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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-20

The case to test the validity of the smoke
ordinance has been filed in Police Court by
Building Inspector Bunting. The Indian
apolis Light and Power Company is the de-
PENDANT.
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Detectives Colbert and Stout left yester-
day for Los Angeles to secure Robert Love.
who is under indictment here for the MUIR
der Of George Anderson. The chief of police
of Los Angeles wired Superintendent Quig-
ley yesterday that Love had confessed his
orfV
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of the Gray Club on North Capitol avenue.
reports received from the committees that
have been canvassing for stock and plans
for the success of the work were discussed.
1t was decided to appoint number of SUBJ
committees. The reports received were en-
cOuraging,
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1.-THE Cat and the Cherub" closed its tour
incCincinnau. The First Born" the other
Chinese play which started out to revolu-
tionze the drama, returned from London
this week with Charles Frohman's COM
pany, and will be started again in this
country. Whether or not these two Chinese
plays ultimately succeed they will long be
remembered by stage people. 1t does not
appear now that Indianapolis will see either
novelty soon.
The intention of the clergyman In 1.-THE
Devils Disciple" which Mansfield is now
playing. at the point where he runs away
from his wife and the endangered hero, Is
so obscured by the clumsiness of the COM
position that he seems a coward The au-
thor. George Il. Shaw, writes TO the London
Mall laying the fault upon our audiences
ana calling them 'hocks of silly geese
Mrs. George S. Knigh. is now playing
Eosina Yokes's old success. HThe Circus
Rlasx<' Ia connection with a high-cIass
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-20

w. N. Salisbury. an old soldier, aged six
ty-five years. died yesterday afternoon, at
14 West Washington street, of nephritis.
He was a member of Geo. ii. Thomas Post.
G.. A. r. He leaves a son, who lives in
In Colfax
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-20

the business firms of Indianapolis for con-
tributions. There Is still some hitch in the
to have the camp located within the city
limits. These matters will be determined
shortly
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-20
Hendricks-Gray club Reports.

At the meeting OF the consolidated Hen
dricks-Gray Club last night in the rooms
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-20

TO HAVE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Use Garland Stoves ana Ranges.
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My. How shocking,


BERLIN, Nov. 1s.-Paula With. favor
lite Berlin actress. has eloped to Buda-Pesth
with a married aiding master
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Local Observationn Fridnv

perature, 81
Following is a comparative statement O
the temperature and precipitation Nov. 10:
The herald., 1897-11-14
KERN COUNTY
BAKERSFIELD

BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 12.-(Regular
Correspondence The average daily at
tendance of the Kern county high school,
located in this city, was 65.3 for the
month of October The school is in a
fOurishing condition and the faculty
have the confidence of the whole COM
munity.
Bakersfield, although town of some
$500 inhabitants and some twenty-five
years of age, has no city government
citizens having heretofore rejected all
propositions to incorporate. Various
reasons account for this failure to per-
feet a local government, but now, with
the coming of the Valley road. all classes
seem to feel that new period of growth
is about to overtake this section and thar
to provide a means of intelligently con-
trolling the expansion of the town a
legal municipality ought to be estab-
lished. To this end a mass meeting has
been held and the proper committees
appointed. The work done by the lat
ter seems to meet with entire satlsfac-
ton. 1t is therefore probable that Bak-
ersfield will take city powers upon itself.
The herald., 1897-11-14
ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Nov. 13.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The directors of the
Orange County Fair association met
yesterday. The races this year were not
d success financially. and the question
of disseminating them was brought up.
1t was decided to hold at least one more
meeting An assessment of $40 per
share was levied on the stockholders to
cover the Indebtedness Of the associa-
ton. A committee was appointed to
confer with the gentlemen who are talk
ing of organizing a driving club and
make them an offer to lease the race
track for the winter
Miss Ervie Bear went to Los Angeles
today.
Mrs W. S. Bartlett left today for
Mount Tamalpais to visit her son, who
is quite sick at the military school there.
Edward Trudo left yesterday for Inyo
county to visit LoraX mines, which h"
is interested in.
The lecture given at the Baptist
church last night by Prof. Edwards of
Throop institute was largely attended.
The high school chorus rendered some
excellent musical selections during the
evening.
Mrs NJ. j. Stoneberger of Springfield.
o., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
Forgy, of this city.
Two hobos We're arrested yesterday by
Marshal Graham and given xty-day
loaters by Justice Huntington
The case of Smith VS.. Ellis, which has
been dragging along in the superior
court for several years. has been grant
ed a change of venire and will be tried
at Los Angeles.
A union meeting of the Christian En-
deavor societies of Tustin and Santa
Ana will be held tomorrow evening in
the Congregational church in this city
H. S Peabody will conduct the meeting.
Nh and Mrs. John II. Gray of San
I;ernardino We're in town today. Mrs.
Gray was formerly Mrs. Rabel of this
city.
W. b. Wall returned this morning
from San Diego. where he has been for
several days attending the Baptist con-
vention
Mrs. T. Hancock of Perris is visiting
friends in Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Porter of Los An
The herald., 1897-11-14
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geles. nee Miss Stella Gran OF Long
Beach. are spending their honeymoon
in Santa Ana, the guests of MI an"
Mrs. ]. A. Buckingham.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shaw has returned TO her
home in Carson City after visit Win
her son, G. II. Shaw. and family in TINS
city.
Mrs. E. M. Hanna of Los Angeles Is
the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Ballard.
Miss Kathryn Dryur. student of the
university in Los Angeles, is spending
a few days with her parents here.
The concert given last night by inc
Olhmeyer Quintet company was eN-
cellent. but poorly attended.
Miss Mary Hamaker and Miss Moore
teachers in the public schools. gave a
bicycle party this afternoon to theh
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sanhorn OF Tusth'
gave a card party last night TO large
number of their friends.
Judge Ballard is in Los Angeles TO-DAY
The following grand iurymen nave
been named by the superior court
Cyrus c. Neff. c. d. Overshiner. w. H.
II. Clayton, o. j. Buck. j. Il. bunker
T. f.. Dozier, Jonathan Harmon, Benl'
Kohlmier, ]. f. Parker. Benton FLOOD
II. A. Young. Silas Wright, j. ID. Beach
Alexander Barran, F. w. Nebelung'
Richard Egan. Granville Spurgeon. H.
f. Gallup. w. f. Christ e. j. SwayZe,
Geo. Stadtegger, VIM. Crowther, r. Nj.
Crowell. Albert Lee, Q. Fl. Ellis, w. D.
Flagg. d. NJ. Burns. L. c. Holderson'
Geo. c. Hager. The jurymen are di-
rected to appear before the superior
court on Monday. November 29th.
w. G. Potter has been appointed
guardian of the persons and property OF
the Potter minors.
Ella Williams and Maggie Tulick,
two dissolute women who have been in
the county Jail since Thursday night
We're taken to Fullerton today to stand
trial on a charge OF vagrancy.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Geneva Sherwood and
VIM. E. Schnitgen, at Garden Grove. on
Wednesday, November 25th.
The superior court has granted the
First Advent Christian church of Santa
Ana permission to sell its real estate
situated on West Fourth street.
j. l. Halsell of Santa Ana, aged 81
years, and Susie Hendle. aged % years.
of Los Angeles, were today licensed to
wed.
N. D. Ellis Of Whittier was in town to-
day.
The herald., 1897-11-14
POMONA

