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The herald., 1897-04-19
REDLANDs

REDLANDS. April 1s-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Bradley Kircheloe, who
was to have been tried Saturday before
Recorder Camp for an alleged violation
of the prohibition ordinance. failed to
appear at the time set for trial, having
left town for parts unknown. His bonds
men, who had given bail for him in the
sum of $50, paid that amount into the
city treasury and the case is closed for
the present.
The versatile and witty editor of the
Land of Sunshine, Charles 3. Lummis,
entertained Redlands audience Friday
evening with talk upon the missions
of California, their history and the ef
forts being made to preserve them for
the future. Sixty stereopticon views of
the missions were given by members Of
the Redlands Camera club. The pro-
ceeds went for the benefit Of the Land
marks club. They were not large enough
The herald., 1897-04-19
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

apy chicken. He then made her go to
the barn and catch chicken and Kill it,
and some of the blood got on her dress.
She thinks that while they were at the
barn the masked mans pal entered the
house. After she had killed the chicken
the man wearing the mask asked her
for the keys to the trunks in the house
She replied that she did not know where
they were, whereupon he struck her
with something which she describes "as
soft and about foot long," This stun
ned her, and she is not clear as to what
happened until she found herself In the
house. She then started to go to the
front door to make her escape, but was
again confronted by the masked man,
who again demanded the keys. Again
she told him that she did not have
them and offered to show him where her
/ silverware was. He said that he didn't
want the silverware, that 1t was money
they were after and they believed 1t was
there. She assured him that there was
,, re money in the house and again he
struck her.
At this time the other man. who was
outside of the house. threw in rope and
said "Tie her up 80 she can't go to the
neighbors and put something in her
mouth so she can't yell and we will get
out of this
The man obeyed the in5unctions given,
Mrs. McFatridge being fully conscious
until the gag was placed in her mouth
After that she does not know what hap
pened.
Buggy tracks lead from the corner of
the lot southeast through barley field
to G street and it is supposed that these
we're made by the buggy in which the
man were riding.
It is supposed that the men knew of
the large sales recently made by the
firm of which Mr. McF'atridge is MEM
ber, and thought there might be money
in the house.
Nearly every seat in the Workman's
hall is reserved for the play, 1.-THE Cele-
brated Case" to be given tomorrow
night under the auspices ofthe Rebekah
lodge. WildingS orchestra will furnish
the music.
A site has been secured on Emporia
avenue for the Roman Catholic church,
which will be erected in the near future.
Until the building is completed, how
ever, services will be held in the Bank
block.
Mrs. A. K. johnson and son of San Ber-
nardino are the guests of Mrs. T. Pur-
| Wis.
M M. McFatridge of Napa, brother of
]. w. McFatridge, arrived tonight and
will remain in Ontario for few days.
Miss Mamie Bradley of San Jacinto is
visiting her mother here.
The herald., 1897-04-19

church history in Boston and recog-
nized some quotations credited to "a
manuscript in Fulham library" as iden-
tical with quotations which Morton and
Prince credited to Governor Bradford 8
history.
The clue was followed up, and by
comparison with other manuscripts
known to belong to Governor Bradford
the identity of the Mayflower history
was established. Its return to this coun-
try, delayed for forty years, will be well
coined by all scholars and historians.
The volume is bound in old vellum,
with America" written on the back of
1t in ink. With the exception of few
fly leaves 1t is in excellent condition
and the text is everywhere clear and
readable. The ink used by Governor
Bradford still retains deep black color,
while that in which the additions were
made after his death is weak and
watery.-New York Herald.
The herald., 1897-04-19
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, April 1s.-(Reg-
ular Correspondence A meeting was
held on Saturday for the purpose of or
ganizing an anti-saloon league. The
meeting was held in the M. E. church
South, and was well attended. From
outside of the city were present DR..
Wright, Prof. Root and ]. A. Wallace of
Ontario. Temporary organization was
effected and steps taken to hold a con-
vention at Redlands May 10, for the pur-
pose of organizing a county league. The
following were appointed as a commit
tee of organization: Otto Anderson,
Bloomington; L. A. Desmond, Highland; /;
Mr.. Weatherford, West Highland; S. c.
Kemp, Etiwanda; e. F. Myers, Grape
land; Mr.. Chase, Banning; Geo. Robin
son, Grafton; ]. B. Breed, Redlands; T.
C. Knowles, Chino; ]. ]. Whitney, San
Bernardino; H. H. Ham, North San Ber-
nardino.
When the convent ton is held all friends
of temperance will be delegates.
Fred Flattery of Chicago arrived in
this city Saturday. He will visit for
some weeks his brother, Frank E. Flat
terry of Highland.
A quiet wedding took place last even
and Miss Lora Dodson were made happy.
Mr.. Killian Is recorder Of the Virginia
Dale mining district, while Mrs. Killian
was resident Of Barstow.
Although an election was held last
Monday, it is not yet settled who will be
the city trustees. On April %, 1897, a
recount will be held in the contest of
Poppett, fusionist, vs.. Weiss, Repub-
lican, the latter being elected by ma
jority. 1t is also rumored that Rath-
burn, Republican, who was defeated by
Stuart, fusionist, by votes, will also
have a recount. The grounds for con-
test is the counting of votes marked
with lead pencil.
A large crowd witnessed a game of
baseball this afternoon between Pomo-
ma and the Wielands. The result was
Pomona s. Wielands 4. About 1000 peo-
pie witnessed the game. A high throw
lost the game, from third to first.
The herald., 1897-04-19
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

