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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-30
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Cattle-Common TO extra steers
t3lS(satO; stocsers and feeders, s2Iha87S
cows ant bulls, 81 2aa 3 90; calves, s3.COta5 so
Hoes-heavy, s3.yUctis0, common 10 choice
mixed, % ;5ai.5 choice assorted, sil 0aI 10
light s3.tots tatS; pigs, s20U@S.70 sheep-ln-
leTior TO choice, t3,tOcs3,o: lambs 81. 05(a AGO
Cinctnnoti-Hogs-selects shippers o. istoi 80;
to l. so; lair TO light IS 25to4sO; common and
tough sat5to4 is Cattle-good shippers s4ioi so
eood tochoice ~ l0to4 20: fair TO medium IS 25to
$50; common s2O0to3O0 shecp-extra sIu0
good to- choice s3,OOtos75; common 10 iair
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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-30
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Rev. E. v. buchanan, d. D., brother Of the
late President James Buchanan, died in
Philadelphia, aged 80. He was brother-in-
wrote "old Kentucky Home"
The herald., 1895-05-09

Within few steps OF the intersection
of two OF the busiest thoroughfares in
Chicago, if not in the entire country. is
store through the portal of which more
people pass in the course of a day than
enter into and depart from any other es-
tabishment of its size in the west. Men
and women whose faces bear the stamp
of intelligence and culture; women who
lead in society, art and letters. men who
are prominent in the professions, law
yers. physicians. artists. Judges and
journalists. The exterior OF che place
gives immediate evidence of its character,
which is that of a centre of current news
and information. 1t is the news and
periodical depot of Charles Macdonald at
So Washington street, who writes the
following letter:
CHICAGO, Feb. 90, 1895. = Messrs.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington. VT.
Gentlemen: 1t is clearly the duty of
every person to acknowledge service
rendered. no matter what it's nature.
When. however, the character of the
benefit bestowed is such that it lightens
the daily burdens of our lives, and
changes our nights from dreary watches
to periods of Tranquil and refreshing re.
The herald., 1895-05-09
Installation Ceremonies

PASADENA. May s.-The members and
friends of Pasadena lodge. |. o. G. t..
assent bled at G. A. r. hall in large num-
bers. la It evening, the occasion being the
public installation of the otficers-elect.
The f)'lowing programme was rem
dered
Address Chiet Templar Anna Hobson.
Instrumental solo-Miss Ethel Graves.
"A kecitation--Addie Reynolds.
Address. The Need of Templar Lodge in
Fasadena-F G. A. stevens.
Piano duct Misses Bonner and Shaw.
Recitation, Lost-Cora Well.
Parliamentary drill
Santa Monica.
Pantomine-;!iss william Templcton.
Flute duet--Messrs. Lacey and Brockway.
Recitation, Prior to Miss Bellies Appearance
Miss Ethel Hubbard.
Trio-Misses Bonner, Yates and shaw
The young people were out in full force
and they applauded the several numbers
heartily, enjooing themselves throughout
the evening. The inst llation if the Of
ficers followed. bsing in charge of W. l.
Hall of Santa Monica. district chief tenn.
plar. There are now about l2O mem beIs
in the lodge. which is in hourishing
condition.
The following are the officers installed /:
Chief templar. Albert Mercer vice tenn
plar, Emma Shaw; past chief. Anna Hob.
SON. chaplain, Gertrude Ralston; record
ing secretary. Viola We'll; assistant Sec
retary. Charlie Crew; financial secretary,
Cora We'll; treasurer. A. G.. Terpenning; !;
shall. Nina Mcclure; superintendent juve-
nile temple. Mrs Anna Shultz- Pierce !;
guard. Charlie Card; sentinel, F. G. H.
Steyens
The herald., 1895-05-09
SANTA MONICA
The Bicycle Clubs Coming Road Rsce
Personal Mention


SANTA MONICA, May 9.-The men,
bers of the Santa Monica Bicycle club are
making great preparations for their first
annual road race, which takes place on
the 18th inst. over an eight-mile course,
commencing at the corner of Nevada ave-
nue. and Third street, continuing to the
Soldiers Home and return. 1t is all up
grade to the home. but a corresponding
down grade coming home, so that the
last end of the race will be easystQfthose
who continue to that point srhefe are a
number of entries and fitstNrlass prizes,
including handsome medal given by
the local jeweler, o. 6. Tullis, for the best
time. ~, f'
The work of adding an extensive heat
ing apparatus to the North Beach bath
Montgomery. the new manager, has as
sumed the duties of his Office.
All sorts of electric road men are here
daily, and keep our real estate men up to
boom pitch.
The hot weather in the interior has
caused rush of summer guests. who are
taking possession of their seaside quar-
ters
Mr.. D. L. Bancroft has sold his Third
street home to 0. Westover.
A. Buster has left for an extended visit
to his parents in Vermont. Miss Bassett
will look after the gentleman business
during his absen ce.
ing Father Howe here for few days.
Brakeman Douglass had his hand badly
smashed today while coupling cars.
The 6-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. V. Valenezuella died yesterday, the
funeral taking place today from the
Catholic church.
Miss Minnie Cross has returned to her
home in Iowa,
The herald., 1895-05-09

