The herald., 1897-10-15
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 14.-(Regular
Correspondence 1t was near midnight OF
Wednesday that an Italian named Angelo
| Falicina was discovered west of the Santa
| Fe shops lying on the ground with bullet
in his head. He was taken to the county
hospital, but the attending physician could
give no hopes of his recovery, and he was
expected to die at any moment AS near
as can be lea@ed the shooting was done
by companion of the wounded man.
named Frank l. Face, both of whom had
been picking grapes for Charles Secundi
and were sitting at a table drinking wine
during the evening, and finally got to quar-
reling. Segundi went to bed and the grape
pickers started for home Segundi awoke
in the night, and hearing groans went out
and found the wounded man lying on the
ground at his gate. The bullet struck the
left side Of the nose just under the eve. and
It's location could not be discovered but
it was supposed to be in the brain. The
accounts of Segundi are so conflicting that
not much confidence is placed in them.
The Baptist gathering of delegates from
the whole upper and lower Santa Ana val
ley is success in numbers and interest.
The church is crowded in spite of the rain
as water has no terrors for a Baptist
and the musical programs offered are ex-
ceptionally good. The meetings continue
Thursday and Friday.
The City Tennis club and the High School
Tennis club have combined their forces and
organized the San Bernardino Tennis club
of which the following Is the first list of
officers: S. D. Briggs, president: Percy
Hight vice PRESIDENT Miss Beulah Ken
dali secretary: Frank Boren treasurer:
Z. A. Whtmore, manager. The club starts
in with thirty members and expects to
make it forty. The dues are % cents n
month.
After an invalidism of months duration,
Mrs. s. NJ Scott died at her residence
Wednesday morning, and the funeral was
held at the Baptist church at D. m. to-
day. The deceased was 81 wears of ape
born at Malone. n. Y, resided for many
years at Newton. Iowa, and came to San
Bernardino thirteen years ago. taking IN
her home with her daughter. Mrs Nora
Barnett. She leaves another daurhter bara
Mrs. +. H. Magoffin, and a SON at New.
ton Iowa. The remains were taken to
Newton for interment
The poor shooting by Comn.nv Il ,a
the evident tampering with the ammuni-
tion by rival company, Companv r, of
Redlands. with which there have heen man.
close contests for supremacy. has caused
an fnves tigation to be started. and If srf-
hclent grounds are found the late shoot
will be declared off and a new one ordered
with ammunition not put up at RedIands
A decision was handed in by Judra Octor
in the case of People VS.. San Bernardino
Building and Loan association. in which
the receiver is ordered to proceed at once
to foreclose on all outstanding MORTGAGES
and make distribution of the funds. dis
regarding the classification of the stock.
This will wind up the affairs of the insti.
tuition.
William c. Foster and Sarah A. Dexter
of this city were married Wednesday morn
ing by Rev. E. o. McIntier. taking the
noon train on their wedding trip to Los
Angeles and other points
The First Church of Christ (So;ar+;s,,
of San Bernardino. Cal, completed IFS in
corporation Wednesday by the adoption
of bylaws and the election of the follow
ing officers: S. A. Pease president. Mrs
Ella M. Palmer. clerk; Mrs. Rosa Reed,
treasurer; Kendall Holt. first reader Mrs.
c. H. Tyler. second reader. The society is
in very f1ourishing condition. and the at
tendance at its Sunday and Friday even
ing services is rapidly on the increase