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The record-union., 1897-07-17

The Florin and Lee Stanley baseball
clubs will cross bats at Perkins sun
day morning at 10 o'clock for a purse
of $50 These clubs played two weeks
ago, and considerable rivalry exists be-
tween them and a good game is prom
iSed for Sunday.
The oasis., 1897-01-30
MINING NE ws.

 The Bisbee orb states that the Cop | nor ouecn Co. has over 1000 men on it's pay rolls.
 new liye-stamp mill has been erected at the Contention mine, eight | miles north of Phoenix.
 Omaha now has the largest shelter in the world, and produced SIG, 100000 in gold, silver, copper and lead during 1906.
 Developing work is carried on with unabsting energy upon the Johnson Fitts properties on Tomllnson llill at Pierce.
 A new thirty.ton cyanide plant was nut in near Seymour, the first part of this month. with which to work the tailings from the NGlture mine of which thcre is said to be nearly 10000 tons.
 The new mill for the Providence mine, near Prescott, is completed. The plant is said to be mechanical beauty. IL is 10 stamps with three six foot Frue Vanners, and started up last week to grind out bullion.
 Prescott Courier The purchasers of the Silver Trail mine, Hassayampa district, have ordered from the Gates Iron Works, San Francisco, concen- trating quartz mill Of sixty tons per day capacity, which will be erected upon that mine as soon as possible.
 Silver Belt: Johu Whyte, M. F.. Of the Black Warrior Copper Company, has made typographical map of q portion of the Globe mining district showing the location Of the principal mines and indicating tue formations. The map is for use Of the New York office
 B. Heymau of Phoenix, has pur- chased hall iaterest In tho biz onyx mine on Cave creek, former ly owned by a man named Reynolds. MT. IIeyman paid S3,500 for half in- terest. The purchaser will start q factory in Phoenix immediately and Las gone to San Francisco for the pur- pose of purchasing machinery
 In the Pearce district, Cochise coun- ty, the Commonwealth and Gold Clili Mining companies both intend erect ing mills in the near future. The first named company has developed a wonderful mine and ship great deal of ore. The other has developed a ledge of free milling gold ore twenty feet wide, at depth of ll2 feet.
 Not few who read what MT. Robert Rowls of Holland, Va, has to say be- lew wit rememher their own exner, fence under like circumstances: Last winter l had la grippe which left me in low state of health. l tried nu merous remedies, none of which did mo any good, until was induced tC try bottle of Chamberlain Cougt Remedy. The first bottle of it so fal relieved me that l was enabled to at tend to my work, and the second bot tie effected a cure" For sale at 9 an6 50 cents per bottle by Chenoweth X
The oasis., 1897-01-30
Electric Filters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more gen. orally needed, when the languid ex- hausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alternative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often ayerted long and perhaps fatal bilious levers. No medicine will act more surely in counteracting and free ing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con stlpation andDizziness yield to Flee tric Bitters. 5oc. and sl.0O per bottle at tChenoweth & Mix dru store.
The oasis., 1897-01-30
MRS. s. K. DOYLE.
ARIZONA.
NoGALEs.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting inci- dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheum, and other diseases oftho skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorito rem edy for sore nipples; ohapped hands, chil> plains frost bites end chrome sore eyes. For sale by druggists at 9 cents per box.
 Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they are ilist what horsc neede when in bad condi- tion.. Tonic. bloot purifier and vermifnge.
 For Sale by Chenoweth & Mix,
The herald., 1897-09-05

afternoon Mrs. Acker entertained Mes
danes Waring, Robertson, Hoy, Baron
ess Harden Hickey and Miss Brookes.
The Baroness Hickey gave a
very pretty garden party at the Robert
son lawn yesterday afternoon. Tea was
served under the trees Those present
were: Mesdames Winslow, Wells. Bett-
ner, Hutchison, Ryan, Osburn, Eoy, Vail.
Eastman and Robertson; Misses Brookes
and Corson.
The ladies Of the Unity circle will give
a social on Thursday evening at the
home Of Mr.. J. s. Wilson, corner Oregon
avenue and Sixth street.
The engagement of Miss Ysidora B.
Scott and DR.. Carl Kurtz was ANNOUNCED
at a charming dinner party given by
Mrs Edward A. Preuss. at her summer
home on Second street, on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. w. McC. Hutchison and Miss
Corson were entertained at luncheon In
Los Angeles today by Mrs. e. H. Gras-
sett, followed by an afternoon at the
theater.
The herald., 1897-09-05
For and About Women

