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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-12-07
MEDICAL.
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DOWNEY
The Weather Makes the Changers ferry
Interesting Items

Inc weather makes the Urangers TERRY.
Interesting Items
DOWNEY. April 29.-The cool cloudy
weather of last week has given place to
bright summer weather, and the farmers
are happy.
An inmate of the county farm, while on
his way to town Sunday last, dro pped
dead in the street of heart disease.
T.R. Chapman and William McCormic k
visited Long Beach Saturday and unday
of last week.
Downey Tent, X. o. r. M. was visited
by large delegations from Norwalk and
Long Beach on last Wednesday evening.
The Los Angeles district Sunday schoo |
convention meet; at the Downey Bapt
church this week.
John Monahan returned Monday from
the Southern Pacific agent for the past
few days.
Born-To the wife OF Colonel H r. Gray.
daughter, April 23d.
Two lively runaways in Downey during
the past week.
Mr.. Eberle has recovered his valuable
dog.
A committee has been appointed to ar
range for Fourth OF July celebration to
be held here.
Rev. W. J. Browning and wife, formerly
of this place. leave this week for an ex
tended visit to their old home in Ar
kansas.
Scott Grcening is out again after pro-
tracted illness.
f.. g. Greening lett for Arizona on
Thursday where he goes to look after his
large cattle interests.
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Peabody, Kan. She will leave for that
place this evening.
Week & Wood paid S. today for leaving
a horse unhitched. The victims of the
hltching ordinance seem to hold out well,
Notwithstanding the fact that the papers
have given full details and ample warn
ing for some days.
ID. W.. Permar was suddenly attacked
with lockjaw this morning. and for time
his family were much alarmed. He is
now improving. though his condition is
still quite serious.
home on South Pasadena avenue at the
age of % years. The funeral will be held
tomorrow at the parlors of Reynolds g.
Van Mugs.
William B. Wightman. national bank
examiner, made his examination of the
Pasadena National bank on Saturday.
The examination is made twice year,
by two different examiners, and the
banks never know when to expect them.
Drs. EpF. and W. B. Rowland received
telegram this morning stating that
their father. DIR. Joseph Rowland, died
yesterday at his home in Media, Pa. He
was about SO years of age, but quite vigor-
Pasadena last winter.
Mrs. George Armstrong of aLamanda
Park. who caught her foot on broken
plank at the depot of the Santa Fe road
here some months ago, and fell, sustain
irg injuries to her hip, has settled with
the railroad company by it's paying her
500 and expenses for medical attention.
Mrs. ii. B. Wood has let the contract for
a cottage on South Los Robes avenue to
cost about $4,000.
The United Samaritans will hold their
regular monthly meeting this Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Methodist
church.
Senator Cullom was in town today
went up Echo mountain this afternoon
with Professor Lowe.
Hotel Green-Miss Florence V. Smith,
Mrs. Edward G Smith. Philadelphia;
Mrs S. Hirsch Miss M. Hirsch. Portland,
Ore. DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Simmons, Sac
ramento: Miss Grundlach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bundscher and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. George f. Volkmann. Miss Grace
Nichols, Mrs. Geogre W. Bowers VIM.
Wolf. Geo. o. Watkins. San Francisco;
J. Scott oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
Fleming, Mrs. Fanny S. Gray. W. D.
Wise. M. Murphy, Los Angeles; d. M.
Allen, Joliet, Ill. Jas. w. Jackson, San
Diego; Martha Jackson, Denver; N. J.
Levinson, manager of the San Bernardino
Sun.
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REDONDO
Arrivals by Steamer Beginning Of Summer
Season

