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RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE. May s-(Specicl Ceres
ponGence) Captain John Morongo of the
indian police. Banning, is ma,,ing Wig
orcus and searching investigation into the
matter of where The Indians in this county
get liqUcr. one Indian Killed another near
Arlington a few weeks ago in drunken
row, and such rows. though not always re-
Sulting fatally. are not infrequent. The
officers are pretty sure that it is frcm one
Of their oWn number the Indians gst their
booze. directly; but they want to know
the primary source of supply and are now
following q very warm tran.
Since the adoption of the resolution by
the Riverside Fruit exchange to practi-
caly withdraw from the Southern Califor-
MIA exchange. smaller precincts are being,
heard from. and it is now generally ocn-
ceded, even among the most ardent sup
pCrtors OF the exchange, that fatal disil-
tegration has set in. and that the general
organization is doomed. TO the most sue
cessful growers and business men in the
valley this is a source of much regret.
They feel that the small measure CT local
cooperation that can be reasonably be
expected will avail little or not at all in
regulating markets and keeping up prices.
that the local associations viii cut each
others throats with as little compurction
as ever the commission men slaughtered
the growers.
An efort. emara,ing from Tu.are coun-
ty. TO induce Riverside county officers to
cooperate in q suit to test the Constitu-
tionelity of that provision of the new
county government act which reduces the
pay of incumbents during their terms re-
veals the feet that we are not vet done
with this old man of the sea. The local
officers will take no part in the matter.
but there can be little doubt that wherever
a material reduction in salary has been
made there will be trouble. Legal opinion
seems to he backed by the common sense
Of ths laymen. to the effect that 1t Is no
more constitutional to reduce mans pay
while he is in office than it is to increase
it: that it is a poor rule that will not work
both ways. Moreover as one man put it,
The election of an officer at stated
salary and for a given time and his induc-
ton into office. forms a contract between
such man and the county which neither
party can arbitrarily abrogate."
There IS considerable excitement in town
today over a new version of the case oil
the disappearance of Mrs. j. II. Bradley
from her home in Arlington place on Fri
day of last week. 1t is claimed that since
then the young man. James Robinson. with
whom it was thought she had eloped, has
been working in the valley, and that he
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SOLDIERS HOME

SOLDIERS HOME. May 9.-CRegular
seftespondenceD Col. j. G.. Rowland gov
irner Of The home, has received oflicia
Tssitieatisn Of his transfer from the Pacinc
bsahch TO be governor of the Leavenworth
home. and that he will be succeeded about
July 1st by Col. A Smith, late governor
of that home.
Friday, the 7th. was pay day for work
done in the month of April for the civliiaH
employees and extra duty men of the home
Quite n snug sum of money Is put IN clrcu-
lation by these monthly payments
Joseph O'Gorman late, OF Company -
Third United States artillery. has been re.
lieved as sergeant of the funeral escort ana
firing party, and Wm. Reynolds, late OF ne
United States navy, appointed IN ms pace,
Deaths AT the home during the week were
David Donaldson. late of Company h, sec,
ond Minnesota infantry, died May 9th. aged
63. a native of Baltimore Md: George Nor
ton. late of Company ID, First Nebraska
cavalry died May 5th. aged % years. ma
tive of Ohio. He was Tor some time clerk
to Mr.. GooGale, our chief engineer. His re-
mains were removed Oh the 9th from the
home 10 Los Angeles for interment. Aaron
f. Hudson late of Company d, sixth ONO
cavalry. aged IS. native of ohio. Com
rade Hudson met his death on the lth, in
a scuffle with Andrew J.Stark. late of Com
pary l.. Missouri mounted volunteers,
Mexican war veterans, aSed ". ne was
struck and fell and died two hours after IN
a spasm. An inquest was held on his re-.
mains. and the jury returned verdict OF
death from hemorrhage of the. brain.
caused by a blow or fall. Andrew j. Stark
is supposed TO be dementad and ID to he
taken TO Los Angeles to have his case ad-
Indicated for committal TO Highland.
DR.. Hasse. the surgeon in charge of the
hospital. attributes no blame TO Stark.
Mrs. Goodale. wife of the chief engineer,
is busily engaged in drilling a corps of
young patriots to act in decorating the
graves and the celebration of Memorial
day. The members of the home are under
the greatest obligations to this patriotic
lady for the great and successful interest
she always takes in these annual events.
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Bowie Heights