Lady 1veagh entertained 5000 people
from the poorest quarter Of London
few days ago, treating all to sumptu-
Gus repast.
1t is stated that women control $780,
O00, 900 of stock in the national banks in
this country, and $145, 900 900 in the state
banks.
Anna Held has signed with the La
Poupee company in London at salary
Of $500 per week, with her carriage and
maid also paid for.
Nine Therese Bentson, the we'll known
French novelist, has been awarded a
prize of 1900 francs for her recent book,
entitled LES Americaines Chez Elles."
Mrs. Lovey Aldrich. who died at her
sons home in San Diego, Cal, recently,
was one of the seven surviving widows
Of soldiers who fought in the Revolution
ary war.
Sister Mary Aloysids. who recently re-
ceived red cross from Queen Victoria,
for her famous nursing on many battle
fields. has just published book. MEM
cries of the Crimea."
A few weeks ago Elsa Eschelsson was
appointed professor Of civil law at the
University of Upsala. She IL the first
woman to receive an appointment az q
university professor In Sweden.
The herald., 1897-09-05
Miss Lou Stevens is visiting friends in

Miss Lou Stevens is visiting friends in
Pasadena.
Mrs. e. Davis and niece returned yes
terday to their home in Redlands.
The Dawn and ]. Wiley will take par
ties to Catalina tomorrow.
Miss Watson of Los Angeles, Miss
Minnie of Minneapolis and E. Hitch
cock of Boston spent the day here yes
terday, the guests of Hattie Burnell.
Prof Root Of the Ontario schools, re-
turned home today after short stay
here, much improved in health.
w. L. Metcalf is about to publish here
an illustrated magazine, The Sea Shore.
The first issue mn October will be a spe-
cial edition containing write-ups Of this
place and Terminal island. 1t has a
beautiful cover in colored half tone IL
Illustrative of the title. Some of the con-
tributors to this number are Geo. D.
Blake of Los Angeles, Miss Grace Dem
nen, who will contribute the book re-
views; verses by Mr.. Brunson Of Re-
dondo, Len Shepardson and an illustrat-
ed poem by the editor
F. M. Armstrong, former resident of
this city, will be married on the Sth inst
to young lady in Boston.
Fish of all kinds are biting finely to-
day and good catchse are coming in. A
sea trout weighing twenty-three pounds
was cought on the pier this morning.
Mrs. Allie F. Vail entertained a COM
pany of friends very delightfully."- on
Thursday at her home on Pleasant
street.
Miss Marie Cox gave q o'clock tea on
The herald., 1897-09-05
TERMINAL ISLAND
TERMINAL ISLAND. Sept. Ar