Arrivals by misunderstanding Of Summe r
Season
REDONDO, April 29.-The Santa Rosa
arrived from San Diego this morning,
leaving 30 passengers and taking "a tons
OF freight and go passengers for the north.
The steam schooner Caspar. Anfndson,
master. arrived today flom GrAy's Har-
Dor with 356, 900 feet of lumber for the
Willamette Lumber company.
The steam schooner Westport. Jacobs,
master, arrived early this morning from
Bear Harbor with $500 ties for the South
ern California Railroad company.
The schooner Protection sailed for the
north today. Quite large crowd visited
Redondo yesterday, making things look
very much like summer business
Scipio Craig of the Redlands Citrogaph,
accompanied by his wife. spent Saturday
and Sunday at the Redondo hotel.
The first concert of the Spa fish Stud
ents' Quintet club, engaged Tor the season
by the management of the Redondo hotel,
proved great musical treat for all who
were fortunate enough to be present
Signor Rebagalote and his company of
artists are without doubt the finest must
clans of their kind in this country.
Among the late arrivals at the Redondo
hotel are George A. Craw. Portland, Ore. !;
Miss Brant, Vancouver; II. j. Kelly, s.
=. t. O'Connor, San Francisco; Phil A.
Otter, North Yakima. Wash.
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NO MORE SUNDAY BOOZE
Dozen SaIoonists Were Gathered In for


n DVZSu oniVuuiotS VCFC 0htnCrcu III IOT
Selling II
The police went about Sunday and
yesterday demonstrating what they can
do when they feel pleased to so do. VIC
lations of the ordinance prohibiting the
sale of liquor on Sunday have been so
common that every one thought the law
would become dead letter. But Sunday
the plot was thickening and yesterday
the police got out their warrants for the
men they had spotted and f. A. Patter-
son of the Nonpareil, at the corner of
First and Washington streets: H. Schon-
ecke of No. 254 East First street; G. Il.
Richardson of No. 30l North Main street;
H. Steeler of the St. Charles. at No. 312
North Main street; Gus koshnick of No.
500 East First street; Sam Sullivan of the
Bouquet. on Commercial street, William
Snyder of the Vienna Buffet, on G curt
street; Adam Maussnest of the Eintracht.
at No. 1863 North Spring street; Otto
Halmer of the Anheuser, at No o6 South
Spring street. Lawrence Smith of Fifth
and Los Angeles streets f. Dobner of
No. 10l North Los Angeles street, and
Peter Huffman of No. 105 South Los An
geles street, were arrested and take n
to the city prison, where they. gave bail
to appear today at 80 p. M. in the
police court.
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tire, who leaves Southern California as
division officer. and goes 80 San Fran
G. II. Howard, editor of the Farm.
Field and Fireside of Chicago, was re-
cent guest of A. X. Smiley.
The revival meetings being conducted
by the Baptist Society will this week be
held in the Y. M. G. A. auditorium.
1t is estimated that only about seventy
cinity remain unshipped, OF which about
one third are seedlings and two thirds
late varieties. 1t is generally conceded
that the Redlands district will have sent
out something like 450 cars by the time
the season closes.
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JERUSALEM
The Rains Affect the Barley-Very Chea
Butter

ihS NaiHS hucCt the DdTiey-tcry Cnedp
Butter
JERUSALEM, April 29.-Light rains
the past few days have knocked down
some of the heavy barley and started the
weeds on the bean land.
Haymaking has started and will soon
be the order of the day.
Some farmers are planting beans, corn
and potatoes trifie too early.
DR.. Jefferson Archer and his bride have
arrived from their wedding tour and will
locate at W. G. Cooks house, in Jerusa-
lem.
There will be some good racing at the
Hueneme track, May day. The A. o. u.
w. will give ball at the same place in
the evening.
Jerusalem rejoices in the possession of
twelve-foOt aermotor windmill and free
water trough, put up by the county.
Three baseball clubs in jerusalem Let
Los Angeles look to her laurels.
There is promise of a first-class honey
crop in this county, so says veteran
beeman.
What Is the cause of the poor market
for butter? 1t has never stayed cheap so
long before. Some of the stores here are
paying only Is cents per roll in trade.
Think of butter N cents per pound
Who would use lard?
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mann and Mrs. M. Moore arrived from
San Francisco Saturday.
f. Critchesson, agent for the Phillips
excursions, spent Sunday on Catalina.
John Hinkel. prominent real estate
man of San Francisco. and family, are
guests at the Hotel Metropole.
James Murray, II. M. Smith. A, W.
Swanfelt and William Bloom of Los An
geles came over on Saturday.
Among the late arrivals at the Metro
pole are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. CrandaIl st.
Louis. Mo-. d. W. Eldred, Chicago; Mrs.
Sophia Hart, Asbury Park, n. j.; Miss
J. Campbell, Grass Valley
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SAN BERNARDINO

