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Sew York Cotton Market.
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs q Co,
BANKERS and Brokers. Members of the
- L. Stock Exchange, 1421 F street
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aediclnes urnishei Free.

DR, WALKER realizes that many are dis
couraged, skeptical or financially unaole
to pay large fees for treatme nj and another
bill at the drug store 1T is to reach and
benefit these tina he makes his Zee OF
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care ana skillfuI Attention

DAILY OFFICE HOURS, 10 to 5; Sun
days, o to z; Monday, "Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday evenings, to 3.
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HE'LL SEE EX-QUEEA LII
President Mckinley Signifies His
Intention TO Receive Her.
A RESPONSE TO HER REQUEST

She Must Wait Her Turn With the
scores OF Public Men Who Are
After Him-The Hawaiian Annex
ationists Are in the City With
the Treaty of Annexation.
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Plenty of style about our
$3.50 spring top coats
plenty of good tailoring
points-that show at a
glance that they're worth
SO.
Eiseman Bros,
Corner 7tll and e Streets NJ w.
No Brauch Store I'm Washington
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washington, D. O, March S, 1897.

Washington, ID. O., March s, 1897.
Once OF the Commissioners, ID. Z.
To Whom It May Concern: Notice is
nereny given that she Commissioners OF
the District or Columbia intend 70 pus
~ the necessary water connections upon
the GLOWING streets, assessments FOR
COST or said work TO be levied as pro-
yldcd IN public acts No 80, approved
March "a, 1894, and No. III approved
August 2, 1894. ThesewaEer c0nnec-
uons are necessary In advance or che
paving Of the roadway or the streets
be used will be 1 IL inch cast iron pipe.
street, between 18th and I4th streebs
SouffiedSt-In square a., lots 70 De
assessed, Nos. 8, and 8; estimated
total cost, S67 .0S.
southeasE-ln square 1e43, lots U be
assessed, 8. -. - and 20; estimated
total cost, $3.50.
All OwiIefs on property 60 be assessed
improvements, etc. at a meeting OF the
Board OF Commissioners which VIII be
held at the District building on. Wednes-
day, March "a, 1897, at IL a. IN, for
the hearing thereof.
j. W. kOSS,
GEORGE TRUESDELL.
CHAS. +. POWELL,
Commissioners, ID. @.
mh8-9-I 9-2O-4t
ATTENTION, Union Veteran Legion Com
Iaues OF oUf three ebcampnlenfs de
s,ring 20 visit Baltimore EncaTnpment on
please call at Legion Hall, 90 Pa. ave-,
tickets. It
ALL BILLS against the Inaugural Com
mittee snoula oe presented at the head
quarters, l410 z ST NV. on or before
Chairman, Inaugural Committee rnhS-8
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prows,fess is dispelied by Beecham's
The herald., 1897-07-08
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, July 7.-(Regular
Correspondence Among the Fourth OF
July visitors to Santa Barbara was the
Rev. Father Juan Cabaleria y Collel, rec
tor of the Catholic church in San Ber-
nardino. Father John spent several years
as assistant pastor of the Catholic church
in the Channel City, and endeared himself
to the people by his liberality. kindness
and enterprise. The hosts of friends which
he has here were delighted to see him, for
the learning and zeal of this excellent
clergyman made him a general favorite.
He left for his home on last evening $
train.
The board of supervisors Is in session
at the court house. The trouble caused by
the death of Edwin st. John, supervisor
of the Third district, has not been settled.
Frank M. Glass has qualified as his sue
cessor by virtue of his election at special
election called for that purpose, but E. de
la Cuesta also claims the office through
appointment by the governor and he is in
possession of the office. Glass was on hand
when the board convened and De la Cuesta
was absent. The former announced that
he desired to take his seat and would like
to know the sentiment of the board on the
subject Hayne advised him to take the
chair Williams also thought this the proper
course, Broughton declared that De la
Cuesta was the legal supervisor and Elliot
contended that neither should be recog-
nized until the question should be settled
by the courts. Supervisor Hayne of the
First district then took the chair and or
dered Glass to take the vacant place at the
right of the chairman. Glass did so, but
at this moment De la Cuesta entered the
ROOM The two shook hands and, Glass
yielded his chair under protest.
Float California was smashed up in a
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cAP1sTRANo