TERMINAL ISLAND, Sept. 4.-(Reg-
ular Correspondence This has proved
to be such a favorite resort, fascinating
alike for transient visitors and residents
of summer, that inquiries are already
being made as to the probability of its
being kept open all winter. Several of
the families owning cottages here will
rent their city residences and make
their homes here. Others have let their
cottages during the season and will come
down for a month or more in the later
autumn. The various beach resorts are
kept open during the winter months,
say the island devotees, and why not
this, the loveliest of them all? The in
comparable beauty Of the surrounding
scenery will be immeasurably enhanced
in the clearer atmosphere of the winter
season. The Santa Ana hills and Santa
Catalina, lying to the south and west.
which are now shadowy shapes between
sea and sky, will then be realities Of
mountain and peak on the simmer
ing waves. The mother mountain. re-
fecting it's kaleidoscope colors in the
after glow, will then be snow-capped
and gem and Old Baldy will
lift his majestic white head above Mount
Lowe and all the rest. San Pedro's
brown hills will then be green and
flower and the distant ranges
will take on stronger shade of blue and
greater depth of light and shadow. The
boating in the bay will be as enhancing
to lovers, lads and matrons in January
as in June ,and the ocean will reflect the
itful moods of nature with grandeur
In. y, 1oy I'm,
will be worth while to run Sunday spe-
cials to view the scenery, did the day
promise no other pleasure.
Every day this week has brought
picnic party of greater or less dimen-
sions. On Thursday Bethesda and the
Welsh Presbyterian churches sent car
load of their members and families, who
spent the day most pleasantly in the
water and on the sand. Yesterday Miss
Housed, the matron of the Newsboys'
home, mothered twelve Of her sturdy,
lively little lads in day spent here. She
was enabled to give the boys the pleas
ure by the kindness of the Terminal
Railroad company, which furnished
passes for the party. They swan and
splashed in the water, swung themselves
in the big swing, rolled in the sand, de-
voured their dinner and capered to their
hearts content. A party of twenty-five
we'll dressed, goodnatured colored peo-
pie had basket dinner on the beach the
same day. A party Of twenty-five or
more ladies and gentlemen are picnick-
ing and bathing today.
Miss Mil Smith came down Thursday,
the guest of Mrs. Percy Wilson.
co. 1xr Of
les have taken the Miller cottage for
month.
w. E. Dunn and family are occupy
ing part of Saints Rest" with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, who have returned to the
island.
Mrs. M. P. de Dorticos Of Los Angeles
The herald., 1897-09-05
REDoNDo

REDONDO, Sept. 4.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Adgie and her trained lions
still continue to be the center Of attrac-
ton. The performance this afternoon
drew one of the largest crowds ever seen
in Redondo
Yellowtail and mackerel are now rum
uing we'll, large catches of both species
were made on the wharf this morning.
Fl. Wingard of Redlands was visitor
here today.
The Misses Tyler left here today for
Whittier, at which place they will re-
main for several weeks as guests of their
brother, Mr.. w. Tyler, who has property
interests there.
H. Jacobs Of San Jacinto is camping
here and will remain for several weeks.
w. H. Sutch of Los Angeles has taken
a cottage here for the balance Of the sea-
son.
Several baptisms will take place at
the Congregational church tomorrow.
S. Dickson of Los Angeles is the guest
Of friends here for several days.
The Misses Smith of Riverside are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hess for
few days.
Miss Cora Alley, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs NJ. NJ. Dawson, returned here
today after a weeks visit at Los An
geles.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
church Sunday evening by Rev. Mr..
McCracken of Sierra Madre.
DR.. Orm and family of San Bernar-
dino, who have been domiciled at the
English block for the past three weeks
leave for their home tomorrow.
B. J. Tuwall Of San Jacinto, and FAM
lily. are camping here for several weeks.
w. P. Shauks Of Pomona was in Re
dondo today and will remain until Mon
day.
J. W. Booty of Los Angeles was in Re-
donod today on business.
The schooner San Buenaventura, Do
lof, arrived from the north today with
250, 900 feet of lumber consigned to the
Redondo Lumber company.
The herald., 1897-09-05
SANTA MONICA

