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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-08
Sunmpre.

Dem @m. Snbn bon Drinter
Strabs iparb am Wittnob ourd einsn
Saq BON SelSsefein bas linte 8sin uns
terbalb benz 8nie ssbroden.
- Der SsueraIurm am Samfas
4benb narb bur6 einen unbsbsutenoen
9ranb in benz BON Sobn @aIib sseisus.
ten Sauie an Sim Strabe peruria6t,
Oas Obne Sdlfe Der 5euerpebr ssIDIdt
lpuroe.
= petsr 8eiber bon NppIe Strabe
wuree am Donneritas auf bic antlass
isiner Srau arretirt. neil er iis tbatIi6
anseerlffen bate; in @rmanseluns BON
8Irsidaft iunote Jpn Squire Goonep mad
Osm @sfansnlB.
- I'm llbr am Sreitas 4benb er.
pIooirte cine 2ampe in Der Mobnuns bee
Rartin Wturpbp an Centre Strabe unc
Oas enlitanbens Seuer bate in furser
3elt ouS @ebdube iammt SnbaIt ,erliDrt
Der SsrIuit bstrd8t etipa 81 900.
-SObn 8. 9urfs purbe am Samitap
duf elne 9raplrenoe 4ntla9e perbaftet,
lnoem 6rau Bridget Ssreuion ibn be,
ibuloist, ourb elm 5snfter in ibre 8ubn
ung unb ounn in bas 3immer ibrer l6
Sabre alten Iobter eeorungen su iein
bus Oidoden i6rie aus 2eitesfrdften,
ais lis ben mdnnIiden ginbrinslins in
ibrem Sstisimmer bemertte uno Burt,
enifiob bieruuf. ST muBte BEL oem Der.
b6r $500 8lrsi6uft fur iein ssri4tIi6es
gribeinsn ftsqsn.
- Der ftrsIibe WeHiel i'm scranton
Yoitbspartement bat aub bic 5rope pei
bieiiSen sutiinftisen Bofmsifters in an,
resuns esbrudt. Inter ben 9ppIitanr
ten fir bic STEELE 1T aud Serr W. &
SiibOp. eln lunsldbrieer Ansstsater DC,
penniplpania aObIsn @ompanie uno eli
Dtann. Der in ieOsr 8siie fur oas qm
befdbiet III. Ssrr 8iibop 1T elm gete
ran oeS Sdrseririssss unb bisnte
Sabre unb 9 Dionate in cemielben uni
mabts au& Sberman's bsIlbmtel
Wari9 nit.
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8pbe Darfer Nott,en.
- Ser SeueraIarm bon &ahen 43 an
Samitaa Nadmittaa mar Elm faIiher.

= Der Seueralarm bon Saten 43 am
Samita8 Jfa6mittas mar Elm faIiter.
= Dem Robert price bon Siefer Seits
ltnb am 0ienitus stpei Singer Der Iinten
9ano in Der Wt. pleaiant Wine ;ers
oriidt pprben.
- Das biesieitise SoipitaI ipirb nur
81 900 bonn Staate erbalten. inbem Der
Sori1las 3ur @rb5buns Der Summe
nidt ansenOmmen tpurbe.
- gInton Sterling bon Iobae Gouri
iruS am Ulittpod in Der Beaepue Mine
our4 einen Dedenfal cine iebr i6mer,.
bafte unb srOBe 8erpunbuns am S6a.
bel bapon.
-Sse, bsrbunben nit SdftenI&mer.
aen, iine f9per su ertrasen. Ser Sc.
brnu4 bon st. Sufobs Del tpirb prcmpte
sineeruns i&affen. aurirt aud 8srs
renfunsen.
= Das pic Sic bes 8eraniiaunas
Stub bes ausufta 8aiteq go. 388, R.
q. ". tpeI&es am MOntas in 8abIers'
SarmOnie @arten tattfan6, erfreute iit
eines suten 8eiudes unb perIief in Der
ansenebmiten Deiie.
