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SANTA CATALINA
Making Pleasant Outing for the Orphans,
Other Notes

Other Notes
AVALON. Sept. 12.-Everyone here
seems to want to do something toward
making the stay of the little orphans as
pleasant as possible. Captain Frank
Whitley gave them a trip on board his
yacht, the Nellie. Percy Neal took them
out to view the beautiful natural aqua
rum in the glass s-bottom boat. Captain
Howard A. Dodge, assisted by kind
hearted lady, showed them the living
pictures in their natural colors through
the camera obscure, and yesterday af-
ternoon the following ladies and gentle
men kindly volunteered to teach them
how to manipulate in the briny deep:
Mrs. Lewis A. Croft, Mrs. Frank Griffith,
Misses Frances and Dorothea Croft, Mr..
johnson, Fred Stamm, J. Fred Blake NJ.
l.. Wilkinson and Captain Jack Will
Jams. The little ones will probably
leave for home on the steamer Monday
morning.
The yacht Bertha, which has been re-
paired and painted by Swan Lee, the
owner, was relaunched yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Angela Haley and Miss Annie
Allen, who are Stopping at the Metro
pole, visited Pebbly beach on the launch
Sunbeam yesterday.
The preliminary examination Of Mrs
Manuella Adargo for threatening the
life of Mrs Frank p. Whitley, was held
before Judge E. J. Whitney yesterday.
Walter Robinson, the officer in charge
of the jail, produced the prisoner in
court. As no prosecuting officer of the
county was present, the case was con-
tinued for one week and the district at
torney's office will be notified. Judge
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eral appearance, and is equipped with
the same double row of Jagged teeth n
either jaw. The monster vas finally
subdued and is now on exhibition at
the Inn.
The steam schooner Westport arrived
from Usal this morning within cargo of
lumber consigned to the Redoido Lum-
Der company.
w. l.. Lander of Los Angels came
down to the beach today to remain a
few days with has family, who are
spending the summer here.
Thomas Quinn arrived from San Fran
cisco on the Santa Rosa this morning
and will spend a couple of weeks visit
ing with his niece, Mrs. Frank Hemp
stead.
Mayor F. d. English, who has been on
an extensive trip through the east Is
expected to return home tomorrow. MIR.
English will be accompanied by his
stepdaughter, Miss Persia Tyler.
Mrs. Dalton has given up the Pacifc
View and VIII hereafter preside Owe.
the Lyman villa on Catalina avenue.
7. II. Goodbody of San Diego is visit
ing with his brother, Frank w. Good
body Of this city.
Prof. and Mrs. Guthrie have returned
from two weeks visit at Rivera, in Or
der to be present at the opening Of the
public schools next Monday.
c. W. Rushton was on trial in the JUS
tees court today on a charge of con-
Quoting restaurant without paying
the regulation city license The defend
ant was found guilty, and his attorney,
l.. II. Valentine, secured a stay Of judg-
ment pending an appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider have returne
to their home in Glendora, after pleas
ant outing at the beach.
The Volunteer Hose company held
their regular monthly meeting last
Thursday evening.
Dr. D. r. Hancock went to Los An
geles today, to remain over Sunday.
The Douglas Military band will give
grand open-air concert here tomor-
row.
J. r. Mullen returned from brief busi-
ness trip to Los AngeleH this morning.
Fishing was not quite so brisk today
as yesterday but several hundred fine
yellowtail were captured on the wharyes
and any number Of mackerel.
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LONG BEACH
Close Of the crlttenton M.etings-socia! and
Personal

