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The herald., 1895-09-12
MATTERS IN SANTA BARBARA
Water Supply and Street Paving by
the Council
Night Waterman Exonerated and Restored
to His office---The Spectacular
Carnival Q Success

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 11.-An adj
hold for tina purpose of disposing of two
important matters which have been pend
ing for several weeks. An ordinance was
read referring to call for an election to
determine che wishes of the people re-
gsrding the paving OF graded streets.
When first introduced this measure
aroused storm of opposition. demand
was raised for water supply, and the
council laid the former matter aside and
appointed committee on water. The
paving proposition, however, once more
comes to the front and the election ordi-
nance passed its first and second reading
at chs meeting.
Night Waterman MATTHEW McGrath was
cxuncrated from the charges preferred
against him BY Councilman q. E. Latail-
lade. and the officer restored to his po-
sition.
Mr.. Arson Walker, n pioneer of the
town of Santa Yneg and highly es-
teemed citizen of this county, who died
on Admission day, was buried today at
Santa Ynez. For several months Mr..
Walker has been suffering from cancer,
ana ilaO recently unu6rSoNe TWO opoIa-
tions, but found no relief, owing to the
advanced stage of the disease.
The grand spectacular carnival drew
crowded houses at the opera house on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. pleas
ing effect was produced by the array of
beauty, ia bleaux colered lights and
excellent performances. Sixty-two bust
ness houses were represented but the pro-
auctions surpassed anything ever before
rendered in this city in the nature OF
trade display.
This Naples postoffice robbery rem aims
n mystery and Il !. doubtful whether or
not the guilty ones will be caught. This
Job is claimed to have been done by the
same individual who looted the INNER
land rostoffice about two weeks ago. As
in roth instances he successfully avoided
detection and has thus far avoided ar
rest, it is generally believed that he will
not'be caught unless he makes a thru
attempt.
Summer heat is unknown here at pres
ent. the days.and evenings being cool and
pleasant.
Unless the supervisors insist upon 40c
road rate, the tax rate for state and county
purposes, not including special schools,
will be $l.75. This is the lowest that can
be expected.
The herald., 1895-09-12

claim and the first mentioned gentle
mans hospitality.
The annual polo ball given at the Ca
sino last night was ono Of the most
charming social events Of the season
drawing to close. The spacious room
with floral gems and the tennis courts
transformed :, by the Japa nese lanterns
which were profussly strung about into a
fairy bower. whore the joyous couples
could go after the dance and sip their
sherbet and harmlessly gossip: The mu-
everything about the entertainments of
tho Southern California Polo club. ana a
pleasant memory remains of the polo
pall of '95. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Keneally, DR.. and
Mrs. Ferguson of Bakersfield. Mesdames
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L: Waring, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Yonng, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Alvord. Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Corson, Mr..
and Mrs. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. McCon-
nahie. Mrs. Montgomery of ssDsnysr, Mr..
and Mrs. Templar Allen, Mrs: Machell,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Machsll the Misses
Winston, Scott, Bell, Evans; Louise
Jamison. Il. Corson. Richardson, Messrs.
J. Parker, i. Parker, Thompson. Fox,
Dornford, G. f. Maud, Langworthy.
Richardson. George, W. +. Pedley and
7. ID. Martin.
Levy Hare expects to commence work
on the rejuvenating of the school house
by q coat of paint tomorrow.
The welcome news OF Miss Marion
Jones victory in the Pacific coast tennis
cham pionship contest at San Rafael on
Monday has caused the charming young
lady's many friends here TO rejoice. The
victory is considered specially good
one from the fact that her opponent. MISS
Bee Hooper, is considered the crack
player Of the north. The score was rs,
SO, 49, games, 10 IA.
Cald we'll & Coils have sold the Del
Mar ice cream parlors to Messrs. Cole
and BucK
The herald., 1895-09-12
SANTA ANA EVENTS
Ladies' VIII Organize a Band---Personai ana
News Items.