Miss Alice McComas, daughter OF AS
sistant District Attorney Judge Nc
Comas, graduated at San Jose on F'ri-
day evening. carrying with her the hon.
ors in music She is the smallest anu
youngest pupil in the class.
The Corbin hall club gave q masquer-
ade carnival in the hall last evening.
They formed in costume in the Mount
Pleasant hotel parlors and proceeded
in a body to the hall. The varied cos
tunes and lights. together with tina
natural beauty Of the scenery and the
merry spirit of the occasion, present.
ed a charming picture.
The social hop given at the Mount
Pleasant hotel last evening was de-
cided success. The large parlors were
brilliantly lighted and handsomely dec
GRATED. A band of colored musicians
rendered bright, quick, inspiriting mu-
sic. as only that race can render 1t. The
friendly family sociability was the fea-
ture of the evening. Just for that night
the guests were all as one big, happy
family. Suitable refreshments wers
tactefI1ly served
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SANE. NCMICA

SANTA MONICA. MAY S.-(Regular Cor
respoudencel Society was most pleasant
ly SURPRISED here Yesterday afternoon ny
an avalanche Of white cards hearing this
inscription: Nathan Franklin smith; Del
la SWeetser: engaged
The young lady has grown I'M in Santa
Monica and is talented and popular girl.
Mr.. Smith is wei known here. he having
been principal Of cur high sctcol for u
number of years
The Paradise club met yesterday with
Miss Della SWectser and passed a delight
ful afternoon.
The school census just completed by r.
r. Harris is: Number Of white children
between ana Ii years 7iG; colored, 6, un-
der 5: White, si6. colored. .; total. 11oo.
Mr.: and MIS-. T. N. Pclhamus leave today
for Yuma. Ariz.. for ten day visit to
their parents. John Rowan viii fill MIR
Polhamus' place al the wharf during his
absence.
The local post ard ". z. c. are discuss
in@ arrangements for the rlemcrial SER
vices on the alst.
Fradorick Hindce and wife have returned
from their trip TO Preston.
The Friday Nieht club mot at the Casino
last night and enjoyed q Jolly evening.
The herald., 1897-05-10
CLEARWATER

CLEARWATER, May Sire sular Cor
rospondence) Some much needed work on
the roads of the vicinity has been done,
to the satisfaction of residents and visit
ors.
The school picnic at Long Beach was an
| Enjoyable one. on Saturday Two hay
wagon loads of pupils started from the
chool house at o'clock. a number of the
,eople of the neighborhocd went down in
heir carriages.
The dramatic club will give its popular
olay. Hickory Farm, a Fl Monte Sat
urlay evening.
The literary society is out of debt. It
has paid for its nall, and we cGnnot wish
il any more lasting gratitude than it will
receive if it now turns its ability and pluck
10 the estab.. .shment of pubic library
Alr. Riley. county superintendent of
schools. paid the school visit some days
since. He said Clearwater was not second
to any school in the county and in the
matter of music and drawing, they cnly
equal us in schools where they have spe-
cial teachers,
The herald., 1897-05-10
OCEAN PARK

OCEAN PARK. May S-(special Cores
pondenccD 4 catastrophe has befalle1
ocean Park in the burning of the Y. NJ
e.. A. auditorium on Monday morning 1t
is reported on good authority that work
VII commence at once on the rebuilding OF
he structure.
The work of development in buildine
homes for permanent and summer guests
continues with unabated energy
Work I"ill be begun on street shortly
winch Will run parallel with the ocean. 200
feet, distant. for about a mile 1t will have
a plank walk and will make splendid
street for home purposes.
ocean fark needs few fire plugs for use
in case of fire, and the citizens saw they
intend to get them.
w. S. Fawter has a carload of brick on
lne ground for his new hor,e on Abbey
l.. Is. Osburn. manager of the Kinney
ityan tract, is kept busy these days at
len"lnG to the wants of those y no are
tions. ~ ~ "a
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san BERhHRDlhO COUNTY

incoming to Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Mrs. r. II. Roberts, whose husband is
the Santa Fe agent at Capistrano, is vis-
itng Cotton friends.
Mrs. n. II. Burial, who has been spend
ing several winters here, leaves Monday
for her home in Milwaukee.
Recently the Presbyterians appointed
Rev. w. G. White as pastor of their church
and few days since he returned from his
old home in North Carolina. Last even
ing he was given fine reception by his
congregation and representatives of all
the other churches. He is said to be a very
brilliant speaker.
Major NJ. A. Murphy of Cotton and a
member of the Pioneer Mill and Lumber
company of Los Angeles, was visitor to
the City of Angels yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Goddard of this city
attended the Hewitt wedding this week
in Riverside.
w. H. Porter of Wisconsin bought a
17-acre orange grove on the terrace yes
tercay.
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COTTON

