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The herald., 1897-10-03
ORANGE COUNTY

Ill for some time, Is reported to be i'm
proving. 1t is the intention of her
mother to remove to San Jose for the
benefit of Miss Bertha's health.
William Salvin, son of Mrs. Motram
who is staying here on account of her
daughters health, arrived from Denver,
Col, a few days ago and will probably
remain all winter.
The young people gave farewell!
party to Miss Hilda Witle at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Grimshaw Tuesday even
ing.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club will
be entertained by Miss Zelma Bailey
this afternoon.
Rev. ]. A. White and Wife are attend
ing the conference at Los Angeles this
week.
VIM. Julian Of Long Beach was visit
ing friends in this city this week.
Ed Morgan and F. c. Smythe will start
for Chihuahua valley, in San Diego
county, Monday, to begin work on their
mines
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Polhemus leave
today for an extended visit in San Jose
Miss Bessie Schubert of Los Angeles
is visiting Miss Mabel Langenberger.
Alfred Tossek of this city has been
elected coach of the Santa Ana high
school Athletic club.
r. P. Marquee, justice of the peace at
Yorba, was in the city today
The herald., 1897-10-03
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, Oct 2.~(Regular Cor
respondence) Mrs Huggans arrived
here yesterday from the east and will
visit her son, C. B. Huggans
The side of one of the cement cisterns
built for the new road sprinkler caved
in last night.
Mrs Amy Burleigh will open her kin
dergarten on Amerige avenue Monday.
James Buck Of the Westminster Um-
pire was in town this morning.
Miss Blanche Soudan has accepted
position with W. R. Coils.
The cut and fill-up at fiume u were
finished Wednesday night.
Harry Garrabrant and M. H. johnson
are putting in the glass front for the
new store.
The nights during the past week have
been cool, with light fogs-just what the
walnut growers wanted.
P. A. Nicolas shipped carload Of wool
north yesterday.
Employees of the Santa Fe worked on
the depot park this week, making it
attractive for passers-by.
The herald., 1897-10-03
SOUTH CALIFORNIA Specials

company has filed articles Of incorpora-
tion at Bakersfield, with a capital stock
or $l.000,00 The officers and directors
are e. Lee Allen, president and manag-
er, Randsburg; l. c. Wood. first vice
president, Ontario; w. J. Clark, second
vice president, Ontario; H. c. Oakley,
secretary, Ontario; DR.. ]. W. Oakley, S.
M. Hay of Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
and VIM. Friend, Ontario. This mine is
an extension Of the Little Butte and has
plenty Of capital back of it. 1t was open
ed up by three shafts by its former own
ere and certified assay of ore taken
from one of these shafts at a depth of
twenty feet shows value of $117 IS per
ton. Contracts have already been let to
sink two 100-foot shafts, and work will
commence on the same Monday.
The Rand Mining company has leased
the Visalia mill at Garlock and will ship
their ore to that place for treatment.
Work is progressing rapidly at the
new stamp mill site. The excavating is
nearly finished and a cement founda-
ton is to be laid at once. The frame
Tor the assay office is up and the struc-
ture will be completed in few days.
The herald., 1897-10-03
MAUD ON THE BERING SEA
The Fur Seal Controversy Succinctly
Settled and Reasons Given

0eIIleO ana Reasons d1Ven
Sometimes" remarked Maud, when
I think it all over, it seems to me that we
are real mean"
who are real mean ?" inquired Mamie
rather icily.
I'VE Americans"
We're not" was the stout reply.
We're the greatest nation on earth. II
says so in the school book"
WELL" persisted Maud, I'VE might
make allowances anyhow"
"About what?"
"About the seals"
Does England want all the seals?"
"Yes."
And don't we want her to have
them?"
mo. And it seems real selfish"
Il don't see why we ought to give them
up, if they're our seals"
''Of course we ought not to give them
all up But We ought not to be disagree
able about it. Besides it's partly our
own fault. It's no more than natural
for England to want all the seals she can
possibly get. After the way in which the
nobility of that country have been mar
rying American heiresses the demand
for sealskin sacques over there must be
something positively appalling. ."-Buf-
falO Times
The herald., 1897-10-03
ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, Oct 2.-CRegular Corre-
spondence) Chas. Federman & Co. were
the victims of a sleek rascal a few days
ago. Mr.. Federman cashed check for
$1s.25 which had been raised from $1.75
The check was given to F. Sadelius by
the Alamitos Sugar company for one
days work and had been transferred by
bin to other parties. Sadelius was
brought to this city by Constable N. A
Biltner, but he convinced the justice he
was an innocent party and was released
The man who presented the check for
payment is still at large.
DIR. G.. S. Eddy of Washington Springs,
South Dakota, arrived in this city this
week and has located hsre for the prac-
tice of medicine. His wife and child
will follow him as soon as possible
DR. Slagel, wife and three children,
arrived from Portsmouth, O., few days
since and have taken rooms at the
Hotel Del Campo. The doctor will locate
here If this climate suits his wife's'
health.
W. A. Willie and family moved to Los
Angeles today. They have rented a cot
tage at 314 West Second street.
Miss Bertha Lee, who has been quite
The herald., 1897-10-03
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