A Dec sion Involving Large Area of
Land
SAN BERNARDINO, Arpil 29.-The
superior court rendered judgment today
in Wittram VS.. Bush in favor of the plain
tiff, thus granting title to 1900 acres of
land near Etiwanda. This is a case in
which one Fafk, now an inmate of an in
sane asylum, appeared as intervenor, his
representative claiming him to have been
OF unsound mind when the deed was
made to Wittram. The court did not so
hold, and the long and costly trial was
brought to close.
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LOS ANGELES PARKS
The Newspaper lien Shown Through the
Parxs-Contempla ted improvements

The Newspaper Ten Shown Through the
Parxs-Contempla ted improvements
Mayor RAIDER and Superintendent of
Parks Meserve drove the representatives
OF the differen. papers through the parks
yesterday for the purpose of pointing out
the contemplated improvements in case
the bonds carry. With the $780, 600 for
Elysian Park it is intended to acquire
more land needed to make suitable en-
trance and to improve the park bv max :
ing roads laying out flower beds, etc.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars is asked for
Eastlake Park, and will be used to pur-
chase thirty eight acres of land. and to
extend the lake, and beaatifv the grounds.
A like sum is needed for Westlake Park
to acquire a tract of land on the south
side of Seventh street, as the park is now
by far too small to accommodate the vast
concourse of people which congregates
there on Sunday.
All of the bonds to be voted for on Fri
day are badly needed for the Identifying
OF our parks. and those interested in the
welfare of our city are doing all in their
power to have the bonds carry.
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HOTEL MATTERS
Prospects Bright for the New Raymond The
Green VIII Not Close Yet


PASADENA, April 29.--The Raymond
committee, composed of P. M. Green, r.
P. Lukens, +. c. Bolt, NJ. E. Wood, c. d.
Daggett, H. w. Magee. w. C. Stuart. NJ
H. Weight. G. c. Brown and j. w. HUI
gus. met again this afternoon in the Carl,
ton hotel parlor, and while no particulars
we're given out for publication. it is known
that they are meeting with success and
that a goodly sum is already secured. va
riously stated at from $4,000 to $780, 600.
When it is known that Mr.. Raymond has
agreed to make the rate per cent. mat
tiers will no doubt be somewhat facili-
tated.
Colonel G. G. Green has taken consd-
cradle interest in the rebuilding OF the
Raymond. and all will be glad to know
that his hotel, The Green, will not close
May 18th. as reported, but be kept open
for quite time after that date. closing
only for opportunity to make improve
ments which have been contemplated for
some time, but can only be carried out
readily while the guests are absent. The
heated term-probably July and August
is the only season that it is expected to
remain closed.
Mr.. s. G.. Reed says he is not contem-
plating building hotel o n his Carmelita
property.
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PASADENA NEWS NOTES
Gathering of the City Fathers
Yesterday
NEW RAYMOND PROSPECTS
DR.. Hodges Elaborate Hospital
Quarters
Real Estate Sales Violation of the Hitching
Ordinance Hotel Green Arrivals.
News Brevities