News Items.
SANTA ANA. Sept. 1.-THE Ladies OF
the Maccabees gave most delightful oox
social last night in the l. .. .. +. hall.
A large crowd was present and musicai
programme interspersed with speeches
occupied the time until the lunch boxes
were ready to be sold at suction. The
boxes brought from 20 cents TO 81. DR..
Garner and George Smith were the auc-
tioneers and the selling went on merrill Y
until some found instead of purchasing a
young lady's lunch they got her IN other
or aunt. 1t was grand success and the
ladies cleared about $50. This money is
to be used in organizing string band
among the Ladies of the Msccsbees.
The Orange county wheelm en- met last
night and elected the folio wing officers
President, c. c. Monaghan of sants
Ana; ce-president. Volney Tubs of
Tustin; secretary, c. II. Olney of Santa
Ana; captain, James Brown; first leu
tenant, Harry Bundy; second lieutenant,
Ernest Wool; Bugler. !. Fields; execu-
tive com mittse, James Brown, Ed Mos
baugb, John Engle and Harry Bundy.
Mrs. W. r. Gibson went TO the hot
springs at De Luz. in San Diego county,
today, for her health. Mr.. ellison has
been an invalid for the past few years
and Will remain indefinitely If she i'm
proves in health while there.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
H. Allen OF Orange died this morning.
B. Bastian, who has been seriously i'll
for the past several weeks, continues In
a critical condition.
Preparations for the coming Orange
county fair, that opens the 18TH of Oc-
tober, are going on with vim that'be
speaks u successful fair. New horses are
on the track and great deal of interest Is
taken in seeing them worked out. The
races promise to be the most interesting
of any yet held on the Santa Ana race
course.
Hon. ]. ". Fairbanks will give store
opticon entertainment Friday evening in
Spurgeen's opera house. The subject
from which the scenes are taken is Ben
Hur.
Miss Ina Brooks, who was visiting
Mrs. D. +. Jenes, has returned to hsr
school work in Pasadena.
Miss Myrtle Edwards returned from her
outing last night and will open her
school about the 10th inst.
H. II. Roper has secured the contract
to furnish the Anabeim school district
with school supplies for the coming year.
This speaks we'll for this enterprising
firm.
c. f. French, who has been having a
long siege of typhoid fever at Long
Beach, has so far,recovered as to be able
to travel and arrived home this evening
by train, while his folks came by team.
A runaway occurred this morning on
Main street. The horse freed itself from
the rig but did very little damage.
W. W. Croizer. agent OF the Santa Fe in
.his city, is at his home on Fourth street,
quit. i'll.
r. y. Williamson started for San Fran
cisco today on a business trip.
Mrs. Will Cordner and Mrs. Ed Boteler
of Pomona are IN the city visiting Mrs.
Cordner's sister, Mrs. I. S. Insley OF this
city.
The herald., 1895-09-12

of the most popular young ladies in this
part of the county.
At its recent meeting the water board
passed q resolution to let out the com
psny's surveying work by contract to the
lowest bidder. Mr.. Lum. VINO has been
employed for the past year or more at
salary of S75 per month, with extra pay
for all time over fifteen days each month.
will serve the company until the LIST OF
October.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Amerigs and Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
rison of Fullerton for party &C the ST.
George hotel in Fullerton, on this even
ing OF the 18th in honor of the first an
niversary OF the marriage of the parties
named
The herald., 1895-09-12
THE CITY BY THE SEA
Santa Mouicans Visit a Gold MIne---I ocai
Notes of Interest