Mendocino county for a year past, re-
turned home yesterday.
The second of the series of cribbage
games between selected teams from the
Rudedoux and Riverside clubs was
played off last evening, and the result
was victory for the former club team
by majority of twenty seven points.
In the first game of the series the same
club won by majority of eighty-one
points. The teams Will play three more
contests. and interest in the games is
fast assuming white heat among the
members of the two clubs.
Frank Miner, the man who killed S.
j. Darragh, was release on $1,000 bond
today by the superior court. The mo-
tion fer Miners release on habeas cor
pus made by his attorney, j. G. North,
Esq, was denied by the court. The
conviction is sealed here that Miner will
never be convicted.
Quite large number Of the leading
citizens of this city met last evening
at the Office of F. A. Tettley and took
the preliminary steps for the formation
of chamber of commerce Another
meeting will be held next Friday even
irg to perfect the organization and elect
officers
The herald., 1897-10-03
EBANKS' DOOM
The Double Murderer Will Hang on
Friday

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Oct. 2.-For the
first time in the history OF the prison
murderer came today into the peni-
tentiary and went directly into the death
chamber to await the hour of execu-
ton. He is Joseph j. Ebanks, the slayer
of Mrs. Leroy B. Stiles and j. B. Borden
at Oceanside, San Diego county. He was
sentenced to death on Thursday last,
and will be hanged next Friday, only
eight days intervening between the day
of his sentence and the day Of his exc
cution.
Warden Hale understood that under
the laws Of the state murderer may not
be executed in less than sixty days
from the time sentence is passed. He
consulted the attorney-general, who has
given him an opinion that when the
sentence was pronounced for the Sec
ond time the time limit does not hold,
and consequently Ebanks' sentence is
prope:. He is now under the death
watch, and will undoubtedly be hanged
on Friday.
The herald., 1897-10-03
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Oct 2.-(Regular Cor
respondence Pretty good evidence of
the fact that the climate and soil are
we'll adapted to the growth of the cot
ton plant was exhibited here today by
George Busch, who has grown number
of cotton plants on his place on the East
Side. The branch exhibited contains
blossoms and cotton bolls. both green
and ripe, the latter opened and show
ing fine texture of cotton fiber.
The case Of NJ. Machado, the Terf'ecula
storekeeper, who is on trial for selling
liquor without license, vas disposed of
today, so far as the justice court is con-
cerned, when Justice Mills found the
defendant guilty and fined him $50. The
probabilities are that the case will be
appealed to the higher court
Not a single arrest was made by the
city police during the month of Septem-
ber. This is the second month in the
last two years that this record has been
made. Cities of 5000 people with such a
record ar. hard to find.
T. j. Wood. one of the pioneer settlers
Of this colony, who has been north in
The herald., 1897-10-03
A Case COMPROMISED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 2.-The Call
says that the big suit of Max Wasser-
man of Paris against Louis Sloss to COM
pei the latter to return to the plaintiff
400 shares of stock in the Alaska COM
mercial company, has been compro-
missed. Wasserman claimed that his
transfer of stock to Sloss was not bona
fide and he received only $4,000 as the
purchase price, while the dividends on
400 shares amounted to 100000. Sloss
averred the validity Of the tran nsfer, the
plaintiff was non-suited in the superior
court, which judgment was reversed
by the supreme court. Wasserman
who has been in town several days, de-
parted this evening with his claim salts
fed. AS result Of the compromise, the
public will not be treated to an, inside
view Of the management of the affairs
of the Alaska Commercial company.
The herald., 1897-10-03
A Match Made