= 9ster GbeobaIb bon Gsnon Strase
erbielt am Diittpo1 i'm Spbe Bari
S6a4i bur6 einen Sal bon SeIsseitein
elne 8sbro4ene redte Sdfte unb i6mer,.
lite Sbrammen, bic i'm Woies TapIor
Soipital bebanoelt peroen uno nidt les
benssefdbrIi&sr Ratur iinb.
: 8en @pans, elm Bel Webaer Ga.
bile ansefelter iuneer Wanu, tparb am
SaniitaB abenb bur6 baS StoIpern bes
bon itm serittenen 8fsrbes an 2afapette
StraBe unter bafeIbe seporfen unb
3iemllb i1trer berIebt; Der re6te SUB
iparb ebenfaas sebrOdsn.
- abseIDf6ter 8aIf Iebte am Nreitaa
furs na6 Wlitterna6t ben Stall bes Srn.
@onrab 0fattern. IT,. bon glorb Bromley
4benue in Branb unb elm 9llarm bon
8aiten "a tparb seseben; ebe iebo6 bic
5euertpebr eintraf, mar bas 5suer pbne
tpeiteren Sdaben seIDi6t tporbsn.
- gfber, bic 4idbrise Todter bes
StabteeOmeters Soi. g. pbiqips, itarb
lebte 8ode in Der gIternpobnuns an Der
Gde bon SpetIanb unb 2incoIn apenue
an elmer 8ebirnenisinbuns, bic ben Ra.
fern folete. Die 8eerbi8uns fano am
Sonntas gtadmittas i'm Soreit Sia
Srisbbofe ftatt.
-8ei einem Streite iiber bic Bebeus
tune be8 4. Suli tod Geo. Souriaf ben
Stepe RoSnot am Nontas 4benb in
Wabon'S Wirtbidaft an 8ierter StraBe
nit einem Meiier in ben 2Opf, bod if
bic 8erIeBuns ni4t eefdbrIi9. Der
4nsreifsr tuuroe perbuftet; beibe ma.
rem betrunfen.
-Serr Wissan6 Stern, Der tpoblbe.
fannie Rsitaurateur bon grice Strabe,
mar iebte Mode 50 Sabre alt unb ,ur
Seier oes greisniHes bate iia cine sroBs
Sdaar bon 8erpanbtsn uno Ssreunben
eineeitellt, um benz @eburtstaesfinbe
Slid unb IaneeS 2sben su plni6en !;
Serr Stern betpirtbete bic @brenedIie
in ber liberalften @eiie unb bic @erma.
nia 8anb. bic au6 anipsieno mar, Iies
ibre fd6niten @siien srt6nsn man f6icb
su ipdter Stunbs nit bem ber,li6en
Bunids. bab Serr Stern nod Ianse
Sabre 8eiunobeit uno Slid srIeben
iplro.
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saubbeit Fam ui5t aebeilt per.

ben hur6 IOtaIs aPpli'aiiOutn, neil iit ben fran.
fen 3bsil bee Sbrss nibt rrtihsn fSnnsn. 50
ssbt nur tiutn g1ss, bic Iaubbfit ,u furirsn, uue
pr II bur6 fpnlfitutipnsls SsiImittsI. Saub.
belt rire eur& tintn snBinesttn 3ufanb btr
lhlttmissn Ausfltipuug Der GuifahiiHtn RSbrs
pTurla6t. 99tun eitit R6brt lih sui,iinrtt,
babt ibr tinen rumptlnten 5pn petr uupplfcm.
mtuss 9sbSr; uub psnu iit sani ssi1lpdsn IN,
frfelsi 5aubbtit, une psnn bic Gnh hiineuna
nitt ssbpbsn unO bisis RObrs tpiebr in ibrtn
stbprtssn 3ufanp usritst pebtn fann, pirp
pas @tbDr fur tmmsr jtrftDt psresn; ntuu
Sale uutsr jrbu psrbtn eur1 aaiarrb ptrur-
iatt ptltr Hi&ts ale sin tntjunrttsr i3uifanp
ptr ftltimiatn Sbtradhtu II.
gBir molten tiubunesrt Dollars fir ittsu
(eurt aaiarrb pfruria6ttn) dal pon Iautbsii
sttsn, ben mir ni6t bur6 Ginntbmsn ppn
Saa's aatarrb Sur bsiltn fbunrn. 9aet Gud
umipnlt GirtuIdrt ipmntn.
