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The herald., 1896-09-08
POMONA
Company Breaks Camp-BIg Fires IN the
Mountains

Company Breaks camp-BIg Fires IN the
Mountains
POMONA, Sept. 7.-Company D, N. g.
c., broke camp at Lordsburg yesterday
afternoon and marched to the armory
after a twenty-four hours taste of real
camp life.
A social dance will be given bv the
young people in kessler's hall on Friday
evening.
The Salvation army officers at this
place are expecting big time here this
week. the occasion being the visit of
Brigadier Keppei and Staff Captain
Thomas. The meetings will be held in
the Methodist church.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
Will entertain their friends in McComas
hall Wednesday evening.
Large mountain fires have been burn
Ing the past twenty-four hours in the
hills north Of this place and also on the
foothills south Of here.
A large number of young ladies went
out to Lordsburg yesterday at noon to
visit the company boys who were en-
canped there, the largest tallyho in
town being crowed to its utmost. They
returned during the afternoon.
The Bryan silver club of this place has
rally here next Saturday night. One
of the prominent speakers of the even
ing will be Judge Murphy.
Mr.. James Allen, one Of the old resi-
dents Of this valley, is celebrating his
eighty-f1fth birthday today, fifteen
years beyond the allotted time for man.
Miss Ida Whipp of the postoffice force
is upon the invalid list and is taking a
much needed weeks rest,
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SAN BERNARDINO
The Chino Ranch Passes to the English
Syndicate

The Chino Ranch Passes to the English
Syndicate
SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. IA deed
of the Chino Ranch company, Richard
Gird and others, to the California Beet
Sugar Estate and Land company, Ltd,
passing the title to the Chino ranch
and other property, has been filed for
record in the office of the county re-
corder. The deed recites consideration
Of s1,600,000 and passes title to 10000
SURPRISING fertility.
Will A. Harris had big audience at
the pavilion last night but far from an
enthusiastic one, the applause being con :
fined to a small body of Republicans and
sixteen gold Democrats. Out Of the
fifty-five vice-presidents called thirty
nine were Republicans. The man who
Smith OF the Santa Fe road, the chair
man Of the evening, w. s. Bulls, Wells
Fargo agent at Cotton. Mr.. Harris
throughout his speech refrained from
using the name of w. J. Bryan as he
well knew what the result would have
been. The name of Cleveland caused
almost as great applause as did the
name of Mckinley, old-time Republic
ans doing the bigger portion of the
Cleveland applause.
Last Sunday, about o'clock, the barn
Of Mrs. Cate Folks, corner of I and
Eighth streets, was destroyed by fire.
The barn was one Of the largest in the
the burning building. Misfortune seems
to follow the Folks family. A year ago
favorite son died and through grief his
father today is an inmate of the insane
asylum.
Mr.. L. c. Currier and family and Mrs.
H. Hillyer, who have been visiting at
San Diego. will return to this city Mon
day.
Monday evening at sunset the Jewish
New Years feast will begin. Services
will be held in Masonic temple on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
A rousing meeting will be held at High
lands Monday night for the purpose of
forming Bryan silver club. Quite a
number of people will be in attendance
from San Bernardino.
In all probability Tom Hutchins of
Highlands will think twice before he be-
labors his wife with his closed fist again,
as on last evening about o'clock he got
terrible whipping from Tom Shay, bis
brother-in-law The three Shay broth
ers, William, Thomas and Walter. had
been told by neighbors that Hutchins
had been abusing his wife and had
struck her, and they called to chastise
him. Tom was selected to do the work,
While VIII and Walter would prevent in
reference. Tom performed the work in
good chape and when Hutchins got clear
blood was pouring from his nose. mouth
and ears and other portions of his face.
Shay was fined S..
On what basis the Democrats and Pop
ulists will fuse is giving the Republic
ans considerable anxiety in this city
and county and they are spreading all
kinds of rumors to create dissatisfaction
in all probability it will be senator and
three supervisors VS.. assembly and
judge, giving each party legislative
representation.
Dave Cole, an old resident of this city,
died this morning at o'clock Mr.. Cole
has been in i'll health for some years.
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Mrs. Huntley of North Raymond ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Luchen of San
Bernardino
Editor ]. e. Olmstead Of the News is
confined to his homefon Bellevue Drive
by illness.
Victor Ward and party have returned
Rom their trip to the TETON ranch.
The Misses Pierce of North Los Ro-
bles avenue spent the day at Santa
Monica.
Prof. G. Wharton James and daugh-
ter arrived home today from Arizona.
A telegram from Boston announces
the arrival there Of the Pasadenians
from South Africa. They will likely be
here this week,
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men and evidenced their fealty to the
cause by wearing gold badges