CAPISTRANO, July 7.-(Regular Core
spondence.) r. Egan left on Sunday for {
business trip to Los Angeles.
Fred Smythe, a popular native son OF
Anaheim. is spending few days with
friends in town.
Misses Laura and Marie Etchepare and
Miss Antoinette Ballade of Los Angeles
are visiting Miss Felecita Salaberri.
Misses Zorida and Lolita Yorba are en-
joying the hospitality at the Forster resi-
dence.
Mrs. NJ. Stobie of Cotton, accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Clay Franklin is
on a protracted visit TO her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Roberts.
Misses Susie and Chester Gray returned
today from ten days visit with friends in
Azusa and Los Angeles.
Frank Cook and Mrs Rouse are at Long
Beach for the summer. ---.--
Capstrano celebrated the Fourth in
true patriotic style. Don Marco Forster
gave one of his barbecues for which he is
justly noted. After feasting to their hearts
content the people were entertained by
patriotic speeches by DR.. Rowan Judge
Bacon and Mr.. Rosenbaum. Games and
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

runaway and therefore did not appear in
the Independence day parade. The cow
ardly conduct of the driver is the talk of
the city. The float was made at great ex-
pense by Santa Barbara parlor. No. 116,
N. S. G. W., and would undoubtedly have
been the finest feature of the parade.
Alfredo Ortega was selected as driver and
he procured four splendid gray horses.
which, however, were lively and had never
worked together. Miss Lucy Ruiz repre-
senting Minerva, occupied an elevated seat
in the center of the float, which illustrated
favorite state emblems. The frisky grays
were hitched up, Ortega took the lines, the
start was made, the four animals reared
and plunged and the next instant the float
was sweeping along Gotta street at furi-
GUS rate. The frightened driver threw the
lines and jumped, leaving the poor girl to
the mercy of the maddened animals. On
went the runaway, crashing over two
fences, leapng over bitches and finally
bringing up with tangle among the tules
in a De la Guerra garden swamp. AS the
float was running over a fence the ladys
seat careened and she quickly left it for
the deck of the structure. She was not an
instant too soon for the pretty throne tum-
bed down at the next jolt. A leap from
such a height would have been extremely
hazardous, and Miss Lucy therefore held
on until the float was made fast by the
weeds in the marsh, when she dismounted.
The float was torn to pieces. completely
smashed and totally dis7nantled. Yet,
strange as it may seem. the young lady
did not receive scratch. She is now con-
fined to her home. prostrated by the shock.
A young sister of Minerva rushed up to
the driver and demanded why he aban-
doned her sister in a moment of peril. The
brazen blackguard had the cheek to an
swer ''Oh, it was better for one to be
killed than two
The herald., 1897-07-08
LINES 0P TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