COTTON, May S.-Regular Correspond
once) The Chronicle will issue. its SOU
vcnir edition next Saturday. In addition to
viii contain fifty half tone illustrations.
The high school class of 9S gave recep-
ton in honor of their schoolmate. Miss
Chicago.
s. B. Fox. who recently sold his $40
600 orange grove on the Cotton terrace and
went to his old home in Pennsylvania, has
Just purchased two orange groves, one for
$500 and the other $4,000, in Cotton.
Miss Hattie Ina Sweet and Christopher
city by the Rev. W. G.. White of the Pres
bytcrian church. They have gone honey
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ANAHEIM

ANAHEIM, May S.-(Regular Correspon-
dcnce) Two carloads of pipe for the water
mains that will be used In the new improve
ments of tho city water system arrived
yesterday and are being distributed along
the streets where they will be needed.
There are few other articles needed before
work can begin, but these are expected
right away and work will probably COM
mcnce next week.
The beet growers in the nesghborhood
of Benedict station are petitioning the
Chino company to furnish a weighmaster
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reports that It costs a great deal more to
live in Mexico than in Southern California.
Shipments from Fullerton this week were
as follows. Oranges. nine carloads: cab
bages. three carloads; wool, two carloads
grain. two carloads; total number of car
loads. sixteen.
The Farmers Union has shipped sixteen
carloads of cabbages this season and has
four more carloads to send out within the
next two weeks.
The farmers and fruit growers in this
section are beginning to irrigate their lands
and are now using several hundred inches
OF water daily.
Arrangements are being made to cele-
oi ate the Fourth here on Saturday. July 3.
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AVALON

AVALON. May S.-Rgular Correspond
oncel During the last week there has
hsou q larrc number Of arrivals. Many
Of the visitors have come to stay fer a
brought over nearly fifty passengers.
among whom wero MT. Z. c. lrw n pres
idont Of the Tire association Of Philadel-
phia. ACCOMPANIED by G. j. Irwin ard w.
t. Cunningham and 7. NJ Beck Of Chicago,
all prominent Insurance men.
Mr.. $. j. Petersen Of AIcGrecor. who,
with Mrs. Peterson. is registered at the
Metropolis, caught his first yellowtail yes
tcrduy, under the guidance Of Jim Card
ucr, He was a fine fellow, woishing p
pCgu0e.
A party composed OF the Misses O'Dou-
ucll Of I os Angeles and pernice JoceYn
Of Chicago. chaperoned by Mrs. Buell. and
i. Huu1worh of Columbus. O.. and G.
j. BahloW Of San Francisco had a success
lui FISHING trip on the FleetWing yesterday,
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bank. left for Randsburg. where the for
r,,er seniieman has some mining claims.
Mrs Dickinson. who has been visiting
Mrs. i. J. Carnes. returned Yesterday 10
her home in the Black Hills:
Mrs. Wetherby of Los Angeles is visit
ing Mrs. ]. Y. Banning.
school Superintendent j.. A.. Foshay OF
Los Angeles was in Monrovia this evening,
as was also his assistant. c. l.. Ennis.
Mrs j. r. Winters has gone to Ocean
side to visit her mother. who is i'll.
A. S. Rankin and wife of Topeka, Ken,
are visiting the gentlemsn's mother, Mrs.
Mary Rankin. Mr.. Rankin is connected
with the Santa Fe.
John p. Dunn. register of the land office
at San Francisco, visited his Duarte or
ange ranch this week.
Mrs. Long has commenced the erection
of handsome cottage On her orange ranch
in Duarte.
The herald., 1897-05-10
NONROVIA

N0NRCVTA. May S.-Regular Cores
pouacGoc.l Young people to he number Of
about Ifty bed a most enjoyable picnic
in a Nvo oal grove ON the Baldwin ranch
This afternoon.
This evening Inspector c. /. Ennis Of
ihif Nes0ni" jurisdiction had his crack
teon from Los Angeles visit Monrova
lodge and give The perfected work in the
Third degree. At the close of the work IL
BANQUET WINS given.
Fridar tle stmi-annual meeting &C the
Los Angeles Home aui Foreign Mission
association was held I'm the Baptist church
here. The church was beautifully deco
rated With flowers and cvcrgreeus ana he
delegates, about fifty I'm number. were
given a royal reception by the ladies Of the
church.
Friday Tax Collector Eferwin ana J. H.
Bartle, president OF The First National
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POMONA