Q. 5. 9btutp & Go, SpItpp, 3.
! n9- gsrfauft ppn alien apOtbttfTn, 75r.
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Bilfesbarre Nadtrtd,ten.
- llnierer Stabt iinb stpei peitere
neue 8rieftrdser erlaubt pOrben.


- llnierer Stabt iinb spei peiters
neue 8rieftrGser erlaubt ipOrben.
-Srant SduIer unb 8m. Wartir
iinb als 9Obtennube bes Bster 8afe!
ernannt iporben. Der am ~. Suli bGnsen
i0Q.
Wdbrenb Der l0jdbrise Sobn
unid in osm 9lanticofe Damn iid bas
bette. tpusle er iid tIber feline Tiefe bins
aus unb erirnnt.
- Die county GommiiIdre iinb se'
snuneen tporben. cine tempordre Gnlelbs
bon $4,000 su MAIDEN. um laufenos
Iuseaben au oeden.
= Die g8pomins Gommemoration
@sieai6aft feierte am Sumitas ben ll9.
Sabrestas Der Sdladt unb bes @emeb.
els bon @pomins.
= Ser nIte Union BREEDER Der 8. &
$. 60. su Wiq Greet parb am Samitus
um Witternabt burd Elm 5euer seritbrt,
ous pabri4einIi6 anselest tuoroen mar.
Ser Wlsper'i6e 1rbbIerIabsn an
Sub Uiain Strabe tparo am Samitas
Nbenb boaitdnbis burb Elm Seuer ser'
itbrt. beiien gntitebunssurfade unbe'
tannt in.
- Sin 7idbriser SIopadenfnabe,
Name unbefannt, tparo am Dtitttpob
abenb bel 8roofiioe bon elnem 8aaep
3use setbbtet. uIs er iia auf benz @e'
leiie ausrubte.
- Dem loidbrisen Sobne bes Souls
2etpis su Jtantieote tparo am Nontas bas
cine Iuse seritbrt, als er nit elmer
5lai1e ipielte, bic Buluer entbielt unb
ii9 bufelbe eniSInoete.
Ser SabrrdbIsr Gbas. Smith bon
Sib Canal Strabe follioirte am Sonn'
tag auf ben 8ouIepatb nit elmer Srau,
puroe ubseporfen unb erbielt i6limme
8erIssunsen am @eii6te.
- Cine poInii6e 8eirafunss @eieG.
i6aft, tpelde bier unb in ber rlmsesenS
eriitiren fOa, 1T mad ben Iusiasen Der
BoIisei entbedt unb bi: mutbmabli6en
Anfdbrsr arretirt iporben.
-Sn ber 8eb aib aber ber gettes
bone Nt,ne entitanb am Sreitas ;u frdber
Woreenitunoe elm Ssuer, bas iebO0 na6
einitinbieer Irbeit ipieber eel6idt tper,
Den fOnnte unb feline rlnterbre6uns Der
4rbeit sur SoIse bate.
- Ser 3idbrise @m. 8itden bon
parions tparb am Montaa bon einem
StraBenbabnipasen eetroffen unb so
Sub ipeit sei6leift feline 8erIebunsen
tparsn t6btlih uno er itarb nad elmer
Stunbe unter sroben S&merSen.
- Die Ro. . D. & $. Slime unb bic
Woobparb Mine baben ben 8etrieb ipie'
Der aufeenommen unb baburb srbaltsn
ettpa 1900 glrbeiter 8eiddftisuns
Die erhere Oiine mar felt Ipril 1896,
unb Iebtere felt msbreren Wonaten auber
8etrieb.
