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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
A Sermon In Brief.

The Agitator-Why were you not at
the meeting of the unemployed today?
The Worker-Too busy. Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12

The poorer and cheaper varieties o.
snuff are sometimes made from refuse
stems and leaves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
A Wide Awake.
town lots

There's a man who never sleeps "
"Ah, famous detective?"
"No, a father of triplets "-Phila
delphia North American
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
HIS SWIFT PROMOTION.

How the Northern Visitor Procured Light
on Southern Titles.
A northern visitor to Georgia was
told that the negroes were responsible
for many of the high sounding titles of
some of her citizens, and during drive
in the country the statement was soon
verified.
They had not proceeded far when
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
Hush Money"

We'll call this hush money, said
the druggist as he took quarter from
his patron and handed him the chloro-
form. -Yonkers Gazette,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
Evolution.

A little smile, pout, a kiss,
A little tear, and-well, what after thatf
Well, very often merely this
A woman shopping for a summer hat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12
5. A. d. 1878. .

8, A ID. 1878.
The tract of land on which the grave
of Mrs. Lincoln is situaed has since been
purchased and the land plotted into
town lots
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12

The roar of the lion can be hear
farther than the sound of any other liz
ing creature.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12

Here is where Judson, the able liter
airy critic, admits for the first time that
a book is too deep for him.-New York
journal
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-12

The Bicyclist With Experience shows the
Novice How to Do the Trick, and the
Latter Becomes the Twenty-six Mile
Champion, Paced and Unpaced.
The herald., 1897-06-20
AEAHEIM

ANAHEIM, June 19-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) An election has been called
for the 10th of July by the board of trus-
tees of this school district for the purpose
of determining whether bonds to the
amount of $500 shall be issued to add
three rooms to the school building in the
city and one room to the building In West
Anahem.
DR.. J. A. Champion has sold out to DR..
Bckford of Pasadena, and after sojourn-
ing few weeks on the sea coast will go
to his old home al Portsmouth. o. DR..
Bickford comes well recommended and
appears to be very nice, pleasant gentle
man.
A. II. Patterson has sold his interest in
the implement and vehicle business to his
partners and will soon return to his home
in Canada. The business will be continued
under the firm name of A. Pfahler g. Son.
A large number of the admirers of
Madame Modjeska went over to Santa Ana
last evening to be present at the opening
of the new theater.
Mrs. Max Nebelung and children have
gone to Portland to spend the summer
visiting relatives.
x. A. r. Keener has resigned his posi-
tion in the postoffice. He is contemplating
making trip to Arizona to look after his
many interests.
Adolphus Vantlandander has bought the
City restaurant of Henry Wuesterfeld.
Henry will go to Chino soon to work in
the beet factory.
/ Jack Rogers, who has been visiting rela-
tives in this city for several weeks. will
leave for San Francisco today. He will go
on to the sound and may make a trip to
| Alaska.
| The Sunday school of the Christian
church was given a picnic in Santiago
| CANYON Thursday. large nl1mbcr of DeO-
! pie attended and a fine time was reported.
| Miss Maggie Higgins expects to leave to-
day for the Yosemite to accept a position
as assistant clerk in one of the hotels
Mrs. ]. D. Law. telegraph operator at
this place, returned Thursday from ten
days stay at El Monte.
1t is rumored that Madame Modjeska will
give comedy play in this city after the
conclusion of her, eastern tour.
The herald., 1897-06-20
SANTA MONICA

