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The herald., 1897-05-02

Mrs Goodale. the wife of our chief
engineer, gave q lawn party to a number
Of visitors to the home on the 29th ult.
Died, in the home hospital, on the 9th
Joseph P. Hawkes., late Of Company D.
Nineteenth Iowa infantry volunteers, q
native OF Massachusetts, aged 70 years.
Comrads Hawkes. remains were re-
moved from the home by his friends to
Los Angeles for interment.
There will be religious services in the
assembly hall tomorrow Sunday.
First. Catholic services. at a. m. Serv-
ice and preaching by DR.. Mansell at 10
a. m. Preaching by DR.. Bodkin at 3 p.m..
and praise song service at p. m.
From present appearances we will
escape the water famine that threaten
ed us the last two summers and falls.
There is at present an abundance OF
water both at the dam and the reservoir.
There has been another chair added
to the barber shop in the restaurant. and
postoffice building. Still. Billy McGar-
vey, the old standby, with his chair at
Company D, claims that his hands are
full and that his time is fully occupied
with old and new customers. He is
practicing some new and catching Hi
bernian melodies for the proposed pic
mic of the John A. Martin post.
Another new feature Of the home Is the
news stand recently established at the
first shanty on the road leading to the
DAM
The herald., 1897-05-02
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, May 1.-(Regular
Correspondence The social party given
last evening by the Unity circle in North
Beach bath house, was the most delight
full one Of the season. A number of Los
Angeles people were among the guests,
also a number of the young people from
the Soldiers home. Fully $50 guests were
present.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Holborrow celebrated the ninth ami
versary OF their marriage. A party of
twenty Of their friends were guests of
the evening. A wedding bell, covered
with bride roses, was utilized as the sig
nal bel! in the games of progressive
whist that were the diversion of the
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served at midnight.
The little 3-year-old daughter of DR..
Fred Waite is seriously i'll. In consulta-
ton four physicians give little hope for
her recovery.
Mrs Kate Tupper Galpin lectured
Thursday evening before the Shake
speare class on Henry w." The lecture
was in regular line with the class studies
and was very interesting
The plunge in the North beach bath
house is formally opened to the public
today.
The third entertainment in the course
being given by the Unity circle will be a
concert on Monday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Modini-Wood, Prof. and Mrs. Hueb-
ner, Mr.. J. A. Osgood, Catherine Scudder
will be among the singers. and Miss Cor
nelia Hamilton will be the accompanist
Of the evening.
The herald., 1897-05-02
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, May 1.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The young people of
the various churches held a union meet
ing on Thursday night at the M. E.
chapel. an instructive and profitable
evening being the result. The meeting
was presided over by w. Clifford Smith.
and the order Of exercises was as fol-
lows: Singing. by audience; reading
extracts from the Scripture, Mrs. Vance
Hill; prayer. Mrs. M. M. Brown; song,
Arion quartet, DR.. A. T. Covert, o. S.
Taylor, w. Clifford Smith and Prof.
Chaplin; topic, Sabbath Dissertation"
Hazleton Seeley; recitation, Myrtle Fra
zier: topic Remedy for Sabbath Des-
ecration. Rev. A. Inwood; song, "Let in
a Little Sunshine" Arion quartet; topic
Benefit Of Sabbath Observance" DR..
G. c. Brown; topic. "The Effect of Sab
bath Dissertation" Miss Esther Smith;
song, audience.
The topic under discussion, Sabbath
Dissertation" drew forth remarks from
several besides those on the program.
all strongly advocating strict OBJ
servance Of the day, the people in the
house by unanimous rising vote
pledging themselves to abstain from all
puTCudbeS Ou tuO 6hOUIII udys dlSO 10 dD-
stain from receiving Sunday mail.
F, Prof Charles W. Stewart Of New
York lectured ~ the Congregational
church Friday night for the benefit OF
the Long Beach public library fund.
under the auspices Of the library board.
His subject being "Marie Antoinette.' u
| The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Lucia Viola Spears, wife o1
James s. Spears, were held at the tab.
ernacle Thursday morning, Rev. AL
fred Inwood officiating. The deceased
was native Of Massachusetts, and
lived here at the beach with her family
for the past five years.
The examination Of Jimmy O'Brien
on q charge Of burglary was held be.
fore Judge Rosecrans Wednesday
morning. The district attorney, after
giving Jimmy some wholesome advice,
moved the dismissal of the complaint.
as Jimmy was so entirely under the in
fluence Of "the crathur" as not to know
what he was doing when the alleged Of
tense was committed.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray of James,
vile, Wis, parents Of Mrs. c. F. A.
johnson of this place. after a four
months residence here. left for their
Wisconsin home Thursday. Mr.. Gray
and wife will come back for keeps in
the fall.
| Miss Jessie Fulton of Oakland is the
guest of Miss Carrie Hart for a week.
Mrs. D. W. Mcleod and daughter.
Miss Clara, of Riverside, were visitors
| over Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey Of Riverside are
guests at the Seaside Inn.
City Trustee Washburn-cf Pasadena,
foreman Of the late graz jury, and
wife. were down getting their place in
trim, preparatory to moving down in
the by-and-by.
r. B. Culver and wife Of Indiana
were guests at the residence Of Mrs.
M. II. Sweeter the fore part Of the
week.
The herald., 1897-05-02
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA. May 1.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The morning train to-
day took to Ventura fifty students and
two hundred friends for the field day
sports this afternoon, between the Santa
Barbara and Ventura high schools. All
the high school professors and teachers
accompany the home team. Green and
gold are their colors and Major A. L..
Ellis and Alfred Stone are their mas
cots. The events are as follows: One
hundred yard dash, 220yard dash, 440-
yard dash, / mile run, quarter mile bicy-
Gle race, 2-mile bicycle race. 1mile walk.
120-yard hurdle, pole vault, hammer
throws, standing high jumps, hop, step
and jump. The following constitute the
home team: Harry Schuster, Louis
Reed, Charles Reed, VIM. Metcalf, Du-
tard Laughlin, Manuel Ortega. Jesse
Eanford, Ray Thompson, Harry Ross,
Fred Ray. Vincent Lonsley, VIM. Met
calf, James Lonsley, M. Hawcroft, Sam
uel Silva and Arthur Buell..
No efforts will be spared by the Chan
mel city in arranging for grand Fourth
Of July celebration. The Bimetalic club
last evening by unanimous vote decided
to request the distinguished William
The herald., 1897-05-02
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