Personal
LONG BEACH. Sept. 12.-The Critten-
ton meetings, which have been held
here since the evening of August 81.
closed last Wednesday evening. Several
hundred dollars were subscribed for the
benefit of the Florence home, Los An
geles, at the afternoon meeting last
Sunday. The evangelists, Messrs. Crit
tenton and Carpenter, and soloist ana
song leader w. H. Perry, were very
successful in their mission. The gentle
men We're ably assisted by the resident
clergy, notably Rev. A. lnwood of the
NJ e. church.
The Woman Suffrage club of this
place is doing good work in the way OF
sowing seed calculated to help them at
tain the right of suffrage. The club
has wideawake, energetic officers, who
are absolutely untiring in their work.
The meeting Friday night at Sanitarium
hall was largely attended, the audience
being in full sympathy with the move
ment, as was plainly evnced by the ap-
plause which greeted every allusion to
their enfranchisement by the speakers.
Mr.. Blanchard was the speaker of the
evening, and he made an eloquent ap-
peal to the male voters to cast their bal
lots for the constitutional amendment
granting our women the right of ballot.
The members of the Long Beach libra
ry board met at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening. The report of Mrs.
Spangler, the librarian. showed most
gratifying state of affairs so far as the
attendance and the circulation of books
We're concerned, the number of the lat
ter lent out since January being over
1000. There are on the membership roll
some 2S5 names. The members are as
sessed 10 cents a month, or 81 per year,
and from this amount the expenses of
the library have to be met. The resigna-
tion of President E. E. Moore was ac-
cepted, and Mrs Geo. c. Brown, wife
of the well-known physician. elected to
| succeed him. Mrs. ]. f. Lightburn was
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Baxter, the attorney for the defendant,
succeeded in having his client liberated,
on her promising to be present next Fri
day.
Messrs. Willis. Van Devanter and
Frank Griffin made the trip to Razor
Back and adjacent country with Mr..
Beach as guide. They rode horses and
returned with two fine pairs of wild
goat horns. The round trip Is about
thirty-five miles over a rugged noun
famous country.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Feuerborn
and Herman Feuerborn, with Mexican
Joe as boatman, captured long string
of fish.
Sand dabs or Catalina founder is the
finest fish for the table caught here.
On Sundays the steamer will arrive at
noon and depart at 3:45 o'clock p. m. On
week days, including Saturday, 1t will
depart at a. m. and arrive at $3.50 p M.
Mrs. T. c. Devendorf, at Camp Lo Hi,
gave party to those who were present
at the Let-Her-Go-G Gallagher beach
picnic. The game Of pied flowers was
played and refreshments were served.
Miss Isabel Godin and Mr.. Houghon-
| vath won the prizes. Those present
we're Mines. p. H. Clark, w. L. Godin,
| Fpwell, Farnsworth, Houghonwath, c.
| M Devendorf, T. c. Devendorf, Misses
Isabel Godin, Grace Farnsworth, Belle
l. smith, FlOrence clark, Ada DeVen-
| dor. Messrs. Houghonwath, Arthur
| Farsworth, H. Waterman and L. Co
| din. The Catalina Marine orchestra
| rendeed fine dance and concert pro-
| gram.
The skating rink is still making noise.
! Mrs. William Church and son Of Mo-
renee. Ariz., are located at the Metro
pole.
| The Weather has been perfect here
| and the water continues to stay warm.
! The orchestra will try to outdo itself
| in all precious efforts this evening at
| the pavilisn.
Among he pupils of Captain Jack
Williams. he swimming teacher, are
Miss CarrieFrost, Alfred and Margaret
! Wotkyns, Pasadena; Phil Strubel.
Ralph Feuenorn, Mrs. e. r. Feuerborn,
Mrs. F. c. Iannett and Mrs. Frank
| Griffith.
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ORANGE COUNTY
Democrats and Popu,ists Unite Their Forces
Local Notes