The appointment of Richard Dowell
as deputy constable under w. w. Hop
kins was filed yesterday in the county
clerks office.
City Attorney Thomas McNulta is
fastening the perfection of details in
connection with the purchase of the wa
ter bonds by Harris & Co. of Chicago.
The sum of $51,O4S will be in the city
treasury before the 30th inst, and a
municipal ownership of water is now
assured.
Hon w. B. Cope presided today for the
last time in the superior court of this
county. The popular judge resigned to
resume the practice of his profession.
after an honorable career of six years
and three months on the bench. He was
rendered a banquet last evening by
Santa Barbara parlor No. 116, N. S. G.
W., of which he was the first president.
Judge w. s. Day, his successor, will en-
ter upon the discharge of his duties
Monday.
The herald., 1897-04-19

sold for freight charges and opened
Prices relatives identied it as his ana
had it buried at Fayette, Ohio.
1t now appears that the body was that
of some other man, for Price is here.
alive and well. He is a member Of
several local societies and bears good
reputation He says that he has been
writing to his mother for more than a
year. He declines to give his reasons
for changing his name to Pike. 1t ap-
pears that there were murders at the
asylum at Steilacoom, Washington
where Price was employed, and his
knowledge of these accounts for the mys-
terry attending his movements.
The herald., 1897-04-19
GLENDoRA

GLENDORA, April 1s.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Miss Loa Fraisher of Los
Angeles is a guest at the home of r. w.
Dawson.
Philip Shorey has sold his place to Ar
thur Foster and expects to remove with
his family to Norwalk. Mr.. Shorey has
been a resident of Glendora for good
many years.
Forty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eliza Hendrickson pleasantly surprised
them last Monday evening, that being
the fiftieth anniversary of their we'd
ding. The evening was passed in the
usual round of gayety and appetizing
dainties.
The Whitcombs INDUCED themselves
and a few of their friends in delight
full tallyho ride to Lucky" Baldwin's
ranch Monday.
Little Harry Martin had his knee in
jured with a hatchet last week. The
wound is quite painful one and, will
disable him for while.
Miss May Chaplin of Los Angeles is the
guest of Mrs. c. S. Whitcomb this week.
]. w. Cook and little daughter, Inez
have returned from the east
The herald., 1897-04-19

election. After the in-going officers are
declared elected the new board Of trus-
tees will organize and enter upon their
duties. There will be two or three ap-
pointive offices to be filled and the
enactment of liquor license ordinance.
both of which will probably receive the
attention Of the new board at its first
regular meeting.
Perhaps never before in the history
of Pomona has Easter Sunday received
more special notice and general celebra-
ton than can be said of today's special
and appropriate services in the way Of
decorations, music and fitting dis
courses.
Rev. e. r. Bennett Of Los Angeles
The herald., 1897-04-19
!d1TF7EFF7{9 8aR9fAAzz$FFE61XEs

rreached in his old Pomona church to-
day.
gregational church in Pomona, mas peeh
granted leave of absence for SIX months
by his charge, and ne ana Mrs, ray y
III, leave in a short while for the east
and later on for Europe.
Some complaint is made OF the pres
ence of a little yellow horsefy that "or-
ries animals almost to distraction.
Quite a number of Pomonans went up
into San Antonio canyon today 10 speho
Easter.
La Fiesta de L6s Angeles Will prove
drawing card in this community during
the coming week.
The herald., 1897-04-19
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, April 1S-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The San Diego brewery
was auspiciously launched upon it's bus
mess career yesterday, when hundreds
OF the business men of this city took part
in the opening exercises. A large num-
ber of visitors were also present from
Los Angeles. including two carloads of
Shriners from that city. The exercises
The herald., 1897-04-19
See q New Country Every Mile