men and evidenced their fealty to the
cause by wearing gold badges.
In Quieter strain, but with occasional
bursts of eloquence and humor, Judge
Lamme spoke for an hour on the politi-
cal issues of the day, and made good
impression on this, his first appearance
before an Ontario audience.
A good number of free silver men from
the country were present, and it is
thought by the members of the Free
Silver club that their cause has been
greatly advanced by last nights meet
ing. 1t Is the intention of the club to
secure the services of other speakers
who will from time to time arouse by
their eloquence enthusiasm among silver
men here, and gain votes from among
the gold Democrats and Republicans in
this vicinity.
The herald., 1896-09-08
ORANGE
Democratic and Republican Delegates to tho
County Conventions

Democratic and Republicsn Delegates to the
County Conventions
ORANGE, Sept. 6.-The delegates
elected at the Democratic primaries on
Saturday, the 5th inst, to represent
Orange precinct in the county conven-
tion to be held in Santa Ana on the 18th
inst. are as follows: w. p. Northcross,
H. Bryan.
The delegates selected at the Repub-
lican primaries Saturday, the 5th inst,
are as follows: ]. j. Gray, e. w. Cam
field. 8. M. Craddick, S. Armour, J, N.
Lemon, r. Y. Williams, A. H, Clark.
Evan Davis and A. H. Bibber.
Mrs. Sawyer and two daughters of Los
Angeles are in Orange, stopping with
their friends. A. H. Clark and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Mundell, having
traded their ranch north or Orange for
city property in Cincinnati, started Fri
Day last for their future home.
The Orange City band will give a con-
cert at the new band stand Tuesday
evening Sept. Sth.
The Non-partisan Free Silver cluh
held quite an enthusiastic meeting Sat-
urday evening, at which spicy speeches
were made by w. P. Northcross and
other local talent.
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The Santa Monica Silver club will
hold its regular weekly meeting at the
town hall on Thursday evening. when a
large attendance is desired, as business
of Importance will come up.
Right Rev. Peter G. Yorke, the talent
ed debater, is in town, visiting points OF
interest here.
The cricket match between Santa
Monica and Los Angeles has been post
poned indefinitely on account of pre-
vious engagement of the Los Angeles
eleven. The Santa Monica team, under
charge of Captain E. H. Barry, are
practicing, and intend to defeat the
Angelenos
w. H. r. Sulliger, the druggist, who
was shot in the attempted hold-up here
recently. is out again and convalescing
as fast as possible.
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REDONDO
Arrested for Peeplng Into Tent - Notes and
Personals

Personals
REDONDO, Sept. 7.-Charles Derry
was on trial before Justice Harrison this
afternoonon a charge of disturbing the
peace Of Mrs. De Kersanson. Derry was
found peeping into the lady's tent one
evening over a week ago. Deputy Sher-
iff Lemon discovered the man on his
knees near the tent and made inquiries
as to what he was doing. when the fellow
ran away. Lemon pursued him, but
finding that his man was swifter than
he, brought him to a standstill by threat
ening to shoot him.
In court today Derry swore that he
went to Mrs. De Kersansoii's tent to
deliver a note, but fearing the presence
Of man with whom he had previously
had an unpleasant encounter, proceed
ed to ascertain whether the dreaded in
dividual was present before he went in
side. He was merely taking survey
of the field when captured by the off,
Ger. Nothing was done in the matter
until week had elapsed, when Mrs.
De kersanson's son returned. He and
Derry are not on good terms, so he had
Derry arrested. The evidence in the case
goes to show that Derry did nothing to
disturb the peace of Mrs. De Kersanson
or anyone In the neighborhood. Up to
the time this letter went to mail the case
was still In progress, but 1t Is probable
that the defendant will be ACQUITTED.
The yacht Key We took on cargo OF
grain this morning, and late this after
noon set sail for Harris Landing, in
ventura county. s. d. Barkley, editor
OF the Redondo Breeze, and w. o. Mon
roe went as passengers on the trip.
They will fish on the voyage, and ex .
pect to do some cunning UP the coast.
JOhn HauerWaaS of Los Angeles wa g
in town today.
The steam schooned Protection ar
rived from Usal with cargo of lumber
this morning.
Edward Miles. an old resident, who
mas been visiting among his friends at
this place for the past week. returned
to his home in Knapton, Wash, this
morning.
w. F. Bordman Of Los Angeles gave
a jolly yachting party on the yacht
Bonnie Bell yesterday.
Mrs. Oakley returned from a three
weeks visit in the northern part Of the
state this morning
H. w. Stowe Of Los Angeles snent tho
day at the beach.
The popular hostelry formerly known
as the Hotel Hillside will hereafter bear
tne name Carsonian, from the names Of
the proprietors, DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Car
son.
Miss Sadie Mahan returned to her
nome IN Pasadena today, after a pleas
ant soJourn of two months at the beach
MRS. James Roach visited friends in
Los Angeles today. ''
Forest Walton of Ontario is a guest al
the Carsonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salyer of Los Angeles
are among the recent arrivals at the
Carsonian '''0
The Redondo Attraction association
Is considering plans for giving a big
barbecue next Saturday.
The herald., 1896-09-08
NORDHOFP