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2-Joe McAu-
life and Jack Stelzner have at last signed
articles for their fight, which is to take
place in Los Angeles on Oct. 22d. McAuliffe
leaves for the south tomorrow morning in
company with Fred Hausted. The fight
is to be for 60 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts, and it is understood that side bet
Of $500 is to be made in the pool rooms.
Hausted also announces that he has signed
Thompson, the colored light weight from
Salt Lake, and "Kid" Parker of Montana;
Joe King of San Francisco, and Jack Car
ter Of Omaha; and Danny Needham and
Johnny Daily of ST. Louis. The fights will
take place on the 18th, goth and 22d Of Oc-
tober.
The herald., 1897-10-03

result in the birth Of the germs. The
most experienced yellow fever doctors
declare that the disease is not COM
municable by one person to another, but
that it makes it way through the air
and by means of personal clothing. bag
gage and ordinary merchandise.
In saying that one person cannot COM
municate the disease to another 1t is
meant, the authorities here say, that it
will not result from direct personal con-
tact although at the same time one per-
son may be the cause of the germ find
ing lodgment in another. Heretofore the
chances for recovery have been slight,
but with Sanarelli's remedy we may hope
for relief.
The herald., 1897-10-03

All the machinery will be shipped from
Los Angeles on Monday and it is hoped
to have the stamps dropping by the 1st
of next month.
The johannesburg Water company
has reduced the price of water from 60
to 50 cents per barrel. They will fur
nish the stamp mill, when running, with
40 900 gallons per day.
Messrs. Cuerta and Burke OF Santa
Barbara spent several days this week
investigating the mining interests in
this district.
F. v. Hicks Of Los Angeles, one Of the
owners Of the stamp mill being erected
here. arrived the early part Of the week
Chas. r. Wores of the johannesburg
sampling works has been at Mojave the
past week experimenting the shipment
Of several thousand tons of ore to the
smelling works at San Francisco.
AT the regular meeting of the Miners
union at Randsburg last Saturday even
ing, forty-five new members were re-
ceived.
A shower fell last evening and this
morning found the temperature many
degrees lower.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Robbers Recognized

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2.-With the as
sistance of the California state prison Of
ficials, Detective James B. Hume of Wells,
Fargo & Co. has been enabled to identify
George Jackson and Charles Williams. who
stopped the o. R. & N. train a week ago
tonight, about five miles from this city.
Eugene selby, manager of Wells. Fargo &
Co.'S office here, this morning received a
telegram from Detective Hume stating that
Jackson's right name was Milton Harvey
Lee, who has served three terms in the
California penitentiary. His latest term
was for the robbery of the Fresno stage
coach Detective Hume says that Charles
Williams is under arrest by his right
name. He served one term from Los An
geles county, and was only recently lib
Grated.
The herald., 1897-10-03
The Ships and the Snobs

Millionaire George Gould, who re-
turned from Europe few days ago.
characterized the new law regarding
tourists baggage as "a conspiracy of the
associated snips," meaning American
tailors. "The snips," he said, do not
care jot how much or how little reve-
nue. the government collects from this
source-they are only concerned about
the dollar that may be diverted to their
own pockets" Possibly Mr.. Gould is
right, and yet the law might as we'll IA
vor the associated ships as the associ-
ated snobs.-Indianapolis Sentinel.
The herald., 1897-10-03
A New Blvthe Claimant

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2.-After the
case has been settled for several years,
there now appears on the scene another
claimant for the Blythe estate. The be-
lated candidate for the millions awarded
to Florence Blythe by the courts is VIM.
T. Phelps. who is now in the city in the
interests of his claim. He says his mother
was sister of Thomas Blythe, whose real
name he claims was Williams. Phelps
expects to take his case into court and es-
tablish his right.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Ringside Reports

FRESNO, Cal, Oct I'm the contes.
before the Fresno Athletic club tonight,
Cardwell and Woldenberg gained fall
each in the wrestling bout and it was
decided tie. The sparring contest for
the bantam championship Of the club.
between Robert Walker, 10S, and Carl
Harrel, 103 pounds, was won by Harrel
in close contest. The sparring contest
between Frank Chance and Budd APP
pling was won by Chance.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Jumped the Bail