SANTA MONICA, Sept. IA merry
party of Santa Monicans with a sprink-
ling of Angelenos, the guests of Mr.. ].
U. Henry, enjoyed "trip up the beach
through Arch Rock to Las Tunas canyon
and then up the picturesque chasm to
the gentleman's two ranches ana the re-
Gently discovered gold claims of Messrs
Barry e. Harris. 1t is one of the most
picturesque and varied drives of the many
from Santa Monica, the first SIX miles be-
ing up the beach with the endless wash
and ebb OF the ocean at one s feet, passing
old1Santa Monica canoyn, the mammoth
wharf, Arch Rock and number of other
little canyons, until the pic turesque Las
Tunas is reached. the drive then being
inland and winding one, the steep up
grade compelling the driver of the four
prancing horses to walk them. On and
upwari beside ripping, and part of
the way rushing stream, which every
now and then makes a daring leap from
. crag to the powders beneath, past
emerald pools wherein are lively speck ed
beauties. and past wealth OF forest
growth which compels one to wonder if il
all 10 such a short distance from tile hum
of civilization and society's pleasure re-
sort. At last alighting form the convey
ances the party adjourned TO the ranch
house. where lunch was served, and after
. short siesta and smoke the order was
given forward march to the gold mines.
1t was hard scram BILE over powders,
stumps of trees that had made way for
their SUCCESSORS In this primeval forest,
Int of Iocf q
thorough inspection made. So agreeably
surprised We're they with the claims that
it was the universal opinion of all that
work should com mence on them at once.
which will be done. The ride home was
. pleasant one. with each happy guest
having in his possession souvenir piece
efquartx to remember Henry, Barry and
The herald., 1895-09-12
SAN PEDRO REPORT
Harins News-i1eeting of Companions Of the
Forest


Forest
SAN PEDRO, Sept. 11.-Steamer Pssa.
dsns. Capt. Hamilton, arrived from
Eureka with 500, 900 feet of lumber to
Ksrckhoff Gunner Lumber company.
Steamer Alcazar, Capt. Saunderson, ar
rived from Westport with 1000 railroad
ties to Southern Pacific company.
Schooner Una, Capt. Smith, arrived
from L mpqca with 400. 900 feet of lum her
to Southern Pacihc company.
Schooner W. F. Whitman, Capt. Olson.
arrived from Tacoma with 700, 900 feet OF
lumber to W. II. Perry Mill and Lum Der
company.
Circle No. 26l OF the Companions OF
the Forest held their first anniversary
ball at swineford's hall on Tuesday
night. 1t proved TO be the incest affair
Of the season. The music was Just
sublime, which was discoursed by the
Harmony orchestra, under the leader b 1 o
OF H. J. Muller. The hall was elaborate
]y decorated and a banquet was served
at midnight.
The herald., 1895-09-12
Summons

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS AM
l. geles City, in the County OF Los Angeles
State of California. D. c. Morrison, City
Gardner & Zellner Plaintiffs, VS.. Mrs. L. E.
Chattock and l.. Z. Chattock, her husband.
The People OF the State OF California send
greeting to Mrs l.. Z. Chattock and L. L. Chat.
took, her husband, Defendants
pear in an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiffs in the Justice Court
ttate OF California, and answer before the
Justice, at his Office in the said city, the COM
plant led tn erein with in five days exclusive
OF the day of service) after the service on you
of this Summons, If served within the city and
county, township or city in which this action
is brought; within ten ga days II served out o,
which this action is brought; and within
twenty days if served elsewhere.
The said action is brought to recover Juug-
ment against you in the sum OF ninety iouf
dollars and fifty cents; twenty dollars attor-
ney's fees; and costs OF suit ana attasnnonI:
the same being due the said plaintiffs, CARD.
ner & Zellner, on YOUR certain promlssory
note executed and delivered to said plaintlts
by you on the Fourteenth day OF June 1888
All CT which will more fully appear from
Plain iiffs COM plant filed in this Court, copy
of which is served herewith ana mace part
OF this Summons. And you are herepy noti-
fed that IL you fail to appear ana answer saia
complaint. above required, sa1d Plslhnn
will cause your default to be duly enterea. IN
will take judgment against you as prayed IN
their com plant, to-wit: for the sum OF $S4.o0;
$50 attorneys fees; and costs OF SUIT:
Make leg al service and due return hereof.
Given under lay hand this Twenty ninth day
of March, 1890. ,,opp1,oN
Justic. nj the Peace Tor the City of Los An
geles. in said County and State
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, g.
COUNTY OF Les ANGELES, s''
1T. E. Newlin, County Clerk Oft he County
of Los Angeles State OF California, and ex.
oticio Clerk OF the Superior Court thereof.
| (which court is a Court OF Record having .
seaD do hereby certify;
That D. c. Morrison, whose name is sub
| scribed to the annexed summons was. at tho
| time OF siguing the same, Justice of the
Peace in and for said County, duly qualified
| and authorized by law to execute said instru.
| lnent, and full faith and credit are due to all
| And lido further certify. that am we'll ac-
| ouainted with the handwriting OF the said
| oficer and verify bell We that the signature
| 10 the said instrument is genuine.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
| hand and affixed the seal OF said Superior
| Court at my office in said county, this 22A
| day OF May, A. D. 1880. m Nr
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk OF the Su-
perior Court
BY A. w. SEAvER, Deputy. Sep25
The herald., 1895-09-12
ANAHEIM LOCAL EVENTS
Marriage of q Popular Young Lady--BicycI
Races

