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The herald., 1897-03-22
Ponullst Conservatism

If the next ten days of legislative
action do not alter the record made by
the Kansas Populists in the past two
months. the law-abiding property-hol
ing people of Kansas, who supported the
Republican ticket last fall, the farm
owners, the merchants, the railroad la
borers and railroad owners, the bank
ers and capitalists, large and small,
will owe a debt of gratitude to the Popu-
list leaders who have worked so cease
lessly to prevent the redemption OF the
wild pledges made by the Populist state
platform. They have been wiser than
the party that created them. Indeed,
they have been wiser than many Of their
deluded associates, who fancied that
there was q flavor of personal honor in
redeeming party pledges.
Jerry Simpson was put off the floor Of
the house by the Populist rabble the
other day for working against the pas
sage of a bill that would cut down rail-
The herald., 1897-03-22
ESCONDIDO

EsCONDIDO. March 21.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The seasons rain
fall to date in Escondido VAL
ley is 14A inches. The outlook for abund-
ant crops of cereals and fruits was never
better, and consequently the rancher5
and horticulturists are hopeful and
happy. =.
The Escondido reservoir Is now full,
the water reaching the 70-foot contour
this week, and 1t will be flowing over the
waste weir teday. This assures an
abundance of water for next irrigation
season. Last year the water only
reached to 60 feet at the dam.
The Escondido irrigation district is
making extensive additions and i'm
provements in the distributing system.
Just now a number of bitches are being
cemented under the direction of Super
intendent Sickles, which will prevent
the wasting of water. Several new
pipe lines have also been ordered put in.
Six carloads of oranges have been
shipped so far this season from Escon-
dido. They have been packed and
handled by the Haight Fruit company
of Redlands. The fruit will compare
favorably with that of any other citrus
growing locality. Most of the orchards
are still young, but On a few years we
shall make quite showing a an orange
and lemon producing section.
There is fine opening in Escondido
for a first-class creamery, and a fruit
cannery is needed here. Men of capi-
tai and experience it is hoped will soon
take advantage of the inducements Of
fered here for either or both
The bee men of this section expect
big crop of honey this season. and are
making preparations to handle the
same.
rTha To r1,, and Hopoa Tr,nrovapnapt
club holds regular meetings monthly
and live questions on horticulture, ETC..
are discussed.
A canton of the uniformed degree of
Odd Fellowship was organized here last
week. 1t will be known as Canton
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and W. H. Poston rode the goat sue
cessfully.
There is now as much snow on the
mountains above this valley as at any
previous time during the winter ana
last night was pretty chilly.
The plate glass has arrived and been
put in the show windows of the build
ing in the Phillips block, where the ex-
plosion of a week or two ago broke some
pares.
evening from his six months tour OF the
east. While gone he selected a post
graduate course and will enter Harvard
next fall.
Mrs. o. ]. Brown leaves on Monday
to visit her husband and son, George,
at the mines in Fortuna, Ariz. She Will
remain until hot weather drives her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram H. Hathaway en-
tertained few friends at their home on
White avenue today.
Miss Mcfarland of Pasadena Is visit
ing her father and family on East Sec
ond street in this city.
Tuck Sing Lung has returned to Po-
mona ard opened genuine Chinese and
Japanese store.
The price Of good, fresh country butter
in this market is only Is cents roll, or
12H cents per pound.
ii. Il. bingham mas Decl HdNlHS Hii-
provements made on his row Of houses
between Louisa and Gibbs streets, on
Second
The Oxarat brick block front has been
much modernized in appearance.
Tomorrow night at the Presbyterian
church is the time and place for the or
garization of an auxiliary chorus for
the national c. E. convention at San
Francisco in July.
A meeting of young women was held
at the home of Miss Leola Whitfield,
daughter of D. H. A. Whitfield Of this
clty,-on Saturday afternoon, to form a
literary society.
Mrs J. l.. Copeland of Los Angeles is
visiting the family of Joseph Mullen of
Pomona.
Mrs Darnell of this city has two Sis
ters. Mrs. Wislizenus of st. Louis and
Mrs Blsbee of Salt Lake, visiting her.
Rev. H. M. Loud has returned to his
Detroit (Mich) home.
The herald., 1897-03-22
POMONA