| SANTA MONICA. June 19.-(Regular
Correspondence The members Of the FRI
day night club had very enjoyable dane
ing party at the home of Mrs. Annie Ban
croft last night. The young people were
served with dainty supper by Mrs. Ban
croft.
Miss s. Bowles Of the windermere has
returned from a seven weeks visit to her
old home in Maryland.
The ladies Of Fort Fisher Relief corps
will give an ice cream social at the opera
house next Thursday evening.
About forty students of the high school
and a few invited guests attended the
school picnic In the canyon today.
Miss Georgie Longley Of Los Angeles is
the guest of Miss Fanny Essinger.
Mrs. Margaret Cleveland is entertaining
Miss Bertha Truax and Miss Muse Bel
lows Of Long Beach. They will remain
until after the jubilee celebration on Tues
day.
Hotel Arcadia guests include: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Steinberger and four children
and maid of San Francisco, Mrs. T.
Leighton and child, G. E. Bittinger of
Riverside. Thomas H. Webster, Mrs. Min
ME de Witz. Mr.. Kinsley. wife and child Of
Pasadena, J. E. Aull and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. B. Caswell.
Mrs. ]. w. Greene of San Francisco,
whose husband was formerly postmaster
Of Los Angeles, is a guest at the Winder-
mere.
Miss Eliza Quinn left this afternoon for
her home in Ell Monte
A charming surprise party was given
DR.. and Mrs. Dobie last Monday by several
Pasadena friends at their pleasant home
on Fifth street. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Slade. Mrs. Dillingham;, Miss
Olive Wood. Miss Platz. Mr. NORM and
Prof. Conant. DR.. Dobie was presentSd
with handsome set of solid silver spoons
as remembrance of the anniversary Of his
birth.
Mrs. George B. Dexter gave an informal
supper yesterday evening in honor Of sew
eral of the public school teachers Those
invited were: The Misses Davisson. Hunt.
Ensign. Smith, Longley and Nelson and
Mines. Webb and Carey.
General G. F. A. Last and staff were
down from Los Angeles. and escorted by
Mr. A. Mooser selected the grounds for the
coming encampment of the N G. c., which
will be between Ninth and Eleventh and
Nevada and Arizona avenues.
Judge Mahon, whose infant daughter
died here yesterday arrived today from
Bakersfield to attend the funeral services
The herald., 1897-06-20

A mad dog visited Fullerton Sunday, and
during his short stay bit eight or ten
CANNES. Two young men shot at the un-
welcome caller upon his departure for
new fields. but the mad dog made good his
escape.
Baptismal services will be conducted at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
The stockholders Of the Fruit Growers
bank have reelected the old board of
directors-W. B. Wiltshire, A. McDermont.
II. G. Wiltshire, Paul Seeger L. c. Nc
Knight, ]. r. Davis, ]. Stern, Erwin Barr,
B. G. Balcom.
Mrs. Gustav Hinrich, the famous opera
singer. will give a concert in Fullerton a
week from tonight for the benefit of the
Ladies Aid society.
Charles Flemming returned last night
from Arizona and Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. j. Smith. He has been absent a
year, and with his heavy crop of whiskers
was hardly recognized by his most inti-
mate friends.
The floral queen and her maids Of honor
will attend the A. o. U. w. ball in body
Thursday evening.
The herald., 1897-06-20
6QTT7EF{N 5F7E6iHEs

throughout June as chairman Of the church
decorating committee by the C. E. So
cisty Of the Christian church.
Today was a proud one with the high
school graduates, and groups Of them in
their graduting apparel have visited the
various photograph galleries Of the city.
Among the various c. e. delegates from
Kansas will be Miss Myrtle McCune and
Miss Sadie Andrews, who will spend some
time in Pomona, the former being sis
ter Of Mrs. J. W. Fulton. The latter will
be q guest Of Mrs. Frank johnson.
A bicycle meet was held this afternoon
at Athletic park under the auspices of the
Gentlemen's Driving club, L. A. w. rules
governing The attendance was disappoint-
ing to the management. Events and win
ners were as follows:
One mile, open, novice-Crossley first,
wilkinson second; time. 1884,
One-half mile dash-Taber first, Rowan
second; time, 1908 2-5.
One mile, open, final heat-Rowan first,
Taber second; time, 2:19.
50-yard dash-Robert Loucks first, Robert
Patrick second.
Two-mile handicap-Rowan first, Taber
second.
The event marked by the most interest
was match race between Sylvester D.
Loucks of this city and Tompkins of Los
Angeles. The race was run in mile heats
best two in three. Loucks won in two
straight heats.
The herald., 1897-06-20
AVALON