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Alma Os-
borne. alias Maud Smith, alias Annie
Williams, alias Lille Thompson, con-
sidered by the police to be one of the
most dangerous criminals on the Pacific
coast arrested for grand larceny has
disappeared, having been. released on
$4,000 bail by Police Judge Campbell.
The woman is wanted in Los Angeles
ard other cities on the coast, where she
has proved her cleverness as a panel
oppratOr
The herald., 1897-10-03
A Railroad Wreck

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. IA special
to the Commercial-Appeal from Van
Buren,, Ark, says: A dispatch received d
here at II o'clock tonight Announces a
freight wreck on the San Francisco and
st. Louis railroad. A freight train COM
ing down the mountain got beyond the
control of the crew, and a car ran off
the track Most of the crew were killed,
but the number cannot be learned,
The herald., 1897-10-03
Salmon to Europe

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash Oct. 2.-The
British bark Mennock finished taking on
cargo at Friday harbor today, and will
sail for Liverpool Monday. One item in
the bark's cargo is 44,OOO cases of salmon,
the largest shipment of canned fish that
ever left Puget sound for foreign port.
twenty-five thousand cases are from the
Island Packing company of Friday harbor
and represents but little over one-fifth
of the company's entire pack for the
season inst closed.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Chin Chute Caught

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Chin Chute,
a Los Angeles Chinese. was today arrest
ed by Deputy Sheriff Fitzgerald on war;
rant charging him with attempting to
leave the state to defraud his creditors.
He was caught on board the City of Pek-
ing just before the vessel was preparing to
leave the dock. Chin Chute will be sent
back to Los Angeles on Monday to an
swer to the charge, unless he concludes in
the meantime to liquidate the claims.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Charged With Perjury

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-John d. Page,
Charles S. Bartlett and James H. Cum
mings, each of whom the grand jury has
indicted for perjury, were today arrested
and taken to the city prison. Page and
Bartlett were released on $4,000 bonds, ap-
proved by Judge Sewell.
The herald., 1897-10-03
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

meeting Thursday after three month
vacation. during which, although they
did not meet for business, they were full
of business all the time. During that
period they cared for ten families suf-
The herald., 1897-10-03
The Earth Quaked

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. AIT Sis o'clock
this morning an earthquake shock was
felt here. The vibrations were from east
to west.
The herald., 1897-10-03
Various Ways of Ascertaining How to An
swer This Important Question
Correctly
An Eminent Nerve Specialist Talks

is hand steady when w light cigar try to thread neede
shakes remb such occasions should read this article
Many asbe other disease to
This be but the result
disastrous later nearly of impaired nerves. and remedy
should sought the least sign of nervousness discovered
During conversation with the specialist of the
ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS
the Byne Building recently received deal Of va uable In
concerning body.
Paralysis partial complete apexy and soenng OF the bran said
the Doctor ~ unuenty the result of neglected
daily that should warning has the
slightest As other branches, have with
troubles and there people
Angeles Southern California and through the East
who have to the
ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS
wrecks
The herald., 1897-10-03
Prof. Thompson Dead

BOULDER, Col, Oct. 2.-Prof Guy "
Thompson, formerly member of the
Yale faculty. and prominent educa tor,
died here today of consumption. He was
born in. Michigan. in 1864.
The herald., 1897-10-03
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 2-(Reg-
ular Correspondence The ladies of the
Associated Charities held their first
The herald., 1897-10-03
Max Horwitz Dead

BERLIN. Oct MAX Horwitz, the
well-known writer, is dead.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
A Peculiar Accident.

>. Is Sweeney was startled Tuesday
TO receive telephone MESSAGE fr",..
i.ahwai that his father was s.r;on.i,,
III al the ranch and that tie attend.
ahce of physician WIS needed NJ,
once. HE summoned DR.. Stirling tn
attend the case aud they proceeded At
once TO the ranch on Swee,water
ihey found MIR. A. w. Sweeney snf.
ier,ng from some peculiar maladv that
had attacked his tongue. The .y.nin,y
before he had been calculating ann
ana working on his account hool q
ana as is usual with many people he
carried the pencil in his mouth To
moisten the lead. His tongue hogan
!" PAM. then to swell till himself and
iam'lv were alarmed. By morning it
ilan grown worse instead of better and
mad cut of ali power of speech and
was attacking the throat.
Or. Stirling soon made. some local
applications that reduced the swelling
ana patient improved from The
moment. $. b. Sweeney remained TIL
yesterday with his father but he is i'm
proving rapidly aud except raw sore
on the tip Of the tongue seems in his
usual health.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
A Hotel on the KlOndike Trail.