Jennings Bryan to be orator of the day.
Mr.. Bryan will visit the coast next
month and private advices from San
Francisco indicate that he will consent
to honor Santa Barbara with one Of his
magnificent oratione.
The board of directors of the new bath
house will meet Monday evening for the
purpose of considering the committees
report on plans and specifications.
Township Justices H. G. Crane and W.
c. Grammill have instituted proceedings
against the county of Santa Barbara for
back fees. The act fixing the SIS month
limit having been declared unconstitu-
tional, the two magistrates now claim
all fees earned by them in excess Of that
amount
The funeral of George E. Beckwith
takes place this afternoon. Deceased
was run over and instantly killed by a
sprinkling wagon Thursday.
In the superior court today decree Of
foreclosure was granted in the case of
the First National bank Of Fort Collins
Colorado, VS.. John r. Wolfe, the amount
involved being $3.50, interests and costs.
IAN Aonfterno" is the title of an en-
tertainment to be given at the Woman's
club Friday evening.
The register of the renowned Arling-
ton hotel shows numerous arrivals to-
day.
The herald., 1897-05-02
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, May 1.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The representative Of
The Herald visited the oil well district
yesterday and after making tour of the
hills covering several hundred acres,
which has all been filed on, trip was
made to the we'll recently bored by the
Santa Fe company. About sixty barrels
Of oil is being pumped from this new well
daily, and is stored in tank that holds
several thousand barrels. A few weeks
ago there was nothing on the site, but
now there are three cottages, two boil
ers and engines. two derricks and
pumps, three carloads Of iron pipe and
the necessary apparatus to begin the
second we'll. which will be seventy-f1ve
yards west Of the new we'll. That the
striks which has been made Is satisfac
tory to the owners Of the we'll is evident
from the fact that they are already
planning to have the oil piped to Fuller
ton, where the engines can be supplied.
It is believed that within sixty days
there will be fully twenty-five or thirty
wells under way in the hills.
Edward Atherton, proprietor Of the
Fullerton ostrich farm, and Miss Lena
selinger Of Placentia, will be married
at the Presbyterian church in Anahein
next Wednesday and will leave on the
evening train for San Francisco and
other northern points.
About two hundred men are employed
shearing sheep in the hills north of town
The Earl Fruit company shipped four
carloads Of cabbages this week. This
The herald., 1897-05-02

