoanG-tr!p tickets. good for thirty
s,osssyyssre.fare, without subsistence. %
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Company's, Sol east Main street: chesa-
peaks and Ohio. and Richmond and Pc
tersnarg depots, and AT company's ONCE.
many popular northern watering place,
and summer resorts can be vbtained.
Rsegsge checked through.
Frelght forwarded, ana through bills OF
ladIng Issued for points beyond New
Freight received daily until s r. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on NON
PpAAfr,asisptSs. and sATuRpAYs By the =:
chesspeaks and Ohio railway (vla New
ucrt News) al $40 A. n. and BY the Rich
Richmond and Petersburg Railway Com
n.ny Same daysl. az = A. NJ. Will make
Connection. al Norfolk with steamer lezv-
'As Go GO n. ALLEN q co, Agents.
se . No. iz12 Lain street
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No. Is, daIy Tor Atlanta ara points De-
yond with through Pullman service.
No. lo3, ''vestlbuled Limited Train.
Buffet Sleepers. Richmond TO Atlanta.
Close connections at Atlanta Tor New
Orleans and all points South and south
west: and at New orleans with the South
ern Pacific and Texas and Pacinc rall-
roads 10 all Texas points. No extra
charge ON "Ves,ibuled Trains
ARRIVE RICHMOND,
No. 4og. Atlanta Special Vestibulod
Limited Train" $40 A. NJ. daily.
No. Is. Mail and Express. Gas p. NJ,
daily.
For tickets. Pullman reservations etc.
apply 10 n. -. owen Ticket Agent. Byrd
Street station; Richmond Transfer Com
pany, sol east Main street, and Com
pany's ONCE, SIC east Main street
r.. ST JOHN.
Nice-Prescent.
JOHN H. WINDER.
General Manager.
r. j. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent.
". NJ. BOYkIN. city Passenger Agent.
SIG east Main street. Sc y
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RAILROAD LINES
'HEDuLE IN EFFECT NOV J. lsx
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRp.srppv.
STATION

80 sFOAs Z trx
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD.srppv.
STATION.
800 A. II. Daily -kichmond ana ~.
NESIiBtLS LtMirEn"t'k
flNe Norioik II ~ A. 81 4t-.
only at Petersburg. Wa,.-'
ana SUFFOLK. second ..'...
tickets not accepted h.. ,..s
= ge on this tr "A. pa
9:05 A. NJ. Daily. THE CHICAco -,
PRESS" for Lynchtur, - ~
npke. Biuencid po-.1 "oA'
ken0ya, Columbus. s-5 .as
cage Pullman Bufio, ea.'
Roanoke 90 Coilmhus ullF.
ehange; also. Tor q ti.s
Bristol. Knoxville. thsf.-is
ga, and inigrmpIisfsl ~. -
$50 L. NJ. Daily. for No.r'k So.
and intermtiis s'aii.rs =
rive Norfolk co r. N A.
llio r. NJ. Daily. FOR Roanoke p,t,.-,
Pulaski. and Br .irI ',9Il'
meets at Roanoke a-
Washington ard a.. w
rooga limited Paiiim,,C eeata-
ers Roanoke TO Memsh,s ~.
New Orleans. Dinrt.-. sii
tached. Also. Tor Bnse.'i or.
pocahontas. also n- ~
Mount ana all station. Ia ~
ston-Salem Division "in'
PULLMAN PALACE SiEFpro
tween RICHMOND ard LYNrii1t.I,',.'
ready for occupauty atsP. II. 49, Bt,i
man Sleeper Petersburg % Roarots TUE
Trains arrive Richmond fro,, d..
burg and the West daily s 81 a. Mo-.
I +. NJ. From Norfolk and the v'.i
iiC5 A. NJ. and Vestihulei iIrfs. N,
Y. NJ II. W COURTNEY
District Passcnge- Ari.,
". y HEVfff~
General PASSENGER Ag'.,
General Office: Roanoke. Va "a
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.