NORDHOFF, Sept. 7.-J. K. Cries has
returned from Peru, South America,
where he went on business trip COM
bined with pleasure. He says the United
States is good enough for him in the
future, as he came near succumbing to
the heat and insects. He returned
without making any investments in the
mines Of that country.
There was speaking here Wednesday
night by James McLachlan, Republican
nominee for congress. This is one of the
strongest Republican precincts in the
state.
A Democratic primary will be held
next week to nominate delegates to
the county convention on the 18th.
The wife Of Frank Duvall is confined
to her bed by a siege of fever.
The herald., 1896-09-08
LORDSBURG

LORDsBURG, Sept. 1.-The Lords
burg Silver and Bryan club was organ
lied about a week ago with the follow
ing officers: E. G. Carter, president;
J. D. Palomares, vice president; C. w.
treasurer.
The club has membership of seventy,
with an average increase of five per
day. 1t meets on Thursday of each
week at p. m. to forward the cause
of the free coinage Of silver at 16 to 1
and the election of VIM. ]. Bryan as the
president of the United States.
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ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Sept Judge Lamme and
ex-Mayor Hazard spoke on Friday night
on the silver question in the A. o. U. w.
hall, and were listened to by very large
large number Of ladies and gentlemen.
Mr.. Hazard was greeted with loud ap-
plause during his energetic address, and
carried large portion of the audience
with him In his impassioned appeals
for Bryan and free silver. A consider
able number Of his auditors were gold
The herald., 1896-09-08

H. A. McWilliams, Henry Oelkera, J.
]. Schneider and N. F. Steadman.
West Anaheim-E. W. Champlin, B.
J. Perry, A. D. Porter and w. L.. Rog-
erS.
Delegates to the Peoples party
county convention are DR.. Paschall. H.
c. Gade, c. v. Cayce and L. K. Mead.
The Turner's are holding picnic at
Curtis grove today, some two miles
from the city. A very large crowd is
in attendance, people from Los Angeles
and the surrounding towns being pres
ent They are having a splendid time
and enjoying the exercises immensely.
Messrs. Joseph Bickel and George
Gartling Of Los Angeles are visiting
friends in the city today.
Mrs. L. c. Bailey returned yesterday
from Los Angeles, where she had been
to attend a reception the evening be-
fore. t.,
Ferd. Bachs. jr.. left this morning for
Redondo. where he will take the steam
er for San Francisco. He will remain
In that section four or five weeks, Wis
iting relatives and friends
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ETIWANDA. :.