POMONA. Nov. 13.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Pomona's next attraction
is the Bloomer Girls baseball nine, who
are billed to play here on the 18th inst.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean is the au-
thority for the statement that eX- Mayor
w. NJ. Woody of Pomona. who has re-
sided in Chicago since leaving this city,
has struck it rich again. Mr.. Woody is
said to have located a rich mine in New
Mexico somewhere between Los Vegas
and Santa Fe and has disposed of the
same at high figures to a syndicate of
Louisville, KY, men.
This morning the Pomologists. after
adjournment, We're the guests of Su-
perintendent J. w. Mills to view the
sights of the experimental station.
A ladies' double quartet has been or
ganized with the following voices
Mines. Charles Clark, A. c. Abbott. F.
Garcelon, w. A. Lewis. +. X. Adams and
Misses Means and Lodge.
Mrs. DR.. T. Hardy Smith and Mrs. c..
F. Loop, jr., are to give an ''at home"
Tuesday afternoon. Nov. 16 from 2:30 to
o'clock at Mrs. Smiths home, 697 Mort h
Gibbs street.
Bert II. Shut came in from Palm
Springs last evening for change of
climate. He will remain at his parents
home until he gets better
Mrs. II. T. Bingham is reported to be
alarmingly i'll at her home on East
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Sumner will VIM
ter at the Palomares hotel.
II. A. Howland is spending a two
weeks vacation in Pomona.
The herald., 1897-11-14
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 1S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) r. B. Marshall. in charge
of the work of making Typographical
map of this county for the government,
is at the Glenwood. MI Marshall will
be assisted in the work by S. S. Hooper
of San Francisco and G. II. Grow of San
Jose. 1t will require four months time
to complete the work.
A picked baseball nine of this city will
play the Boston Bloomer girls a gan.e
at Athletic park Thursday afternoon
next. Betting favors the pigskin slug
gers from Boston.
The Rathbone Sisters entertained the
fifty or sixty little girls who took part in
the operetta Triumph of Love-" this
afternoon at Castle hall. The reception
was a return of compliments for the
good work of the little ones in the play,
which was a benefit for the Rathbone
Sisters lodge.
Allen Brothers & Co. have leased Il
packing house on Pachappa avenue and
will ship several hundred carloads OF
oranges this season. f. S. Hooper, for
merly of San Gabriel valley will be man
ager for the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Darling entertained
a number of friends at progressive whist
at their beautiful home on Arlington av-
enue last evening. those present Were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Low, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Ken
nedy, Mrs. Williams, DR.. Gill, Mr.. ard
Mrs George Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. \.
Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost,
Mrs. Bettner. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Z. White,
F. f. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo J. Twogood and Judge and
Mrs. Noyes.
This morning was the coolest felt here
since the fall season set in. A slight
white frost covered the ground.
Rev. T. J. Bander, pastor for year
past of the L. B. church, returned from
the annual conference at Selma last
evening. Rev. Bander was given this
charge another year at the urgent re-
quest of his Pensioners, with whom he
is very popular.
The Odd Fellows Cribbage club is ar
ranging another tournament. This time
it will be played by two teams of the
club.
Street Superintendent Finch today be-
gan the work of posting notices for &
large amount of street improvement re
Gently ordered by the city trustees.
Rev. A. j. Frost of San Bernardirc
lectured to a full house last evening
His subject was THE Wonders of th'
Grand Canyon of the Colorado"
a. II. Naftzger of Los Angeles. presi-
dent of the Southern California fruit eX-
| change, is in the city telling orange
growers of his trip east and how h,
| found the markets for California or
| anges. Mr.. Naftzger is sanguine tha
| this is to be a good season for the orange
grower.
The herald., 1897-11-14
DowNEY

DOWNEY, Nov. 13.--(Regular Corre-
spondence) Mrs. A. G. Skidmore is
having an extensive addition built to her
residence on College avenue. Elliott &
Chapman are doing the work.
w. S. Dorman of Rivera, Cal. has
been appointed district deputy of the
I. O. f. for the district including Down.
ey.
Rev. Walker is holding a revival meet
ing in the Presbyterian church which
has been quite successful so far.
Services will be held in the M. E.
church south, Sunday evening.
The Downey Chautauqua society has
been reorganized and meets regularly
on Friday evenings in the Methodist
church.
Rev.WH. iGbson and J. D. Green have
been attending the association of the
Baptists at Can Diego this week.
T. r. Chapman has returned from a
visit to Redlands.
The Salvation Army held forth last
evening in Frankers hall.
A Sunday school convention is being
held today in Clearwater. Several
Downeyites are in attendance.
L. +. Scribner is visiting Temescal.
Andrew Curtin is complaining of dogs
eating his grapes. He says they come
in large bands at night and devour a
great quantity of the fruit from the
vines.
c. A. Davee and son left on Tuesday
for Abeline, Texas.
Harvey Smith and Wilford Phillips
have entered the Woodbury. college for
a six months term.
The monthly business of the Epworth
League will be held tonight at the resi-
dence of ]. B. Graham.
DR.. Atwater and wife have moved
their residence into the Smart building.
]. T. Barnett left Wednesday for a
visit to his old home in Logan, Iowa.
Philips T. Mussen and Miss Estele
Patten were granted license to marry
on the 9Th inst.
Rev. Mr.. Bovard, presiding elder, will
preach in the NJ. E. church one mile
south of town on Sunday.
Elder ]. W.Webb of Fresno will preach
in the Christian church Sunday
Rev. T. L. Duke left Monday for
short trip in Antelope Valley.
The herald., 1897-11-14
TEHACHAPI