SANTA ANA, Sept. 12.-Promptly on
time the two conventions assembled
the Democratic in Spurgeons hall and
the Populist in Grand Army hall.
The Democratic convention was called
to order by d. NJ. Baker, chairman of the
county central committee.
VIM. Northcross of Orange county was
made temporary chairman, and c. c..
Monaghan of Santa Ana temporary Sec
retary. The usual committees on Gre
dentials, organization and platform
were appointed, and an adjournment
taken until 1:30 p. m.
At that hour the report of the COM
mittee on credentials showed eighty-six
delegates present. The report on reso-
lutions indorsed the Chicago platform
and the nomination of Bryan and Sew
all. Permanent organization resulted
in the choice of d. M. Baker for chair
man and c. c. Monaghan secretary.
Twelve delegates to the senatorial
convention We're chosen.
At large-Mr. Metcalf of Anaheim and
Mr.. Edelrnan of Orange.
From supervisoral districts: First,
Charles Rowan. Henry Neil; second
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riage last evening by entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. William Van Nuys and Mr..
and Mrs. s. j. Keese, all of whom were
married ON the same date.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Case were the re-
cipients of a handsome porcelain clock
upon their return Thursday from their
wedding journey, the gift being from
partment. Mr.. Case is foreman of the
hose company.
The writ of habeas corpus on behalf
of the three liquor ordinance violators
was heard in the superior court today
and the writ was denied in the cases of
Jackson and McGinty. Davis case was
referred till Mondey. The former two
were remanded to the city Jail to serve
out the rest of their sentences Of 200 and
125 days, respectively.
Rev. and Mrs. George Taylor of Peach
place entertained a few friends at din
ner last evening, in honor of Mr. Tay-
lor's brother. 10 has just returned
from China and Japan. The guests were
greatly entertained by Mr.. Taylor's con-
versation, as he has spent twenty years
or more on the sea and in foreign coun-
tries He will make Pasadena his home
for some time.
Messrs. E. r. Hill and w. c. Stuart
and families arrived home today from
Coronado.
Miss Anna Kohler Of St. Helena is
the guest of Miss Gardner of East Colo
RADIO street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Miller of Marengo
avenue returned yesterday from San
Francisco. -.I.
Mrs Joseph welch is recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever.
o. p. Gould and family have returned
from Long Beach.
Mrs. L. s. Roberts has returned from
the east.
Mr.. Bixby of Long Beach was in the
city today.
At the evening service of the Presby-
terian church the Moody Institute quar-
tet will furnish the music.
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vice presidents, resigned, and with the
exception of the above two newly elected
officers, the old board was reelected.
Committees were appointed and assigned
to certain districts in the township TO
canvass for funds, and the board ad-
journed to meet again on the evening
of Tuesday, September To- at the same
place.
The county supervisors came down
this morning Saturday under instruc-
tions from the district attorney, to re-
ceive from the city trustees all property
belonging to the city, such property re-
verting to the county, owing to the city
having voted to disincorporate at the
election held July ~. The majority of
the board of trustees refuse to accede to
their request for custody of said prop
erty, and another chapter will. in con-
sequence, have to be added to this long
continued story.
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Pacific company asking them to restore
the old rate of a5 cents for the round-trip
over their road to Los Angeles.
Rev. j. d. Green left on Tuesday for
a visit to his former home in Missouri.
Leslie c.. Smith has returned to Ober-
lin, Ohio, where he goes to complete his
studies.
Mrs. L. ]. Dixie and son, M. L. Dixie,
are visiting the family of V. r. ]. Chap
man.
Deputy Inspector of Customs ]. D. Ar
dis has gone to Port Los Angeles.
Frank Burke and wife visited Santa
Monica this week.
A. w. Mcpherson and family of Santa
Monica visited relatives here one day
this week.
Some sneak thief got away with sew
eral sets of harness belonging to Grant
McLane on Tuesday night.
A large majority of the Republicans of
this place are highly elated over the
nomination of A. E. Davis for supervis-
or for this district.
The herald., 1896-09-13
! Guaranteed Gasoline Stove Gets
In Its Work
THE FURNITURE WAS SAVED
Dat The Davis Residence Has Ceased
TO Be
1beesephslsts Meet This Evsnlng-A Pleasa nj
Rpwerth League Hntertainment-Se-
claI and News brevities

PASADENA, Sept. 12.-Mr. c. "A.
Davis house, near the corner Of Orange
Grove avenue and Cypress. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Mr.. Davis
and his sister, who occupied the house
had gone down town when the fire was
discovered by neighbors and it is
thought that it was caused by a gaso-
line stove which had been left burning.
Nearly all the furniture was saved. The
house was the property of Mrs. p. G..
Mason, who lives next door, and was in
sured for $500 and the loss amounts to
about $3.50. Mr.. Davis is a carpenter, he
and Mr.. Mason being the proprietors of
the Pasadena stair works, with head
quarters on West Green street.
PHILOSOPHICAL.
The regular public meeting of the
Pasadena branch Of the Theosophcal
society in America, is,heid every Sunday
evening at the headquarters of the So
ciety, No. 10 East Colorado street, over
LippencOtt's, to which all are invited.
Tomorrow evening the subject of The
Astral Light will be taken up. in con-
nection with the article by Prof. David
Starr Jordan in the Popular Science
learned professor tells of the process of
phOtographing thought.
EPWORTH LEAGUERS.
The members of the Epworth league
were entertained last evening at the
home of Miss Brooks on South Los
R0bles avenue. A large number of
young people and some older folks re-
sponded to the invitation. A large tent
had been put up on the lawn which was
decorated with pepper boughs and Chi
nese lanterns. This served as refresh
ment booth and another for the accomo-
dation of the Sunday school orchestra
was prepared on the veranda. The in
terror Of the house was decorated with
flowers. About 200 guests wer present
who were entertained by music under
the direction of Prof. Huebner. Vocal
solos were rendered by Prof. Huebner,
Miss Forbes and Miss Bolinger; violin
solo by Mrs. Huebner; piano solo, Mrs.
Sweesey.
BREvITIES.
Col. and Mrs. w. w. Polk will give a
series Of musicales at their home on
Oakland avenue, beginning tomorrow
evening. A number of good musicians
have been engaged and good program
has been prepared. .
While riding horseback along South
Fair Oaks avenue yesterday Frank
jured his leg severely. His horse took
fright at an electric car and slipped to
the ground, throwing its rider off. The
young man was taken home in a car
riage and it was found that no bones had
been broken.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Newly celebrat-
ed the seventh anniversary of their mar
The herald., 1896-09-13
REDOEDO
Small Man-Eeting Shark Captured - News
Items and Personals