League of American Wheelmen held
picnic today in Monrovia, with head
quarters at Live Oak villa. Manager
Gran. made elaborate preparations for
their entertainment. and they had
right royal time. This was their annua!
reunion, where league men meet to get
better acquainted and advance the in
terests of the wheel. In the afternoon
there were two hill-coasting contests
from the villa down Primrose avenue,
with six prizes for each event. Manager
Crank also gave banner for the larg-
est number in attendance from any
town. Wheelmen were present from
Riverside. Redlands, Pomona, Ontario.
Pasadena, Los Angeles and many other
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. TIemus will COM
mence a series Of revival meetings in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. A. c. Axtell Of Topeka, Kansas is
visiting her brother, City Clerk Walker.
Baldwin's Hotel Oak, at Arcadia,
closes for the season, and the manager
M.Lawrence, leaves for the Talloc house,
Lake Tahoe.
c. F. Moore left Tuesday for the Vir-
ginia Dale district, San Bernardino
county, to investigate mine prepara-
tory to purchasing half interest.
Mrs. Dickinson Of the Black Hills, S.
D., is visiting Mrs Frank ]. Cornes.
The leading event Of the season in the
social line was the pink party given by
the Pierian club Friday evening. Fully
seventy five couples were present am a
most delightful time was had. The op-
era house had been very tastefully dec
grated with pink flowers. and this added
to the pink dresses worlr by the lady
dancers, gave a most charming effect.
The dance was highly enjoyable one,
and the Pierian peoples pale pink party
will long be remembered by the lovers
of the terpsichorean art One pretty fea-
ture was the Maypole dance biven by
| eight couples. Dainty refreshments were
served In an adjoining hall.
Miss Dot Badgley Of Los Alamitos Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. S. Bowerman.
The herald., 1897-05-02
ORANGE COUNTY

company has recently bought between
twenty-five and thirty carloads Of or
anges here and will begin to move fruit
Monday.
E. s. Richman will begin the erection
Of fine residence next week. The in
terror Is to be finished in red birch and
oak.
There are 1854 school children in Full
lerton, according to the census taken
this week. This gives the public school
three teachers this year. There are also
two teachers employed in the Fullerton
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Thum Of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, are here looking after proper
ty interests. Mr.. Thum is a capitalist
and is a partner in the firm of o. & w.
Thum Of Grand Rapids, manufacturers
Of Tanglefoot fly paper.
The Cabbage Growers union shipped
four carloads this week. Mr.. Wetzel, the
manager, reports that 90 far the returns
for the output have been satisfactory to
| the growers.
Two more carloads Of pipe arrived yes
terday for the Santa Fe's oil wells.
| Stern & Goodman opened their 100
foot front department store this morn
ing. One thousand invitations were is
sued to the public.
Mrs. j. L. Saur of Shannon City, Ia.
is guest of Mrs. J. s. Wallace.
Rev. Smale will preach at the Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening.
VIM. Best. a telegraph operator. is
assisting Agent Davis at the depot.
The association shipped six carloads
of oranges this week. The Fay company
also sent out four carloads.
The herald., 1897-05-02
POMONA

