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The herald., 1896-02-09
ANAHEIM

Work on the Big Dltch-Personai and Socia
ANAHEIM, Feb. 8.-The four mile
concrete ditch being built south Of
town is about half completed.
BENZ. Hiss has sold his ranch and
moved to Los Angeles.
j. E. Dunphy has quite recovered
from his long siege with the grip.
BENZ. Sparks right hand was badly
injured few days ago by coming in
contact with buzz saw.
Mrs. 1. V. Albertson, whose husband
was taken to Highland asylum re-
Gently, went over to that institution
yesterday to be near the unfortunate
one, whose death is looked for at any
hour.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Lee returned
from San Jose yesterday. Miss Lee
who has been attending the state
normal school in that city for the past
four years, graduated from the institu-
ton last Friday.
On Monday next 8. T.. kieffer will
will move with his family to Fair Oaks,
Cal, where they will enter the employ
of the Sunset Civilization company.
The ladies OF the M. r. church gave
an oyster supper Wednesday evening
from which they realized $50.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Anahsim Cooperative
Beet Sugar company will be held in
this city next Monday.
The herald., 1896-02-09
HAPPENINGS AT SANTA ANA
Waiting for a Verdict in the Fruit
Association Suit
Boat Anti-dancing Club neets-The
Kings Daughters Reception

SANTA ANA, CAL, Feb. SIN the suit
iocket, No. 1915 of the Tostin Fruit
association vs. Earl Fruit company,
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
;old 80 cars Of oranges for it and re-
tanned from the proceeds Of the sale
/, snd appropriated to its own use with
sout the knowledge Of the plaintiff, the
y of $187S.92.
!, This complaint sets forth the price
It which each one of the 32 cars was
'old and the price returned, which in
very instance was less than the selling
rice. The attorneys for plaintiff are
ohm D. Pope and Victor Montgomery
s'of Los Angeles.
George McCampbell Of Tustin has
returned from business trip to Gin
cinnati.
Fred E. Bennett of Elsinore and
! Mabel Golf of Santa Ana were married
TODAY at noon at the residence of the
brides parents, on East Fourth street,
Rev. Jewell performing the ceremony.
Immediately after the wedding dinner,
which was attended by large Number
of the brides friends, the happy couple
Btarted for their home in Elsinore.
Elmer Nichols, principal of the Cap
tstrano school, is spending the day in
Banta Ana.
Mrs. Charles Vanderlip, who went
east some weeks since on visit, is
huito sick at her fathers house near
Kansas City. Mo.
4 The Pleasure Boat Anti-dancing So
The herald., 1896-02-09

ciety held it's weekly meeting last night
at the residence of DR.. Bailey.
The reception Of the Kings Daugh.
ters at the home of @. F. Mansur was
largely attended and a most pleasant
affair. The program consisted of a
solo by Miss Sallie Peabody; recitation,
Miss Kate Dryer; piano solos by Misses
Leila Mansur and Mabel Mickey, fol-
lowed by refreshment. The reports of
officers showed a large amount of me-
cessaries distributed among the needy
during the year.
Miss Lulu Finley returned from
Berkeley last evening on account of
the sickness of her father.
L. o. Breeden, agent of the Southern
Pacific, and Miss Sadie Nourse are
both recovering from long illness.
Rev. j. Fl. Cooper will, Sunday even.
ing, speak in Congregational church
on Armenia, Her Past and Present.
The herald., 1896-02-09
SLEUTHS AT SAN BERDOON
Think Healer Schlatter Low Languishes
in Their Jail
No Solution Of the Horticultural nlsssion
TangIe In Sight-Electrlc Company
Pushes Work