pose the iuty resolves itself iEto pleas.
u:e. A few months ago, owing to the
contining nature of my business. l began
to feel OF first sort Of languor and list
lessness, to disguise which was COM
PEELED to bring into play all the strength
of will l co,:ld command. The feeling
grew upon me however. aud in short
time 1t took such possession of me that
it affected my appetite and caused in
somnla. approached my meals with
feeling amounting almost to nausea. and
my bed with horror at the restless night
that | was nearly certain was before me.
1t was only bys the strongest efforts tnat
| was enabled to hide the change from
people who came into my piece OF busi-
ness, but my intimate acquaintances
were quicker to notice it. | had arrived
at Point where could no longer keep
silent upon the subject, and speaking If
it to one OF my friends one day he sug-
gested that | try Paines celery com
pound. ! purchased bottle, and before
had taken dozen doses I knew that
the suggestion was q good une. for felt
an improvement. 7 continued to use it.
and feel entirely restored. Nv appetite
is good, | sleep well, and instead of an
irksome grind, my business has again be-
come pleasure to me. You may put
me down as strong advocate of Paine's
celery compound. Yours respectfully.
CHAS. MACDONALD.
The herald., 1895-05-09
MOUNT LOWE
Raymond Excurslonsts on Oiddy Hel ghts.
One Hundred Dollars for View


One Hundred Dollars for q View
MOUNT LOWE. May s.-A delighted
company of fifty seven Raymond excur-
sionists assembled the geat incline OF the
Mount Lowe railway this morning. They
were under the direction of Charles A.
Cooke. who brought them from Boston by
way of New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore, thence along the Baltimore and
Ohio railway through Cincinnati and st.
Louis to Kansas City. where they took the
Santa Fe route to Los Angeles They
stopped at the Hotel Green in Pasadena
last night and this morning came up to
Echo Noun tain. AS they landed on the
able minister OF the Congregational
church in Newton Center. Mass, was in
marked: 1--WE have made the frightful
and perilous ascent over your road"
"Frightful perhaps" was the quick re-
ply. but not perilous. and some people
you know are frightened at shadows"
All admitted the mingled grandeur and
beauty of the view. and general regret was
expressed that their itinerary did not
permit them to remain another day.
Edwin Coon of Rochester. Mimi, came
up with his wife because he had under
stood that it was one of the things which
but as he approached the top of the in
cline and looked down upon that match
less picture of valley and town and field
and grove, and mountains curving
around to the shining sea, he declared
that he would not have missed this
thrilling ride and magnificent view for
hundred dollars. Mr.. and Mrs. Coon
have taken an extended trip through
Mexico and report that our sister repub-
lie shows signs of prosperity and progress.
Miss Francis Hooper OF New York, Miss
Sylvia Allott OF Redondo and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Wilde and daughter of Los
Angeles, came up for stay over night.
Mr.. s. G. Hall Of Staten Island. N. Y,
was in company with group OF Pasa-
dena friends consisting Of S. A. Ware
Alice and Stella Ware, Pauline Christ
and Matte Lyman.
Miss Corinne Wise and her sister Of the
Los Angeles public library. had pleas
ant visit with their friends on the noun
tain.
Work is progressing on the extension
OF the mountain road from the hotel to
Crystal Springs. three miles distant. and
5000 feet above the sea. About a mile of
the track will be completed and ready for
the cars in few days and then we Will
all 60 up higher.
The herald., 1895-05-09