AVALON, June 19.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The six-horse coach which
now takes visitors twice day for FOUR
mile ride to the Loop will soon extend its
run as far as the spring, which is situated
nearly three miles from Avalon, at an
elevation of about 1900 feet. Here there
will be another loop formed, the road
doubling back on itself to make its final
climb of 300 feet to the summit. Messrs.
Sandacock, Farnsworth & Green expect
to have the road ready for use to this point
by the Fourth of July.
Avalon is coming to the front as the ideal
paradise of Benedict and his bride. On
Thursday, June 18th. Frederick Joel Stoors
of Sacramento was united in marriage to
Miss Elizabeth Harriet Windross of Los
Angeles. The ceremony took place at the
parsonage and the knot was tied by the
Rev. E. o. Tade Of Avalon.
One of the greatest attractions to Cata-
lima is the music by the band This year
1t is especially good. A concert is given
each evening at p. m. In the open air.
and afterwards dancing is enjoyed at the
pavilion. On Sundays two concerts are
given one In the afternoon and again in
the evening. This is an improvement on
last year, when time seemed to hang rather
heavily on Sunday evening on the hands
of the wayfarer who did not go to church.
The orchestral music. under the leader
ship of Mr.. Harry West, is especially
appreciated.
T. c. Lowe had as invited guests Messrs.
Van Bergen and Foster of San Francisco
on a hunting expedition to Eagle camp
yesterday. They were accompanied by
A. A. Carraher and enjoyed the trip i'm
mensely. bringing goat home with them.
The Sunbeam took a party Of twelve to
Seal Rocks and Long Point yesterday.
They caught five yellowtail on the trip.
DR.. butcher of Prescott, Ariz, caught
a twenty six-pound yellowtail yesterday
on rod and reel while out with Hugo, the
boatman.
T. v. Rider and H. Newby, who have been
staying at the Metropole for a week, leave
today for their home in Pasadena. They
have broken the record for continuous sue
cess in fishing with rod and reel, having
been out every day and never returning
without good catch.
Mrs. Campbell, Miss Wark and Mrs.
Swanson. guests at the Metropole, were
among the successful anglers on the wharf
yesterday.
The herald., 1897-06-20
NORWALK

NORWALK, June 19.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Dilley are
receiving congratulations on the arrival Of
son, born Thursday afternoon
The breaking of some machinery at the
skimming station at Artesia necessitated
the farmers there bringing their milk to
Norwalk this morning, and made the Star
creamery scene of more than usual
activity. Forty teams were counted at
one time waiting to deliver their milk.
The ladies of the Congregational church
are getting quite a reputation for their
Ice cream. which they serve every Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Some hopes are now entertained for the
recovery of Ivan Carpenter, the little boy
so badly injured by fall from a tree on
Tuesday.
Revival services continue at the M. T..
Church South Rev. Perry assisting now.
Mr.. Taylor of Pasadena leads the singing
The. Foresters annual picnic viii be held
at the Congregational church on Sunday
evening, Rev. G. II. DeKay preaching on
THE True Ideal of Life
The herald., 1897-06-20
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

United States at the present time, with
about 10000 carloads to spare. Mr.. Holmes,
however, said that if our methods of mar
keting could be improved on, it would
enormously increase the consumption, but
he feared that if we were going to have a
little bonanza to the orange growers, in
pound rate tariff, it would do very much to
stimulate orange planting and bring the
orange business to the, condition of the
ra.sin business.
1t was decided to unite the East Side
with the Riverside club. and the following
officers were elected: President, E. l..
kolthen; vice president, J. G. Kyle; Sec
retary, James Boyd. ~ sPl- f.-
Albores. the Corona murderer, was
found guilty in the second degree. The
jury brought In verdict Saturday morn
ing, after being out all night. He will be
sentenced Monday.
The Southern Pacific has begun condem-
nation proceedings to complete its right of
way north of First street
Articles of Incorporation have been filed
by the Hemet Milling company; the capital
stock is $25,OO0
The class of 9S entertained the class Of
,97 of the high school at Odd Fellows hall
FRIDAY evening. most enjoyable time is
reported.
Mrs. L. A. Ames entertained number of
lady friends Saturday afternoon, the party
being given in honor of her mother, Mrs
Albert jerks of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Charles H. Lowe gave most en- low
able card party on Friday afternoon.
The herald., 1897-06-20
EAGLE ROCK

EAGLE ROCK, June 19.--(Regular Cor
respondence.) The committee represent
ing the fruit growers of Eagle Rock Bur-
bank and Glendale appeared before the
finance committee of the city council again
yesterday morning and on consulting the
city attorney he decided that there could
be no repeal of the ordinance imposing a
license on the farmer for selling his pro-
duce. So if the farmer does not succeed in
selling out on the market then he must
take his fruit home or take out a ped
dler's license to dispose of it. The only
changes made by the decision of the finance
committee and city attorney are that no
peddlers shall be allowed to sell to dealers
or stores until after o'clock in the morn
ing. at which time the farmer is permitted
to leave the market and join the peddler,
provided he has his license.
The Eagle Rock Improvement Associa-
ton will give an entertainment on Tues
day evening. An original play, accompan-
led by songs composed by local talent will
be presented.
e. b. Haines, of San Pedro purchased
two acres of the Stair ranch; consideration
$1,000. He will begin the erection of cot
tage on the coming week.
The herald., 1897-06-20
ORANGE