San BERNARDINo, Feb 8.-A man who
has every appearance Of being Schlst-
ter, the "divins healer" who has Gre
sted such a sensation in the Rocky
Mountain states and territories within
the last few months, is thought to be
in Jail and worked on the chain gang
today.
HIS was sent in from Redlands as
vagrant, being brought in last night.
He has Teutonic expression, wears
long hair and beard, and is the exact
image of the pictures of Schlatter
which have been published.
He will talk to no one except when
urged and commanded to speak. He
told Deputy Hooking, who has charge
of the chain gang. that he was "doing
penance." He says he lost his white
mule on the desert near Yuma, and
when asked whittier he would 20 from
here, said it might be toward the west
or toward the south, whichever way he
was called. .
The men in the chain gang and his
jailers are convinced that the man is
none other than Schletter. AS soon as
he returned to the jail he retired to his
cot in q cell and would communicate
with no one.
DOUBLE INSPECTION
Out of all the turmoil over horticul-
tural matters one fact daily becomes
more patent, that fruit trees are being
inspected as they never we're before. In
all the districts except at Ontario there
are two sets Of inspectors, recognizing
the authority of rival commissioners
and watching each other like the pro-
verbal hawk.
At Redlands the situation seems to
be particularly strained and Inspectors
Pierson and Ruggles, holding appoint
ment under the old commission,
pounce upon everything in the fruit
tree line which comes into that dis
trict, regardless of how many times it
has been inspected before.
1t was from Redlands that the
trouble came up last week, when the
much befogged railroad agents came
before the board of supervisors to ask
whom they could obey and not get
into trouble. From signed report
published in the Facts last night, an
other case of the same kind will come
up next Monday.
NOTES OF THE DAY
Major j. w. T. Diss went to San
Diego this morning to attend the re-
ceptions and social events in honor of
the navy officers now in that city.
Gen. G. F. A. Lasts full staff will be
present.
The San Bernardino Electric COM
pany is pushing work on the streets of
the city at surprising rate,and is pre-
pairing to contradict all Of the predic-
tions which have been made to the ef-
feet that lights could not be put in by
March l, and that the contract could
not be fulfilled.
Charles E. Lansing Of New York,
who with party Of friends has been
at the Stewart for several days, is one
Of the most prominent Masons of the
metropolis, and his card shows that he
has been grand representative in a
great number of Masonic gatherings.
The party left for Phoenix, Arizona,
last night.
W. Il. Smith still languishes. His
petition for writ of hebeas corpus
was argued at length before Judge Otis
today, but after listening to Attorney
George B. Cole for the petitioner, and
L. M. Sprecher for Mrs. Smith, Judge
The herald., 1896-02-09
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Feb. 8-Invitations are out
for an sat home" at the r. P. Sibley
residence next Tuesday evening. The
event is in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
King Cooper of Savannah, Ga.
About thirty friends of Mrs. w. H.
Grown gave her birthday surprise
party last night at her home. A very
enjoyable time was spent by all pres.
ent.
The cricketers had a good game at
Athletic park last Saturday, and are
ready to meet all comers in match
games.
Among the Ontarians who went to
Los Angeles today to attend the ,Pade-
rewski recital we're DR.. Granger Hyer.
Miss Hyer, Mrs. Sadie Murray and Miss
Phillips.
Rev. r. H. Gushee visited Angel City
today.
Hugh Little goes to Los Angeles to-
day to spend day or two there.
w. Cato and X. Ritchie returned
from Long Beach yesterday with fine
lot of ducks and other game.
The herald., 1896-02-09

Otis denied the writ, and sent Smith
back to Jail.
Bishop d. A. Goodsell, L L. D., of
San Francisco, will visit the First M. E.
church Of this city Mono.v. February
10. A public reception will be given
him in the church in the evening. He
will deliver an address or sermon at
7:30, after which there will be informal
social greetings. The lecture room
will assume parlor appointments at
hands Of members of the Epworth
League. who will see that everybody is
welcome.
The herald., 1896-02-09
Phoenix Carnival. Tickets S,s

PhoenIX CaTnivaI, Tickets $15
For round trip, including Pullman berth.
on Southern Pacific; eighteen hours quicker
time than competitor. Leave Arcade
depot 2:2O p. M, arrive Phoenix o'clock
following morning, Tickets sold February
18th and 18th, return 23d and 24th.
The herald., 1896-02-09

Nellie McHenry will produce a new play
entitled Hattie Hurry, M. D., at the Cali
fornia theater, San Francisco, in March.
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15

come a candidate These earnest re-
quests and solicitations have not moved
him, and viii not change his course.
He made up his mind several years ago
that he did not want to be governor
prefcrring to continue his fight In con-
gress. He now says positively that he
would not be n candidate. He did not
want the nomination and under no cir
cumstances would he enter the guborna'
torial race. He made this statement IN
the most positive and emphatic manner
leaving no doubt Of It's meaning and
nothing further ON the part Of his
friends could induce him TO become o
candidate for governor. In this connec'
ton Mr.. Bland said he was a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for con-
gross in this, his old district He de-
sires 10 go back 20 congress TO make the
fight for free silver in the house.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15
weIlborn News.