The Company's elegant steamers Santa
Rosa and Corona leave Redondo at II a.
m. and Port Los Angeles at 2:S0 p m. for
San Francisco via Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford, July 3, 7, II, Is. 10, 20. q, 81,
August H. s, 12 16 90 a. 2S September /.
5, 9, 49, II, 81, %, 20. Leave Port Los Ange-
les at a. m. and Redondo at II a. m. for
San Diego July l, 5, 8, 13. II, 21. 25, 20,
August 2, 6. 10, IA. IS. 90 26, 80. September 8,
Z, IL, Is, 10, 20, 81. The Corona calls also at
Newport Cars connect via Redondo leave
Santa Fe depot at 9:45 a. m. or from Re-
dondo Ry. depot at $3.50 a. m.
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. p r. r. depot at 80 p. m. for steamers
north bound.
The steamers Eureka and Coos Bay leave
San Pedro and East San Pedro for San
Francisco via Ventura, Carpenteria, Sam
Ia Barbara. Gaviota, Port Hartford, Cay
ucos, San Simeon, Monterey and Santa
Cruz at $50 p. m. July 4, s, 12 16, 20, "a, %,
August l, 5, 9, 13. II, 81, 25. 20, September 2,
g. 10, IA, Is. %. 26. 80. Cars connect with
steamers via San Pedro leave s. p. r. r.
(Arcade depot at 5:03 p. m. and Terminal
Ry depot at $40 p m. The Company re-
serves right to change, without previous
notice. steamers, sailing dates and hours
of sailing.
w. Paris. Agt.. 124 W. Second ST.. Los
Angeles.
GOODAHL, PERKINS G. CO., General
Agts., S. F.
The herald., 1897-07-08
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, July 7-(Regular Core
spondenceD The building in the park in
which will be placed the skeleton of the
whale captured OH the beach will soon be
finished, and then his whaleship will be
mounted, put in place and be ready to re-
ceive the public. Other marine curios will
be added from time to time
The G. A. R. veterans who picnicked
here last week presented to Mrs. l.. M.
John. as mark of their appreciation of
her disinterested services during their
stay here, a souvenir in the shape of a
handsome gold ring set in emeralds and
opals and silver spoon inscribed as fol-
lows: presented to Mrs. J.. NJ John by
the veterans of Camp John. 1897" In
addition to these Comrade Sallada pre-
sented her with twelve varieties of pressed
flowers from the Holy Land.
Rev. A. w. Bunker. wife and family of
Compton spent Tuesday at the beach. A
large number of young people, members of
his church, also came dawn and had a
pleasant days outing
Horace Carlisle and wife of Minneapolis
and Miss Sadie Bullock of Vermont are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Dickey of Riverside occupy
the Armstrong cottage ON Cedar avenue
Mrs. Nina f. Edwards of San Pedro and
Miss Mary Mail of Sandusky, o.. who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheeler, left for the home of the former
lady at San Pedro yesterday.
Fl. Edwards. wife and family of Los An
geles came down Tue sday and have taken
the La Palma cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle and son,
Lewis. of Minneapolis, are at the beach.
The herald., 1897-07-08
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

ex-union soldier, honorably discharged
from the service. The board is undecided as
to what course to pursue.
The city trustees last night voted to
enter into an agreement with the San
Bernardino Electric Light company for a
period of ter. years to light the city of
San Bernardino.
The figures on the assessment of the
county of San Bernardino are now ready
to be turned over by CoNnty Assessor
Kendall. County assessments outside of
the city show an increase of $500, COO over
1896. the city being reduced $500 900. The
s2706, Ais; city assessment for 1897, $2,411.-
1913; decrease, s295, $50 County assessment
for 1897, sl4,69S, ,263; county assessment for
1896, $14.415315; increase, $2S2SSS. The de-
crease in the city is due to the fact of
lower assessment of real estate, it here
tofore having been assessed higher than
the county.
The Lytle Creek Reservoir and Power
company has filed articles of ncorpora-
tion. the purpose being to engage in gen.
eral electric power business, The capital
stock is placed at $1,000, 600. subscribed as
follows A. B. Hotchkiss of Los Angeles
500: NJ. A. Murphy of Cotton, s247 500; A. w.
Boggs of Riverside, $1,000; E. H. Gruwell,
$1,000.
Mrs. NJ. M. Mogeau. county superntend-
ent of schools. has brought suit against the
county for $305 for services as a mem
Der of the county board of education.
The herald., 1897-07-08
POMONA