Die &6rper beS 4 Sabre alien 9lu'
guitus Staneder unb Der Sabre alten
Warp S6oltes. bic Dor mebrersn Monas
ten BON ibren Wobnuneen in Sasle
8root peribpanoen, iino am WittpOd
pon einem Stnliener beim 8eerenleien
auf benz Ssrss aufssfunOsn tpOrben.
= Ser 80 Sabre alte Sobn 8srto bon
8inefon seristb am Wontas unterbaIb
Dem Q8oobnarb BREEDER beim 8aben in
su tisfsS @aHsr unb ertranf er mar
gang alein, bod stpsi Mdnner bemerftsn
ben nnfaa bon Der 6erne unb elmer Der.
ielbsn bOIte ben 86rper beS grtruntenen
ipdier aus oem Wafer. Nebrere ieiner
9anosIsute bsbauptsn, baB 9erfo SeIbit.
mOro besinS, ba er feline arbeit erbaIten
fonnte,
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Neter Stipp.
Muarermeiffer uRO @OntraftOF,
327 8aibiaston IbsHue,
S3. Sabr8anS.
ssscnib.t Dsm etaOtssbaubs.

9t9Cnlbet Dem Staof8ebnnbs
lb.rnimmt alls in Sas Waursrfab sinfdIngsn
ben arbsitsn uuo ttsfsrt Bstersbnrser blaut
uu6 Bsft Rountaih sslbe Waueriteire unf
aebrodeus Stsine fur Sementb0oeu in Seaerr
ua& allen sb.i.n Der Stnot iduea uur biaigh
RS G.I.phous 30 1854.
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9sutf6s 8risfIiae.

- B. s. Calhoun bat mao 9sratb,
uns nit ieiner 6amiIie uno ieinen @e.
i6dfts'Gfociirten bei6IoHen. bic 5teas
uns aIs 8unOssi4us' GOntrOIsur ni9t
an;unebmen.
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- Wenn Sbr elm sutss UiltteI baben
tpoat guer 8lut su reinissn, bic 0erpen
su itdrten unc bic Contribution su frGfti.
gen, brau9t Soob's Sariapariaa. Gs'
brau6t nur Soob's.
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Spuo's Pillen bsiIsn 9re6rs,s, aopf.
itmsrs aus ben Wasen unb nnpsrbau'
I!hfeit.
The herald., 1897-08-04
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, Aug. 3.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) Two daring robberies were
committed in this county last Friday and
Saturday nights. and in each instance the
sufferers from the depredations were Chi
nese vegetable growers. Len Young, who
has garden on West Fifth street, near
the river, was the first to receive the un-
welcome callers. He and several OF his
countrymen were held up at their abode
last Friday night, between and 10 o'clock
and relieved of $2.45 in money and gold
watch. The robbers wore masks and one
of them held Young and his partners at
bay with a pistol while another carefully
went through their pockets.
On the following night Oak Gen, Chi
nese gardener living near Anaheim. was
robbed in the same way, and in all proba-
bility by the same men. From Yens es-
tablishment the thieves secured $50 In
money. So far the officers have been un-
able to obtain any clue to the robbers.
Miss Jeanette Johnson of this city and
George w. Tighe of Fillmore. Ventura
county, were married today at 1890 at the
home of Miss Johnston's parents, on North
Main street. The ceremony was character
lied by the utmost simplicity, only few
friends of the bride being in attendance.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Tighe de-
parted for their future home In Fillmore
Mr.. Tighe, who was at one time resident
OF santa ana, is now agent OIL the southern
Pacific company at Fillmore.
Marriage licenses were issued today to
the following couples: Clarence l.. Cham
berlain of Tehachapi, aged 26, and Jennie
Williams of Artesia, aged %; George w.
Tighe of Fillmore. aged 2S. and Jeanette
Johnston of Santa Ana aged 29; Raymond
w. Meyer of Santa Ana, aged %. and Ma
rietta Cope of Ell Modena, aged 21.
W. H. Jenkins, wife and son and Misses
Mabel and Maud Scott left today for Los
Angeles After a few days stop in that
city. they will go to Stockton to reside.
