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HAA ANAN AhANNAANNANNH
Nov. 2I.-The colonial Of
Londor last evening. received a cable
fee, late from Lagos, west coast of Az
message Hing that a rumor is current
RIGA, sta |he natives there of a collision
among 400 British and French troops.
between brt. it Is believed, win prove TO
The repd He'd on "a conflict between the
be tounE and some natives.
French THE accuracy of the statement
While led. the London papers point
is douh tmmiuent danger resulting from
out the dimity of the two forces i'm the
the pro- a territory. A conflict be-
contest he French and British forces
tween anticipated for some time
has heE}oth countries have been hur-
past. pops into the disputed territory.
rving ta1ble is of about 30 years stand
The trot 1870 France and Great Britain
ing. In negotiations for the settlement
opened respective frontiers i'm west
of thei but the outbreak of the Fran
Africa, Islam war interrupted the nego-
co-Prud Since then there have beer
tiatiouf agreements" but constant
seyeral
frictirnN is dispatch says that Nj. Lebon
A Pat nlster of the colonies, has re.
the mi mo information of the reported
ceived between British and French
c~ollisiot and d|iscredits the report.
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London, NOV. 27.-The British steam
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Oct. Il for Antwerp and Havre, collided
with the Austrian steamer Jokai off
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was so badly damaged that she sank
shortly afterwards. Four of her crew
were drowned and 10 others were res
cued by a pilot cutter. The Baron Ard
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AN Tie News That's Fit to Print"
The herald., 1897-02-10
DR.. TnOMsoN'S RESIGNATION
The Eloquent Pastor Of Unity Church Has
nade His Decision

In regard to the announcement which
DR.. Thomson of the Unity church made
last Sunday to his congregation, tender
ing his resignation, the reverend gen.
tleman said yesterday:
1T is only due to the fact that came
here first intending to remain in Califor-
mia but one year. 1 took the pastorate
of the Unity church temporarily only
but at the end of my first years pas
torate the church edifice burned and as
l could not we'll leave the congregation
without an edifice, 1 remained with
them This is the third time I have
presented my resignation, and this is
final. The church is out of debt, an i
has the largest congregation Of any of
it's kind on the coast. Our relations have
always been most pleasant and it is
only on account of my original intention
to return east that I shall leave them
1t will yet be six months before my year
Is up, but this much notice is given as
the headquarters of our denomination
are in the far east, and it will take time
to secure my successor"
The matter will not be acted upon
until the next regular meeting of the
executive board of the church, which oc-
ours on the 1St DrOX
The herald., 1897-02-10
Women Workers In America

They are solving the problem of wo-
mans economic dependence in America,
which. after all, is the cross of woman's
emancipation, in a way which makes
the men-workers bestir themselves as
they have never done before. Nothing
can illustrate this better than the fol-
lowing figures. which have reference
to the number of women in the states
in each profession in 1890, the figures in
parenthesis being the correspondine
figures for 1870. In 1890 there were 44S5
female doctors (527); 337 female dentists
(2); 24O female lawyers (5); 1885 female
preachers CD; 1870 female engineers and
land surveyors (none); 25 female archi-
tects %; 11,000 lady painters and sculpt-
ors (412); 5000 female authors G59); SSS
female Journalists (35); S4,51S female mu-
sicians (5795); 3949 actresses (692); 634
female theatrical managers 1O0); 21, 1856
shorthand writer's %; 64,O4S clerks, ces-
retaries, etc. (S016); Pitt female book
keepers (none). Last year 1906 women
visited the universities, of whom "a left
them as fully trained doctors, and about
dozen respectively as lawyers, preach
ers, and journalists. Of the above 1905
women students, 1872 per cent have
married. American women, however.
do not, as rule, marry till they have
completed their twentieth year. and of
these 1905 as many as 8S7 were still under
twenty years. Women who have fire.
quented universities, at least in Amer
lea, marry much later than Others
Humanitarian.
The herald., 1897-02-10
RIVERSIDE
Water Company Stockholders Meet to Sug
gest Proper Rates