600 A. NJ. From Albania and JteAssl'
vile.
SIS A. NJ. Thursday and Sunday esrh
week. from Atlanta and ~
south.
so p. NJ. From ATLANTA ana Alsliia
$40 a NJ. From keysNiie
FREIGHT TRAlNs VIII also carry p'f
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CO. OIL. ,''' 4: ;:..,.,
ErrrcrIvE OcTORER D. ~

.luu IT,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 81. ISIS
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
s50A NJ. Daily. with chalf-eaf, ~
Norfolk, Portsmouln' ~. -.
Point. Newport News ana '-'
cal stations. 60.
local stations. Newport Nres
Old Point. Norfolk. Ani ioi'
mouth.
10 ma. II. Local train, except sunday 20
Clifton Forge. Connect az g9''
donsville for orange, hapain'
culpeper. calyert0n. Manassas.
Alexandria, and wanna. =
at Union station. ttlf. .'r.
Vile, for Lynchburs. AZ h.
for HaRerstoWn. az rtt-A'-'
for Winchester. ..
40 p. NJ. The Cincinnati and ~ -
Limited, daily. SIth t4l.iD4..
10 Cincinnati. Loui-vLe, a.
81. Louis. stops only AZ 7.
portant statlonL tehtf.
at Cnarloftesyiile foF Lifa
burg and q, Ashland. f,r -
ingfon. Ky. and lo.e,als
Meals served on p.n.ns sf
No Z, Local Train. etct2
sunday. follows above
from CharlotiesgAle 10 s---'
sop N. ioeal Train. eroep, ssn-lJ
Accomgo dation fof 'lf
"gs y T. P PsfI.s q i S,sfsa- +.
donsyille 70 Clnclnnar -
louisville. Meals sfrfei
Din.ng-Cars Connecfs ~ 'ti,
ing,on. Va. caily. ~ -
Springs.
re.rxs LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION. .
saA AZ DAILY. Ter Lynchburs az -. -,
ton Forge Connects - p' n
except Sunday. Tor u ~ :.
INnchbufg. daily. ~. 49,.
folk and Western snl 49,,
esn Railway. Tor n,
ana South; except Ssl-tt' II
Lexington. and CrA.S ~,
al W Clifton FORGE ni'-
Tor Cincinnati ...-,.
s6S ID n Except sunday. l0eAi &C.
w" oa;son for ColgmpiA. .,,,o,,o
TRdHnfR ohp.srREET station
50 4 ~ bp s.i fssa SoTioiS ard %
,npu BAN p1i,' from Cincinnati al
sapu b.isS. from Norfolk sat GA
,spM f fs:sp sunday from " c-''
.,,s ..eRRtivE EIGHTH STREET
.a NJ EXCEPT Sunday. from -
AZ h smv'N from LynehbBrs Ls s.
- = "a sny,an Va and Cliie1 z
J0Ht. \. ~ ...t
- Division Fssseasef 49,
,oupptcrix MAT.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY at 4. b.. and every
SUNDAY at s A. NJ:
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received I'll sailing hour. for
Sundays steamer till r. III. Saturday
Freight received daily anti. r. NJ.
Fare, -.
Fer further Information apply to
J. W. MCARRICK,
General Southern Agent: Office. Rockets.
W. r. CLYDE e. Co
&c . General Agents. Philadelphia.
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TOOK AND JoBPRISTlNG SK A.:
f1IY EysCprgp AT THx pi's~
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
PIEDMoHT AIR.LIYxl
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 3 iN,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

.. \
2'o A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS es.y
Tor Danylle. Greerstorr'
WINSTON salem. SlcCpefs. RE-.
m0nd, Va, 20 bangAe art
Greensboro. Connects 40 Dan.
Vile with the Washington an
southwestern kestitu.fs In.
ted tNo. 80. carrying s'rar.r,
Danyilie 20 Asheviiie Af4na.
Memphis. New orleans AZ
Jacksonville. also frsf.ca.t
day-cOaChes between Wtaf.
ington and Atlanta psusa.
gers can use these cra-he,
without extra cnarge. Cfrrfe.
ti1ns made az Memphis ana
New Orleans for sI ponts lr
Texas and California. Sleeper
open for passengers 40 e8l'P
7:25 p. NJ. THE EXPOSITION FLYER
Tuesday and THURSDAY Zach
week. carrying through Pail.
man Sieopers 90 Atlanta CI.ss
connections for an pc1b
South.
is:JP. NJ FAST MAIL daily for A.
lanta and points South en-.
meets AZ SiOseey With Yarn.
Vile and POwhafan railfoit
at Keysyille flr ClarkuNa
oxford. Henderson. and Or
ham. and AZ Greenshrr1' 90
Durham Raleigh and Nn
ston-Salem. Carries sleeper
New York g. Atlanta ars
Montgomery. and from Nsa
York 20 Jacksonville p1rrf.
Car Atlanta. % Birmingham
800 r. VI. LOCAL. daily. except Sunday
for Keysyille and informed afs
fllHfu
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
LEAVE BYRp-sTREET STATION.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "a. 1885.
The herald., 1895-04-23