ETIWANDA, Sept. 1.-THE Etiwanda
Bimetallic Reform club, William Lieseke
second vice president, met Saturday
evening. The Glee club favored the au-
dience with a song. The meeting was
then thrown open to speeches, essays,
reading. etc. G. Newton Rose read an
article from the Civic Review by A. ].
Utley, which was highly appreciated
by the audience
H. Brooks spoke at some length, show
ing that the United States was fully
able to attend to the money question
without consulting any other nation.
Another song from the Glee club, and
an adjournment was taken to next Sat-
urday evening.
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SANTA MONICA
The Day Partially Observed-PoIltlcal an
Personal Notes

SANTA MONICA, Sept. To-day was
only quasi observed as a holiday, the
bans and places of business being open
as usual. Whether our people forgot
1t was Labor day or not cannot say,
but to make up for it they are arrang-
ing very elaborate program for Ad-
mission day. with parade, addresses,
music. and an old-fashioned stage coach
hold-up illustration at the Seventh
street park.
The annual race meeting of the South
ern California Polo club will commence
at O'clock ana continue throughout the
10th. Tho entry list, published in yes-
terday's Herald, Is a large one, and the
sport will undoubtedly be good.
The herald., 1896-09-08
ANAHEIM
Results Of the Precinct Primarles-Sociai and
Personal

ANAHEIM. Sept. 6.-The primaries
of the Republican and Democratic par
ties were held yesterday.
The delegates to the Republican
county convention from this precinct
are H. A. Dickel, w. j. Fay, c. E. Groat.
A. E. Jennings, A. l.. Lewis, M. Nehel-
ung, Charles A. Norman, Charles H.
Nickerson, George Dunn, L. Pike and
c. w. Marden.
The delegates elected to the Demo-
cratic county convention are w, T.
Brown, L. c. Bailey. W.. L. Metcalfe,
Evening journal., 1896-08-01
Willing to Obliee.

The Investigators whose names appear
in the newspapers in connection with
Roentgen ray experiments are a good deal
bothered by applications from people who
imagine they havc bullets or other un-
pleasant foreign substances in various
parts of their anatomy. The story goes
that not long ago a certain local scientist
received the following letter: So Dear Sir
/ have had bullet in my thOrax for seven
years. / am too busy TO go to Cleve-
land but hope you viii be able to come
down here and locate the bullet, as 1 am
sure the case is worth your while If you
can't come yourself, send your apparatus
and 1 will get one of the doctors here to
use it. Yours truly" Here is the local
mans reply: Dear Sir-Very sorry 1 can
not find time 20 visit you, nor viii 1 be
able to send my apparatus. II you can't
come 90 Cleveland yourself send me your
thorax by express, and 1 win do the best L
can with you. Yours truly. cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1896-08-01

Harlan and HollIngsworth Compsnl's
yards, is rapidly recovering from his
IDj jnries.
John r. Day has been visiting in
Georgetown.
William Wisr aud J. Wilkin Strahorn
will 60 to Camden camp this evening.
DR.. James R Mehaffey has recovered
from Injuries resulting from the kick Of
q horse.
Mrs Charles Fitzgerald has bsen visit
ing friends at Woodsde.
Mrs Thomas Qallsn and son are visit
lxg relatives near FELTON,.
William Hutchins is visiting In Dover
Mrs Ffisby Clark has been the guest
OF friends In Dover.
Miss Bessie Rosin is visiting In Mid
dletown.
Miss Annie BsIce is visiting near
Townsend
Arthur w. Spruance has left town for
trip through the West Sno Canada. He
will be gone for g month.
Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Roberts have
returned from visit TO Elkton.
Miss Ella Conner is spending the
Summer at CbesApeF ks City.
Mr.. aud Mrs George Sterling aud Miss
Sallle Sterling are In Elkton.
The Misses Barr ars the guests of Miss
Jackson at Elkton.
Richard P. Stubs and family have
moved TO Chesapeake City.
Miss e. B. Jsffsries, who has been very
III aud who has been at Johns Hopkins
Hospital for treatment, is rapidly recov-
ering her health
Mrs. Henry Patterson and daughter
Miss Anita are visiting relatives near
Media, Pa.
Henry B. Thompson and family will
spend this month In the AdirondAcks.
John K Blake, Of Yale University, is
regietered at the Clayton House.
Miss Anna e Watts and sister, Miss
Emma T. Watts. left Wilmington yes
terday to join their father and brother
iu Ksne, Pa. From there they will 60
to Erie and Niagara Falls.
Miss Margaret r. O'Neil, OF Delaware
City, Is visiting in Wilmington.
Mrs NJ Creadick, Of Chester, mother
of Frank Oreadick. q well.knoWn p w.
B railrosd freight breakmrD, who fell
aud iniured her knee severely about
three weeks ago, was In Wilmington this
morning She went to oxford, Md TO
visit friends.
Evening journal., 1896-08-01
coNTEMPoRARY opINIoN.
a Oampnirn of Education.