On the trip over the kite-shaped track.
Tickets permit stop-overs. Observation
car leaves Los Angeles S:15 a. m.. Pasa-
dena S:42 a. m; returning at sos p. nj.
Stops are made at both Redlands and
Riverside for sightseeing. Descriptive
pamphlets at Santa Fe ticket offices.
The herald., 1897-04-19
District Agricultural Association No. &
Sf0ckh0Idera' Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting of the stockholders of the above
named corporation will be held at room No.
l. No. 107h North Main street. in the city
of Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles.
state of California, on Tuesday, the 20th
day of April, A. D., 1897 at 2 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of amending the by-laws of
said corporation in such particulars as said
stockholders shall see f1t
BY order Of the president.
LEWIS THORNE,
Secretary Of Disvic Agricultural Aseocia-
Hon No. 6 2-1o
The herald., 1897-04-19

The court of appeals of Montreal has
maintained the right of trade unionists
to strike if the firm they worked for re-
fused to discharge non-union men. This
case has gone through all the courts.
The herald., 1897-04-19
POMONA

POMONA. April 1S.-(Regular Cores
pondence) Tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock the OIL bonrd of trustees will meet
to canvas die returns e last Nondayis
The herald., 1897-04-19
Rnck BeAe

Do not neglect to ask for John Wieland's S
celebrated book, the best ever put on the
market.
The herald., 1897-04-19
Improved Tourist Sleeping Cars

Run every day on the Santa Fe route
to Kansas City and Chicago; on Wednes-
days to Boston. Only three nights to
chicago. Ticket office, 200 Spring street.
The herald., 1897-04-19

Ask your druggist for Bromo-Kola. Cure!
headaches. Accept no substitutes.
The herald., 1897-04-19

Drink raier & Zobeleln's
Home brew book beer. Now on sale.
The herald., 1897-04-19

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If It
fails to cure. 25c.
The herald., 1897-04-19

Cutlery at Furrey's. 15s N. Spring st.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

A Interesting meeting % the North So
sSS-a Commercial Cub was hsi1 - TEN
psrares saA &C EzfEs-y street. Tuesday
svszs-g
From tie reports 81 the respective CON-
Sssft-ss &c ss1e lar. sn3 en x-a6tEg Ffrss
avsEa.s = was shown that SUBSTANTIAL
ard rarf9 progress Is s@srw made TIE
tide land matter having taken 4e11Its
shape. ths principal Interest 81 RE -e@t-
lns conferred On tas question 90 grading
Ft-s. avenue On this sszesec< interesting
sz1 Instructive talks ws~ made fsvortng
ths proposition by Acting Nsys- Cr4ch-
tez. City Comptroller VII Fl. Parry. J.
W else. AioEEo Huh ard two q The
members % the city council. George -.
GIlson and II p. Rude
N 6n- appreciation q ire tEcs that tss
organization % The club was due 70 the
s1ggsst.oc and efforts % a cooper wis
he was By unanimous VOTE E.a1s an h3a-
c-zry member O. Sas club
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

The Ncrthwes. risurtratcF. q monthly
journal devoted 20 tbs interests az tne
coierei race. has made n. aprsaraEcs
"a Seattle. the initial number rrc-nisiz 4
much fer the papers future success The
editor and manager. George z Watkins
IS one - the best known As~9-ArasricAn
journalist. on the Pacific coast He con-
s5dsrs the Northwestern held % which se-
attic is tie center amply large 20 support
a race organ. In his editorial frtzo1uc-
ton 70 the public Mr.. Watkins proclalr-s
that politically he Is without has. and
promises 10 be truthful n tns narration
OF neEs aad honest u the expression Ct
crtricr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

cz7 get TITO LAKE washington. ard -AEs
1axs prov-sscz sor - zs-zi rainfall ara
r-eTe-t he E~2ai .ccdsrx cs thousands q
acres .. valley is11. ard re tcxs 90 Thea
sands % 1cIlarx wc-ca q p-c1Gc-s. Tia
eSozz--z2ss.1zeys expressed thar desire -
comply ard already hare ASKED ths coGz-
- attorney fer Is Spzr1a7 as 20 tns--
ccSsr 70 rsz1ve -hs gates. wAsca 60
Street TIE cG.tss 60 ths 2kz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07
LEAVE THE PERRY. TOO.
seamen say They VIII Net submit TO
Reduced Pay.