PASADENA. April 22.-The congrega-
ton of the First Baptist Church well
coined their new pastor. Rev. G. J. Doug
lass, in very pleasant manner yester-
day, having decorated the church for the
occasion of his first sermon and rendering
some special music for the event. he
comes from Brockton, Mass.
President Reyes has been appointed by
the committee of the Half Million Club
to represent Pasadena in the trip to the
north and will go with them on the trip,
although he is very busy man and can
hardly spare the time, as it will take
week or ten days. He is the, right man
in the right place, however, being always
active for Pasadena's interests.
Arthur Saunders stopped runaway in
neat and effective manner this morning
by jumping into the wagon from the rear
and catching up the lines. 1t was the
same outfit that caused a Chinaman $5
fine. mentioned elsewhere, as he left 1t
unhirched.
Harold St. John, young man recently
from Philadelphia, died of consumption
on Saturday, and the funeral took place
this morning at All Saints Church. The
body was cremated at Los Angeles.
A South Pasa ena case is in progress
before Justice Merriam, in which a
poundmaster and his efforts to impound
horse are being investigated. The pla N
tiff is Mrs. Fry, and she says he was too
Jealous in his endeavors to secure animals
for the impounding corral. even striking
her with rope while demonstrating with
her for tying out her horse to Craze on
the public street.
The water set won by the boys of Com
pany B, as second prize in the drill dur
ing La Fiesta. is on exhibition in Col
lingwood' s window and attracts much at
tention. The boys certainly did well
considering the small amount of practice
they had.
Mrs. E. Stephen Matthews will speak
to ladies only, at 3 p. M. on Tuesday. on
Temperance Work, and in the evening a
lecture will be given to all in the M. e.
tabernacle. Mrs. Matthews is the Lon
don organizer of the British Temperance
organization, and is fluent speaker and
well versed in her subject.
Messrs. Seaman, Ryder, Downey and
Berry, all we'll known wheelmen, started
for Santa Barbara this morning, about 8
O'Clock. They will wheel through the
(Which place they expect to reach tonight)
to Santa Barbara, via Santa Clara valley.
Hotel Greene. A. Hubbard. Maurice
Block, G. L. Belcher, Charles II. Lyn-
berg. William Marcy, G. A. Thurston,
Florine Haas, L. Hewes San Francisco
Mrs. E. Loehr Miss A. L. Loehr. Chi
cago; George J. Cate St. Louis; H. R.
Boynton. Kewaunee, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs.
James McKinstry, Hutchinson, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Blatt Detroit. Mich. ;
II. r.: Adams, Stockton, CAL; F. B. Sad
lie :. W. West Curant, New York; G. H.
;Jeffries. CINCINNATI; J. D. Stark. Pitts
burg Pa; Mrs. J. E. Lock, Mrs. J. Cur
tin, Los Angeles; l.. H. Stott, Stottsville,
N. Y.
The herald., 1895-04-23
OCEANSIDE
A cowardly Cumbersome Very Interestin

A cowardIy Hurder-some Very Interesting
OCEANSIDE, April 2.-Wednesday
evening last four laborers who have been
at work on the tume at Escondido were
making their way on foot to this place
on the railroad track. They passed Vista
about 7 o'clock and the storekeeper re-
ported them sober and orderly. Two
hours later they got to Iona Alta and
were filing along singly when some one
unknown to them fired from q culvert at
the side of the road and struck Portu-
guese named Antonio who was second in
the line. The men scattered, fearing
other shots. and did not discover until
they returned to the place in the morn
ing that the Portuguese. instead of running
as they had supposed, was lying dead on
the track. They Immediately came into
town and reported the fact to the police.
The dead man still held his bundle un
der his arm. His pockets had been rif1ed
but $3.50 was found in an old tobacco
pouch which had been overlooked if the
object was robbery.
Rily, Willard and Moran. the other men
with him, were held for examination bv
the coroner. but were discharged later
and verdict of death from a gunshot
wound in the hands of some one I'M
known was rendered.
Monday night Mr.. E. Il. Shall, veter-
an of the war and an honored member of
the Order of Odd Fellows. died.
Every one has words of praise for the
Fiesta number of The Herald and MANY
OF them are now en- route TO the east to be
The herald., 1895-04-23
SANTA MONICA
Santa 1onica Rubbing Her Eyes-Arrivals at
the Arcadia 4f 'ir

