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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-02-10
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
HOGS-Market fairly active and aver
aging a shade higher. Late prospects
easier.
Sales ranged at %. 4O93.57K for light;
e 9OGa55 for mix ID; &3.1503.521 fol
heavy; 8. l5932J for rough.
CATTLE-Market quiet but steady.
Sales ranged at 50. 5O@5.25 for beeves;
81. so@4.25 for COWS and heifers; $40 q
42O Tor Texas steers; 1.25 "a. 30 fol-
stockers and feelers
SHEEP-Market steady TO strong.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, 5000
sheep 1900
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Winnipeg's Curling Carnival.

WINNIPEG, Feb. lO.-The great curl
ing carnival opened here during the
morning with ~ Kinks in the grand
challenge competition which was the
opening event. The weather is favor
able and the ice in capital condition.
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Ex- Banker Yetzer = Helpless Cripple.
ATLANTIC, a., Feb. lO.-Joseph Yet
ger, president Of the broken Atlantic
bank, who is serving a 5-year sentence
at Foct Madison, has been declared to
be o helpless cripple from rheumatism.
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full of new life aud vigor, AXE To-
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over Zoe, 600 cured. Buy No-To-Bac OF your
druggist, under guarantee to cure, QUO OF
Sl.O Booklet and sample mailed free; "A.
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New YORK.
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MinneapOl 3 Grain.

MINNEAPoLIs, Feb. g.
WHEAT-February closed at 74Hc;
May, 74Tc; July, 75Hc. On Track-No
! hard, 75Xc; No. Northern, 731sc; No
Q Northern, 1910.
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chicks, o@7c; dur 1o0IIo. Bufssr. nrm.
Creamery, lS@OXc; dairy, o0i7c. Eggs
firm; fresh, 14Hc.
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CHICAGO, Feb. Q.
Dressed poultry dull; turks, ll@l2c;
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NoRWALK

NORWALK, Nov. 9.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) A. ]. Sevingle has been as
signed to charge of section on the
Southern Pacific railroad near Indio,
and left last night for there.
Miss Lena Christian and Miss Bessie
De Witt were home over Sunday from
the high school.
DR.. I. b. Cassil has moved into the
house recently occupied by Jay Dilley.
Yesterday was the anniversary of Rev.
DR.. Kays' pastorate at the Congrega-
tional church. The church started lit
tie over a year ago with twenty men,
bers. Twenty-six have united during
the wear, and a neat church built. Pledges
to the amount of $40O were made last
week, which clears the building of debt.
Mr.. Kays has also preached at Buena
Park, but will give his whole time here
hereafter.
The w. C. T. U. has been reorganized
and will meet every alternate Tuesday
in the Congregational church. Nine
new members were received at the last
meeting.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Congrega-
tional church has announced Thanks
giving dinner and entertainment.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
Sproul had a narrow escape from death
yesterday. 1t was given an overdose of
laudanum, and for several hours was
in a critical condition. Drs. Grover and
Kellogg worked over it until late at
night, and their efforts were finally sue
cessful, for the little one today has re-
covered.
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ORANGE

ORANGE. Nov. 9.-(Regular Core.
spondence.) The board Of city trustees
met last night with all members but A.
H. Clark present. The marshal reported
that he had collected taxes amounting
to $1603. 81, and licenses to the amount Of
$6O.5O, and stated that he had had the
city jail fumigated and accommodations
put in for eight prisoners. G. A. Shufelt
complained that parties were conduct-
ing draying without a license. w. s..
Derby asked permission to cut down
certain pepper trees In front Of three lots
on Chapman street. The matter of Civ
ing the Bank Of Orange rebate Of taxes
was referred to the finance committee
with power to act. In order to increase
the efficiency Of the public library the
trustees decided to pay the rent for this
year. The matter Of the Orange Water
oompany's not properly filling bitches
and other openings made in the streets.
and also complaints Of excessive charges
imposed for tapping mains, were re-
ferred to the water committee.
Monday Jose M. Romero was arrested
at Olive by Constable T. G. Cervantes,
on a charge Of selling liquors without
license. E. G. Wilson was the COM
planning witness. The prisoner pleaded
not guilty. The trial was set for
Wednesday.
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POMONA