POMONA, March 21.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Following is list of OFF,
GERS Of the approaching municipal cleo
ton:
First precinct-Nathan Cohn, w. A.
Lewis, C. e. Herman, F. A. Molyneaux,
Grant Ritter. Terrell b. Thomas, Will d.
Cason and w II. Hewitt.
Second precinct-John D. Cason. Geo.
Osgoodby, A. |. Stewart, NJ. G. Allen, a.
~ Harris, Peter r. Ruth, I. j. Burnes
and II. II. Petty.
Third precinct-L. w. Cowles, George
Edwards. Franklin Cogswell, s. j.
Rolph, Henry Klaproth, ]. c. Storment
C. d. Hutchinson and R. NJ Wylie.
Fourth precinct-H. T. Bingham, j. l..
Colvin, E. j. Hoffmaster, W. T. Martin.
Hal Hammer, n. L. Taylor, Henry Frey
er and w. A. Walls
Fifth precinct-J. J. Henry. G. 3: Mes
senger, A. D. Thatcher H. H. Williams,
George p. Robinson, T.. J. Scott, John r.
Deck and VIM. B. Ross.
The young people Of the Baptist church
in this city are to have their next enter
tainment at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Brasher on Pearl street Friday
evening. Both the Juniors and Chris
tian Endeavor society proper among the
various church organizations In Pomona
make feature-and that. too, pleas
art one~-of these weekly entertain
ments.
The young people of the Christian
church want the public to remember
their temperance contest entertainment
at their church on Thursday evening OF
this week
1t has become necessary for Martin
e. Pomeroy again to go to the Soldiers
home for medical treatment. His wife
is also in poor health.
The Masonic lodge in this place had
work last night in the second degree.
The herald., 1897-03-22

Pennington, s. r. Jumper and e. P.
Clarke on organization, and to receive
the names OF all natives of Maine who
desired to join. Secretary Jumper has
a book at the stationery store of J.. M.
Drake open for signatures. Names can
also be left at the barber shop of j. d.
Foss and w. j. T. Doak. Another meet
ing for organization will soon be held
The members of the w. r. G. are re-
quested to meet at odd Fellows hall at
7:30 tomorrow CMonday) evening In the
interest of the reception to Major Clark
son. The @. A. r. post has completed
its part of the for the re-
ception, with the exception OF the decora-
tion Of the opera house, and that will ba
executed Monday.
District Attorney Gill has not yet de-
cided whether he Will insist on another
trial for r. j. Bush. The chances for
conviction on the charge Of perjury are
not so very promising, the jury in the
late trial being divided.
Christ Belton of the Eighth street mar
ket is greatly improving his residence
on Ninth and Walnut streets. Boyer
& Watkins are doing the work.
An Indian called Charlie" who has
been working for Ben r. Smith at West
Riverside, is being locked for by the
officers today. He yesterday afternoon
met Andrew Eisvele, a German, and his
wife near the old Fudicar place while
they were on their way home, and drew
a shotgun on them and ordered them to
stop or he would kill them Mr.. Eisvele
struck his horses with the whip, and
they started on fast gait. The Indian
did not follow them. He was on horse
back. 1t is thought the Indian was
drunk. He and his associates are in the
habit of getting wine from across the
line in San Berrardino county. 1t is
said that this Indian has been at the
house Of the Elsveles several times, and
one time asked the children IL their
father and mother had money in the
house. Robbery was evidently the in
tention, whether drunk or not
The butchers have had meeting, and
decided hereafter to sell meat only for
spot cash.
The herald., 1897-03-22
ON TARIO