PASADENA, April % The regular
session of the city council was held this
afternoon, at which President Cox, Trus-
tees Lukens, Wasburn and Hamilton were
present.
Edward Groendyke filed his bond with
NJ. L. Wood and s. 7. Jewett as sureties,
in the sum of $1,000 for the completion
and operation of the electric plant author
lied by ordinance No. 300. The franchise
calls for the completion of the plant with
in six months.
Two protests, one against regarding,
curbing, guttering and laying a cement
sidewalk on North Fair Oaks avenue from
Chestnut street to the city limits. signed
by property owners representing 1904 feet
frontage. the other against the sewer
work on the same street were denied, and
the work ordered to be done.
+ The improvement of De Lacy street
from Dayton street to Elevado Drive and
Congress street from Pasadena avenue to
Fair Oaks avenue by the usual grading,
curbing and guttering was ordered.
resolution of intention was passed to
cause Villa street to be widened between
Los Robes avenue and Moline avenue to
a uniform width of sixty feet, ten feet to
be taken off on the north side.
Colin Stewart asked that the grade of
Arlington drive be established which
was granted. and the city engineer or
dered to proceed with the survey.
b. +. Brockway addressed the board on
the matter of graveling Colorado street.
presenting protest against the street be-
ing graveled in front of the block between
Broadway and Marengo avenue, signed
by property owners representing $50 feet
frontage. They contend that this is not
a good material for the business part of
town. The petition was placed on file.
petition from w. Basore asking per-
mission to move house on Green street
t. Raymond avenue was ordered filed.
A petition from property owners repre-
senting 1880 feet frontage on Hudson ave-
enue, asked that the grade of that street
be established. Granted and the city
engineer was oroered to make the sur
vey.
In the matter OF the protest of property
osiners on Raymond avenue, against the
assessment for widening that thorough
fare. the hearing was set for May 9Th.
This was afterward reconsidered and the
time set was Monday, May 18th, at D. M,
at the council chamber The protest was
signed by property owners representing
1918 feet frontage.
The usual street work was ordered to
be done on Arbor street. between Orange
Grove and Grand avenues.
Engineer Clifford, of the fire depart
ment asked for instructions concerning
the placing of the electric company's
wires so near the fire alarm wires. 1t was
considered that the practice must be
stopped.
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AVALON
Beautiful Weather Attracts Plenty of
XisifnrS

Beautiful Weather Attracts Plenty Of
Visitors
AVALON, April 20. = The cloudy
weather of the last few days culmina ted
in light shower Saturday morning. Yes
terday was u beautiful day. and was en-
joyed to the utmost by the large number
of Sunday visitors. The Linda was busy
conveying parties up and down the coast,
while skiffs and sail boats dotted the bay
from early morning till shutdown.
Among the guests who went to Little
Harbor over the stage road were Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron T. Herrick, Parmeloy Her.
rick, Miss Stella Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Parker. Marian Parker.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Below, Miss R. PLACE
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Draws Teeth Without License

A complaint was issued yesterday for
the arrest of Douglas Creighton. who il
accused of practicing dentistry on Spring
street. between First and Second streets.
without certificate. 1t is said that he
makes use of the certificate of DR.. Adj
ans, who has been dead some time and
that he is merely in the employ of the
widow of the deceased dentist.
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GORED TO DEATH

Jacob Hass, Dc.ryman, Killed by a Pet
Bull
Sunday night Jacob Hass, a dairyman,
who had leased 1870 acres of Los Felz
ranch and kept his dairy at the head of
Vermont avenue, went out into his corral
to attend to the cattle, and while he was
there bull not heretofore considered
vicious, Knocked him down ana gored
him to death. His family missed him
when he did not return, and the search
revealed his violent death.
He leaves widow and four children
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Gone a Lung While F.,

Mrs. p. Donovan secured divorce
from M. J. Donovan yesterday in depart
mcnt one of the superior court on the
ground of desertion. Mr.. Donovan left
his better half one day ten years ago and
since that time shedias nnver seen him
again nor heard lin. Perhaps Mr..
Donovan is dead
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COTTON,

Good Rainfall Promising Grain and Fruit
Crops
COTTON, April 29.-The rain COM
monced falling Sunday at o'clock, and
continued all day and part of Sunday
and fruit promise finely.
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DR.. HODGES NEW HOSPITAL
Will Be Fitted Up Especially for His
lice