| SANTA MONICA, Sept. 4.-(Regular
Correspondence) There have been
many attractions at Santa Monica this
week, not the least among which was the
weather which has been prime for bath
ers, and the bathing party continues to
be just as much Of a fad as ever. A
large party OF young folks lunched on
the beach on Thursday afternoon and
formed merry surf party. Tonight an
other large party goes down to the
plunge for dip.
The Golf club held a putting tourna-
ment at the links on Nevada avenue this
afternoon. The affair was exclusive, not
many beyond the members being pres
ent. Mrs. ]. p. Jones served refresh
ments at the little tea house on the west
side Of the links. Fifteen members took
part in the tournament, nd three prizes
were given. The first, "putter" pre-
sented by Mr.. Tufts. was won by Mr.
Geo. L. Waring; the second, scarfpin
presented by Mr.. j. Erwin Hoy. was won
by Mr.. Robert Osburn OF Riverside, and
the "booby," white delft plate, given
by the club, was handed over to Barrett
Eastman. The ladies, although they
did not come in for any Of the prizes
won a great deal of admiration for their
natty golf dresses, and they also showed
in their playing the result of keen in
terest in the game.
The gasoline launch Ola Starr, built
in Los Angeles and hauled here on
wagon, was launched this morning and
made her maiden trip on the bay. She
is a good sized craft. with three horse
power ga soline engine for propelling pur-
poses and will be used for pleasure par
ties, with a capacity of half hundred
persons or more.
Tomorrow the third heat In the, swim
ming race will take place.
The yacht Asthore returned last even
ing from a fishing cruise out toward
Point Dumas. The party consisted Of
John Cass, Walter Robertson, w. r. Fol-
som and Worth Bancroft. They brought
in a goodly number of beauties.
Messrs. ]. B. Proctor and j. Erwin Hoy
left yesterday on hunting and fishing
expedition in Bear valley.
The total equalized assessment of San
ia Monica for this year is $1S69, 1872, a s
against $1,799, ,545. making an increase
of $69, ,5S7 for 1897.
Mrs A. Wilson and little daughter Of
Los Angeles were guests of Mrs. L. M.
Polhamus of Oregon avenue.
w. D. Fulwiler, superintendent Of the
Arizona Improvement company, arrived
last night to spend month with his fam
lily, who are summering here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Alvorde have re-
moved to the Corson cottage, on Second
street.
Messrs W. E. and Philip Pedley of
Riverside are guests at the Casino.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Acker entertained
a few friends at dinner on Tuesday even
ing. Their guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh VAIL Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Erwin Hoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Osburn, and the
Baroness Harden-Hickey. On Thursday
The herald., 1897-09-05

But, my dear sir, you positively must
follow my directions. You must take q
cold bath every morning." why, doc
tor, that is just what I am doing"
"Oh-er-well, then you must stop it,
Answers.
Doctor (who has been called to see a
patien)-Do you wish to hear the truth?
Patient-Certainly. Doctor-You're not
afraid to die? Patient-Pshaw! Why,
man. I've been married twenty-six
years!"-Boston Courier.
Doctor (who has just entered, to Pat,
who is standing in front of the grate)-
Why, Pat get right back into bed. Just
see what perspiration you are in! The
fire must be put out. Pat-Shure, sor.
OF wor in thot drippin' shweat thot Orm
sthandin' here t be afther dryin' me-
silf.-Judge.
Doctor-"Your daughter is slow in get
ting her teeth" said the family physician.
examining little Frankes mouth. Fan
nie-Well, mamma amt slow in getting
her teeth in the morning. All she has to
do is to take them out of the glass of
water and Mrs Fashionplate-Fann
you, Fannie!-Tammany Times.
The herald., 1897-09-05
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Sept.E(Regular Cor
respondence.) This has been a quiet
week in Long Beach, but it will end in
blaze Of glory today and tomorrow
though the principal events will occur
on Sunday. The Fiesta band came down
this morning and Is giving an open air
concert in the new band stand in the
park, over the whale house. The stand
is resplendent in span new coat of
white paint, and this may be said to be
the opening, as it is the first concert CIV
en- from it's airy heights.
The tower on the pier Is going up this
afternoon for the exhibition Of high div
Raymons tomorrow.
There are foot, sack, bicycle and
swimming races, high jumping and
climbing a creased pole, advertised for
this afternoon, but as there are not as
many visitors here as expected it is
probable that these attractions will be
deferred for a concentration Of effort
tomorrow.
AS yet there are no entries for the
races tomorrow, though boats are ex-
pected from San Pedro and Terminal
island to enter the contest.
Sunday gayety does not quite comport
with the dignity and decorum Long
Beach has always maintained, and as
yet it does not seem to set easy. But
the world moves, and it will doubtless
fall into line with other beach resorts
in affording attractions to thousands
who cannot enjoy breath of the sea
and its accompanying entertainment on
any other day of the seven.
The Fiesta band will furnish music
spectators and visitors are expected to
enjoy the sports.
It is reported that over 200 names are
signed to the protest against the addi-
tional tax for the new high school build
ing.
The Society of Friends will begin on
Monday enlarging and remodeling their
meeting house on the corner of Ameri-
can avenue and First street. The build
ing, which now fronts on the former
street. will be faced around on First
street and an addition 22x24 feet built
on. The roof will be raised and other i'm
provements made. The work has all
been donated by members and friends Of
the society.
At noon today E. Bacon, proprietor
and r. A. Douglas manager, formally
transferred the Seaside pharmacy to
new firm-W. P. Wilson Of Signal Hill
and Edward H. JacksSl. recent arriv-
al from Greenfield, Ind.
Long Beach is enjoying an open air
concert today. through the courtesy of
the Terminal Railway company, who
!, I,o y, aira
Joseph Mcpherson sold the Pickles
place today to Mr.. Fairbanks of Dow
ney. who, with his family, will remove
here.
Mrs W. B. Stewart, who has been
guest of Mrs. Lower, returned to San
Diego yesterday.
The herald., 1897-09-05
The Best Ten Poems