ONTARIO, March 2l.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) A piano recital was given
last evening by the pupils of L. c. Marsh
in the chapel of Chaffey college. AS no
charge was made the house was a good
one.
Real estate sales are on the increase in
this section. A number of land deals
have been consummated recently, and
several others are on tapis.
Rev. R. H. Gushee preached today at
Christ's church on the subject, do You
Know Jesus :?
The third entertainment on the col
lege subscription concert will be given
next Friday evening at the Methodist
church. 1t will be a lecture on "The
Black Napoleon" by President White
OF the University of Southern California.
The lecture is very highly spoken of by
all who have heard it.
e. Z. Leach, the well-known real es-
tate and insurance man, has formed a
partnership with B. Tuttle. The new
firm will do business under the name
Of Leach & Tuttle.
Social events are conspicuous by
their absence during Lent. An exception
to the rule was very pleasant whist
party which was given by Robert Gray
last evening.
Rev. Stewart of Redlands preached at
the Westminster Presbyterian church
today.
Milton Stewart of Titusville. Pa, is
visiting Ontario relatives this week.
c. R. Morse. president Of the board of
trustees of Ontario, left yesterday for
Cleveland. Ohio.
T. l.. Bushnell of Pasaneda was here
last Thursday.
Fred Rabe and wife have left for
Yoakum. Texas. for a short visit.
A. s. Hall and A. T. Anderson of Lon
don, England, are in Ontario this week
Mr.. Hall u brother of e. w. Hall.
The gentlemen are making trip of the
world.
r. c. O'Bryan of Los Angeles was in
Ontario Tuesday.
Attorney A. K. Neales has been at
the Elsinore sulphur springs for the past
week.
Quigg Spooner left yestrday for visit
at his old home in Peru, Ind. |
F. A. Blakely of Redlands was in town
yesterday.
Harry c. Cree went to San Jacinto
yesterday for a few days sojourn.
DR.. w. s. Clark was in Santa Barbara
this week.
The herald., 1897-03-22
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, March 21-(Regular
Correspondence Mrs. Christina Pey-
cke, who forced Miss Emma Walker at
the point Of revolver to sign docu-
ment that she had been criminally inti-
mate with her husband and then horse
whipped the girl, was brought to- theis
city from Orange yesterday, together
with her baby and nurse. Olivia Sanders,
and all were taken to the Arlington ho-
tel At p. m. the two women were ar
raigned before Justice Chambers on the
charge of assault Meanwhile r. b.
Devine Of this city, who has been we'll
acquainted with Mrs. Peycks for twelve
years, took an interest In the case and
secured the services of Attorney =. B.
Stanton. District Attorney Gill dis
missed the charge Of ASSAULT and entered
new charge of assault with a deadly
weapon against Mrs. Peycke. The hear
Ing was set for Monday, bonds being
placed at $500 in each case. The women
are in charge Of Constable Singletary,
who has them at the Arlington.
Peyc1e and his wife lived in Riverside
last fall. when Mrs. Peycke gave birth
to the baby which she had with her. DIR.
Baird, who attended her during her con-
finement, says that she was at times in
sane, before and after the birth of the
child and that he had advised her hus-
band to take her to Los Angeles or some
where else near the coast, in the hope
that 1t might cure her.
1t comes out now that the two women
stopped at the Holyrood hotel yester-
day when they came to town. and after
being there short time Mrs. Peycke
came to Landlord Cochrane with q re-
volver and requested him to fix It so
that she could snap It and do no damage,
as she said she wanted, to use 1t to bluff
some one Mr.. Cochrane understanding
1t to be her husband. He did as re-
quested, taking all the loads out OF the
gun. The woman then went immediate-
" to the Riverside bakery on South
Main street. where Miss Walker was
employed behind the counter. Olivia
Sanders went in and bought cookies
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Riverside County