will be attended BY large number of
scholars and friends.
M. J. Bundy is preparing and putting
upt he machinery for the lay ing Of the
asphalt on the street car line on Fourth
street. This mixing machinery will be on
the corner Of Bush and Fifth Streets.
Milton Bastian was last night thrown
from a cart at the depot and dragged
some distance before he finally stopped
the horse without any damage being done
to either the boy. cart or horse.
Homer Pitman Of Los Angeles was the
torical contest. HON has a great
many friends in this city who Will be glad
to hear nf his success.
Nellie G. Palmer, 49, year old girl. was
today committed to the Whittier reform
school by the superior court.
Herman l.. Joseph. manager of Bur
gers department store in Los Angeles,
will open branch store in the Wakeham
building next Friday. This makes three
large stores opened in this city since the
commencement of public improvem ents
in our city.
for Boston. whore she and Charles Haw
thorne will he married at once. Mr.. Haw-
thorne was former resident Of Orange.
Miss Wilhits has lived in this city all her
lie and is well and favoraby known by
host of friends in and about the city.
The following composed a party who
today: Will f. Craig, Walter Williams.
Guy La Grange. Wiley Waggoner. DR.. A.
T. Covert, +. B. Lightburn. Charles Bow
ers and AL Decker. They say they came
over in two hours to see the bicycle bows
of this city.
Rev. f. J. Mynard and wife of Oakland
arrived in Santa Ana today for visit
with friends. They are staying at the
residence OF Mr.. D. +. Jones. A re
ception will be rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Mynard at the reside ence of DR.. and Mrs.
A. J. Howe, tomorrow evening, Thurs
day.
church. Oakland. will preach next Sun
day in the Church OF the Messiah at IL
The herald., 1895-05-09
Christian Church Commentaries
Its Anniversary
I.O.O.F.PUBLIC INSTALLATION
Organization of Branch Of the
Y.W.C.A.
etudents at Throop Polytechnic A Domestic
Row--Whist CIub--Hotel Green Quests.
News Items

PASADENA, May S.-The members of
Che Christian church and their friends
commemorated the thirteenth anniversary
of the founding of the First Christian
church of Pasadena last evening. and in
connection Herewith gave reception to
the new members received into the church
during the past six months. The new
members number fifty-tive.
T. Z. Stem made a brief address in
which he gave sketch of the church s
history. showing that some 500 names
have been on the mem bership rolls. there
being about 800 at the present time.
About $25, 900 in round numbers has been
raised and expended for all purposes.
After short programme had been
rendered the new members OF the church.
through A. J. Cannon. presented the
pastor, Rev. II. Elliott Ward. purse of
$50 as slight token of their esteem. Re-
freshments were served and very pleas
ant evening enjoyed by all. The church
was prettily decorated for the occasion
and an amateur orchestra enlivened the
evenings programme.
The herald., 1895-05-09
YESTERDAY AT POMONA
Regular Meeting Of the Board Of City
Trustees


POMONA, May s.-Last evening the
city trustees held their regular monthly
meeting, with full attendance. A peti.
tion for opening Cypress street between
Fifth and Sevnth streets was received and
referred to the street committee. A
change was made in the contract for
street sprinkling, making it necessary
for the street superinte ndent to name the
number of teams to be used after the first
rain of the season. AS the contract first
read the street sprinkler could have
obliged the city to pay for the full lumber
OF teams the year round if he chose to do
SO. A long discussion ensued over ac-
Knowledging the bond of the contractor.
The annual report of the city clerk was
read and referred to the finance commit
tee. The regular monthly bills were al
lowed. Chairman Hutchinson appointed
Langdon and the chair the park com nit
tee; Ragnes and Hibbard. comm ittee on
streets, finance, Rayne and Graber;
printing Hibard. and Raynes; fire. Lam
don ana Hutchinson; sewers. Graber and
Landon; lighting. Graves and Hibbard.
The trustees adjourned % meet next
Tuesday evening.
Rev. U. &. B. Pierce is homo from his
trip to Lick observatory.
A baby girl adorns the household of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. G +. Freeman are spend
ing the week at Elsinore visiting friends
there.
I. d. Vinson will return soon to his old
home in Alabama.
The headquarters of the fruit exchange
is one Of the busiest places in the valley
these days.
Some new pumping machinery has been
received by the Pomona Land and Water
company.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christian church will hold their annual
picnic at San D mas canon next Satur-
day.
knowledgment to Mrs. Susie M. Sweet,
presiuent Of the w. r. C. of Pomona for
u present in the shape of beautiful silk
quilt, presented by the CORPS.
The herald., 1895-05-09
A Branch of the .Y.W.C.A.