POMONA, Nov. 9.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen
of Alosta sustained serious injuries in
a runaway accident in this city yester-
day evening. The couple were en- route
home from Chino and were travelling in
a light spring wagon. At the corner of
Holt and Carey avenues their team ran
away and threw Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen
out. Mrs. Hansen was carried into F
D. Green's home unconscious and re-
manned in that condition for more than
an hour. Her husband had his right
shoulder dislocated. They were taken
care of over night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Green, a physician caring for their in
juries. Today Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen
were removed to their home by their
son.
The funeral of Charles Hidden took
place yesterday. Deceased was 7S years
of age and is the father of Otis Hidden,
a weil-known resident of Pomona. His
death occurred Sunday morning at his
sons home.
The merchants of the town, particu-
larly those having corner stores, are
well pleased over the working of the
newly-enacted anti-spitting ordinance.
Pomona's ordinance makes it a mis-
demeanor to expectorate upon any pub
lie sidewalk or in any place of public
assemblage.
Frank Stevens has commenced the
erection of a new house to replace the
one destroyed by fire some weeks ago.
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VENTURA COUNTY
VENTURA

VENTURA. Nov. 9.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The football players Of
Ventura are very indignant over a re-
port of the game played here Sunday
with the Santa Barbara team that ap-
peared in a Los Angeles paper next day.
The report stated that generally speak
ing there was nothing but a rough and
tumble fight" This is not true in any
particular. 1t is true there was one
fight during the game which the re-
porter exaggerated into three. During
the game the Santa Barbara players
repeatedly fouled the Ventura players
whenever the opportunity presented it.
self, notwithstanding they had much the
best Of the game from the start. A
Santa Barbara player kicked Behn Of
Ventura in the stomach while the lat
ter was down and Behn warned him not
to repeat it. The Santa Barbara player
paid no attention to 1t, but kicked him
again. and Behn got up and struck him.
At another time while Sharp the Ven-
tura center was down a Santa Barbara
player jumped on him and struck him
several times. This last was taken no
note of at the time by Sharp, who did
not even warn the player.
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CORONA