POMONA, May 1.-(Rsgular Cores
pondence.) There was meeting last
night in Pomona of the progressive busi-
ness men Of the city to talk over the
matter Of a Fourth Of July celebration
this year. and It was decided that. as
Ontario had concluded not to celebrate,
Pomona should. A second meeting is
called for Monday evening in the board
Of trade rooms
The setting to Washington navel or
anges of ttH 45-acre tract of Judge
Frank p. frey, between Lordsburg
and La Verne, has been completed, and
it is now one of the finest young groves
in that orange belt.
Quite a number Of the young people
Of this place enjoyed an excursion last
evening, distributing baskets of f1ow-
ers at the homes of their friends
throughout town. Miss Leola Whitfield
formed a party Of her young friends,
and after a pleasant jaunt. charmingly
entertained them at tine home of her
parents on Holt avenue.
There will be meeting Of the Pomo-
ma Gun club on Monday night. Already
sides have been chosen, headed by Ter
rel B. Thomas and George H. Barker,
for the shoot on May 81, Memorial day,
and the boys want to talk over the mat
ter.
There is to be a social at the Saliva
tion army barracks in Pomona this evo-
ming, in which the Ontario contingent
will join. Tomorrow evening a faro
we'll service will be given the captain
and lieutenant who have been in charge
here for some months past.
Will Hamlin Of Poston & Hamlin has
sold his interest in the business to Mr.
Moles, from Minnesota.
Mrs. Edith Blades Lewis, assisted by
some Of her musical friends, gave a nj
ano recital at the Congregational church
last night.
There Is to be meeting Of the new
Christian Endeavor chorus organiza-
tion at the Presbyterian church Mon
day evening.
The herald., 1897-05-02
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cisco to attend a meeting Of the grand
lodge of Foresters. He expects to be
absent several weeks.
IT. c. Miller. who was called to Rands-
burg several days ago, writes that he
has been appointed receiver Of the Gold
Coin mine.
G. w. Peachy and SON Of East Los An
geles were among the visitors who spent
yesterday here.
There will be large amount Of street
work taken in hand this month and the
sprinkling OF the roads with salt water
will be commenced.
The opening of Front street. cutting
through the bluff to First street, is near
ly completed.
The first call of the Mexican steamers
at this port will be the Orizaba, which
will touch here in June.
An order is In for the piling and work
In the completion of the Kerckhoff Cuz-
ner wharf at Boschkee's island will at
once be commenced When completed
It will COVE 900 feet frontage along the
water line.
The schooner Brothers 10 taking on
grain and provisions for another trip to
the islands.
The Eureka, bound north, 10 at the
transportation wharf today.
The schooner Barbara Hernster arriv-
ed yesterday with a cargo Of lumber for
Kerckhoff & Cuzner.
The yacht Nellie arrived today from
San Clemente.
There were about 200 baracudas taken
;, in one day this week by fishermen and
shipped to market.
The herald., 1897-05-02