The long looked for rain came last
Sunday evening and everybody Is hap
py. Though not enough Ne have got
enough to start everything 90 growing
again. Mr.. I. T., Cook had very Cine
horse Killed by lighting last week. Il
struck a tree some thirty yarls from The
horse and ran down a wire cloths line
20 where he was tied.
DIR. Lewis aud Miss Betty Candy
John Baltic and Miss Mamie Williams,
spent sunday At Bethel.
Mr.. Walter Foster Of Providence
,pent Sunday here.
Mr. Games u the Eagle was here lasi
Friday evening. Ron Row
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15
The PoPUusT CONVENTION.
Headquarters Are Being Secured FoT
some Of the Delegates.

Headquarters Are Belng Secured For
Some Of the Delegates.
ST LOUIS, July i4.-Dr. J. J. Mott,
secretary OF the bimctallic league Of
America, hus returned here from Chi
cago aud has secured rooms at the lin
deli hotel for the coming convention,
for senator Stewart Of Nevada. Con.
gresham Newlands. William 2. 81.
John and others. He was asked II tho
bimotallic national convention would
indorse Bryan's nomination. He said f:
"As one OF the officers of the bimctalhc
league do no, think It would be at
all proper for me 20 undertake TO fore
cast what It viii do. know. however,
that Mr. Bryan ia a great favorite with
many prominent men in the league"
l.. X. Taylor Of Paducah, Ky, mem
her Of the Populist committee, is here
20 engage headquarters for the Ken
lucky delegation and 300 visitors 10 the
national convention. When questioned
as TO the lucky Populists choice Tor pres.
ident, he said
IL cannot say further than they did
want Teller, and hoped the Chicago
convention would nominate him so they
could have Endorsed him
"Wil the Populists indoro Bryan
next week. he was asked.
"Thoy may, but doubt IL. because
we have got 10 maintain our party
We may nominate Teller and then agrc,
20 divide our electoral ticket"
Tho following announcement signed
by Joseph Mcdowell. sergeant at arm
Of the Peoples party national conycn
veution has been given ont;
"An railroad associations in thl
United States except the Trunk lime as
sociation. with headquarters ia New
York aud embracing the following lines
Baltimore and Ohio, Central Railwa,
Of New Jersey. Chosapeak aud Ohio
Delaware, Lackawanna and Hudson
Grand Trunk Railway. Iahigh Valley
New York Central and Hudson River
New York, ontario and Western Penn
sylyania, Philadelphia and Reading
West Shore and the New England asso
citation with headquarters in Boston
have given a ono fare rate for the rouni
trip. commencing July 10 for all dele
gates and visitors 10 the Peoples part,
convention aud the silver convention
both OF which meet in st. Louis, Jul
I22."
Mr.. Mcdowell has appointed Secre
tary Roswell Of the national oxccutiv
committee. chairman Of the press com
mitteo. the other members Of which wi
be- st. Louis newspaper men.
II the present arrangements are cal
ried ont, Chairman Roswell will di,
tribute the press tickets next Monda
at the Populist headquarters in Oh
Commercial building.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15
oommitto Of the homes, money DemCc
mcy Of Illinois.
eRYAN WsIrs Us 80 AoME.
Crowds Along che Route Gather to See
The Nebrnskan.

~ Af"NAHHHHtfNf
SALEM, Ills, July i4-Thore was no
ostontion or display made by William
j. Bryan, the Democratic presidential
nominee, on his trip yesterday from
Chicago 10 this, the town Of his naiiv-
ity. He bought tickets FOR himself and
wife at the Illinois Central depot at
Chicago and there was no special car
provided for the man upon whom the
Democratic party thrust the greatest
honor within It's power.
Mr.. Bryan rode in a Pullman coach
on a regular train and every passenger
on board the train had access 20 the car
and nearly every one Of them came back
and shook hands with Mr.. Bryan and
his wife and expressed TO them their
good wishes and congratulations. There
was no demonstration at the Park Row
depot when Mr.. Bryan and his wife left
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan rode to
the depot in a cab q few minutes before
time for the train 10 depart
At nearly all tbs towns along the
route the train stopped a few minutes,
giving the people time 10 shake the
hands Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. At all
the places the citizens turned out almost
On masso and at some, brief speeches
were made by Mr.. Bryan.
AZ Salem he was given a royal wei
come aud made a short speech from th'
porch Of his old home. The town turned
ont 90 a man, and without any respect
20 political leaning gave tho nomi
nee Of the Chicago convention simple
but enthusiastic greeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will remain here
until Thursday night, when they vii
depart for Lincoln.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15