POMONA, May S.--(Reeu,ar Correspond
ence) IL is now said that the crop Of
prunes IN this imms d,2,e valley win be
practically none.
Strawberries arc becoming so plentiful
hereahouts that the price ranges from
cents 0 ca cents per boz.
4 game of baseball ON Monday afternoon
between the Southern California urtvers It's
and Pomona college teams is announced
TO come Off a Claremont.
The oratorical contest between repre-
sentatiVes Of Occidental college. Southern
California university and Pomona college
will occur at Pomona college or Monday
night.
City Engineer w. n. Saunders will leave
tomor for the source of power in San
Gabriel canyon or the Crystal Lake Irriga-
tion and Power company.
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

of much attention, but beyond the name
there was nothing to indicate that II was
anything more than an ordinary Wagner
private car. To some the "reminiscences
coupled with the name "ldler" were pleas
ant, and they found much to admire about
its construction-thus proving that after
all there is something in name.
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dQTFIEF5N1 20 2lS2$FEeiAiEs

Nessrs. Chapman & Higuera of the Hope
market have built a slaughter house at
the halfway house. and Will hereafter
kill all of their own cattle.
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by leaning upon themselves than by de-
pending on congrt IS for their rights and
opportunities.
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In a recent address Booker T. Wash
ington, the brainiest cQlored man in the
south, said his people had more to gain
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INDEX TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWS

Fullerton walnut expect full
Anahems system
market with early dewberrieA
An Escondido well digger meets sudden death
Park rapidly developing into a little city
Republicans will vote for posoice candidate
Bryans campaign Idler visit to San Diego
visitors looking accommodations at Avalons
Redondo begins the by opening the plunge BATH
Monica school shows satisfactory growth
Missionary society heartily weom by Monrovia ladies'
changing ands rather numerouslys
Rockers building the strength of boulevard promise
100 carloads of fruit dispose
unanimously school
Barbra city marshal will the slot machines
the fruit
Santa Ana divorce
ecenty convicted of
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ORANGE COUNTY

and the sole support of widowed mother
who resides in this city. The body had not
been recovered up 10 a lac hour tonight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11
WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
Lung Trouble and Consump-
ton Can be Cured.
An Eminent New York Chemist and
Scientist Makes a Free Offer
to Our Readers.

distinguished chemist. T. a. S!ocum Of
New York city, demonstrating his discov-
cry Of a rehable cure for Consumption Pul-
monary Tubercuiosis) bronchial lung and
chest troubles stubborn coughs. catarral
affections general decline and weakness.
loss OF fresh. and ali conditions Of wasting
away. viii send Three Free Bottles (aii off
ferenD of mis- New Discoveries to any
aniicted reader of this paper writing for
them.
His New Scientific Treatment has cured
thousands permanently by its timely use
and he considers it simple professional
duty to suffering humanity 10 donate trial
Of his iufallibIe cure.
Science daily develops new wonders and
this great chemist, patiently experimenting
for years has produced results as beneficial
to humanity as can be claimed BY any mod
ern genius. His assertion that lung trouD-
les and consumption are durable IN any ell
mate s proven ~ -hcartfeitletters Of graf
itude. filed in his Ame rican ana European
laboratories IN thousands from those cured
in ali parts OF the world
The dread Consumption. uninterrupted.
means speedy and certain death.
Simply write to + \ SlOcum, NJ G.. s. Pine
street. New York. giving postofice and ex-
press a 1dress. and the free medicine VIII be
promptly sent direct from his laboratory
Sufferers should take instant advantage
Of his generous proposition
Please tell the Doctor that you say this in
the Grant County Herald. Lancaster WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11

New York. Nov. 4-The democrats have
carried every county and borough Of Great
er New York and Robert A Van Xyck
has been elected mayor for a term Of four
years by plurality Of SOFA votes The
democratic county and borough tickets
have been elected by large pluralities and
the democrats will control the municipal
assembly by a majority Of four-fifths on
joint ballot. Alton Il. Parker, the demo-
cratic candidate for chief judge of the court
Of appeals. has carried the state by plural
ity Of at least G0.000 over Wallace (rep1
New York. Nov. 4.-In the Third con-
gressional district where a vacancy was &C.
casioned by the resignation Of Representa-
tive Wilson (rep) to become postmaster of
Brooklyn Edmund H. Dryggs (dem) has
been elected over w. A. Predergast (rep.D
and Horatio c. King Cnd. dem).
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11
$50 ChdnCellorSvllle.E