PASADENA, May S.-Some time ago
steps were taken to organize a branch OF
the Y. W. c. A. in Pasadena. and the fol-
lowing COMMITTEES was appointed: Mes
danes A. Stowell H. G. Bennett r. B.
Kellogg. Ii. II. Dreer, l.. K. Wickens G.
g. Horton. H. M. Field and Il. +. Row
land and Misses H. +. Amos and NJ E.
Mcclellan.
a number of meetings have, been held.
and on Monday the committee met at
the Presbyterian church and elected the
following officers, who will also serve as
mbers OF the board of managers of the
Los Angeles Y.W.C.A.
The committee cordially invites all
ladies interested in work for young women
to join the association, and will be glad
to receive names at any time. The Off
GERS elected are as follows: Mrs. c.
Stowell, president; Mrs. H. G. Bennett
vice-president; Miss NJ. E. Mcclellan, Sec
retary.
The herald., 1895-05-09
SANTA ANA
Successful Marketing of Fruit-Personal and
News Notes

successful marketing OF Fruit-PerSonaI ana
News Notes
SANTA ANA. May 8.-Mr. V. E. Blod-
get. who went east in the early part of
the season to take care OF some fruits
from his own and one or two of his
neighbors ranches. returned last night
and reports that he is we'll satisfied with
the manner in which he succeeded in
disposing of his dried fruit and oranges.
He says he got good p:ices and made
money by being at the other end OF the
route himself to look after the fruit when
it arrived, while the associations have
not made nything ont OF their crop this
year SO far. Mr.. Blodget and Mr.. Ben
nett and T. 6. Taylor. his neighbors,
dubbed together and sent Mr.. Blodget
to Cincinnati. where he stayed most
OF the time. and is highly pleased with
prices and sales Of fruit, both dried and
course next year. Mr.. Blodget got and
s1S cents for fruit that he was offered
Only cents for here in Santa Ana by the
buyers before he went east. He urges the
Tustin Fruit association to send good
man to the eastern markets and look af-
ter the fruit, and thinks the ex eriment
will be q money making game for the
fruit growers. 1t is quite interesting to
talk with Mr.. Blodget concering his trip,
II the selling of the fruit from California.
II says the Wholesale dealers in the east
IA t ready and anxious to buy from the
growers, as they are sure of getting fresh
fruit and always in better condition and
will make better prices than from scalp
ers."
Mr.. J. Harrison and Mr.. G. W. New
ton. who have bought property in this
city departed today for their old home in
Cedar Rapids, Ia.. over the Southern Pa
citic railway. These gentlemen have been
in this country long enough to know
they are satisfied to make til cir future
home IN this city. so after a few months
stay in Iowa they will return to Santa
Ana to settle down for good. They ex-
pect to return in November.
A reception will be held tomorrow
night at DR.. and Mrs. A. J. Howell's
residence in honor of Rev and Mrs. +.
J. Mynard OF Oakland, CAL. who are stav-
ing for few days at the residence II D.
+. Jones. All friends are invited.
The Sunday schools Of this city will
unite in Il grand union picnic next Satur-
day up the Saneiago canyon. This will
be the orardast nicnic Of the season aud
The herald., 1895-05-09
FLOURISHING CHINO

CHINO, May S.-There are about 5000
acres of the $500 to be planted this season
already in.
Only a few of the farmers have suffered
from wind this season, while few have
lost a small part OF their crop through
the ravages of the cut worm. They will
all, however. realize more than usual
from their crops.
W. H. Hnlabird. c. H. Phillips and G.
W. Gates were in town Sunday and Mon
day.
The remains OF Truma I. Bristol were
buried Tuesday afternoon.
The infant child OF J. II. Haverly died
Monday mornin
Walter Galloway and Mrs. Mary +. Nor
rell. both OF this place, were married sun
day,
The herald., 1895-05-09

office and is now working for the Crown
Vista. according to the account. He halls
from Washington. though he has lately
come here from Los Ang les. where he
succeeded in gaining considerable unenvi-
able notoriety, 1t seems.
Hotel Green-A. G. Cressinan, H. A.
Darling, NJ. Meyberg. Los Angeles; Mr..
and Mrs.. G. B. Whitehead, Denver; Mr..
and Mrs. d. l.. Bartlett. st. Joseph, Mo. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Har is and family,
Philadelphia; +. B. Tracy, A. s. Blanc,
San Francisco.
The regular meeting OF the Young
Men S Christian association, Lyceum No.
$50, l.. l.. A., will be held Thursday even
ing at I 80 o'clock in Knights Of Pythias
hall. Visitors welcome.
The Crown City Cycle club started this
evening for San Gabriel. where they will
enjoy u Spanish supper. There we're be-
tween thirty and forty of the boys to
start on the moonlight ride and they will
have a fine run.
The herald., 1895-05-09
LONG BEACH
Visitors Becoming Numerous Surf Bathing
Good Building improvements