tained last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Hines Of North Marengo avenue.
The house was decorated with roses,
and progressive euchro wac played.
Mrs. Glasscock won lady's first prize;
Mrs. Ayers second; H. w. Hines gen.
tleman's first; Mr.. Blocld second.
Mr.. H. A. Gibson Of Los Angeles will
be the speaker at the meeting of the
Pasadena branch of the Theosophical
society Sunday evening and his subject
will be 1.-THE Purpose Of the Thesophical
Society,""
News was received today Of the death
of Mrs. Sarah r. Bryant. which occurred
last night at Penn Yam, N. Y. Mrs.
Bryant left Pasadena about a month
ago. She owned the handsome property
now owned by Judge and Mrs. J. G. Ros-
sitter on West Colorado street.
The fact that the furniture removed
from the home Of e. c. Webster the other
day on q writ Of attachment, was mort
gagged for $500; may cause trouble for
some one. The mortgage was recorded
and had been given last January upon a
note drawn for two years.
Rev. Salon Laur OF San Diego enter
tained an audience in the board Of trade
rooms last evening with some interest
ling views Of the country in the vicinity
Of his city. Mr.. George Swerdfiger sang
q solo. Mrs. Wheeler read whats in a
nams?" and James Ray played violin
solo. The entertainment was given by
the Ladies' Aid society Of the Independ-
snt congregation.
PERSONAL
Col. and Mrs. G. g. Green leave on
Tuesday for woodbury.. The Misses
Green will spend the summer in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Call have returned
from Riverside.
Mrs. James McMurfree left today for
her home in Bakersfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich will spend Sun
day at Catalina.
Miss Nash Of South Nucli6 avenue en-
tertained her Latin class this afternoon.
Mrs. Stowell left today for Santa
Monica.
Mrs. Lucius Jarvis leaves tomorrow
for Marshaltown. Iowa.
B. w. Freer Of the Wetherby Watch
company was in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoyt left last
evening for their home In Battle Creek
Mich.
DR.. Frazier and A. D. Hall leave to-
morrow upon fishing trip to Matilda.
A CITIZENS LETTER
10 Pasadena under a dictatorship? So
1t seems. I had supposed that we were
living under q republican form Of gov
ernment. from the national government
down to little, insignificant Pasadena
Honorable men, elected by q popular
vote under such form of government
when they can't conscientiously carry
out the wishes OF their constituents, re.
sign and remain honorable men. When
two-thirds Of the popular vote Is opposed
to their method, as shown by petition
their gall must be unbounded to still con.
tinus in office and oppose the wishes Of
the people. Such course reflects on the
integrity Of the Office holder, and why
should It not? The voter asks, "Why
DO they continue in a course 30 detesta
BILE to their constituents unless there Il
Doodle in it?' We look for such thing
in an unprincipled politician, but W,
blush to have the fair name Of Pasao oens
dragged down into such filthy mire.
CITIZEN.
The herald., 1897-05-02
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY

hall. which was packed with people.
The performances were most credita-
bic and filled the full measure of popu-
lar expectation.
A conveyance was recorded this week
whereby H. H. Bingham transferred
the Transcontinental hotel to Johana
E. Thomas for $6500.
The city marshal reports that there
are no idle men in this city. They are
all employed at living rates.
Rev. ]. M. Marshall, Congregations
al minister from Portage, Wis, died from
consumption in Colton this week. He
was about 30 years iold.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T. Judson Monday night.
Miss Lulu Donnatin CT Los Angeles is
visiting here. and took part as a pi-
anist in a concert here Wednesday
evening.
E. F. Van Luven, recently of the
fruit association. was a Los Angeles
visitor Wednesday.
Rev. w. G. White, pastor of the Pres
, byterian church. returned today from
a months visit to his OLD home in North
Carolina.
The herald., 1897-05-02
COTTON

COTTON, May >1.-(Regular Cores
pondence.) Misses Laura and Ethel
Corridor, formerly of Los Angeles, who
have been employed for the past year
in Cotton, left today for Los Angeles
to remain.
Miss Lola Stanton. former citizen of
Cotton, left this week to make her home
in Los Angeles.
Captain Ed Sanborn, representing
Porter Bros company, the fruit ship
pers of Los Angeles. was visitor yes
terday.
There are no army worms reported in
this immediate section.
Dr. Janss, the German specialist Of
Los Angeles, spent a day and night here
this week.
uars. M v. Stafford. whose husband
is conductor up north, is spending
a few weeks with Mrs. J. c. Bangus.
Mrs. Mary L. Ferguson, the Los An
geles real estate dealer, visited her ranch
in Cotton Wednesday.
The public school children gave May
day entertainment last night in the city
The herald., 1897-05-02
MON Rov1A