.G3y y II TRrPPJ
C Ia leafy shades of forest deep. IL
Where sunlight scarcely fell:
Nature repcsed iu peaceful Sleep
Ger hill aud forest dell
a holy hush had settled round
Above the sun was gay.
And not one harsh diScOrdant sound
g. Marred May most perfect DAY.
But while this holy peaceful huah
Rests on the forest deep.
Out Of the stiffness with "A rush
r. Lee lines OF battle sweep. -
Around our hank the host of Lee
Have marched with nojseieSs step
Like steel capped htilows of the sea
ON Howards line they sweep
Now hot and stiniing Is the breeze.
White death clouds roli ana SWEET
The quiet scene beneath the trees ~ 4
Is chaugcd to one 1T hell.
WHO can forget that third " May
EraUHht with spCh Gre results
The hl0odlg ground where comrades lay
With slowly beating pulse ara
We DO remember and when May 49,
Ncr wealth 81 bloom sbaL spread.
NeHl scatter flowers where comrades las
80 Love token for our dead
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11
An AssAssiN's MARK.
a Desperate Attempt 10 KIN pres

Desperate Attempt 10 KIN Pr>s1-
dent 3EOraes. Of EEazIf.
I.io Jaueiro. y os- 6.-An attempt was
made on Friday 20 assassinate the pres
ideat 81 Brazil. DR.. Prudente Jose de
Moraes. The presidents brother. an
army officer. was probably mortaIly
wounded while shielding the chief ex-
eertive from a soldiers dagger. Gen.
aiacna,,o nviicncourt, minister Of war.
who was Of the presidents party. was
shot and killed. The attempt to XII
the president and the killing Of the
minister Of war, II is believed. were the
acts Of monarchical sympathizers. An
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11
LOST ON LAKE ERIE.
Nineteen Men Are Drowned by the
Foundering of steamer.

Nineteen Men Are Drowned by the
Foundering of steamer.
Buffalo, n. Y. Nov. s.-The steamer
Idaho, Of the Western Transit lire New
York CentraD foundered in eight
fathoms of water at 4:3O Saturday
morning off Long point, on Lake Erie.
This point juts out into the lake from
the Canadian shore about 65 miles west
of Buffalo, and its vicinity has been the
scene OF many disasters.
Following are the names of 10 Of the
10 men who lost their lives:
Alexander GIllies, captain, Buffalo:
George Gibson. first mate, Buffalo, Will
liam Clancy. chief engineer. Buffalo; John
y. Taylor, steward. Buffalo: Nelson Skin
ner, first assistant engineer; Louis Gil
more, Waterman: Richard Mclean, wheel
man: Robert Williams. wheelman; A. j.
Richard. lookout; Henry Thomson, look
out; Conrad Banker. fireman: William
Gregory. fireman; John Healy, assistant
steward; Frederick Miffort. oiler: Edward
Smith. deck hand. Rochester. n. Y; NJ
Beel. deck hand. The names of three of
the men drowned are unknown to the
steamship company. one was a fireman.
another a deck hand and the third por-
ter.
The captain of the Inflated steamer,
Alex. Gillies, was one of the most widely
known of lake seamen. He was Al
years cid and knew the lake waters
like a book His brother. Donald Gil
lies, IS cap n of the steamer Harlem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-11-11
IOWA ELECTS SHAW.
HIS Plurality Is between 10000 and
$4,000.

Dee Moines, Ia, Nov 5.-The unofficial
totals for governor are: Shaw (rep), 224,-
300. White (dem). 1913, 567; Lloyd. populist,
$3.50 Cliggett, gold democrat, 5434 Lee
land, prohibitionist, 1862 The total vote
is l9S, in spite of the stay-at-home vote.
Shaw's plurality is 309sS, according to IN
official returns. His total vote is the largest
ever cast for a republican candidate for
governor. being 1900 higher than the high
est before.
The legislature is safely republican.
The senate has so members, of which IS are
republicans and Y populists and demo-
Gratis. The house has 100 members of whom
the republicans have elected 81 and the pop
ulsts and democrats SO. These figures
are subject to slight variations, probably
10 the advantage of the democrats, but they
are essentially safe. The republicans lost
four members in the senate and II in the
house. compared with the last legislature.
which was overwhelmingly republican.