ANAHEIM, Sept. 1.-THE bicycle race
announced to take place Friday at p.
m. in this city will be strictly for Ana
helm riders. There will be two time and
two place prizes; probably about ten en-
tries.
Miss Retta Smith, daughter of J. W.
Smith of Orangethorpe, and Mr.. Barman
of Los Angeles were married in Santa
Ana today and took the noon train over
the Santa Fe to Los Angeles. 1t is stated
that from there the couple will go to
San Francisco. TIE bride nag been one
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
DEAD FOR THE THIRD TIME.
Remarkable Career Of the Chaplain OF
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Remarkable Career Of the Chaplain OF
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
New York. April 3.-Rev. james J..
Kane. d. d., late Chaplain Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, is reported to
be dying Of pneumonia, in England.
Rev. Mir. Kane has had an eXtraOr-
dinay career. He won fame in the
navy during the civil war.
After the war, while his ship was
Quartered in Jamaica, he caught yell
low fever, and died, so far as appear
ances went. He was placed in his
coffin. but though apparently dead, he
saw or heard everything that passed,
After eight hours in the coffin, he sat
up, to the horror Of the colored men
whose duty it was to keep watch over
him.
Some years later, while in the Nor
folk Navy Yard. Of which he was
Chaplain, he appeared to die the sec
ond time, and remained in a cateleptic
state for forty-eight hours. When he
recovered or was resuscitated, he left
the navy and completing his studies,
joined the church.
Mr.. Kane obtained leave of absence
this time last year, and soon after was
placed on the retired list.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
NESBfTT & pEVlNE
1879 Market Street
Telephone 6iS-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MCMECHEN PROPERTY.

BY order Of a deed Of trnst made by VIZ.
McCuskey, and Marths, his WE. 70 iA' I
trnslee, dated on the I'D day OF July, io'l '-
recorded In the ofiice Of he C.gfN Oh 'he ~
ty Court for Marshall couuty. W. Va IN =.
Deed Book No, g. page so will eel az ~
auction al the front door Of MARSHAL eouri
Court housc, on Monday, APRIL s,h ~, io.
mencing al 1000 a. M. the following pr lP'',
viz: certain lot or parcel OF land iu tne Y i
OF McMechen. Marshall county. West ..EN
being Lot No. Ss,as plated by B. D; NI ~ ~
in MoMechen, Marshall county, W, va ,l'
having a frontage OF 80 feet inches on
Mecheu Avenue, and extending southern -.,''
Railroad avenue, one hundred ana we
three feet aud II inches 10 l2'fooi aIir' I.
which said lot fronts hfty-seyen feet anl ~
inches. aud being the same property cou'e'.
10 said McCuskey by B.. McMechen ana VI,
by deed dated June I'D. 1889, and now di.t -
corded IN the Office OF the Clerk OF Mai'i,
County Court. 10 which reference is Deg,
had feFa full description OF said Lot "a -
is improved by q good two'story frame dR"
ing house.
Terms OF sale. cash.
marsh Wv. BOGE, Tfasi'.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
INCOME TAX RETURNS.
They are Coming in Rapidly and indicate
"a Heavy Collection.