Santa 1onica Rubbing Her Eyes-Arrivals at
the Arcadia 14.f
SANTA MONICA. April 22.-The town
has awakened from the sleep that La FL
esta induced and We are trying to catch
up for the loss both in money and time
that the Los Angeles carnival brought
upon Us.
Mrs. f. H. Waite of Prescott. Ariz., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Woods. Haul tS9tg<
N. G. Hubbard of Redlands has taken
the Lilly cottage on Ocean avenue for the
season; consideration, $500. q"
The San Mateo left today after dis
charging her cargo of black diamonds.
The schooner Greenwood is here with
90. 600 ties.
The Mineola is daily expected with coal
from Comax.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Robertson of King
ston, Canada, are at the Arcade.
I Mrs. Ida Nelson and her son Arthur are
home again.
Mrs. I. l.. Requa, Miss Requa' and Miss
Glasscock of Piedmont are at the Arcade.
Mr.. Jesse Yoakum is building a store
on his property on the corner OF Oregon
and Third streets.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ar
cade are; Mr.: and Mrs. E. E. Pope, NAL
ford Este, Mary E. Holton. A. D. V.
Honeyman. Plainfield, N. j.; John J.Sil-
vers and wife, Miss Julia Silvers Gran
berry, N. j.. A. A. Shaffee, il: Anderson.
Clinton; Findlay Archer and wife. Miss
Ella Cadmus, Philadelphia; A. G. Smith,
Mrs. G. Fisher. Mrs. Phillip, Miss Flor
ence Lippett. Lewis Brown, Mrs. Trues-
New New Y saa dss his MI IL Me s F Gs%
sted, N. Y; Mrs. Russell, Sacramento;
Mrs. Gregg. Pasadena; Mrs. H. +. Hast
ings, Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-04-23
ONTARIO
Number of Impor liant Transactions In
Real Estate

Real Estate
ONTARIO. April 22.-Sales of real es-
tate have been somewhat active in this
vicinity during the last few days. At
Cucamonga r. B. Wilson sold 20 acres to
James Lawson. and to P. Thompson, a
recent arrival from Canada eight acres.
The same agent also negotiated trans
fer from James Lawson of 20 acres to the
Cucamonga Fruit Land company.
Six hundred and twenty acres. includ-
ing the hotel building at South Cucamon-
ga, purchased by Gouche, Henry & Co.
several years ago, have passed into the
hands of Hanon & Co. of this place, and
will be planted and otherwise improved.
One of the most extensive land deals
ever made in this county has Just heen
consummated. Three thousand acres adj
jning Ontario and lying between the
Southern Pacific and California Southern
railroads have passed from the control of
the Cucamonga Fruit Land company and
into the hands of syndicate of active
land dealers. The water privileges con-
nected with the deal are exceedingly val
liable, and if half of the Improvements
projected by the new company are car
ried out, Cucamonga will experience
grand boom.
To H. w. Van Arman, immigration
agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad
company, is due the credit of bringing
about this important land transfer.
The herald., 1895-04-23
SANTA ANA
The Troubled Waters StilIing-A Budget of
Interesting Items