TEHACHAPI, Nov. 11.-(Special Cor
respondence.) 1t is reported here and in
Bakersfield that four prominent Santa'
Fe officials who recently visited that
city and vicinity We're spying DER the
land" seeking the best route for an ex-
tension of the Valley railroad through
this section to connect with their line
at Mojave The most eligible route is
said to be on a line surveyed many years
ago. running from Bakersfield through
Cummings. Bear, Brete and Tehachapi
valleys and thence through Oak Creek
district to Mojave. This is one of the
best agricultural districts between Los
Angeles and San Francisco, and it is
claimed by thoroughly Informed settlers
that the products of the four above
named valleys aggregate over 1000 car
loads annually, comprising hay, grain,
lime, vegetables, fruit. cattle, hogs and
sheep. The grade would be about eighty
feet to the mile. or about half that Of
the Southern Pacific road.
The lime company is still shipping
twenty-five tons per day of limestone to
Los Angeles, where it is burned with
crude petroleum.
Apples are now being extensively
shipped to all parts of the state and
Arizona. Tehachapi is noted for it's
luscious winter apples and their good
keeping qualities.
The grain crop sown this season, prin
cipally wheat, will be one of the largest
in the history of the valley.
John Tribarne is in Bakersfield for a
few days as term trial juror.
L. G. Pauly, principal of the school, is
also in Bakersfield attending sessions Of
the board of education.
new frame building is being built
by J. A. Dwenal near his saloon, which
will be occupied by the postoffice.
DR.. S. D. Lindsay reports that the
town and valley are in very healthful
condition.
The herald., 1897-11-14
GARVANZA

GARNANZA, Nov. 13.-(Special Cor
rcspondence) Prof. r. V. Garwood,
superintendent of public schools, says
this town is growing faster this year
than ever before The average school
attendance last year was 1856 This year
it has increased from IA the first month
TO 1856 the second month and is still
growing.
The Dickinson home has been rented
by DR.. Munsell, an optician from Port
land, Ore. His son, w. a. O. Munsel, of
Locke & Munsell, architects, Los Angc-
les, has just purchased the Preston
property and will build a residence on
it soon.
Mr.. f. Gardener, hydraulic engineer,
lately engaged on the Elsinore water
works, has rented the Gilbert cottage for
a year and moved his family here
Huntly w. Caldwell, manager of the
Commercial Publishing company of
Los Angeles, has leased the Gilbert cot
tage and installed himself and family.
John p. Stockdale's new house is well
under way. DR.. F. f. Yoakum and Dis
trict Attorney Donnell have telephone
connection with the city now.
Joe Platt, a small storekeeper here, is
IN trouble. He rents his store room of
Campbell Johnston, who reserved use of
the stable. Mr.. Johnston sent a young
man to the stable with his horse the
other day and Plat started in to curse
MN. The young man promptly knocked
MN down. Yesterday Platt was in town
with constable and a big black eve
looking for the young man. Platt's
friends excuse his conduct by explaining
that awhile ago he circulated a petition
for the postofiice here but could get only
three signatures as against several bun-
dred secured by the incumbent and has
The herald., 1897-11-14
The vote will be taken about the middle