POMONA, July 7.-(Regular Correspond
ence) At the meeting of the city trustees
yesterday w. H. Russell applied for a
license to sell liquors at the Pacific hotel;
no action.
Y. S. A. Maynard was appointed health
Inspector at $1.50 per day for ten days in
each month.
The Southern Pacific company wants the
city to bear half the expense of watering
its public park or to lower the rate by
one-half.
A board fence ten feet high was ordered
to be built around the city hall lots.
n. Schooey's bid. % cents per cubic foot,
for hauling gravel from the park for street
work was accepted.
Tie city attorney was instructed to draft
an ordinance forbidding bicycle riding on
sidewalks within the city limits
Miss IIulala Burke of Rivera is the guest
Of City Attorney Ed ]. Fleming and wife
for this week.
A. j. Fry has returned from his visit to
the east.
Some relatives from the southland are
guests of R. N. Loucks.
Mrs. j. +. Duncan and daughter of Full
ton, Mo-. are guests of Mrs. G. W. Haw-
kins al the John d. Cason home.
Mrs. Ida Robinett and daughter Althea,
of Fulton Mo-, are guests of Fraser Mes
bit and family.
Mrs. ]. c. Post has returned from her
trip east.
The herald., 1897-07-08
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, July 7.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Francisco Campomanes, 'alias
Topete. who has been on trial for several
days charged with bigamy, was this morn
ing held to answer in the superior court.
In default of bail of $3.50, Campomanes will
await his trial in Jail. For several weeks
preceding his arrest on this charge, Cam
pomanes posed as a doctor and was a
highfyer generally He abandoned the
woman who claims to be his first wife in
this city and boldly took out marriage
license and was married here.
The San Diego ball team entered for the
Examiner tournament will play at Los
Angeles next Sunday. Most of the men,
bers of this team played against the Los
Angeles nine on their visit here and gave
a fairly good account of themselves.
The valuable properties of the Gold Cross
Mining companies which were recently
sold TO the Free Gold Mining company for
81 500. 000 and which are located at Hedges
in San Diego county. are to be the sub
ject of further litigation. This morning
Col. Trombo of San Francisco and the at
torneys of the rFee Gold Mining company
The herald., 1897-07-08
SAN DIEGO COUNTY

appeared before Judge Torrance, who
granted a temporary injunction restrain
ing the trustees of the Golden Cross COM
pany from doing further work on the prop
critics, and appointed Charles n. Pauly of
this city receiver of the property, with
bonds for s25.0 900 The receiver is ordered
to take immediate possession of all the
properties formerly owned by the Golden
Cross company and the failure of the
trustees to deliver the same is to be re-
ported at once to the court.
VIM. Warnock died at his home at Bel
lena this morning from cancer, aged -
years. Warnock had been a resident of this
county for the past forty years. and was
the third white man TO locate here. His
remains were brought to town this after
noon and the funeral will take place from
ST. Josephs church tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
AT meeting last night of the city
board of education the regular monthly
report of Superintendent Cubberley showed
a total attendance at the close of the
school year of 26S3, of whom 1866 were
girls and 1lcJ boys. besides 215 in the kin
srdearten. making total attendance of
1856 for the month of June, 1896.
The herald., 1897-07-08
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, July 7.-(Regulal
Correspondence The little settlement OF
Rochester has two boards of education
and the courts will probably have to set
tie the case. At an election held a few
weeks ago for school director the vots
was tie betweenI e. M. Sponster and NJ l..
Montgomery. 1t was agreed to have an
other election and the date fixed. Be-
fore election day Sponster was given a GER
tificate of election and with e. E. Swan
ton, a hold-over. the board was organized
AT the second election M. l.. Montgom-
cry was duly elected and with f. H. Miller,
also hold-over, the board was again or
ganized, with Miller clerk, as against
Swanton, the clerk appointed at the first
meeting.
The Websters held a meeting in Judge
Campbelrs court to decide upon the mat
ter of the next debate with Redlands. The
debate will be held in this city at the opera
house on Tuesday next, the question being
Woman Suffrage"
The board of education met last night
at the city hall The high school and Ninth
street janitorships occupied the full atten-
ton of the board. Janitors H. ]. Allison
and w. E. Meacham gave the board writ
ten notice that they would not surrender
their offices to their successors. Ex-Judge
H. C. Rolfe gave a written opinion that
Janitor Meacham could not be suspended
until his year was up, Nov I. 1857. Janitor
Allison gave the board notice that he is an
The herald., 1897-07-08
COMPTON