PASADENA, April 29.-Pasadena GER
tainly has an enterprising citizen IN DR..
J. s. Hodge, and the public will be glad
to learn that he is to have new quarters
for his hospital, the old being entirely
inadequate for the purpose. He has
leased the entire second and third floors
of the new McGilvray & Torrance build
ing, now about to be erected at the cor
ncr of Green street and Raymond avenue.
which will contain in the neighbor hood
of thirty rooms for his use. These roo ms
are to be arranged especially for the pur-
pose to which they are devoted being
provided with baths and all conveniences,
and so constructed that contagious dis
eases can be successfully treated, while
certain wards will be reserved as a re-
ceiving hospital. those who are unable to
pay being treated free.
AS the building will be constructed
with especial regard to the best sanitary
arrangements, and many of the rooms
have many inmates. and ought to do
much good.
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REDLANDS

Salvation Army News The Orange Crop Yet
Unshipped
REDLANDS, April 29.-Sunday was a
red letter day for the Salvation Army.
Meetings were held for the first time in
the old Y. M. G. A. hall, which has been
leased for barracks. Captain Kin CHAM
of Los Angeles was present, and far e.
we'll was rendered to Staff Captain McIn-
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Every an alysis and cont est proves
Price, Cream Baking Powder absolute
ly pure.
Brevities

DTeNttieS
Z PASA DENA. April 29.-Mr. William w.
Newcomb. OF Detroit, Mich, has pur-
, chased fifty-tw lots in the Stratton subdi-
vision of Mrs. Gilchrist, which he will re-
sub divide, then improve the property by
grading Franklin. and Hudson streets.
!. planting shade trees and otherwise rend =
ering the property more desirable. The
frontage OF the lots is about 1900 feet. and
the area of property is about twenty acres.
Miss Harraden. au thor of Ships That
Pass in he Night, has been making
visit to Pasadena, having been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendall at the
A rroya Vista. She went back to San
Diego this afternoon. where she has been
stopping for some months.
- Mr.. G. G. Emery, of New York, who
b as been here for some months with his
family, has purchased about six acres
more adjoining his property on Orange
Grove avenue. and will erect fine resi-
dence thereon. 1t is understood that he
pai@ about $40, 900 for the six &C res, which
with his other property adjoining, makes
tract of about nine acres. The property
has beautiful building site. with a mag
niticent view OF the surrounding country.
g Rev. Florence Kollpck. pastor OF the
B Uhiversalist church. has received tele-
gram conveying the sad news of the death
OF her brother, Frank II. Ko!lock, at
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DR.. Price's is the only fbaking POWDER
that will make fine pastry without short
ening. It's absolutely pure
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DIR. Prices is the foremost baking pow
der in all the world. because it's absolute
Nv pure,
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DR.. Wiley headed the Worlds Fair Jury
that found DR.. Prices Baking Powder
absolutely pure.
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Visit this Tract and the many beautiful homes built and in
OF construction and the grand view of the capped
mountains : : 80: .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-02
BREAK At SAN QUENTIN,
Murderer George Bullock Tries
to Escape From the
Penitentiary.
He Was Caught on the Roof and
Surrendered to Captain
White.

san. QUENTIN, CAL, April LA skill
full but unsuccessful attempt to escape from
San Quentin Prison was made about 2
O'Clock this morning. George Bullock,
serving a life sentence for murder, from
Santa Cruz, attempted to escape by cutting
through the top of his cell. He succeeded
in getting through and on to the roof, his
cell being on the upper tier on third floor
of the cell building. On Sundays the con-
victs are locked up ats p NJ Bullock i'm
mediately began work on going to his cell
and worked for six hours, making the open
ing by which he went through and on to
the roof at o'clock A. NJ. He had provided
himself with rope of sufficient length to
throw over the wall, which is distant about
twenty-five feet from the cell building, and
had made a graphing hook to catch and
prevent it from slipping. He was discov-
cred by Guard Grady, who Immediately
notified Captain White, who is in charge
of the second watch going on duty at 12
oclock midnight Captain White imme-
diately went on to the roof and Bullock
surrendered, saying, Cali right, give up.''
Bullock is the person who shot through a
window and killed a man early in 1898
near Boulder Creek, Santa Cruz County.