Water Company stockholders Meet to SuH-
sest Proper Rates
RIVERSIDE, Feb. 9.-The adjourned
meeting of the stockholders of the Riv-
erside Water company was held this
morning in the Y. M. G. A. hall. The
report of the committee appointed at the
last meeting was read. The report ia
vored Is cents for irrigation water and
a raise of 20 per cent on domestic water
Mr.. Lowe proposed a rate of SO per acre
per year and 10 cents per inch except
during the months Of November, De-
cember, January February and March,
when the water shall be free, and $40 per
acre per year on lands getting water
from the canals by pressure pipes, as
substitute of the report. Mr.. Pulls also
proposed the following substitute: That
lands be taxed 50 an acre per year and
water delivered at tho rate of 10 cents
an inch the year round. The chairman
put the first substitute to vote and it
was found that the ayes had it. This
mode Of voting causing good deal of
comment the chairman had the voting
done by stock The shares stood, 5896
shares for and 1909 shares against. Mr..
loves substitute will be brought be-
fore the trustees, as the rate recommend
ed by the stockholders of the Riverside
Water company The stockholders who
oppose the above rate will probably
bring minority report before the trus-
tees. 1avoring reduction Of the pro-
posed rate.
The Ravens bill. recently introduced
in the legislature, providing for the col
The herald., 1897-02-10
SANTA MONICA
Veteran SuiIivan's Desth-A Tightly Tame
Scrap-PersonaIs

veteran SuiItvan's Desth-A Tightly Tame
Scrap-Perso onaIs
SANTA MONICA, Feb 9-An inquest
was held this morning at Aliens under
! taking rooms by Coroner Campbell on
I the body of the soldier, John Sullivan,
! found last night. The verdict was that
death resulted from falling over the
bluff, but whether accidental or a case
of suicide the jury was unable to deter
mine. The remains were taken to the
soldiers home for interment
The ladies' of the Congregational
church are preparing for an evening
with Jean Ingelow, which will occur
later this week. Mrs. Vermille has the
| matter In charge.
RI. and Mrs. Lanterman (nee Miss
Emma Folsom of La Canyada) are the
| happy parents of a fine boy baby, and
congratula tions to Grandpa Folsom are
| in order here.
Today a small rifle in the hands of
! playmate was discharged and the bullet
passed through young Master Dorm
/ fields thigh. The gritty lad tried to
conceal the matter, but was forced by
pain to tell of it, and DR.. Hamilton was
called in. 1t will be some time before
the lad is ready for play again.
| Miss Mary Jamison left on Saturday
\ LOT Dan AHtOItlO, IeAdS, WHeTe TuilOT
says she will be married today to Mr..
Allen Bell of Laredo, Texas.
The Christian Endeavor society will
give a free social in the Presbyterian
chapel on Thursday evening. A pleas
ant program will be given.
The prize fight held Sunday night in
! the canyon between two sailors of the
! Minneola, is reported to have been rath-
er tame affair case where one was
afraid and the other dassen't Four or
| five tame rounds satisfied them and they
quit, but the sports were not altogether
disappointed, for couple of bystanders,
one from the Emerald isle and the other
"a brawney Scotchman, argued the mer-
its of the fight in most interesting and
| fun-producing way, and finally gave a
scrap that distanced the scheduled one
by long odds.
The herald., 1897-02-10
REDLANDS
Endeavorers Hold . Library Social-0eneral
News Notes