Reduced PAY.
TIE crew a thu Ursted States revenue
cutter Perry IS oriF awa1eiar pay Gay 10
quit g service whic1 the sailors clans %
- u19erraid ard u-z reed TIE refuc~
ton q able sea1eus wages fror1 80 20
Sc q month and ordinary seanez from 80
to 50 las gone ln-3 general eject threags-
est the revenue marine se-v-cs AID al
the ran affected tv taa rezact3o1 have
eitGs- Q--st the service % are seriously
considering gach sean.
The crew q &c GRAFT vas paid OF
T1es8av aa6 ~ tagrty-two sasfo-s orEy SIX
Remained - the serv.-a vher - rs1se-
tEen was auuou~-e4- TIE Eauera ~ shs
-stssr Perry. EhlcA arrived bare vest =
gay. Ars Heartily - sympathy wsth tes
acton e the Grants crew aaa several
stated yesterday tEat ~ 2 -raa - 80
tnlrrv-thrse eo-arr x taa crew would
rerast- afte. Pay DAY Trey haz ~ = n
received tasir Hu2nsy. e beleE. according
- tas1r sxpla1st1u. a rzsa adopted 10
e3.8 .he- uztt re ps--y s-eu.z flash
coaN-E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

Eiocution- Lizzie jay Richardson. ss
Fourth avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

The usual semi-annual examination for
the departmental. government printing,
railway mail and Indian service wal %
held n the Unlfed States ccurt recE, c. -rer
az Fourth avenue and Marion street. COM
meuclng az o'clock a II. October 4 ISL.
Or. e. @. sIeserc. examiner fFor the com
mission at Washington. ID. c.. viii zEper-
wise the examination, assisted BY the local
board OF this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

Greyhound viii be laid OF for shout
four weeks fer general repairing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07
Nc SHUTS THE DOOR
4. FORD AVID DR. n. b.
-aevx HAVE sEsRP woRDs

-. fsr Dismissal Pending In the
- Case-The state Closes FITS
~~.ffusny-a asmars'' Bsy wfsness
xupyea by Jsdge Hamphr1es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

A cnolce stock % high-grade planes and
organs and everything in the music .ias
a. sherman. Clay & Cos. rs Second Ave-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

II your child Is puHy, frerful troubled
with gl2rdular swegingS, lnhamsd eyes.
or sores On the head. face or body. 4
course OF Ayers Sarsapa-iiia Is nesdea 70
expsl the screfuious humcrs fran the
blood. The sooner yoa begin 70 give this
medicine the better.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

Feethan Saturday : o'clock Y NJ c.
A. Vs.. SAFE University. AamLssson &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-07

Late-, songs at Sherman. Clay s Cos
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-31

fen. Der cine 1T Der GDriter, Der ana
bere Der Gemeinbebori teber, Der brittle
@eri9tsmann. Der pierte hat cine
Sdantnirtbi9aft unb Der FINITE 1T
Elm einfader 9Gusler.
Die fleinite Stabt. Der Welt aber
biirfte tpobl Siibbap in Der ensliffen
@raK9aft Cumberland iein, bon BET
nur nod Elm einaiaes, als alter !2ett
ibris s~ebliebenes 9aus nit ben Redz
ten Der Stabt baftebt, bepobnt BON Ell
mem einaisen Meniden. Der 9irt unc
MalbpG9ter auslei@ 1T. 8et Der
lebten parlamentspabl tpoQte bieier
alleintge Stabtbenobner bur4aus ieiz
ne Stimme i'm Namen Der Stabt
Sfibbatp abeeben. ST erbielt jebod
ben amtli4en 8ei@eib, bab bies ni6t
anstnge, ba iid tetn etn3iees DHentz
li9es Mmt in Der ganaen rStabt" BE-
fGnbe, tpelbes bic Stimmen priifen,
aud feline Stride, tporin bic Mabl
per'unbtst, lnb fonit Der MQsemeinz
beit tunbgemahf tperben tonne. 50
mubte Der Mrme itd benn notbgebrunz
gen Der Mabl entbalten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-31