Robert L. Atkinson, a cotton grower and
merchant of Jackson, Miss, is here on a
visit with his sister. Mrs. F. o. Daniel.
Lou Curtis of Sacramento is spending a
few days with his sister, Mrs. B. B. Green
leaf of this city. Mr.. Curtis is one of the
pioneers printers of the coast, and twelve
years ago was a fellow orkman of Post
master Peabody and Nap Donovan, who
were then employees of the state printing
office
Mrs. G. P. Hill and children are up from
Newport Beach. where they are spending
the summer. They will return to the sea-
side in a few days.
The herald., 1897-08-04
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

announces the fact that twice during his
stay in Chicago he succumbed to the heat
and fell to the pavement.
Prof and Mrs. T. ]. Williams of Park
street were among todays departures for
the island. They will be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. buckingham and
nue. left today for Catalina for two weeks
outing.
Miss Agnes Kuleman, recently appointed
as teacher in the Pasadena high school.
left yesterday for Dell camp for months
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Carey of South Ver-
non avenue returned from Redondo yes
terday, where they have been enjoying a
pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon, who have been
guests of the latters sister, Mrs. j. D.
Nash will leave tomorrow for their home
at Kewanee Ill.
Mrs. W. s. Melick and her aunt, Mrs. H.
P. McKinnon, have gone to Catalina island
for two weeks sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fangmann who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. Hertel,
left today for their home in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Doane returned from
Long Beach last evening and expect to
soon occupy their new home on Yale street
Mrs. c. H. Jordon of North Marengo ave-
nue. left yesterday for Catalina. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss Jessie
Cook and son, Jay Cook
Miss Harrison and Miss Walker of West
Liberty, Iowa. who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs III. l. Stuart, left this morning
for their home via San Francisco.
Word was received in this city this morn
ing that Mrs. r. B. Kellogg, who formerly
lived on Orange Grove avenue, has died in
London, where she had gone in poor
health.
Word received from Elwood Shurts who
left here recently on a visit to his old
home in Newark, N. j., brings word that
he has been confined to his home by ill
ness and that 1t has rained most of the
time since his arrival there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Olmsted and little
daughter left this morning for Santa Rosa.
where Mr.. Olmsted will be employed on the
Santa Rosa Republican.
The herald., 1897-08-04
SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME, Aug. 3.-(Regular
Correspondence.) Father Farley officiated
at Catholic services at the home Sunday
morning in place of Father Howe. The
services took place at $3.50 a. M instead of
the usual hour. s a. m, this change of time
being rendered necessary in consequence
of Sunday morning inspection of men and
quarters being at a. m. instead of a. m.
Another change is that each captain in
spects his own company instead of as
hitherto changing around and inspecting
other companies than their own.
On Monday the home was favored by a
visit from the Misses Hanna, Miss Fisher
and Austin of Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs.
Mccullough of San Francisco. vocalists:
Miss Robertson. pianist, of Los Angeles,
accompanied by Mrs. Robertson of Los
Angeles and Mrs. E. B. Withoroe of Santa
Monica, who assisted at the evening gath
ering of the Christian Endeavor society of
the home Their efforts proved great treat
to the old boys and were greatly appre-
ciated, and wishes were universally ex-
pressed that they would kindly repeat their
welcome visit in the near future.
Death at the home since my last, Charles
Cross, late of Company E, Seventh New
Hampshire infantry, who was buried Mon
day, the funeral escort starting at a. m.
The last interment brings UP the num-
ber of those inferred in the Home cemetery
to 474 men and twow omen.
DR.. j. w. Clawson, formerly of Los
Angeles, who acts at all funerals as chief
pail bearer, informs me that of this number
he has personally attended the funeral of
426
Michael Halpin has been detailed as per-
manent flag bearer with the firing party.
John Dobbns, foreman machinst and
engineer, has had quite a long spell of sick
ness and has been unable to attend to his
multifarious and onerous duties.