and then went out. Pretty soon she re-
turned and went back toward the back
door and was inquiring about the price
Of pies when Mrs. Peyckke came in at
the front door and tried to find a way of
locking it behind her. She then stepped
up to the counter and presented the pa
per to Miss Walker and told her she
wanted her to sign it, Miss Walker
said, Let me read it," Mrs. Peycke said
no. she wanted her to sign It without
reading. Miss Walker said she would
not sign 1t without knowing what it
said. Mrs. Peycke then presented the
revolver directely al her and said: "Yuu
sign that before I count ten," and COM
menced counting, and the girl signed her
name to the paper. Mrs. Peycke then
made Miss Walker write above her sig
nature, This 10 true. SO help me God"
This done, Mrs. Peycke said: you have
broken up my family. I am going to
get divorce and this 10 the way am
going to do It," With this she drew from
under her cloak whip and commenced
belaboring the girl over the head and
face. Miss Walker rushed to the win
dow and screamed to two men outside
One Of them rushed in and took hold of
Mrs. Peycke when the nurse girl said,
You let that woman alone; she Is doing
what she ought to do" But the man
pushed Mrs. Peycks into the street and
the servant girl followed. The two.
women then hastened to the hotel, Mrs.
Peyclre paid the bill and they started out
saying they were going to Cotton. But
instead they hired team, drove to Ar
Lington and took the train for Los An
geles. They were overhauled at Orange
on telegram sent by Officer Singletary.
All who know Miss Walker respect
her highly and are satisfied that If
there was cause of Mrs. Peycke's jeal-
ousy some one else was the cause and
Mrs Peycke was on a cold track. All
believe Miss Walker to be innocent.
The East Side horticultural club met
last night at the home of James @.
Kyle. Prof Zombro was appointed to
act in conjunction with q committee Of
the Riverside club In arranging for Prof
Hilgard's lecture on the fertilization of
orange orchards April s. Prof zombro
gave an instructive talk on the physiol-
The herald., 1897-03-22

DIRECTORY OF CALIFORNIA Ho.
GRAND HOTELS. f. Thorn, Manager.
Cor. Market and Montgomery.
San Francisco.
European Plan.
HOTEL GREEN-J. H. Holmes. manager.
Pasadena
HOTEL METRoPoLE-on Catalina
Island.
HOTEL ARCADIA-santa Monica. ..
Rheinhart. proprietor
HOTEL HoLLENBECK-spri and Sec
ond streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-.sprins and Third
streets, Los Angeles
ABBoTsFoRD INN-Corner Eighth and
Hope streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTLANp-444 South Spring
street. Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNswICK-santa Ana. Amer.
ican and European plans.
HOTEL HoLYRooD-Riversid \
Cochrane, proprietor.
THE ROWELL-Main and Ninth streNts,
Riverside, E. j. Davis, proprietor.
HOTEL CARLTON-13 to n East Cow
rado street, Pasadena. er
HOTEL AvALoN-Avalon, Santa Cats
lima Island.
HOTEL BREWSTER-J. e. O'Brien. pro.
prietor, Fourth and c sts., San Diego.
HOTEL, BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
ner Sixth and Pearl SITS. r. A. urbans
proprietor.
The herald., 1897-03-22
GLENDORA

GI.ENDORA. March 2l.-(Regular
Correrpondence.) Mrs. Bachelor of st.
Joseph Mo-. and Mrs. Moore of Albu-
querque. N. NJ. were the guests Of DR..
]. Needham and family the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Telts. the station agent. ID in AL
buquerQue this week on business trip
Mrs Carol Whttcomb entertained
number Of Mttle boys ana girls at her
home Wednesday IN honor Of her little
sons birthday The chiIdren spent the
The herald., 1897-03-22
INDEX TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS

changing hands rapidly.
n the Yuma good strikes.
grain
the
the Virginia Dale
hearty welcome
Mother entertainment by
Sunday school children
Riverside provide Peye
IN Riverside today
The herald., 1897-03-22
San BernardinO County

gree of SAFETY Some time ago it was
proposed to place sign boards at various
points along the California Sahara in
order that the pedestrian could be
guided across and to the various bases
Of supplies, but for some reason these
plans have failed.
The herald., 1897-03-22

afternoon pulling candy and otherwise
merrymaklng..
Miss Craig is the guest Of relatives in
Pasadena for weey.
Miss Dora Cook of Pasadena visited
her sister, Mrs. j. H. Wamsley, the last
Of the week.
The herald., 1897-03-22
Los Angeles County

one of Collins fine Needham pianos
and good music will be regular feature
of the meetings hereafter.
The herald., 1897-03-22