ORANGE, June 19.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Hon. I. T. Greenacre of Chi
cago, ILL.,. is visiting, his father. I. Green
acre, of Ell Modena.
Owing to a breakage the motor faileit
to make it's special trip on Friday evening
to the Modjeska concert
e. T. Parker has moved into his nezw,i,
acquired home on Chapman street.
Fl. E. Collins Of Los Angeles was inlttowl
today
Herr Carl Walther, violnist, will Civ,
concert in Orange on Wednesday eveni
ing, the 2Sd. The public library participates.
in the proceeds. .f
During the week five car loads of oranges
have been shipped east over the Santa Fe
and one to San Francisco via Newport
This makes a total Of 345 car loads for tn,
season.
Mrs. A. B. Tiffany went to Los Angeles.
today to spend a couple of weeks witt
friends.
Harry Gregg of Los Angeles is in Orange
visiting his p:li ents.
The herald., 1897-06-20
SANTA ANA.

SANTA ANA, June 19-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Stuart Solander was today
sentenced by Judge Freeman to pay fine
OF $500 or serve 150 days in the county jail.
Solander Is one of the young men who
hired team of mules from w. II. Orrck
of Westminster, which they disposed of at
Mojave, skipping with the proceeds to
Napa, where they were arrested on a
charge Of felony embezzlement. Solander
pleaded guilty, and not being able to liqui-
date the fine went to jail.
Manuel Feliz the alleged Capistrano
murderer, will have his preliminary hear
ing before Judge Freeman on June 2Sth.
Constable Nick Bittner of Anaheim yes
terday brought over Ed. Heard, who was
sentenced by Judge Pierce of that city to
serve twenty days in the county Jail for
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
Heard. whose common appelation is
Curly" bought SIT worth of furnishing
goods from Stern Bros. of Anaheim,
promising to pay the bill when he received
a certain sum OF money which he repre-
sented was due him from a firm in San
Francisco. but he failed to keep his word
and was arrested.
County Clerk Brock today issued mar
riage license to Charles Appel, native of
Germany. aged 50, and Isyphian George a
native Of Kentucky, aged S5. Both are
residents Of Los Angeles.
The ejectment case Of Irvine VS.. Schutt
has been decided in favor of the plaintiff.
Schutt haa been a squatter on a tract of
land On the San Joaquin ranch for about
five years, and his failure to establish a
legal right to the land is severe blow to
the Settlers league, which, 1t is generally
understood. backed him In his suit.
Frank Baldwin, who vas convicted of
rape in the superior court last July and
sentenced to seven years Imprisonment.
will be brought back for new trial in a
few days. the supreme court having re-
verscd the judgment Of the lower court.
The ground of the reversal is not yet
known here
Miss Bertha Baker has returned from
Bakersfield.
Mrs. E. M. Hanna and DR.. and Mrs.
Fuller were among the Los Angeles people
who attended the opening of the opera
house last night. Mrs. Hanna and Mrs.
Fuller are daughters Of Judge J. w. Bal
lard.
Mrs. Mile Kuffell, who spent the winter
here, left for Los Angeles. After visiting
The herald., 1897-06-20
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, June 19-(Regular
Correspondence The baths at the Athletic
club are well on towards completion. The
main card rooms have beerfitted up with
new cane-bottom chairs aid the floor COW
cred with oil cloth and carpet and the win
dows curtained. Instructor Van Leuven
has several classes in operation and more
will be started as soon as the baths are
completed. The gymnasium suit has been
selected-a short-sleeved, close-fitting un-
dershirt, gray turnverein trousers and ten
mis- shoes.
H. ]. Alison, janitor of the high school,
who was discharged by the new board of
education without sufficient reason. will
make fight for the position on the grounds
of a state law that protects old soldiers in
emergencies, such as this. and provides
that they shall not be discharged from any
position in the gift of the state or state
The herald., 1897-06-20
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, June 19-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The graduating exercises of
the high school took place at the taber-
nacle on Friday evening in the presence
of very large audience. The exL.cises
were attentively listened to, the music,
particularly the brilliant work of Miss
Georgia Goodwin on the piano, being es-
pecially good. The Ribereno club, the or
chestra and the vocal quartette gave ex.
cellent selections, the encores testifying to
the appreciation of the very large audi
ence. There was but one graduate this
year, Ernest Shaul, but as the school is
young-is but two years old-it will not be
long before it will become the alma mater
of many of our bright young men and wo-
men. Prof. H. l.. Lunt will continue in
charge of the school next year and Prof.
Chaplin has also been re-engaged as prin-
cipal of the grammar and public schools.
Much interest has been manifested by the
old soldiers In the forthcoming picnic, the
idea of weeks outing at this charming
seaside retreat meeting with their hearty
approval.
free of men is at work cleaning up and
making ready the camp grounds in the
tabernacle grove, and when the day
arrives for the veterans to be here every
thing will be ready for their reception.
Mrs. L. M. John, who has been inde-
fatigable in pushing the thing along. has
received letter from w. H. Sallada of Los
Angeles, stating that he would be down
at the picnic and bring with him his pyra-
mid of war relics, containing more than
5000 mementos from the many bloody fields
A Congregational fellowship meeting
was held at the church here Tuesday.
Their were two sessions, morning and
afternoon, good attendance being pres
ent at each.
1t costs the same to light the wharf four
monthe this year that 1t did to light it
five months last year.
Mrs. S. K Lindley and fifteen or twenty
ladies Of the Thimble club of Los Angeles
picniced on the beach here today.
The ladies of the Christian church have
announced Thursday. the oath inst, as the
date and the tabernacle as the place to
hold the pageant of the Trades carnival
A taking program has been prepared, and
as the proceeds go toward liquidating their
church debt, the ladies should be honored
by a crowded house.
The pile driver was put to work on Fri
day morning driving piles for the pleasure
wharf the Terminal company is having
built at the pavilion, Terminal Island.
Mrs. S. X. Lindley of Los Angeles spent
Thursday Mt the beach.
Rev. G. w. White. president of the Uni
versity of California; Rev. e. A. Healy of
Asbury church, and Presiding Elder Green
of Los Angeles were down for an outing on
Thursday.
The herald., 1897-06-20
SAN BERhHRDINO COUNTY