COMPTON. July 7.-(Regular Core.
spondence.) A. A. Bynon, editor of the
Compton Enterprise, moved to Los An.
geles this morning. James H. Bennett
takes charge of the paper, which is to be
cut down to a smaller size.
Editor Mcdowell, one of Compton
former editors now editor of the Republic
at Carlton Mo-, arrived a few days age
and returned this morning.
The Dowden family, son and three
daughters. have arrived from Lincoln
Neb., to visit their parents. Mr. Dowden
has been manager of theater in that city
for ten years. Failing health brings the
gentleman to this coast.
The addition to the Congregational
church adds wonderfully to the looks of
the structure. When the Improvements
are completed the society will have the
best and most convenient edfce in town.
The yield of blackberries in this section
is so great as to .glut the market. The
prices they are selling at only pays the
cost of raising.
The herald., 1897-07-08
AVALON

AVALON, July 7.-Regular Correspond
ence) The races Monday were a grano
success in every way. The results were
as follows:
Launch race-Capt. M. Fosters Sunbeam
came in first one minute and six seconds
ahead of the Fleetwing. e. L. Doran $
launch Narod also took part There was
some misunderstanding about the time
allowances, which would give the prize to
Capt. McDonelrs yacht Fleetwing, and the
matter will be settled by the committee
dividing the purse.
The tub race was won by F. B. Raymons.
swimming race, 200 yards-Willie Split
stoesser.
Sailing race-M. Fosters sloop Wave
Double scull race-Percy Neale and Will
lam Sarnow
Single scull race round bottom boats
c. Jorgstorff in the Aron.
Tug-of-war-The team of five bots rowed
by C. Jorgstorff, B. Cory. John Hoff. Joe
Adarga. with H. C. Young as captain were
successful after hard pull of six minutes.
Single scull race-Percy Neale
Bicycle race. 300 yards-C. E. Stanter.
Potato racer. Brock.
Fat mems racer. w. De Bussey.
l00-yard race-F. l.. Morrel
The judges were Thomas Manning. Mr..
Steckel and Dr. NJ. B. Huff.
The barbecue in the evening was a great
success, and Avalon never looked prettier
tnan last night Countless lanterns deco
rated Crescent avenue and gave light to
the crowds of visitors who enioyed the
catalina beef and mutton, washed down
Win coHee served by the citizens of Ava
ION without money and without price
One of the special features was the ex-
h1bition given by Capt. Jack williams
He was thrown off the wharf encased In a
sack III imitation of the escape of Ed
nuhd Dantes, and managed to extricate
himself in the same way as Dumas de-
scr1bed the prisoner as doing Afterwards
capt. Jacks legs and arms We're strapped
ana in that condition he plunged into tho
sea and swan ashore MANY people imae~
Inc that yellowtail are hard to catch biIt
those who saw the ease with which the
captain manipulated a rod in the water
yesterday. finally landing a twenty
FOUNDER while swimming, will acknowl-
edge his prowess. He entertained the
crowd in other aquatic exhibitions, among
them being the firing of double-barreled
gun from the water
In the last two days W. P. Durham of
Chicago, who is stopping at the Grand
view, caught siXty-seven fish. sixteen
yellowtail and fifty-one barracuda. on rod
ana reel. The aggregate weight of the
nsn is 100 pounds. Billy Sarnow was his
suloe and boatman, and he will advertise
Catalina as the fisherman S paradise on his
return. VA '--@
=. IL. Stockbridge died of Bright's dis
ease ABOUT l o'clock this morning. He has
peen living in tent for some time and his
serious condition was not known until
lately since when the neighbors have
shown him every attention, especially Mrs.
Lurmey' VINO mas nursed him as if he We're
her own son. The funeral will take Mace
tomorrow. His brother George Stock
bridge of Gardena, has been notified and
will attend the funeral.
The herald., 1897-07-08
SUMNER RESORTS