MONROvIA, May 1.--(Regular Corre
spondence) Next Tuesday evening
Charles w. Seymour will close his course
Of lectures under the auspices Of the Sat-
urday Afternoon club, the subject be-
ing Lorenzo de Medici." At the close
Of the lecture an informal reception will
be given Mr.. Seymour. e'
-, Rev. Milton C. Dotton of Riverside
will preach Sunday morning at ST.
Lukes Episcopal mission. Mr.. Dotton
was the first rector Of this mission.
The Southern California division Of the
The herald., 1897-05-02
SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME. May 1.-(Regular
Correspondence Preparations are now
under way at the home for the proper
celebration of Decoration day. The John
A. Martin post. @. A. r., proposes to re-
organize its fife and drum corps for the
occasion, with Comrade John Dougherty
as chief The Glee club Of the home and
the ladies are also making prepara-
tions.
The herald., 1897-05-02
VENTURA

VENTURA. May Irregular Corre-
spondence.) Miss Maggie Kelly has lost
her reason and has been ordered COM
mitted to Highland by Superior Judge
williams.
Walliam Herrald, for twenty years
The herald., 1897-05-02
DIR. YOkll111

Specialist in til: treatment Of the mind
and nervous system. *" Ray" used
IN the diagnosis Of I'll diseases. OfIice
hours. 70 An Y , PM : r. Z -
The herald., 1897-05-02
VENTURA COUNTY

past highly respected farmer near Sat-
icoy, committed suicide yesterday morn
ing at his home. He shot himself in the
stomach with shotgun. The deceased
leaves young wife and three children.
The Herald ranch II one of the finest in
fcSonxtnas>a A.. 1>.As.. MA
The herald., 1897-05-02
FOO 4 WING HERB CO.
"a CoRPoRATIoN)

DR.. Foo and DR.. Wing both hold diplomas
from the Imperial Medical College Of Pekin,
China. For references apply to E. G. Narren,
Domestic Water Coz and John Mcintosh (black-
smith), Redlands. J. T. Barrows, Base Line, and
Thomas Steward, Livingston's Old Stand. San
Bernardino. Rev. James Bracewell and Wm
NJ. Wright, Ontario. W, G. Cox, S47 E.. Tenth
Robt Mcpherson, Santa Ana. B. J, Inwall
and Henry F. Desousa, San Jacinto. T. D.
Morrison, 1920 Hoover St., Clara Humphreys,
217 E. Ann ST., and Mrs. G.. E. Samo 62S Tehama
st., Los Angeles.
The headquarters of DR.. T. Foo Yuen and
DR.. Ii Wing is No. 929 South Broadway, Los
Angeles. Telephone West 142. DR.. Foo will bo
in San Bernardino on Saturday, May 1st at
the Occidental Hotel, and at Riverside on Sun.
day. May 2nd ut $50 Main st.
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Continued on Tenth Page)
, 1897-04-24
F.. w. LEE.
w. A. JONES.
L. S. BARTLETT.

Resolutions Of Hermion Temple No. l,
Rathbone Sisters:
Whereas, Our beloved sisters. Mrs. J.
W. Harris and Mrs. Mary Elvin have SC
lately been bereaved by the death OF
their beloved husband and father who
departed this life April 20. 1897, to join
that temple above not made by hands
and where parting is known no more,
be 1t
Resolved. That this temple extend to
the bereaved wife and family its heart
felt sympathy in this their hour Of great
sorrow.
Resolved, That while we tender to the
family MI warmest sympathy and
mingle our tears with theirs We will at
the same time cherish for him a fond
recollection. as long as memory shall
last. not forgetting to ssh them that
beyond the valley Of the shadow OF
death" there Is a reunion that Is never
again broken and that knows neither
sorrow nor pain.
Resolved, That these resolution be
spread upon minutes and that they
be published in our daily papers. and a
copy thereof be presented to the family
MRS. MARY DeFOREST,
MRS. LILLE STIRLING,
MRS. MINNIE JONES,
Committee.