A certain Georgia literary society in
the Billv1lle district, being asked to
name the best ten poems in the English
language, sent in the following list:
"Punkin's Good Enough for Me-"
when the Green Is On the Melon"
1.-The Old Red Hills of Georgia."
"Canty Pullin' Time"
me an Betsy Jane"
"Pollard's Leetle Gal"
when Nancy Went to Meetin'."
Log Rollin' Bill"
Susan at the Ball"
Love and 'Tater Pone."
The secretary OF the society sent word
that "all these poems was wrote by home
<olks."-Atlanta Constitution.
The herald., 1897-09-05
Men of Medicine

Scrimpitt-Doctor, this bill of yours is
preposterous. Ridiculous! DR.. Char
gem (blandly)-Well, don't mind saying
it's absurdly low-Spare Moments.
Doctors now say that boiled COW s milk
is not good for babies it is better raw.
The doctors are right; raw cow gives
better milk than boiled one.-Tid Bits
DR.. Bluff-You must give up smoking
or your health will be ruined. Mr.. Puff
fer-Can,t we compromise, doctor? I'll
agree not to smoke any of the cigars that
are given to me.-Philadelphia Press.
The herald., 1897-09-05
She Was Her Brothers. Lawyer

Miss Rosalie Loew. lawyer. defended in
police court early this week her brother.
John, II years old, who was arrested
Thursday night on charge of disorderly
conduct by Policeman Flynn.
She tried her utmost to get the police
man to contradict himself in his testi-
mony, but Flynn stuck to his story. He
said he found young Loew acting in
disorderly manner. and that when he
ordered the young fellow to go home
Loew said:
"Give me your number. I'll fix you all
right"
Loew was discharged with reprimand.
New York Herald.
The herald., 1897-09-05
CORONADO