DR.. ia. smythe went to Waco yesier
day.
G. W. Carr Of Houston, was hustling
among the grocerymen yesterday.
Col. A. Hin and Constable J. 4. Far
qubor OF wellborn we're here yesterday.
W. c. Newman OF Macy, was here
yesterday buying goods.
Station Agent ]. G. Palm Of lIearne,
was here yesterday.
Claude Hortman made business
trip 10 Hearne yesterday.
Miss Abbie Arnett ofFranklin, isyis'
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. NJ. Caldwell
Jesse Royder was up from wellborn
yesterday and paid the Eagle pleas
ant cali.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A rony, gentle
TO ride and work anywhere. See Bot
Newland. IA.
DIR. Nix OF Stone City, was in Bryan
yesterday. Dr.. Nix succeeds Dr. Ton
Erwin In that locality.
Mr.. ]. ]. Albertson and daughte
Of Pankey, Grimes county, were her
yesterday.
Karrs Glover Root Tea purlhes th
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complexion. Sold by al druggists.
A game Of ball between Bryan an,
Tabor has been arranged for the cele
bration In Scales pasture July IL.
Hon. W. F. Douhi,t Of Bell county
has been nominated Tor congress 10y Oh
populisls Of this district.
Thousands Of cases OF Consumption
Asthma, Coughs. Colds aud Group an
cured every day by ShIloh's Curc. Sol
by al druggists.
Zion Stuart has resigned as local eli
culator for the Galyeslon-Dallas New
and Walter Davis takes his place t.
day.
Knrl's Glover Root Tea Is SUI
cure for Headache and nervous di
eases. Nothing relieves 80 quick!
Sold by all druggists.
The installation q officers Of Brazo
union Lodge No. 100 occurred Ia
night. Additional interest was lenl sh
meeting BY the presence OF Dislrlc
Deputy Grand Master Tom HITLER O
Of Franklin, on his annual visitation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-15
PRoPHEsIEs ARoUT BRYAN.
old Inhabitants Of salem say They
Knew lie Would Bcromc Great


Old Inhabitants Of salem say They
Knew lie Would Bccomc Great
SALEM, HIS, July 1.-The mhab-
itanis Of this quiet town were slow in
getting about today The domenstra-
ton last night appears to have been
rather too much for them. They got mp
after awhile, however, and the oldest
soitlors-and the town Is full Of thom-
recounted stories and told anecdotes Of
Mr. Bryan when he was known as q
barcfootcd boy in this region 30 years
ago. Prophets among these old resi-
dents are numerous. They said they
always did know that Billy Bryan
was going TO bo somebody They all
knew his father, Judge Silas Bryan
who settled here in the early iOs In
cidents in the life Of the old judge were
recountod, and, from what old settlers
say. be was the best pleadcr and jury
lawyer in this part Of the state, and ho
had the reputation Of being rcmarkn-
bly, clever stump speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brya like the inhab.
itants Of the town, were weary this
morning. They rested until after Q
O'Clock and got up 70 breakfast. They
had spring chicken and fried potatoes
and blacl,bcrrios grown in the yard OF
is sisters home and coffee. With them
at breakfast were j. W. Baird and his
wife. Mr.. Bryan's sister and Misses
Mamie and Mamie Bryan, two attrac'
tive looking young ladies, who have
Just finished their collegiate education.
After breakfast Mrs. Bryan remained
at home, while Mr. Bryan went 20 the
courthouse 20 attend 20 some business OF
his mothers estate
At dinnortimc Mr.. Bryan, his VIII,
and his married sisters went 20 the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. d. 5. Marshall
and in the afternoon he drove about
town and ont to the old farm upor
which his father lived during the lasi
years OF his life Il has been arranged
that Mr. Bryan shall drive over TO Cen
ralia, ~ miles southwest OF here, wher'
demonstration will be given 20
night. Il was Mr.. Bryan's wish 10 70
main quiet today, but the people o.
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Cipal speakers.
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