road rates. He suffered himself to be
called a railroad lobbyist" and dis
played remarkable nerve in showing the
Populist legislators that a redemption
of the Populist pledges would ruin Kan
sas. He probably reiterated the state
n.ents made by the Republican papers,
ard showed the truth in them. He took
high ground and held ituntil the Populist
legislature has shown itself about as
conservative as a Republican legisla-
ture. 1t has proved that these Popu-
list leaders think more of the good name
Of Kansas in the east than they do for
the sham promise made to fool the peo-
pie at home.-Emporia (Kan.) Gazette.
To Cure Gold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it
falls to cure. 2Bc. :
Mechanics Tools. Furreys, 15s North
Spring.
The herald., 1897-03-22

Mechanics Tools. Furrey's, 15s North
Spring.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-22
REPRESENTAC|ONES

AL <meeting, de Arecibo, que Sc celebr6
el domingo ultmo, asistieron representacio
nes de los pueblos siguientes:
AWzodUa. Don Federico Acevedo Ri
vera don Miguel Rodriguez Sierra.
HtiNo.-Don Ramon MillAn, don Jesus
Gonzalez don Cosme Arana.
Commy.-Don Laurentino Estre'la, don
Juan Pla don Turiano Rivera, don Tulio L6-
Brussi, don Agapito Conception, don Enrique
Iguina, don Ramon Perez, don Pedro Her
n3ndez don Manuel EstreIla.
Que1radillas. Don Arturo Umpierre, don
Santiago Mestre, don Dionisio Gonzalez, don
Ventura Ocasio, don IIonorio IIetnindez.
Corolino.-Don Isidoro Dlaz y don AL
berto Villamil.
Rto-pietlras Don Enrique Acosta y don
Jose Silva
Bayan1Gn.-Don M. Fernandez Mascara,
don Francisco Cestero, don Angel Umplerre,
don Jose r. Carazo, don Ramon Santiago, don
Brsuio Dueno, don Jose Palacios, don Tulio
Otero, don jess Cesteros, don kloy Perez, don
Jose Rodriguez Box una comsi6n de artesa-
nos compuesta de don lIilario Seyila, don Jose
Mitchell, don j. Villa, don Ramon Gil.
Manati Don Clemente Ramirez, don
| Gregorio kaiIan, don Jose Menendez, dor
Ramon Fernandcz, don Bernardo Blandino J
Representatives, de los artesanos.
Moca Don Eduardo MGndcz.
| Btrcelonetd.-Don K. Georgetti, don K
Balseiro Davila, don Heriberto Diaz, dor
| Nepomuceno Flores, don Ramon Marchan, dor
Ramon Vazquez, don Manuel Dfaz Fonsecs
doctor Vazquez Colon, don Antonio X. Daylla
don Domingo Perez, don Jacinto Gonzalez
don Rodnfo Vazquez representations de lo
artesanos jornaleros.
Dorado. Dor Ramon Cestero, don Enri
que Ramos, don Nemeslo Guardiola don Ra
mon La ara
Comerio - Don jose II. Rivera.
Ponce - Don Luis r. Feazquez, do
Santiago Openheimer.
Vega beja,-Don Tnlio Otero, don JOS
I. Mater, don Jose Il. Gonzalez, don Migue
Toro, don Alexandra Dlaz.
Ciales. Don Jose r. Santiago, don Gus
tayo Vidal, don Zen6n Rivera.
| 7oa- -deja,-Don Jose E. Gtigel, don Ma
nuel Enriquez, don Juan lIerran, don Ram6
Salgado Pscheco, don Francisco Colon Cordop
don Marlano ORTIZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-22
zen PUERTO RICO
los autonomsstos contra Ia attonomi".