They are Coming in Rapidly and indicate
Heavy Collection.
Washington, d. c., April 3.-The in
come TAX returns are coming in far be-
yond the expectations of the officials.
To save time and avoid complica-
tiCns the collectors were instructed to
classify and send in the returns on the
10th OF each month, and therefore no
reports have been received Of a date
later than March 10. Nevertheless, as
many as 10000 returns have already
been received and are now being veri-
fed and are being recorded. 1t is esti
mated that the returns made to the
collectors prior to March 10 represent
at least 100000 in income tax, and
that the actual amount returned to
April 1 viii aggregate $15000000. 1t
was not expected that returns to any
considerable number would be made
before the Sth or 9th of April, five days
before The time limit expires, and
hence the showing so far made is eX-
ceedingly gratifying to those having
the matter In charge. Another matter
of COngratulaJiOn is that little difficult
ty is being experienced by taxpayers
in filing out the blanks. SO far little
or no difficulty has been encountered,
and all things considered, the work Of
collecting the tax is going forward
with very little friction. 1t is eX-
pacted that at least S20,O00,0O0 in in
come tax will have been collected by
June 1. the close Of the fiscal year.
The officials do not express any doubt
that the Supreme Court viii sustain
all OF the important features Of the law
if not the entire act as it stands, and
are pushing the work as rapidly as is
consistent with accuracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
\ GENERAL COMPLAINT.
Coming in az Charleston Against the
Doings of the Legislature.


Doings of the Legislature.
Special to the Register
Charleston, w. Va, April S.-Gen-
eral. complaint is coming to the Audi
tors Office from all over the State
from persons VINO hold claims against
the State and which the State officers
are unable TO pay, owing to the neg
lect of the Legislature to make suiil-
cient appropriations. The following
from one OF the circuit judges is fair
sample Of such letters received almost
daily by the Auditor:
Il have reviewed no pay for mileage
for over six months past, but Judging
from your communication recently re-
ceived on that subject, I presume it is
useless to send in my account The
conduct of the Legislature with refer
ence to appropriations will not immor-
talize it for fair treatment, political
sagacity or common honesty. A legis-
lative body that viii subordinate the
rights and interests of the people to
secure a party advantage and then
call their abuse Of power economy,
must presume a great deal upon the
stupidity and ignorance Of the people,
if they expect to mislead them by such
a misnomer.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04

Nervous exhaustion in children Is wor-
irving a great many fathers and mothers
these days.
While the hurry aud hustle OF mod
ern life Is bringing a constantly increas'
ing strain upon grown men ana women
there certainly comes TO light the start
ling fact OF growing tendency toward
nervousness among their children.
AS these boys and girls, when older
will enter life OF nervous strain fully
as exacting as that of to-day, II is no
wonder that parents view with dismaY
these early signs OF nervous weakness,
and anxiously seek some means OF max
ing the young people strong and weii
again. The remedy is at hand In every
city and town in America. IL Is the
remedy first prescribed by that greatest
of oil modern educators, Prof. Edward
e. Phelps, NJ. D., L. L. D., OF Dartmouth
college. 1t Is Paine's celery com pound,
which Principal Camp, of New Haven
and Pres. Cook, Of the National Teach
ers' association, have so recently recon-
mended.
Countless parents to-day give their
children Paine's celery compound ana
see them grow robust and vigorous DAY
by day before their eyes till they are
again restored to the perfect health that
belongs to youth. Physicians every.
where advise the use OF this greatest OF
blood purifiers and nerve foods.
One of the danger signals OF nervo us
exhaustion among young people is the
lack OF desire for food and TIM capri
ciousiess OF appetite. When their
over-pressed nervous systems have been
driven to the point OF exhaustion, their
faces grow pale aud pinched, their spir-
it's decline, their bodies lose percoptoly
10 weight and strength, they need more
and more some active means OF supply
inr the nerves and tissues with better
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-04
FOR SALE
FOR SALE,