| CORONADO, Sept. 4.-(Regular Cor
| respondence.) Work is progressing or
| the fine residence on the beach for Giles
Kellogg in the old Spanish style and on
the bungalow of the Rev. F. B. Cossitt
and c. w Houts cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Byrne are Los
Angeles guests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Colquhoun and
children of Clifton, Arizona, arrived on
Friday for an extended visit at the ho-
tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have arrived from
Riverside to pass September with Mrs.
Browns father, r. w. A. Godfrey, who
has a cottage here again this season.
Mrs. w. s. Crawford and Mary Craw-
ford are down from Redlands.
Miss Edwards Of Kansas City IL the
guest Of Mrs. Graham E. Babcock at
Hotel del Coronado.
H. H. Halsey and Miss F. p. Halsey
are here from Fowler, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Bard. Miss
Beryl Bard and Miss A. Maiden are
Hueneme, Cal, guests at the hotel.
Mrs. L. Breslauer, Alameda, Cal. with
Miss I. Louis of New York City, is stay
ing here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Trull Of Butte,
Mont, are staying at the hotel.
]. c. Estep, Pasadena accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Dickey, and
M. r. Dickey. Jr., Cleveland. O., and
Miss Frances Gilbert, passed few days
at the hotel the past week.
A party including Mrs. T. P. Shouts,
NJ. Shouts, T. Shouts and Mrs Rownse-
vile, Chicago, are guests here.
Late arrivals from Pasadena are Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest M. May and Master E.
Crawford May. This is Mr.. Mays sec
ond visit at the hotel, he having passed
last summers vacation here with his
family.
Assistant District Attorney Alfred P.
Black, San Francisco. accompanied by
Mrs. Black, passed several days sight
seeing at Coronado early in the week.
H. B. Tenney, cashier of the Consoli-
dated National bank, Tucson. and his
sister. Mrs. c. w. Williams, of San Jose,
went north on Friday after a weeks
visit at the hotel.
Mrs. John D. Spreckels and party, who
spent the summer at Coronado, returned
to San Francisco on Monday in their
private car, accompanied by Miss NJ
Burling.
Miss Frye, of the Los Angeles high
school and her invalid sister are down
for two weeks stay on the beach.
The management of Hotel del Coro-
nado, Coronado Beach. passed into the
efficient hands of A. w. Bailey, late Of
the Colorado" Glenwood Springs, Colo.
on the first of the month. The retiring
manager E. B. Babcock, will devote his
personal attention entirely to the giant
water system which he is constructing.
The Coronado schools opened last
Monday.
Among the Angelenos who visited the
Mrs. N. w. Jones and child from the
Van Nuys are passing some time at Ho-
tel del Coronado.
The herald., 1897-09-05

spent several days here with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. F. w. Edelston and Mrs.
Perez.
Mrs. H. N. Alexander and daughter
Miss Francesca, of Los Angeles, were
guests at the tavern yesterday. E. j.
Bennill, a banker Of Phoenix, Ariz., ac-
companied the ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Edelston returned
to Los Angeles today, after a pleasant
week or more here.
Mrs. SumnerHunt is entertaining
guests from Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keoff1e and daughter,
Hortense, have returned to the city after
a season spent here.
The herald., 1897-09-05
Strictly According to Rule

eff you will excuse me, Mr.. Marble,
have an appointment for this evening
1 expect gentleman to call and propose
to me, and you can readily see that it is
necessary, as it were, to clear the decks
for action"
II see, Miss Gazaboo. But as the
decks, as it were, are cleared for action
now, why not permit me to forestall the
coming man and-and, in short, save him
the trouble of stating his errand?"
GAS you please, Mr.. Marble"
"Thank you, Dear Miss Gazaboo."-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The herald., 1897-09-05

Thursday afternoon IN honor of Miss
Violet Wyon Of Indianapolis.
Miss Jessie Lenox and brothers, Lor-
ing and William, left Thursday for Colo
rado Springs.
Miss Coleman left today for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Loughery of Wav-
erly Drive are happy in the arrival of a
son.
The herald., 1897-09-05
Easy Application

Friend-What did you tell that sick
chap to do with himself?
Christian Scientist told him he
must shake off the idea that he was i'll.
Friend-Did he agree to try it?
Christian Sctentist-Yes; he said he
had chills and fever. anyway.-Cincin-
natl Commercial Tribune.
The herald., 1897-09-05
A Family of Amateurs

Cultured Mother-"My dear, your sis
ter Clara is an amateur pianist, Dora is
an amateur photographer. Edna is an
amateur painter and Elvira Is an anna
teur astronomer. but you don't seem to be
anything"
Pretty Daughter-"Oh, yes, mamma,
am an amateur fiancee- Here's my first
engagement ring.