iase i'd Sbnen; bod i'd wolIte i'm
nidt bura 3petfel trdnten, benn i'd
braudte i'm Bel gutter 2aune."
Wabrenb mir 10 binanitiesen, un'
terbra9 Der Martin feline @rSG1luna
i'm 8eiten, wSerr Joritabinnct."
meinte er, Isle miiNen ben ae,I orz
bentli9 perteilt baben, ba feblt ia Der
gauge 9olsitob BON seitern. 9aber sic
6os Mdes bineinseitopft?" Sd hlidte
bin, pSIis perbliifft. 8Die @bnun nen
Itieeen in mir auf, beiliger 9ube tt1lS.
Der Mann bate @edt! Wie eine Gent
fe {prans i@ berau; 1etoer fanb i'd
meine M6nunsen beitdtist. Was friiz
ber in mir BLOB sebdmmert bate, bier
lag Is iunnentlar all Sage. Eas s,ol5
mar fort, Der @punb mar fort. aber
quer iiber Der Glide lsbnte Elm blantes
S9eit, barauf NIT Solotoble, gu Der
i9 bas Matertal seliefert battle, heut=
lid sei9rieben itanb: "Serr Torldt.
abiuns, 9u biit bod nur Elm G'eI
Wer ben @aup fdiben fan9en ipiu,
barf auf feline 6reuno, bic 9olabieb,
niht perse1en!"
Dr0bnenbes @elGdter eri@oa bon
ben 2ippen Der 3ub0rer, in bas aub
1@lieBli9 Der 2anbesgeri9tsratb etz
mas eeatpunsen nit einitimmte. Nur
Der O%berf0riter per5oa feline Mtene.
Mls ii9 Der Nufrubr selest bate,
fragte pieber etnmal Der Mustultant:
limb Sic baben ni4t berausgebraht,
pr bic Mttglieber iener nd@tliden
@eielIi4aft paren99"
$50 benten sic bin?" pertptes Inn
Der Sberf6rfter NIT itrafenbem 8ltde
unb muroeuoq i&lob er: "uniere
@ebirsslete belfen einanber in Der
Notb, audi iiben iie niemals 8errath.
Sic {inb eben ternia biebere, grnnbz
ebrli9e Matlren, BARN bat Der Gerr
2anbesseri@tsratb AUDI polltomm:n
Redt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-31
9eoeeapbtf@e STANDARDIZATION

IS siebt gar man@e Dinse bier auf
Grben, bon benen ni4ts in unIeren
Geographic : 8i@ern ftebt, unb bic
bod febr interefant iinb. SIT es \.
9. ni&t tomii@, baB gerabe bort, mo-
bas @roBber3oetbum 8aben uno BITE
beiben @@mei3er &antone @4affbauz
len unb 3urt@ ~3uiammenftoben, fta@
iiber btelem breifa&en @ren3puntt Elm
@eb0ft erbebt? Wenn bic 9rei@maz
l@ine BARN arbeitet, 10 itebt bas
Sriebnert auf babii&em @ebtet, bic
Ereibriemen seben bur4 ben aanton
@@affbaufen, unb bic Ma1&ine felbf
itebt i'm Ranton 3irt&.
Sin @eiSenftiid ba5u giebt es i'm
S1artbale. Dort tbeilt i'm Metler
Stoderpoint, @emetnbe Offering, Elm
oreiarmiger eiferner @traBen3eiger bic
Mmtsgren3e Dingolfing - 2anbau -
@traubins, berart, oab bas @trtbsz
baus in ben 8e3irt Dingolfng, bic
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-31