CORONA, Nov. 9.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Mrs. Belle Taylor of Los
Angeles is visiting friends in Corona.
The Monday Evening club hello its
second meeting at the residence of P. M.
Coburn last evening. Several new men,
bers were received, which makes the to-
tai membership now about thirty-five.
c. 3. Fagg and E. B. Dill are visiting in
Los Angeles this week.
c. F. Munson, deputy supreme presi-
dent of the order of Fraternal Brother
hood, is in Corona this week organizing
a lodge.
Geo. Balm and Miss Della MCGEE were
married last evening by Rev. Nichol-
son of the NJ. z. church, the ceremony
being performed at the residence of j.
T. Hammer an Magnolia avenue.
Mathew Findlay of the Pacific Clay
works, who has been quite ill, is reported
much improved.
A dance is billed for the East Vale
school house the 22d of this month.
Geo. Branch, an old-time miner, is in
from his mines on the desert.
The thieves who broke in Charley Ives
house last Saturday have not been cap
tured. The officers are still working on
the case.
The Pacific Clay works will resume
active operations about November 18th.
d. S. Gage, q miner from Gavilan min
| ing district, attempted to commit sui
eide last evening by cutting his throat
The man was found about o'clock and
turned over to Marshal Robinson, who
| took him to DIR. Gleason's office. where
his wounds dere dressed. The reason
he gives for committing the rash act is:
when a man has gone far enough it is
time to quit" His chances for recovery
! are good
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enue between ocean avenue anu oiAtH
street, and on Utah avenue between
Ocean avenue and Fourth street. On
motion of Trustee Carrillo it was de-
cided to put in two crosswalks on Third
! street between Oregon and Utah av-
enues. Civil Engineer Eaton's proposal
| to supervise the construction Of the
main sewer line and outfall for $1,000 was
| accepted, and the president Of the board
| authorized to enter into a contract with
him.
Ordinance 242 was amended to include
the peddling of meat upon the payment
of the SIS license.
M. H. Kimball presented to the board
the report of the cemetery committee OF
seven. The board referred the matter
back to the cemetery committee, with
power to select five of its members to
constitute the board Of cemetery trus-
| tees.
Assistant Secretary Of War Meikle-
john and party. under escort Of F. E.
Prior, assistant superintendent of the
Los Angeles division, and accompanied
by Col. Otis, Jim Lankershim and
others, paid a flying visit to Port Los
Angeles this afternoon. Mr.. Meikle-
johns visit is supposed to have no sig
nificance so far as the harbor is con-
cerned, but, on the walk from the special
to the end of the long pier and return.
he appeared much interested In every
thing he saw. The afternoon was a per-
feet one and the water of the bay was as
smooth as glass.
Born, in this city, November 7th, to
the wife of Charles Tegner, a son. The
young man has been named Klondike
Tegner, in honor of the strike it is hoped
his father will make in the Klondike
mines, where he is at present.
The steamer Queen landed 14S tons of
merchandise and twenty-five passen-
gers on Saturday. Steamer San Mateo
has sailed for Comox in ballast.
Steamer Queen carried twelve tons
merchandise and forty passengers on
her return trip to the north.
Steamer Alcazar left today after dis
charging a cargo of 9S10 ties.
Schooner Bobolink is dischargins
,565 feet of lumber.
O. S. Westover has returned from the
east, where he spent five weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden
of New York city.
Mrs. j. W. King. who spent the entire
summer here, returned with her family
to Los Angeles yesterday.
The case against Nicholson, charged
with trying to buy a saloon with a
worthless check from Luigi de Georgis.
was dismissed this evening on the rec
ommendation Of the district attorney.
Capt. Albert A. Polhamus of San
Diego came up yesterday to inspect the
big cargo of grain just loaded into the
holds of the Ainsdale for Balfour, Guth-
rie & Co. The Ainsdale is anchored
short way out, waiting for crew, which
will arrive on Sunday next, when she
will depart for the United Kingdom.
The herald., 1897-11-10
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Nov. 9.-(Regular Cor
respondence. The city trustees held u
special meeting last night to hear pro-
tests against the opening Of the alley
way from Main to Bush streets. ]. Fl.
Bruner and attorney were present ami
vigorously protester against the alley,
but were unanimously overruled by the
council.
The cases against Mysterious Biz
and "Glass-Eyed Mollie," charged with
misdemeanor, came up before Justice
Craddick of Orange today j. Marion
Brooks of Los Angeles appearing Tor
defendants. The demurrer to the COM
plants was sustained and the charges
dismissed; but new informations were
filed and the trials set for next Tuesday.
G. w. Moore e. Son have purchased of
w. H. Spurgeon the brick business block
on the southeast corner of Fourth and
West streets.
M. r. Stanley was quite seriously hurt
this morning in runaway accident.
While driving a team of colts on Fourth
street they became frightened and ran
away, throwing that gentleman out.
cutting his head in y painful manner.
J.E. Waugh returned last evening from
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the purchasers of land in Blackburn
addition, IL expected here this week. &C.
companied by his family.
Mrs. Fisher entertained last Saturday
evening about fifty of the friends Of her
son and daughter at a pumpkin party
held in honor Of Halloween. Artistically
and grotesquely carved pumpkins to the
number Of thirty were offered in compe-
tition for prizes. The first prize was
awarded to Chaftey Shepherd and the
second to Byron Ford. jr.
On Thursday evening the Ontario
Whist club will be entertained at the
Ontario hotel by DIR. Covernton and Mr..
D. L. Evans. About forty ladies and gen.
tlemen will be present on that occa-
sion.
At the Catholic church last Sunday
L. Won Beethoven's mass In c was rem
dered by the choir. assisted by Mrs. Budd
Doble, Mrs. ]. J. Schallert and Miss Anna
Smith.
The herald., 1897-11-10
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
REDLANDs

