The herald., 1896-10-02
ORANGE COUNTY.
"A Journalistic Enterprise Favoring
Bryan-Local Notes.

SANTA ANA, Oct. 1.-The New Era,
with w. L. Metcalf editor, will make
it's appearance on Wednesday, Oct. z
1896. The Era will be published at Ana
helm, and will esopuse the cause OF the
people, as represented by w. J. Bryan.
Mr.. Metcalf Is in the city today, and
tells US that the new paper starts with
every prospect of proving financial
success.
DR.. Lord, veterinary surgeon, of San
ia Ana, had an unpleasant adventure
yesterday, which resulted in a smashed
buggy. His horse became frightened at
the motor and turned the buggy upside
down. The doctor still clung to the
reins and succeeded in guiding the ami
NAL toward the sidewalk, where, strik-
ing telegraph pole, he was thrown to
the ground. A crowd of gentlemen
standing near held the prostrated ami
NAL until he was freed from the broken
vehicle. Fortunately the doctor sus-
tanned no injury of consequence.
Victor Barker died yesterday at Villa
Park. Funeral services today at 10 g.
m. Victor was just verging on matu-
rity as citizen. He would have cast
his first ballot on Nov 8.
John Avas of the Richelieu hotel is
home again from RedlandS and San
Bernardino, to which places he resorted
for health. He states that snow and the
consequent chilly weather drove him
to his valley home.
Miss Sadie Mcpherson Of Mcpherson
went to Los Angeles today to meet her
sister. Mrs. H. B. Sailor, who Is coming
on a visit from Independence, Inyo
county.
Gone to Los Angeles today: Mrs. Cut
ler and Mrs. Rush, who will also visit
Inglewood; E. M. Cole. George Gun
ther, Mrs. D. H. Thomas and Miss Ad-
Thnnnnas
home; r. ]. Laidlow.
Treasurer Dick Harris paid a visit to
Anaheim today.
The stereopticon exhibition last even
Ing in Surgeons hall was we'll attend
ed, highly appreciated and most heart
lily applauded. Another entertainment
is advertised for this evening.
Miss Maud Lacy, daughter of DR.. John
M. Lacy of our city, has been very i'll for
several days. Her many friends were
rejoiced to learn today that her condi-
tion is much improved.
Rev. Isaac Jewell is home from the
conference of the M. e. church held in
Los Angeles last week.
He reports that Rev. r. w. Casuel Is
retained as presiding elder Of this dis
trict (San Diego), and that he (JewelD is
returned to Santa Ana for the ensuing
conference year.
Arrangements are now being made
to have Mr.. M. F. Taylor, the silver
orator from Denver, address the citi-
zens Of Orange county soon.
The Ladies' Bryan club held an inter-
esting session this afternoon in Spur
geon's hall. Essays by Mrs. Peabody,
Mrs. Cook and Miss Mamie Mills were
read. The subject Of each was the de-
monetization of silver, Mrs. Peabody
| answering to When? and Miss Mills to
How? These ladies evinced thorough
acquaintance with their subjects, as did
many others who participated in the
discussion which followed. The ladies
will make all necessary arrangements for
decorations for the speakers who are
| to honor Santa Ana with their presence.
Rev. George p. Dye speaks in Tustin
tonight and In Santa Ana tomorrow
| (Friday night
Hon. v. Montgomery and II. c. Welch
left Santa, Ana at pm. today for Mag
nolia school house to organize Bryan
club. DR.. H. w. Head, fusion candi-
date for senate from the Thirty-ninth
district, will also probably be present
and participate.