The herald., 1897-08-04
ORANGE

ORANGE, Aug. 3.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The board of directors Of the
Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company met
on Saturday. The secretary reported that
the receipts for the month had been $1S65. 30;
disbursements, s1735.38, and that there was
a balance of $6220.S1 on hand. The super
intendent reported that he had laid 2405 feet
of cement pipe on French street and ce-
mented 770 feet of ditch as petitioned for by
Edwin Cox. He has laid sixty-four feet OF
twenty-four-inch pipe at the crossings OF
Grand avenue and Orange street for the
city of Orange. He has put in new dam
to catch seepage at the head of the ditch.
During the month twenty-seven new ce-
ment gates have been put in. The county's
tender of $5S 25 to settle demand for $69.25
for cement crossing of a county road was
accepted, Mrs. J. s. Weber filed bond of
indemnity and the secretary was instructed
to issue certificate for one share of stock
appurtenant to four lots in the city of
Orange. A car load of cement was ordered
purchased.
A. Jacoby of Los Angeles was in Orange
on Monday.
John Walker has returned from visit
to Nordhoff, Ventura county.
Arthur Farwell James Morgan and John
Eastwood went to Long Beach on Sunday
on their wheels.
p. B. Hall went to Long Beach on Tues
day to spend about two weeks with friends
from Pasadena.
j. H. Frederick and family are spending
week at Long Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Taft have returned
from a visit to Long Beach.
Mr.. Moeller was thrown from a runaway
team this morning and received some
bruises.
The herald., 1897-08-04
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 3-(Regular
Correspondence.) The opening exercises
of the university extension course were
held in the large tent at Ocean Park last
evening. The tent has a seating capacity
of 700, is well lighted, clean of floor ard
comfortable. Last night it was gaily
decorated with branches of pepper and
geraniums, with festoons of bunting in the
national colors. The tent was well filed
with quietly appreciative audience, who
listened with deep interest to the principal
address of the evening by Bishop Fallons,
who showed himself thorough optimst
in the handling of his subject, 'Is the
World Growing Better?" Rev. s. H. We'll
Ter, president of the assembly, opened the
meeting, followed by Rev s. D. Belt, who
led the devotional exercises. Prof. Weller
announced the inability of Gov Budd to be
present, much to the disappointment. of
Syle delivered short address on the state
Miss Addie Murphy of Cumnock school,.
Los Angeles gave a reading from Mark
Twain's Guessing Nationalities," which
closed the evenings program.
A very pretty dancing party was given
last evening by the young ladies' of Mira
mar" The verandas were hung with Chi
nese lanterns and the interior of the dane
ing room with Gamma lilies and foliage.
Refreshments were served. Among the in
vited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Parker, Mr.. and Mrs
r. F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Waring,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Tufts. Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Severance, Mr..
The herald., 1897-08-04
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Aug. 3.-(Special to The
Herald.) Today Riverside turned out
every available man, woman and child to
celebrate the orange tariff. At night the
streets were festooned with electric lights
and an open air meeting in front OF the
Rubi6oux block was addressed from the
balcony. John G. North presided and the
speakers were Senator White, Col. Otis,
Capt M. j. Daniels. Senator Simpson and
ex- Congressman Bowers. The addresses
were short and congratulatory. Fireworks
followed the oratory.
Twenty-three people from Los Angeles
came up with the chamber of commerce
party under the chaperonage of Secretary
Virgins, and were entertained at Glen
wood tavern as guests of the celebration
committee.
A banquet was held at the Glenwood and
covers were laid for 40 guests. The fes-
tivities started at 10 o'clock and were con-
tinued until after midnight.
TARIFF JUBILEE
RIVERSIDE, Aug. 3.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The tariff jubilee tonight was
a grand success. All Riverside celebrated,
regardless of party affiliations, and her
guests were many and distinguished. Most
of the visitors came in on the Southern Pa
cific at 6:S5 this evening. The list of ac-
ceptances of invitations is as follows:
Judge James A. Gibson, Los Angeles
Senator T. ]. Jones, Anaheim Hon. H. w.