4-roomed brick and stable, on Ess.s,,t,
street Sl3.O0.
House, 0 rooms and hall, Chapline ,,,s., ,.,,
23d street, ~. 500.
splendid building site for dwelling "a,
street. Fifth ward, a, 1j)
House, 3 rooms, lith street $1,000
House, 3 rooms and hall, corner y Ffont.,
Kentucky streets, $1,000.
House, Z looms, lot 3jXlj0 H., y. Markets,
between 9TH and 9Th SITS. This is bu..s
Sl.7U0
Double franc house, 10 rooms and storeroo,
corner 1Sd and Jacob SITS, rents Tor so ~
month, $1,000
House, rooms, brick, aud stable, 18th ,,,s.,
House. 6roorls, l4th street $500
House, 5rooms, 26th street zen.
House OF rooms, Twelfth street, charges d,
easy terms. 5000.
House 4 rooms. 18TH St, easy terms, s}5L
Splendid building site for dwelling, Eof 81
Fifth ward, 81 zoo a., s,..
House 5 rooms, corner lot Zith street
asy terms, Sl.4OO.
House, rooms and hall, With large lo- l.a
street Easy terms. sS'oGS ..3 =, 49,.
House OIL rooms, Firth ward on Ag
terms 5000 49,
House. 5 rooms and hall, I'D 81, 800
House, l0rooms, with large lot loih st., pM
House, rooms. Jacob ST.. sixth ward sl5N
House, rooms, 10Th street, sl,2Jl
House, 9 rooms. Jacob street. O'sh
House, . rooms and hall, lot lOJIl'b Pax
View. Sl,SO0 ~, 49,. y.
ysdere, l,45O. ,..-..- ,,.
House OF 4 rooms, Eon street between q.
and I'D streets, With 4-roomed mouse 10 .A
rear, large lot, $500.
House OF 5 rooms, Woods street Ess
$50 feet OF land fronting on McColo'a s,i
Lind streets.
House of rooms aud hail. CbaplIae stree
Centre wheeling, ti,250 ,...
ESQ. sslO, $500 500. $1,000 sl'olJ ald sM
TO loan on city zeal estate.
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nutrition, and the veins with better
HOOD. When Paine's celery compound
is given TO one of these excltaole, weak
nerved, sallow, perhaps scroiuious
Young persons, the mother IS oIteh
amazed at the rapidity with which IL re-
stores the strength, builds up the worn
nervous tissues, and replaces the lang nor
of a de leted nervous system by the
elasticity OF youthful health.
Paine's celery compound makes peo-
ple well-not only worn out, enIeeoled
man and women OF mature age, but
Young persons whose slighter powers
have been overtAxed by excitement or
Immoderate work without proper inter-
walls for rest and repair.
Paine's celery compound has played
p most important part in the lives OF
thousands Of young people in every sec
tiop of this country. Many whose ner-
vous systems had been so stimulated
as to unfit them utterly for study, IL mas
made vigorous and strong enough TO
ably bear the burden OF coming years
1t has enabled them to grow up vlgor-
Gus men and women, capable OF doing
the part Of active, strong men and wo-
men in the world. Mr.. James b. WetZel,
writing from his home in New Berlin,
Penn, says:
ALLOW me to speak a few words IN
praise of Paine's celery compound, My
Younger sister, whose picture | send
Won, was subject to nervous attacks
and, we thought, to heart trouble. We
tried numerous medicines for her all
ments. but without much avail. Last
winter she had a severe attack OF ner-
vous trouble with her eyes, and we gave
her Pains's celery compound and she Inn
proyed wonderfully upon 1t, and she has
been well ever since. II these few words
of unsolicited testimony can be OF any
benefit please use them as my unbiased
and unnreiudiced opinion"