l.. A. Waylaud, of Cottonwood, WAS
IN spokane last week arranging to
start for Teslin lake on the new Spo-
Kane route to the klon,like, AS soon as
the snow goes off in the spring. He
expects to start Il hotel at the lake and
viii take in pack train of 80 horses
tie believes the rush will be so great
over this route in the spring that the
hotel business at Lake Tesiin will be
profitable. He will use the horses to
pack between Telegraph creek and
Ieslin lake. Mrs Wayland and Nash
Wayland who are now IN Chicago will
come To Spokane shortly and the en-
lire party will fit out from that point.
Mr.. Waylahd Is confident from
consulting the guides that the
trail to Teslin lake is not AS bad AS
the Salmon river region in Idaho
which for years he has traversed with.
out serious difficulty.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Normal Notes,

President Knepper win leave mex,
! week for Spokane where he will attend
'he state teachers institute.
The Pullman Glee Club has made
arrangements to give al entertainment
Jan. y.
Inc editors are pleased to know that
.hcy are meeting with the best of sue
cess III the publication of the new
Normal Quarterly.
Inc Misses Rodgers and Wagner
VIII attend the teachers institute at
spokane next week and will not re.
urn until after the holiday vacation.
Miss Galloway will leave next week
lor Southern Idaho. She will spend
ner holiday vacation with her parents
ana before returning will attend the
state teachers association at HALEY.
Arrangements are being made
whereby the room formerly occupied
oy Dr. Mathes, will he used for physi-
cat culture work. The piano will he
brought down from the auditorium
ana the classes will practice their drills
with the music.
At the meeting Of the Clionian
society friday afternoon, in connection
WITH he program on events Of ~
Miss Kate ZillwOod Of Southampton
England, wilt again entertain the
Clinnians with one Of her very inter-
esti"g lectures. Every member should
te present as Miss ZillwOOd leaves for
England in few days and the mem.
bers OF the s'ciety will not have AN
opportunity to hear again this year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
State Teachers Association.

The program for the Idaho State
Teachers association is out. The
meeting will he held this year a,
Haley. Dec. 1881, 1899. President
Geo. E. Knepper and Miss Mary Gallo
way of the Lewiston normal, and Prof
}. G. Muer,nan of Moscow schools art
the representatives u this part of the
state Oh the program of the meeting
Judg. Edward MciSee of Kootenai
unity and Ju ige p. f. Stookey OF
Nez Perez will read papers in the
meeting OF county superintendent,
called at the sane date.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Real Estat e Bargaia..

For the next thirty DAYS, Lots in
Oxford Addition will be sold ut the
low price Of SIS to $500, will sell on In :
stalment Llan or will allow 5 per cent.
for cash. A supply Of water on the
ground. II. X. BARNETT.
Real Estate. Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Iampbeil's Additloa to Lewiston.
Farm { Or Sale.

80 acres to trade for stock, iiachii-
cry or rent on easy terms.
p. D. Care TELLER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
G.. A. ROBERTSON,
Dentist.

Prices reasonable. Work guaranteed.
Office up stairs, two doors east of Bee
Hive, Lewiston, Idaho.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-03-06

SHOW ME- THE WAY.


Dark tho night. the snow Is falling:
Through the storm are voices calling:
Guides mistaken and misleading.
Far from home and help receding.
Vain Is all those voices say:
show me Thy way.
Blind am as those that guide me:
Let me feel Thee close beside me;
Come as light into my beingl
Unto mo be eyes. all-seeingl
Hoar my one hearts wish. pray;
Show me Thy way!
Son OF man. and Lord immortal
Opener OF the heavenly portal.
In Thee all my hope Is hidden:
Never yet was soul forbidden
Near Thee always. near TO stay:
Show me Thy wayl
Thou art truths eternal morning;
Led by Thee. all evil scorning
Through the paths OF pure salvation
I shall find thy habitation,
Whence never more shall stray:
Show me Thy wayl
Thou must lead me. and none other.
Truest Lover. Friend and Brother.
Thou art my souls shelter. whether
Stars CLEAN out or tempests gather:
In Thy presence night Is day:
Show me Thy wnyl
Lucy Larcom. In ~. w. Christian Advc
cate.