- Cine 9od3eit in ieber Minute
inbet in England unb Males itatt.
Denn bort beiratben i'm Dur@f4nttt
tdgli4 1850 perfonen, unb ba gu eiz
ner !9o4aeit INNER 3tpet 9eb0ren, 10
fommen auf ben Sag 625 9o43etten.
Ser Sag bat 3p0lf Stunben ober 720
Mtnuten, alfo tommt ungefGbr in iez
Der Minute cine 9eiratb bor. Rlagen
auf @be1@eibung ober Separirung
tommen i'm Dur@54nttt Der feds leB>
ten Sabre $50 idbrli@ boz, alio ebe1>
fpbiel i'm Sabre, tpte Gbef@ltebungen
at, einem Sage. 81 pro3ent Der anges
fo9tenen Gben murben gef&ieben.
@iren mertmiirbtgen 3ufammenbang
fnbet Der @tatiaiter s. 9olt @@ooz
ling in England ami1@en @tanbesamt
unb Moblftanb. SIM Sabre 1873 CAB
es bic meiiten @bef4lieBunger inGngz
lamb, 17,6 auf taufenb R0pfe Der Be-
b1lterune; i'm ielben Sabre entFel auf
ben Rnpf Der 8eb0lterung Der Grport<
unb Smporttpertb 81 pfunb, 4 S@ilz
lima 2pence. 1886 mics bic niebriofte
6eiratbsaiTer auf: 14,2 PRO Saufenb,
unb aud ben niebrigiten Nertb beS
@efammterpDrts unb Supports: nur
II pfunb 10 pence pro Ropf ber Be-
pDlterung. Gs 1T begrtifi@, bob ~
3etten erb0bten Wohlitanbes mebr &c,
beiratbet ipirb als gu 3etten gef4dftz
ltden Nteberganges. Die Gbe 1T chen
bod iii, footales problem,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-03-31
XerIenifd)erei al Der Naeif'Ss
Suite,

SIM Sabre 1896 betrue Der Mertb
Der perlen, pelde an Der aiTte bes
@olfs in NieoerzG atifornien gefunz
ben murben, $35O.000. Nuberbem
murben aber aud nod 5000 3onz
men Mui@el14alen erportirt, btren
.Wertb auf t~peitere $l,250,000 gd4dbt
ipurbe. 9as perlff4en nebit 3lbebDr
bilbet bort bic gauge @ei&dftidung
Der Gingeborenen, unb Ga pa3, bic
Sauptftabt fir bieies @el9dft auf
Der 9albin5el Omit etma 200 Gintpobz
nern) beitebt ausi4lieBli4 bon bte1er
Snbu1trie. 8is Dor uenigen Sabren
tparen nur eingeborene 3au4er per-
penbet tporben, unb bic 9iefe. Bis gu
tpel9er lie binabiteisen tonnten, betrus
b09itens IS SUB. Na@ Der Ginfubz
rune moberner Sau9erapparate tonnz
te man iebo9 Bis gu elmer 9iefe bon
$50 SUB brinsm; unb mdbrenh it4
friiber bic beiten 9auder ni4t Hanger
als 2 Minuten unter benz Waher
aufbalten fonnten, ma4t es etnem moz
bernen Sau@er NIT entipre@enber
Musriiitung nihts aus, in 100 SUB
Stefe 3tpei @tunben lang gu bletben,
obglei9 in nod grDBere Siefe Der Muz
fentbalt tpesen bes 9rudes ber iiberz
lasernben ungebeuren Waherma6e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT abgetlr5t tpiro.
Gum grrben 9beil lit bic unmittelbaz
re Yerlfi1@erei Elm @liidsfaqz@ez
f9dft, unb gerabe bterbur@ erlangte
lie einen groBen @ei3 fir bieie @inaez
borenen, tpel@e fat obne Musnabme
seborene SpieGer iinb. 8etaantIt4 entz
bdlt ni9t jebe ber Muitern cine perle,
unb cine tptrtl;% %nert6bole mirb MIR
ab unb gu entbedt. Die meiiten perz
len, tpelhe man IN ben @epd6ern bon
Niebsr : Galifornien ftnbet, iinb To-
genannte @amenperlen bon nur febr
bef4eibenem @ertb. 9ie Sau9er bez
i@rdnten ii9 nidt auf bic Perl : Muz
itern, ionberr 10 oft lie Elm 1eltenes
@remplar &orullen ober cine neue Mrt
Muideln pa%brnebmen, iaden iie bteie
glei9faQs Elm. Man bot bic @efahren
Der Perlfi1@eri oft ubertrieben, pielz
let9t UNI babur9 ben Perlen etnen BE-
fonberen romanttf@en Wertb gu Der=
leiben; bic Sobesfdue in ben ntebertaz
liforniiden @emdHer1 tparen freilt@
Dor @tnfibrung Der mobernen 9auz
@er : Mn3ige aablrei4er, tamen aber
AUDI bamdls nt9t INNER bonn 9ai
ober Seufelsfif@. Die meritani'@e
Regterung bat brttii@en unternebz
mern Elm pertragsmdBiges Monopol
iber bic gauge perlfti@erei in btefem
@olf gegeben; aud alles nebenbel
@efif4te mirb bonn @pnoifat beam
fpxuGt.