Visitors Becoming Numerous Surf Bathing
Good Building Improvements
LONG BEACH, May.--Visitors to this
beautiful seaside resort are becoming
more numerous every day. especially
since the advent Of the warm weather.
Trains on the Terminal road this week
have thus far been loaded with passen-
gers. some of whom have already secured
accommodations for long stay.
Surf bathing is excellent. The water is
but little colder than it was much of the
time last summer. "Aleck 81 bath houses
are open for the season and with new
furn ishings and fixtures throughout.
The float which represented this place
in the Fiesta professions, has been pur-
chased for cigar and popcorn stand.
and placed on the beach in front OF the
bath houses.
Building Improvements continue active
and all indications po mt to Very lively
season here and the early opening of 1t.
The herald., 1895-05-09
On Trial for Seduction

The trial of G. r. Wallace of Monrovia,
accused of having ruined a yo ng girl
named Mamie Gates unden promise of
marriage, in August 1894. bsgan yester-
day in department one OF the superior
court. Wallace. instead of marrying
Miss Gates married another young
woman, who was in court wit him yes.
terday. The defense is hopeful that the
prosecution will not be able to prove the
promise. The case will be resumed this
morning,
The herald., 1895-05-09
r1isruided Woodchoppers

Juan and Marco Pena, co ,ple OF Mex
Ican woodchoppers, were arrested by the
United States marshal and brsught before
Commissioner Van Dyke yesterday on the
charge of having cut growing timbsr in
the government forest reserves of San
BeInardino county. In default OF bail in
the sum OF $3.50 they were rcmanded to
The Los Angeles county jail to await ex-
animation Saturday, the 1Sta.
The herald., 1895-05-09

To the people who are suffering from rup-
ture Prof. Joseph Fandry, formerly of Berin,
Germany. now of Santa Barbara, is practical
rupture specialist and truss manufacturer In
Those having tried all kinds of patent trusses
and found no relicf also have given up all
tion and especially ask them to send me tnvir
The herald., 1895-05-09
BreVitieS

PASADENA, May S.-The new cata-
logue of students at Throop Polytechnic
institute is being prepared and shows a
total attendance, after all duplicates are
allowed for. of 304. OF this number LAG
are nonresident students; 15s live in
Pasadena and SO in Los Angeles. There
are 2l8 boys and So girls. All are greatly
interested in their work and the institu-
tion is in tiourishing condition.
The management has arranged to have
George G. Boniface give dramatic read
ing on Thursday evening. In the course
of which he will give selections from
Shakespeare and Dickens.
Charley Kings friends are shaking
hands with him again. as he is back from
his brief trip, having gone only as far as
some point in Arizona when the con-
return portion OF round trip from the
east purchased of a Pasadena citizen
and he concluded to return. His friends
are glad to see him back. but sorry he
lost money by the operation.
The following disciples Of Izaak Walton,
known as the Pasadena Bait club, ex-
pect to start tomorrow for a ten days
George B. Post, A. II. Conger and W. l..
Wotkyns. They will so to the. clubs
camp up the river, and are anticipating
.ine sport angling for the festive trout.
The Whist club OF Company b go to
Los Angeles tonight to play the second
bout of which the Company B boys were
so badly worsted.
Gen. A. b. Campbell of Los Angeles
will deliver the Decoration Day address
at the NJ. Il. Tabernacle on the evening
of May 30th
The G. A. r.. post is beginning to
make arrangements for proper celebra-
tion of the day.
Albert Gilmore, the boy who was so
badly injured some ten days ago on the
Terminal railway crossing. was removed
from the receiving hospital last night by
anumber a of Company B bers and is
reported to he doing well. Ii is thought
that he will entirely recover.
The News devotes a colu n and half
to showing up the unsavory record of
would-be journalist. M. W. Church by
name, who had applied for work at that
The herald., 1895-05-09
A Family Row

PASADENA. May S.--Frank McAffee,
a driver for the Pasadena Transfer COM
pany, got into trouble with his wife last
evening as result OF what she con-
sIdcre too severe punishment Of their
6-year- boy. and struck her with the
boy. adding an invitation for her to
leave. She promptly complied. taking
the boy with her. but had scarcely started
when he took the boy away from her.
She is now stopping with a neighbor.
1t is said that the parents of the husband.
with whom he lives are largely respons-
Junate for the wife. as she is not strong
and is a long distance from her parents
with no money with which to 60 to
them.
The herald., 1895-05-09

Rheumatism in the back, shoulders hips
ankles, elbows or wrists is caused by accumu-
lation of acid in the blood. Hoods sarsapa-
rilln neutralizes the acid and cures the rheu-
mQtiSm.
The herald., 1895-05-09
PIJpTtJPE

Hoods Pills are the best fAmi catharti
and liver medicine. Harmless and reliable.