Items ana Personals
REDONDO, Sept. 12.-Capt. Holbrook
manned his yacht Victory with brave
crew this morning and started on q
cruise for whale and other large game.
The party consisted of Capt. j. NJ.
Bracewell, +. C. Mellus, ]. j. Roach and
The Herald correspondent. They were
all we'll armed with harpoons, fishing
lines and a walrus gun. After half
days cruise no whale were sighted and
the expedition was about ready to return
when a good-siZed fish got on one of
the trolling lines and made things live
ly for a time. When he brought close
alongside he was found to be a shark,
four feet long, and of the man-eating
variety. A bullet was sent through his
head and he was given an allopathic
dose of clubbed oar, and even then
showed disposition to fight and sunk
, his large teeth into an oar fully haf
an inch. The shark is not as light in
color as the regular man-eater of the
south, but he has much the same gen.
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SANTA BARBkA
SANTA BARBARA, Set. u

SANTA BARBARA, Set. 12.-Anoth-
er chapter was added toby in the at
tachment levied last week ,pon S. LOOM
is, proprietor Of harnes, and stamp
leather establishment. Mr.Loomis has
filed his petition in Insolvency, stating
his assets to be $7100 and hit liabilities
$12,651.66.
A. p. Romero, a prominent Asident of
Montecito, has been held to aswer be-
fore the superior court on harge Of
assault with deadly weapn. Bail
was fixed at $500, and was Immediately
furnished.
The herald., 1896-09-13
VENTURA
Democrats and PouIists Fuse on the Local
Offices

VENTURA, Scot. 1.-THE Democrats
and Popr,ists inoounty convention to-
day completed f,sion on the following
lnes The Demochts named candidates
for the assembly, Ienate and two men,
bers of the board IF supervisors; the
Populists one supeaor judge and one
supervisor.
H. L. Poplin was ifdorsed as superior
Judge, w. r. Shepher for state senate.
r. o. Toland for the assembly and EN-
met Crane, F. Hartmaa and Fl. c. Sack
fusion consumed theEwhole day, and
much feeling was maAifested on both
sides,
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DOWNEY

DOWNEY, Sept. 12.-The Bryan Silver
club will meet next Wednesday evening.
All are invited to be present.
A petition bearing 154 signatures of
the citizens of this place was this week
presented to the officials of the Southern
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Do you feel pain or soreness over the
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Go to East Lake on the new
electric cars.
lone OF THE FINEST"

Gus Williams supported by company
of clever comedians, will appear at the
opera house tomorrow at matinee and
evening, in the great New York police
play, zone Of the Finest" This piece
has been on the road for the past ten
years and has met with universal sue
cess wherever it has been produced. The
comedy element in this production is
very strong, the play is interspersed with
numerous new songs and dances. The
company carry their own special scenery,
which is used for the East river pier
scene, ETC., crossing the stage continual
ly. The company has been carefully Sc
lected for this production, each and
every member having been engaged for
their respective parts. Mr. Williams will
appear as John Mishler, Dutch police
man, character he has made famous
throughout America, and a crea ton
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respect, and all those who enjoy lots of
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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-22
IN THEIR NEW HALL.
The German Turn Verein Made Merry Sunday
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
The German Turn Veren formally
opened their new hall on Third avenue
Sunday evening. A delightful musical
programme had been arranged by
Messrs. Jonas Scwend, Lustig and Gar
rar, the efficient committee of arrange
ments. and was carried out as well as
could be desired.
The following programme was excel
lently rendered:
Piano Solo, Polish Dance. .................
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Professor r.. Wyatt
Tenor Solo. ......... Professor Lee Colmant
,,,:.:;.....:;;.;.......,...... D. Bandman
Duet, 1.-THE Gypsy Countess "...............
=. Mrs e. Lowensohn and Mr. e. Gusfield
Piano Solo, Chinese Dance" ............:.
Duet la Porte Watch o..'o. va.
Messrs Frank p. O'Brien and Frank Ar
rico accompanied by Professor Oetteking
on the piano.
Either and piano Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. l.. Scwend and Professor e. Wyatt
Vocal Solo, aria" from "Salvado Rose"
Mrs. e. Lowensohn, accompanied by Pro-
fessor Oetteking on the piano.
General reception.
President Emil Lesser made a brief
speech welcoming all present and closed
by announcing that this was the inau-
gural of a series of semi-monthly en-
tertainments to be given by the society.
The next one, weather permitting. will
be held upon the roof of the building.
The inaugural ball of the Turn Verein
will be given at a date in October, not
yet agreed upon.