REDLANDS, Nov. 9.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Like the rest of South
ern California Redlands is struggling
with a heavy burden of hobos, and the
first ripe oranges will doubtless go to
that class of tourists. They have come
in within the past few days in count
less swarms, while the river bottom is
a safe place of refuge from pursuit when
the officers take after them. They have
a new drawing card to get money and
it is being worked literally. With as
brisk and business-like air as a hobo is
able to assume, the traveller steps up to
citizen with "Will you please give me
q quarter for my dinner? / am going
up to work in the canyon and am broke" "
The evident sincerity of the request and
the mention Of work" places the appli-
cant at once in the ranks Of the honest
The herald., 1897-11-10
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Nov 9.-Regular
Correspondence AT the trustees
meeting yesterday afternoon the report
of the street committee was placed on
file. Section |. relative to fence along
the bluff was adopted. and the commit
was requested to ascertain and report at
theneXt meeting cost, etc, of a fence.
Section III, recommending the postpone
ment OF laying of sidewalks on Oregon
avenue, between Sixth and Tenth
streets, was adopted. The committee
was authorized to contract for a suffic-
lent amount of decomposed granite from
the Electric Railway company to sur
face the alley crossings on Oregon ay-
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Los Angeles, where he had been ~
several days attending the semi-annual
tournament of the Los Angeles Gun
club. He brought back with him the
silver cup trophy given to the champion
shot by the gun club.
Jos. Smithyman died yesterday at
Newport at the age of " years.
A special meeting of the city council
will be held tomorrow evening to heaR
the report Of Expert Engineer Kellogg
on the sewer system.
Ex-Mayor Carlson of San Diego gavo
a lecture ON "Klondike" last night In
Neill's hall. Some fine stereopticon
views were used as illustrations.
About twenty-five couples attended
the hop given in Spurgeon's hall last
night by Company L. A most enjoyable
time was reported.
Mrs. J. p. Browne and children OF this
city are visiting in Ell Monte.
H. Forgy and family, recent arrivals
from Ohio. have moved into Mrs. Jas.
Buckley's residence on North Bush
street.
Lou Baker is in San Bernardino fce
a few days and may locate there,
Fred L. Mitchell has returned from &
tnTee I1OutuS VlSlI lu OTaWlOEO0VAlAGa
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Breedon enter
tained a number Of their friends last
night at their residence on North Spur
geon street, in honor Of the tenth anni-
versary Of their wedding day.
Charley OFT Is suffering with an attack
of typhoid fever.
Prof. E. w. Pyne returned Monday
from Sioux City, Iowa, where he has
been for the past four months visiting
his mother.
Mrs. Howard Ball arrived this morn
ing to visit her mother, Mrs. Campbell
OF this city.
Mrs. Cornelius Lane left yesterday for
her home in San Francisco, after q
pleasant visit with her sister, Miss May
Spurgeon of Santa Ana.
Mrs. L. F. Brown of Los Angeles is in
town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Northup Of Long
Beach are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Yarnell.
Mrs. James Buckley left this evening
for her home in Indio. Cal.
The herald., 1897-11-10

City Engineer Johnson submitted re-
port, giving the names of property own
ers in the sewer district who have not
had their premises connected with the
sewer, in accordance with the orders of
the board, and the board instructed the
health officer to notify the delinquents
at once to connect, or suffer the conse-
quences.
| Residents of the East Side who are
compelled to run the gauntlet of NOV
| ing trains on both the Southern Pacific
and Santa F'e tracks, when they desire
to come to town, are agitating the ques
ton Of asking the city to endeavo- to
get the companies to build a viaduct
either on Seventh or Eighth street over
the tracks. There is big travel over
the roads on the streets named where
they cross the railroads on Pachappa
|avenue.
The Riverside Heights association,
the La Mesa Fruit company and the
Pachappa Orange Growers association,
three exchange houses, will close their
books to subscribers on November 18th.
The wheelmen of this city are arrang-
ing to take part in a union run to the
Baldwin ranch on Sunday next.
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Iaborlng man and the quarter e usuelly