REDLANDS, Feb. 9.-The Christian
Endeavorers of the Congregational
church held library social at the resi-
dence of DR.. King, on Fern avenue, last
night. The disagreeable weather pre-
vented large attendance, but all who
were there enjoyed the novelty Of the
program. Miss Mcintosh, with an as
sistant, were librarians. The other
young ladies of the company were trans
formed into books, which were issued,
one at time, to any young gentleman
fortunate enough to have library card.
The books were allowed to be out five
minutes at time, and were issued free
for the first period and afterwards for
the nominal sum Of cents.
Some of the town boys have for some
time been in the bad habit of spending
their Sunday afternoons about the high
school premises and defacing the steps
and sills with pencil marks and making
it generally disagreeable for any one
happening to come that way.
John Brooks, 16-year-old boy, was
brought before Judge Baker. He plead
guilty and was fined S.. Others are
being looked after, and it is hoped that
the guilty ones will learn a much needed
lesson.
Redlands F. and A. M. last night con-
ferred the first degree upon E. c. War
rem.
The district attorney this morning gave
his decision that the petition for a new
school district in the Barton tract was
without sufficient legal grounds, as the
building rented by the Mission district
in said tract for school purposes was
practically school house.
A man giving his name as Charles
Miller yesterday morning tried to sell ].
H. Mclean some billiard balls. The
same man has lately repaired the bill
Hard tables for Mclean. Soon after it
was learned that some billiard balls
were missing from Hotel Stewart, San
Bernardino, and that a man had been
arrested as the thief in Cotton. AS Miller
went directly from this city to Cotton, it
is supposed he is the man arrested.
The high school entertainment last
week netted the class of '98 $780, which
will go toward swelling the high school
art fund.
Miss Springer, who has been visiting
with Lewis 8. Avery's family for sew
eral days, left yesterday for Los Ange-
les.
Bear Valley Post No. 1852, G. A. R.,
held an important meeting tonight
Born, in Redlands February 9Th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells, son.
The Junior Order holds open council
next Friday evening, Lincoln's birth
udy. HeV. d. II. WilidilS anu D. w.
Amos will make addresses. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. Jas. S. Black, formerly resident
of Redlands, is here visiting at the
home of Mrs H. L. Sloan on Orange
street.
The Misses Rohrer are in the city to-
day visiting with their uncle, c. G.
Rohrer.
Howard Nichols, postal telegraph
messenger, is out in a brand new uni
form.
Mrs. LEROY started for New York
this morning by the Santa Fe.
DR.. Edwards and wife left for Los An
geles today.
At this writing the jury in the case
Of F. Berdigo, charged with obtaining
$515 from Major PRESCOTT under false
pretenses, has been out twenty-five min
uteS and Is still undecided.
The herald., 1897-02-10
ca in their church parlor today at 2:30

| tea in their church parlor today at 2:30
pm.
The couple from San Francisco who
obtained license to wed yesterday had
their nuptial blessing pronounced by
Judge Ballard. This is the judges first
effort at comforting such blessings and
| witnesses say he performed the feat in
a graceful as we'll as solemn style.
Gilbert Landel and Penelope Beard Of
Buena Park, yesterday, and Cordie G..
Rodger of Ell Toro and Dora r. thinner
man Of Santa Ana, today, were licensed
| to wed.
VIM. White of the firm of White Bros.
of Santa Ana. who went east last July,
| is home again. He was taken with the
grip while passing through Kansas and
has been confined since reaching home
several days. He is now sufficiently con-
velescent to enjoy a stroll on the sunny
| side of the streets.
Fay Harland, who has been in the en-
ploy of the Indio hotel, is home to recu-
perate, having been for some time on the
| down grade.
The case against Martin Jordan,
charged with stealing a set of dishes
from Martins grocery store In this city,
was today dismissed by Judge Freeman
for lack Of evidence sustaining the
charge
| Mr.. w. Eccles, son of Robert Eccles,
| formerly of the Eccles Park Packing
company, in this county,now of Victoria,
B. c., is in our city for short stay. He
| comes from Randsburg where he has
some mining interests to which he will
return soon.
| Messrs. Van Allen and Short returned
from the Santiago hills, to which they
went some time since prospecting and
, working some on an old claim.
Agents for Bryan's First Battle are
already numerous. three having mater
ialized in Santa Ana and others daily
expected.
The Santa Fe is preparing to do some
asphalt work on the approaches to their
depot.
The work of preparation for paving the
street in front Of the court house block
began yesterday.
French Miller, on last Tuesday, at the
monthly shoot of company L. carried
off the first-class medal. French says
he will hold it against all competitors.
Three successive successes make the
medal permanent property.
Tickets are out for a dance in Spur
geons hall on the evening Of the 10th in
stant under the management of B. w.
Ward and L. S. McGirk.
Mr.. L. H. Harper of Ell Modino was a
visitor to the city today. He reports his
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Glines OF
Ocean View, on the 1st instant, a daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stuart. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Martin Of Ocean View were
in our city today transacting business.
Guy McCombs, son Of w. A. McCombs
is very i'll with the grip.
Mrs. L. M. Devone left today for Ba-
kersfield to be absent a few days.
o. N. Whitney of Syracuse, N. Y, is
visiting his brother, Trustee Whitney,
and other relatives in this city.
j. w. Raugh, dentist, has lately made
his home in our city, opening a dental
parlor in the French opera block.
M. Ordoque of Los Angeles entertain
ed a number of friends at the Brunswick
yesterday.
There will be Valentine social held
by the G. A. r. in their hall on the even
ing of the 18th instant. Ten cents will
admit all to 25-cent supper.
The herald., 1897-02-10
RIVERA