SANTA ANA, April 22.-As per agree
ment the committee that was appointed at
the last regular meeting of the city board
of trustees. to make thorough lnvesti-
cation of the reported Gigantic steal' of
water by the Spurgeon system from the
city system, met in the city hall this
afternoon and there were present Hun t
and Garner. committee of the city board,
and Mr.. ,Spurgeon and Drake. DIR. Gar
ner OF that committee reported that a
thorough investigation had been made
and they found no circulation of water
between the two systems whatever, and
he stated what he thought it was all a
scare and nobody hurt" and the gigan-
tic steal was all on paper and nowhere
else.
DR.. Garner also reported that on inves-
tigation he found that the city had been
collecting water rates for the past year
from one of Sturgeon consumers, who
is not connected with the city water at
all, but has been taking water of the
Sturgeon system alIthe time but suppos-
ed he was taking ofitAe lei y.sE IN
The murderous Ch5naman.sSu Chung
Quey. whotried to kill one of his country
men at Anahe ii m aysfew weeks ago was
brought into-~court today, and the case
continued until Friday. ApriI 26th.f
S. Biler the young man whowas arrest
ed Saturday night by Nightwatchman
Nigg for carrying concealed weapon. was
brought before Recorder Matthews this
afternoon, where he pleaded guilty. Mat
thews fined him $25 or ten days in Jail.
In default of raising the $25 he was taken
to jail.
Eli Turner, the boy who was kicked in
the head by horse, is improving.
The Odd Fellows are as busy as bees
preparing for their great celebration next
Friday. They are decorating French
opera house and putting in elevated seats
on the stage for spectators at the mas
querade ball in the evening.
Hiram Fairbanks is moving his stock
of drugs from Tustin to this city. He
will occupy one of the vacant rooms in
the Congdon block.
The report that Chinaman was shot
while IN his tent near Garden Grove dur
ing the night of the Anaheim celebration,
and from which he has since died, and
was buried without notifying the coroner,
is believed to be a canard.
1t is stated by the Anaheim Independ-
ent that the contract for building the
Anaheim beet sugar factory has been let
to Edward +. Dyer for $24O, COO.
Mr.. Fred Kremple. who has been in
milwaukee, for the past year, returned to
this city Saturday night.
The board of supervisors has been at
work all day on the liquor ordinance.
Mr.. Fairchild, the contractor, having
finished his contract for paving the two
blocks on Fourth street, will move his
machinery to Pomona at once, where he
has another contract. The rest of the
street will be done as soon as the contract
can be awarded.
The herald., 1895-04-23
DOWNEY
Glad the Fiesta Is Past-Interesting News
Notes

Glad the Fiesta is Past-Interesting News
Notes
DOWNEY April 22.-Downey merchants
are glad that the Fiesta Is over, business
having been very quiet with them during
the past week.
Sam G. Hammer, who for some time
time past has cen correspondent for The
Herald at this place, has purchased a cot
tage at Long Beach, where he is now
moving.
Rev. !. d. Green married two couples
last week. He says the Fiesta was a
success
Messrs. Taylor Hornbeck and william
Hutchingson returned Friday from
hunting and fishing trip in the mount
aims.
Over 500 round trip tickets to Los An
geles were sold at the Downey station
during Fiesta week.
George Elliott is building neat cottage
at Long Beach to rent.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stoke of Bloomington, Iowa,
arrived here yesterday. Mr.. Stoke is an
old friend of John Strine, whom he had
not seen in twenty years.
Mr., T. J. Wood, pioneer resident of
Riverside Cal, visited the family of his
cousin. Mrs. V. r. j. Chapman, few
days this week.
Mr.. o. H. Eberle of the Champion lost
very valuable dog on Monday of this
week. He offers handsome reward for
it's return.
Court Downey, I. o. o. F., is enjoying
boom at present-new members being
initiated every meeting night.
Protracted meetings were begun yester-
day at the NJ. E. Church, south.
Mrs. G. F. de Laney returned to her
home in San Diego after weeks visit
among relations here.
Section No. of the Santa Ana division
of the Southern Pacific railroad, which
has been located here for the past twelve
years, is to be moved on the 1st of May to
Norwalk.
great many strangers are arriving in
town daily, looking for. homes in our
valley -
The herald., 1895-04-23
How
To Get
a
Bicycle