tOS UUtO0CH2SStNS cC}ttfU ~ uNtO"o""W'
Madrid 1S, 4 las 12s3O,-El minis
tro de Ultra1nar ha reclbido hoy an
cablegrarna de los autOnoInlStas de
Puerto Rico alGO alarmante.
Dicen los autOnomfstas que ente-
radios del prop6sito de establecer
ensequida el SufraglO universal en-
Puerto Rico, han de prOtestar contra
tan radical reforrna de Ia ley, que
causara trastornoS en- un pOrvenlr
no nuy lejano.
Proven los autononiStas puerto :
rriquenos que del sufraglo universal
vendran graves perjulclos al elemen-
to blancO de la isla, pnes Sc ehtdb1er"
una luchu de ra=os, dela c"o1 hadrd de s"'y"
un nueco Y peligvoso conf;cto.-R
Entelado dc 81, el Directorio del
partido autonomista puert queno,
acordo protestar energlcamente de
las injuriosas suposlclOnes contenl-
das en- dicho cablegrama contra el
elemento popular puertorrlqueno,
Y como es necesariO deer al pals
toda laverdad, para que sepa qulenes
son aqui sus detraCtOreS y enenlgoS
de los derechos que generosaNente
lie concede la Nacion, roganos to-
das las personas que ConOzcan Ell
orfgen de este injusto Cuanto lmpru'
dente cab!egranla, nos cornunlquen
todo 10 que sepan acerca del noLnbre
y condolences del autor, para expo
nerlo a la publiCa execraCion.
32 Ell DIRECTORIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-22

MIA gran cuidado de la alimentaclon Del so!ua
do, del trabajo Que este llevaha cabo con
tantas marchas CONFERENCE.-The tan lnutiles
para el resutado de Ia guerra. Todos Green
que Wcyler no tomara nlngnna resolucion con
ira NADIA de 10 constituiio, pues nunca sc ma
distingDldo por sus iniciativas aotos dc enef-
gia: 10 inico que hacc es lamar la atenclon poF
sus manilestaconee; pero NADIA mss. lanlpc-
co Sc concede importancia su union con no.
nero Robedo para formar un nueyo Partlao,
pues este no tene visos dc viabliiad y no csla
la cosa pibica para andarse por las ramas.
Ell dlscurso de Mac. kinley en- ell Congreso
dc los Estados Unidos ha causado gran emo
ci6n por sus iiltimos pArrafos, aunque G! con
unto no sea pesimista en- 10 que go retlere a
Espana poro los polfticos viejos asegaran que
en- un plazo DO lejano, han de ocIrrlr graves
acontccmenlos en- Espana iDiYs Iaiera que Sc
equivoquen!
Entre los quo siguen con interes la vida
polltica dc Puerto Rico, se ha vsto con agrado
las reformsa que Sc han concedldo, como pre-
mio su patriotismo lealtsd. Sc concede
vays los incondicionales como .1"ero "e1 ,'mero
m9lle polftico, espc1andose de ellos que deJan-
do i un lado su tradiciony abolengo, vean de
unirse en- el nuevo regimen, puedan ser utlles
a la patra d su pals
Los nomblamientos que Sc ndlcan aqul
para esa iss os cuales parece seran desempe'
1ados por los amigos del seIlor Muiloz Rivera
ser:in vistos con agrado, como tamblen &c con-
sidera puv acertadc ell nombramlento del hon
RADIO inteligente empleado senior Mendez
Arcaya, para gobernador Q delegado en- Ponce
Asfmismo piensan respeeto a nombramlen'
to dc intendente de Hacienda de esa lsla
favor del antfguo administrator de la adnana
| de NIaYaciez, don Carlos Pcnaranda
La question lamada de los subalternos, &c
puele dar por terminada; en- 10 sucesivo loa
generates sc miraran un POGO mas en- proponer
ascensos, los ministries de Ia Guerra en- con-
/ cederos La ley constitutiya del Ej6rcito esta
bicn terminate, y naaie debc salirse de ella
FL pafs espera mueho de las reformas po-
lttfcas en- Cuba, unida la acci6n de Ia guerra
que ahora parece &c lleva a cabo con grandet
esperanzas, mucho mas en6rgcamente que el
tiempos del general Weyler, y la patria eaper.
mucbo del general Blanco. co.--VALTER.
| Madrid, de Diciembre de 1897