RIVERA, Feb 81 Hanna has been
for several months experimenting with
a device for an automatic alarm at rail-
road crossings. A few days ago he in
vited a number of gentlemen to "see
the thing work" A preliminary inspec-
ton revealed a large gong on the cross
ing post, connected by a stout wire. run
ming several hundred feet along the
track to very ingenious trigger
which, springing every time a whee
passes over it, rings the bell" In a
few moments the 2:20 o'clock train came
along, and the gong rang out an alarm
that caused the engineer TO look out in
astonishment. The scheme seems tc
work perfectly.
The firm of Steinar E. Chapman has
been dissolved, Mr.. Chapman retiring
The senior member has associated his
nephew Jake with him. and is putting
in q large stock OF goods.
Garrison q Son are improving Mr.
Cowans cottage on Bermudez street and
it looks like a new building.
Union temperance services next Sun
day evening at the Baptist church. A
very entertaining program has been pre-
pared.
The herald., 1897-02-10
ORANGE COUNTY
Santa Ana Trustees Meet-A Franchise
Wanted


Wanted
SANTA ANA, Feb. 9.-The city trus-
tees met last evening. The committee
on streets and sidewalks reported fa-
vorably on the proposition to widen the
sidewalks which means the widening of
the tree limit to ten feet on each side of
fifty-foot streets but not the widening of
the cement walk beyond the present
limit of six feet. The report was adopted.
The application for street railway
franchise from the Southern Pacific rail-
way on Fourth street to Main street, also
from West street to the Richelieu hotel,
was lengthily discussed by Messrs
Keech, Judge Towner, Spurgeon, Avas.
Gilmacher and others. The trouble now
existing is the failure of several property
holders on the western extension to
again assume the responsibility of paw
ing and repairing the portion of streets to
| be occupied by the car track and the
street railway company refusing to ask
for franchise unless such concession
| be made. Action was postponed until
March 1st, the board agreeing at that
time to grant franchise for the eastern
| exte sion and the company promising to
IL.
The disadvantage at present is that one
! of the main hotels is two blocks west of
| the present terminus.
| The petition of property owners ac-
companied by a remonstrance against
widening said street was laid on the
table.
Jimmie James was grained permis-
sion to erect corrugated iron building in
the rear Of the brick on the corner Of
West and Fourth streets and front on
West street with iron instead of brick as
first required.
Mr.. Smith, undertaken was granted
permission to plant private telephone
poles on French street.
A request to construct private irriga-
tion ditch from Santa Clara avenue to
Seventeenth street south on West street,
was granted.
The president of the board was author
lied to offer to Orange county the sum
of S2500 for the old jail building to be
used as city prison.
At the suggestion of Marshal Curtice
City Clerk Teaford was authorized to
correspond with electric apparatus con-
tractors as to the method and expense
of city electric fire alarm outfit.
The management of the Hotel Bruins
wick changed hands yesterday, Captain
A. J. Wood and Clarence Parker retiring
and H. Solomon coming in. Mr. Solomon
says he will hereafter run his hotel on
the American European plan. Harvey
Adams retains the position of clerk and
Charley Crabtree will be the runner
female commercial traveller visited
local harness makers here last Saturday
and proved to be success. The lady Is
Mrs. L. M. Howe of San Francisco.
Tne Unitarian ladies held an Afternoon
The herald., 1897-02-10
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS S
ReiIands Endeavorers hold pleasant
Social.
Pomona trustees shut the doors to fix
the water rates.
A small San Bernardno baseballist bat
ted; city campaign plans.
Proceedings OF Santa Ana trustees:
Bryan book agents numerous.
Two San Diego prospectors decoyed to
their death by Nevada halfbreed.
Riverside water company stockholders
suggest what they deem proper rates for
water.
A Santa Monica jury fails to decide
whether Veteran Sullivan met his death
by accident or suicide.
Owners and lessee of the Hotel Carle-
ton atlPasadena get into the courts; tele-
phone propositions galore.
The herald., 1897-02-10