laboring man and the quarter 10 usually
forthcoming.
When the residents Of Yucaipe and
other suburbs of Redlands visit the
county seat they sometimes fall into
devious and forbidden ways and come to
grief. One of these, after playing cards
all night got into fight with hrs part
ner. AL Smithson, and as q result the
latter was fined SIS for assault on the
rural visitor.
c. M. Baxter of this city has COM
menced suit against Irwin p. Doolittle
for foreclosure on a mortgage given to
secure payment on two notes. The first
was for $225, dated Redlands. May 2.
1897, with interest at 13 per cent, the
principal to be paid in five quarterly
instalments of $45 each. Another note
of the same date was for $1,000 for two
years at the same rate of interest.
Judgment is asked for $1304.6S. with in
terest from November 2. 1897, costs and
attorneys fees.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day for John Hogan, a native Of Tennes-
see, aged 80, resident Of Val Verde, and
Flora Alice Connor, a native Of Iowa,
aged 25, resident of Cotton.
The herald., 1897-11-10
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 9.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The board of super,es-
ors held a very busy session today. An
order was passer empowering Supervisor
Edmiston to sell some extra fumigation
tents owned by the county.
A report was received from Veterin-
airy Surgeon Button, who had been ap-
pointed to investigate what was sup
posed to be several cases of glanders
among the horses on the Kerr ranch, near
San Jacinto. His report was that 1t was
not that disease. DIR. Button, however,
The herald., 1897-11-10
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Nov. 9.-Regular Corre-
spondence.) w. b. Small and Mrs. Small,
leave tomorrow morning for San Diego,
where they will spend the winter.
J. A. Millard of Fairbury. Neb., one Of
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| A proposition from the Los Angeles
chamber Of commerce in which that
body requested the cooperation OF this
county in the compilation of an advertis-
ing pamphlet was read and accepted,
this county to pay 5000 towards the ex-
lpense.
The hospital report for the month
showed that there were twenty-four in
mates October 1st and twenty-one No
vember 1st. The cost of the institution
for November was $64611.
The resignation of Constable E. z.
Ball of San Gorgonio township was re-
ceived and accepted.
The city trustees met today in regular
session and among the business trans
acted was to grant the Southern Pacific
company a new franchise for double
track road through the city over the
route now held by. the company. The
franchise takes the place of an old one
which the company forfeited because 1t
did not comply with the terms Of the
franchise.
The Southern California road was
granted a new franchise to run spur
track across Ninth street west of the
present track of the company.
Several resolutions of intention pro-
viding for the improvement OF side
walks on Orange, Eighth and Seventh
streets and Olivewood avenue were
passed and the work ordered begun at
once.
Bids for machine street sweeping were
opened, but the letting of the contract
was deferred for two weeks and the su-
perintendent of streets was instructed
to try hand sweeping in the meantime.
The collections for the electric light
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RE76iHEs ::

did find some few cases Of the disease
in different parts Of the county during
the past month, and the suffering ami
mails were destroyed.
The report or the county auditor Tor
last month furnished the following
statement Of funds on hand November
1cfs
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Ziska Institute
(The Orisipal Matted GrainC oifes.

1918 Sacramento Street,
Near Van Ness Ave.
Home and Day School for Girls
F.om Primary through Collea late work. So
perior adv antages in Languages and Nusio
Individual attention. Small cIasGos epecis
students ad itted.
NINE. Il zlsKA. 4. n. Principal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-29
MOSQUITOES TO BE BARRED
An Accident Insurance Co. Says That
Bicycles are Bad Enough.

New York May 29.-The decision of
Judge Hazelrigg of the appellate di-
vision of the Kentucky court, holding
that accident insurance companies are
liable for injuries or death resulting
from mosquito bites, is giving the acct
dent companies some uneasiness and
it is probable that in future the poll
cies will be so drawn as to avoid clai-
mants of this character.
Judge Hazelrigg's decision was in
substance, to the effect that a mosquito
bite was sufficient evidence for the full
amount Of the accident policy to be
paid, and gave $1,000 the amount sued
for, to the heirs of a man who was in
sured in the United States Mutual as
ISOLATION.
When the news of the decision reach
ed New York it caused a furry in acct
dent insurance circles. The accident
companies do a big business in New
Jersey and the prospect of having to
pay S25 a week every time a Jersey man
is bitten by a mosquito does not i'm
press the average insurance man as a
fair proposition.
bicycles keep US broke" said the
secretary of a leading company today,
and now if we are to be held RESPONSE
BILE for mosquitoes, We might just as
well quit the business.
THE company in revising its policies
will enumerate the accidents against
which the purchaser of the policy may
take out insurance. The mosquito. gar
den snakes. poison ivy and other pestif-
erOus things Of like character will be
barred. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-29
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