Oampaign OF Education.
From the ST. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The party managers are giving notice
that we are to have q campaign Of educa
tlon this year. This means that steps
are to be taken for the promotion of dis
cussiou and the personal investigation of
pending questions. 10 such a sense, We
always have a campaign of education,
The American people do more political
reading and talking when there is ns-
tionai contest In progress than any other
In the world. For several months, they
give close attention to the issues and
candidates placed before the m, and ca
gerly devour all the inform alton that
can be obtained Ia that relation. This
necessarily involves more OF less study
OF tho general principles OF government.
the facts OF history, and the records OF
statesmen A man is obliged to post
himself In order to play a credltAble part
In the prevailing controversy. 1t will
not do for him TO 60 unarmed with argu
ments for prompt and con hdent use In
the disputes that are certain to be thrust
upon him. The fact that be Is a citizen
and voter implies that he has opin-
ions and is able to give reasons
for them at a moments notice. Those
whom he meets from day to day will not
permit him to ignore the subject to
which, for the time being. all others are
subordinate. He must talk politics
whether he wants too or not; and he
can not do so intelligently unless he
familIarizes himself with the matters to
be discussed 1t follows that q Presi
Dental campaign is really great school
In which the people learn valuable and
practical lessons aud are fitted to ap
preclate their political advantages and
to perform the duties of citizenship 10
no other way could they so easily become
acquainted with the meaning and pur
pose OF their Government, and the
methods by which 1t is made to confer so
many blessings.
Evening journal., 1896-08-01

reading the Worlds editorial page care
fully we give that conundrum up CHI
csgo Dispatch.
Montresl bank cashier has skipped
over here with $40 600. These Csnucks
are mighty slow in catching on TO a goo d
thing, but they get there eventually. -
Chicago Dispatch.
Amelia Rives explains that she mar
rled her present husband for the purpose
Of obtaining materials for a new navel.
Amelie we believe. would positively
scintlllate at humorlst chicago Dis
patch.
There Is no longer any doubt left that
DR.. Nansen discovered the North Pole
Topeka man has been found who knew
the Nansen family, and he says their
word and credit are good -Atchison
Globe.
letter which Edgar Allen Poe wrote
to friend asking for a few dollars to
relieve his distress was sold recently for
$65 II the number OF letters OF this
kind that are written every year could
be collected and sold at Eve cents each
handsome sum would be realized -
Hsverhill dazstte.
It Is TO be hoped that the belligerents
IN the Salvation Army will not call for
official recognition. Burlington Hawk %
eye
When a man gets TO thinking he can
do It all, the only way to bring him to
his senses is to let him try it.--Hartford
Herald.
Evening journal., 1896-08-01
EnJoyabIe Lawn Fete.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, Aug. 1.-The Y P. S. Q. e =,
OF the First Presby terian Church held q
very pretty lawn fete last night at
tho residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Anthony near town. The lawn was
beautifully decorated as WAS also the
spacious rooms of the house. The com
psny INDUCED in many interesting games
aud was favored with some musical &C.
lectlons Refreshments were served
at 10 30 a. m Those present
ware: Mrs. Fannie Harvey and children,
of West Chester Miss Alice Johnson, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Estlip,
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Reynolds, Dir. and
Mrs. +. f. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Anthony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beck. Misses Eunics
Anthony, Marie Stewart Estlln. Ethel
Cooper, Alcs Sprusnce, Annie Holding,
Eliz abeth Dsnney, Edyths Sainney. n.
Alice Beck and Luther Lsphsm, w. g.
Anthony, George h. Denney, George
Poe, Theodore johnson, Crawford SIC
vens, d. B. Stewart, Reuben Dsnney and
others.
Evening journal., 1896-08-01
Hearing Of an Alleged burglar.

WRsT CHESTER, Aug. 1.-Joseph
Wilmer, who was captured by two
farmers Ia Willis township q few
nights ago. while. as they though, be
was about to rob q springhouse, was
given q hearing yesterday and held for
tflsl Of Quarter Sessions. While he Ad
mlts having several associates be refuses
10 give their names, and 1t Is thought
trey have left for their former homes
in the State OF Georgia. The cave which
they had made in = woods near by was
inspected by the off icers but nothing Of
value was found In II Since the arrest
of Wilmer no other buglarlss have
been reported