hall. February 10 is the date of the
knights of Pythias ball and on Wash
ington's birthday, the 22d inst company
D, N. G. c., gives a dance, followed by
a calico dance and card party on the 25th
inst, given by the ladies of the Rebekah
James Blyth and wife are visiting in
Orange county this week
Mrs. Carrie Sweet-Leonard and hus-
band of Oakland are the guests of Mrs.
Leonards parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Sweet, In this city. Mrs. Leonard ex-
poets to remain a month in Pomona
The herald., 1897-02-10
SAN DIEGO
Two Bsynciimate Prospectors Deeoyed to
Their Death

SAN DIEGO, Feb. "a letter re-
ceived here today by Charles Keissig
states that Mum Davis, well known
San Diego citizen, and a young man
named Stearnes of National City, were
probably murdered about January 25th
near Renville, Nevada. by half breed.
The letter says the Indian, who had
stolen a horse and a rifle in White Hills,
Arizona, arrived at the cabin of the two
men at sundown on the oath Of January,
and was given accommodations. He,
we'll knowing of choice claims near by,
offered to show them, and next morning
the three started for the mines, which
was last seen of the white men. he
Indian, however, made his way north
into Nevada. The letter was from
superintendent Barnes of the Howland
mines, who has party now searching
for the missing miners. Davis AMI
Stearnes left here October LIST, expecting
to return by the 1st of February.
The herald., 1897-02-10

lection of 10 cents tax on 800 valuation
in addition to the tax allowed by law,
for the purpose of scale destruction in
cities having not less than 1000 acres of
orchards, was endorsed yesterday by the
orange growers meeting.
The board of trustees met this after
noon at o'clock and the regular routine
business was attended to. The fixiE &
of the water rates will be next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. This meeting &
promises to be very exciting.
The herald., 1897-02-10
You Can't See California

Unless you try the kite-shaped track.
Tickets permit stop-overs at any point
on the track. Observation buffet leaves
at am, returning at 6:05, making the
complete circuit, stopping at Redlands
and Riverside for sightseeing. Round
trip $40.
The herald., 1897-02-10
Tides and Ec.ipses

At the Y. M. C. A. parlors last even
ing Prof. Melville Dozier of the Normal
school presented the subject of Tides
and Eclipses in most interesting and
instructive way. He showed himself a
master of the subject by presenting it
in way to be easily comprehended by
all who heard it. The lecture was in the
science series, which is being given Dy
the educational department of the asso-
ciation
The herald., 1897-02-10

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom, 234 South Spring street.
The herald., 1897-02-10

To csrs Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TublAts.
All druggists refund the money IL IL
fails to cure 25c
The herald., 1897-02-10
SAN BERNARDINO

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Eason entertained a
cards last evening.
The herald., 1897-02-10
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chairs, china glassware, gas range, kitchdA
furniture, etc.
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