Miss Gusse De Witt of Hanford is here
for two months stay and is stopping a,
the Pennsylvania cottage.
Mr. Hammond Davis. wife and daugh-
ters of Toluca are domiciled in the Lewis
cottage at 344 Second street.
Mrs. Stoermer and Miss Rozelle Stoer-
mer of Los Angeles arrived today and have
taken rooms at Mrs. Richmond's. 40S Third
street.
Miss Fannie Essinger leaves in the morn
ing for New Mexico. Mrs. Essinger does
not accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wckstrom of Albu-
querque, N. M, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Hodnett.
Misses Florence and Eunce Hanna and
Inez Fisher of Tempe, Ariz. and Mrs F.
w. Thowde and children of Phoenix, Ariz,
are late arrivals at the Witherow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brightsiein and family ar
rived from San Francisco today and will
reside in the Marshall cottage on Fifth
street during the summer.
A. j. Otero and wife of Albuquerque, NJ
M. Mrs. w. B. Mallette and mother of
Chicago, ILL.,, and Mrs. Curt W. Miller of
Tempe, Ariz., are late arrivals at the At
lalta.
twenty-five Hotel Arcadia guests made
a trip to Mount Lowe today. Those in the
party were: Mr.. and Mrs Brown and Miss
Hilda Brown, L. Backman and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Goldsten and daughter, Madame
"A. hoos, Leon RooS, MISS Ella Levy, Mrs
e. l.. Goldstein, Mrs. Ackerman, Mrs
Liebenthal, Mrs. Sol Lewis, Misses Ella
Nieuhall. Minnie Lewis, A. and P. Lewis
and Mrs. Steinberger and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiedenhammer of Gales
burg, ILL.,, who have been visiting relatives
here for the past couple of weeks, left to-
day for their home.
Mrs. Will Waller and children will leave
tomorrow morning for Pasadena, which
will be their future home, for some time,
at least.
Rev. J. H. Maynard of Michigan is the
guest of his son. r. A. Maynard
The herald., 1897-07-08
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, July I.-(Regular CORE
snondenceO The city is all agog today over
the nroposition to donate the City park to
the county for court house grounds. The
people who live in the vicinity of the park
are up in arms against the transformation
of our beautiful little park into "a jail
ward" as one expressed it. great many
citizens who have no property interests
that would be directly affected OBJECT
seriously to the proposition on the ground
that TO build a court house in the park
would ruin it as a park, no matter how
we'll the county might keep up the grounds.
Those who favor the proposition do so on
the ground that the city would still have
the park and be relieved of the expense of
taking care of it, and on the further
ground that we have in prospect new
The herald., 1897-07-08
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, July 7.-(Regular Cor
respondence) At the meeting of the board
of trustees last night ordinance No. 277.
which calls for a special election to vote
bonds for the construction of sewers was
unanimously passed. 1t provides for the
issuance of forty bonds of $1,000 EACH with
the interest and one-fortieth of the prln-
cipal payable each year. All the bonds
shall be dated September l, 1897, and bear
interest at the rate of per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annually on March lst
and September 1st of each year, principal
and interest payable in gold coin or lawful
money Of the United States at the office
of the treasurer of the town of Santa
Monica.
The street superintendent was instructed
to see that Nevada avenue was sprinkled
as far out as Seventeenth street, as per
agreement with the county
Mrs. James Bettner arrived from River
side today and is guest at the Casino.
Mrs. G. R. Smith of Los Angeles is visit
ing her son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. j,
W. King. of 107 Sixth street.