Chenoweth, Anaheim; Hon. T. s. c. Lowe,
Hon. w. s. Melick, Hon. James McLach-
Ian, Hon. c. M. Simpson, Pasadena; 8. M
Haskell. Pomona; B. A. Woodford, North
Ontario: Hon. w. w. Bowers San Diego:
F. w. Richardson, San Bernardino; H. X.
The herald., 1897-08-04
SUMNER RESORTS

and Mrs. Hugh Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J.
Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Cole Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Alvord, Mr.. and Mrs e. A.
Livingston, Mines C. e. Lester, M. Cas-
well, A. c. Hamilton, Bancroft, Harden
Hickey, p. Severance, N. Upham, Hutchi-
son, Gray Misses ,allia Winston NJ Win
ston, Newmark. Caswell, Corson, Cloud,
Roberts, Morgan, Knight, Newman, Giffin,
Story, Burt, Matte Jones, Georgiana Jones,
Hugus. Croft Hamilton Marian Jones,
Messrs. Freeman, Bumiler Sullivan. Good
win, Corson, Van Dyke, Picher, Daggett,
Wilcox, Pedley Rowan, H. Van Dyke.
Miss Matte Bates of Canton. Mo-, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. F. L. Moore of
Sixth street.
The Baroness Harden-H Hickey gave a
Sunday afternoon tea at her new home in
the Proctor residence to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Erwin Hoy, Mrs. Hutchison, Messrs. Ped
ley, Wolters and Austin.
Miss Minnie Tyler of Pasadena is the
guest of Mrs. Robinson of Fifth street.
DR.. George w. Harrison, wife and sons
Anchorage.
Mrs. Mia Tupper Maynard's class in
Romola will meet tomorrow afternoon as
usual at $40 Oregon avenue.
Miss Henrietta Heinzeman and Miss
Mollie Jacoby have returned to Los Ange-
les after pleasant week in Santa Monica
r. R. Harris has returned from week s
visit to relatives in Tulare county.
W. T. Gill,s and wife of Redlands ar
rived yesterday to remain through August,
and are domiciled in their summer home OH
Third street.
Mrs. c. Monroe and her niece, Miss Pick
ering, came down from their Los Angeles
home yesterday to remain a month a.. the
Anchorage.
The herald., 1897-08-04
POMONA

POMONA. Aug. 3.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) The board of city trustees are in
quandary, Councilman Raynes having
sent in his resignation. to take effect imme-
diately, and the board is to sit as board
of equalization, beginning on Monday
next. The present board being undecided
whether or not Raynes' resignation, if ac-
cepted will invalidate it's legal status in
the matter. the question has been referred
to the city attorney, and a meeting will
probably be held Saturday afternoon to
take action on the matter.
Night Watchman T. j. limerick was
granted weeks leave of absence T. s. A.
Maynard being appointed to fill his place.
George Dundas, poundmaster, asked that
his brother, Oscar Dundas, act In his place
for certain length of time, which request
was granted.
The matter of the need of sprinkling
White avenue north to Orange Grove ave-
nue. from Holt was discussed, but no ac-
ton was taken. The road has been badly
cut up by heavy hauling over it.
Two carloads of G. A. r. people will leave
here Monday.
The herald., 1897-08-04

it creature fully hundred feet long,
with three sets of immense fins. twenty
five feet across. The tail was fish-shaped
and the neck from the body to the nose was
probably twenty feet long, with a short
name. Not having anything aboard the
boat but fishing tackle. the party were
perfectly willing to let the monster alone,
as 1t could have lifted its long neck.
giraffe like, into the boat and made
square meal out of one or more of them.
They probably felt like the darkey who
prayed for help in an encounter with a
bear: "Oh, Lord, help me in dis var fight:
but If you don't help me, don't help de
bar"
The account of yesterday was given by
the younger men. but the story of today
was given The Herald reporter by the old
salt himself.
There are a good many odd creatures
brought in in the fishing boats, all of which
verifies the truth of the old saying that
the animal life of the ocean is more varied
and wonderful than that of the land.
The ''wale," as many spectators call him,
in the whale house, has not only had the