officer without preferred charges and a.
hearing.
A marriage license was issued TODAY to
John II. Fabun and Libbie L. Mathis. both
of this city.
Col. l.. f. Eggers has been requested TO
oellver Fourth OF July oration at King
man, Ariz., and he will go. accompanied hv
Mrs. Eggers.
W. M. Parker was attacked by swarm
OF pees near the mouth of Lytle creek and
hlmsef and horse nearly stung to death.
He was brought back to this city and the
sHnss extracted, and he is now better,
though very i'll. His wife and children
were along, but they escaped in the brush
A large crowd attended the Percy bene-
hit concert last evening. c. Modini-Wood
ana Z. s. Cornell Of Los Angeles were in
attendance, but Mrs. Modini-Wood did not
appear, she being i'll at home.
The alumni picnic was LARGELY attended
at the springs today.
The herald., 1897-06-20
. HlQJDWNW .

The marvellous remedio-treatment that IL
used at the Hudson Medical Institute. the
great white building at the corner of Ellis.
Market and Stockton streets. San Fran
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grand remedy. Why, in thirty days you
won't know yourself. and no matter wheth-
er you have got kidney liver or bladder
trouble, whether you have had bad case
of blood poisoning and have face and .
body covered with bad pimples and blotch-
es, or whether you are run down and unable
to perform the big functions of nature-it
will be all the same to those wonderful
physicians. You ask what they will do for
you! They will cure you and make whole
man of you.
The herald., 1897-06-20
DoWNEY

DOWNEY, June 19.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) While narrowing in his or
chard on Thursday, J. A. Page raised the
harrow to clear 1t of some obstruction,
when one Of the teeth struck his kne0-
cap. splitting the bone and making very
bad wound. After receiving surgical treat
ment Mr.. Page left for the home Of his
family in Pasadena.
The tickets for admission to the annual
school commencement exercises will be on
sale Monday morning.
Nietos lodge, No. 1877, I. o. o. F., elected
the following officers on Thursday even
ing: N. G., Thomas Hutchinson; recording
secretary, H. w. Hammerton; trustee, H.
C. Roemer.
Claud and Frank Holman of Los Angeles
visited D. P. Smart and family on Sun
day.
DR.. Joseph W. Henry has been visiting p
OConor and family for couple of weeks
Miss Hattie and Mr.. Wells Mccoy of
Westminster visited NJ n. Purcell and wife
Thursday.
News has been received of the marriage
of Mr.. Oscar Blythe and Miss Una Hard
ing, which occurred at the home ef the
brides parents in Graves county, Ken
lucky. on the 2d inst. sss@.rss ''t,s-'i2 NJ