: Everybody wants good Bicycle, but
everybody cannot obtain one because a
good wheel is rather expensive to those Of
moderate means. Listen, now, while
THE WEEKLY HERALD tells you how
to secure, as good a wheel as the market
boasts You know THE HERALD is
popular paper in Southern California,
don't you? Eve are trying to make II
such, at any rate, and good many peo-
pie seem to think we are succeeding.)
And you know that it it is not very diff
ficult matter to secure subscribers for it,
don't your
Now the point OF all this is that THE
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY is
going to give away one of the famous
Stearns Bicycles, and you are invited to
enter the competition for its ownership.
The gift will be made to the person who
sends in the greatest number of new SUBJ
scribers to THE WEEKLY HERALD by
July l, 1s95-and unless you have the
ready cash to pay for bike" there
isn't an easier way in the world to secure
one.
The herald., 1895-04-23

admired by hundreds who would gladly
have witnessed it in person.
A worm, resembling the army worm,
has made its appearance in places and is
doing considerable damage, but when the
ground is cultivated makes little progress
and we hope will soon disappear.
A kindergarten school is to be opened
in the near future.
The water company is still hauling pipe
and has established a camp above Pala.
at the head of the system.
Two hundred cords Of willow brush
poles from San Luis Rey are being
shipped.
Wilton Schuyler. one of our bright
young men. has invented a railroad at
tacnment to his bicycle by which he can
make twenty miles per hour on a straight
track with ease.
The herald., 1895-04-23
LA FIESTA ROUNDUP
Some Who Celebrated Too ZeaIousIy and Paid
Eor II

PASADENA, April 22.-The police
court had a busy session this morning. as
might be expected, the number of cases
being greatly in excess of weeks bust
ness ordinarily.
James McChesney, James George and
Andrew Gallagher were up for drunken
ness, the first two mentioned being fined
70 each, the last given 80 days in Jail.
Peter BaXter's trial was set for tomorrow
at PM. also drunkenness A China
man was fined Us for leaving his horse
unhitched on the street; James Venary
paid $5 as plain drunk, and Jack Shafer
The herald., 1895-04-23
BURGLARS BUSY
While Citizens Took in La Fiesta at Los
Angeles

WINE SitiZeDS look IN La Fiesta at Los
Angeles
PASADENA, April 22.-Two burglaries
that occurred Saturday evening were re-
ported to the police only this morning.
One was at the residence of N. w. Bell,
on Grand avenue. where the thieves Sc
cured several hundred dollars worth of
jewelry, the other being at the residence
of Miss Bixby, on Lockhaven street,
where about $40 worth of silverware was
taken.
Last night an attempt was made to en-.
ter the house of A. r. Dodworth, at the
corner of West Colorado street and Ter
race drive, by cutting the screen at one of
the windows. Mr.. Dodworth is absent in
the east, and when one of the young
ladies heard a noise she called her brother
and it was found that the screen was
partially removed when the burglar was
frightened away.
The herald., 1895-04-23
SANTA ANA

Reported Killing Of a Chinaman by Some
Hoodlum
SANTA ANA, April 22.-Word was re-
ceived here this evening that some hood
lum few nights ago shot into the tent
OF Chinaman near Garden Grove, this
county, just to scare the occupants. The
ball struck one of the Cinnamon. from the
effect of which he died yesterday. The
derer.
The herald., 1895-04-23
Overland Route via the Northern Pacific
Railroad

After a winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirable for the tourist tn a n
ern Pacific Railroad. The Yellowstone Park
and Dining Car Line. All trains vestibuied
Tourist cars elegantly upholstered Scenery
unsurpassed. Weather cool and delightful
For informat ton communicate with John Clark,
800 s. Spring street, Los Angeles, or r. X
Stateler, Cent Agt. 635 Market street. s. +.
The herald., 1895-04-23

The California Midwinter Exposition
was dazzling success. DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder took the highest pirze for
purity, strength and excellency.
The herald., 1895-04-23

The Worlds Fair award to DR.. Prices
Baking Powder speaks for itself. 1t pro-
claims the superiority of this popular
brand over every other.
The herald., 1895-04-23

BRONCHITIS. Sudden changes OF the weather
cause Bronchial Troubles. Browns Bron-
chial Troches' will give effective relief
The herald., 1895-04-23
Brevities

was given 60 days for disturbing the
peace.
The herald., 1895-04-23
SAN BEkNARDlNO

News That Is of Some Interest to Bank
Depositors
SAN BERNARDINO. April 22.-Re-
ceiver Broderick of the First National
bank announced today that depositors of
the bank could be paid dividend OF 20
per cent between the 10Th and Goth of May
$50, 900.