The vote will be taken about the middle
of December.
The game ordinances are being rig
idly enforced They provide that no
game shall be shipped out Of the county.
Louis Jesus, a half breed Indian. has
been held to answer for the murder of
Billy Mace, one of his own tribe. at
Onyx, a mountain town. last July.
The Shaw comedy company is draw
ing crowded houses every night.
The semi-annual teachers examina-
tions are being held.
A vote taken last Tuesday on a prop
osition to refund the bonded indebted
ness of this county resulted in the af-
firmative. This will effect a saving to
the people of sS5OO per year.
William Watson, young fellow
adopted year or so ago by Fred Watson
of Kern City, and assisted repeatedly
by him. has pleaded guilty to charge Of
robbery, he having stolen several hun
dred dollars in money and jewelry from
his foster father
Mr. and Mrs. F. Roper of Ashland,
Oregon, are visiting their daughter Mrs.
CELSIUS Brewer.
Prof. f. ii. Griggs of Stanford Hni-
versity will lecture here next Friday on
the subject. "The Ethics of Social Re
construction"
T. A. Moncure has gone to Mexico to
take charge of the Hearst ranch. con-
sisting of 100000 acres. He was ac-
companied by W. II. Taylor and c. l..
Hunton of Famosa
Singleton, Mooers and Burcham have
purchased all the interest of Reddy,
Campbell and Mettson in the Trlby,
Olympus, Triangle, Wedge, Yellow AS
ter Rand, Mariposa. Desert View,
Mooers. Nancy Hanks. Johannesburg,
Singleton, Big Horse, California, CHM
mie Fadden. Brooklyn and El Rico mines
in the Randsburg district. This prac-
tically ends the litigation over the Rand
group.
Rev. Mr.. McAlpine, father of Mrs +.
Il. jameson of this city, has left for On
tario on visit to q daughter living
there.
Pursuant to an order of the Tulare
county superior court, Sheriff Borgwardt
will sell the local property of the Mount
Whitney Telephone company to satisfy
Judgment This company is an or
ganization doing business in opposition
to the Sunset company.
Mrs. E. A. Baer and children are Wis
tng in San Francisco.
The Kern County Land company has
decided to build two warehouses on the
line of the Valley railroad, one 60x400
feet, the other 60x200. They will be built
at Bakersfield and Poso and consist of
concrete flooring and iron roof ana
walls.
Rev. Edgar r. Fuller of Michigan has
been engaged as pastor of the Congre-
gational church.
A larger area of land will be seeded to
grain in Kern county this year than ever
before.
The herald., 1897-11-14
car on the electric road was used by the

car on the electric road was used by the
party.
Mr.. lie Roy Leonard. the stationer,
and Miss Ella A. Escher of Philadelphia
will be married on Monday morning at
$3.50 at the home of Miss Escher's uncle,
]. F. Kramer, of East Colorado street
Rev. Mr.. Jones will officiate and the
wedding will be a very quiet one.
At the Epworth league social last
evening Mrs. Margaret Collier Graham
read a paper on "rhe Uses of the Novel"
Music was furnished by the Messrs.
Syer on the mandolin and guitar and by
Miss Gray on the guitar.
Col. r. F. Allen, government super
visor of forest reservations for Califor
mia and Arizona, arrived last evening
from the San Gabriel canyon. where
scores of men are mining. Col. Allen
made the visit for the arrangement of
protection for this valleys water supply.
Ralph Chaffin, whose wheel was re-
ported stolen last night, recovered it
today. 1t had been ridden off by friend
of Chaffins.
A dozen boys of the Pasadena high
school have formed themselves into a
gee club under the direction of Mrs.
L. V. Sweezy. The club expects to give
a number of concerts.
The regular meeting of the Shakes
peare club was held this afternoon by
invitation at the home of Mrs. r. f.
Burnham, Highland Park. The story of
Saxon Freedom told by Mrs. f. F. Mon
ahan, was the subject for the day. Dis
cussion was led by Mesdames Spaulding.
Wickens and Townsend.
Frank Butt, who rooms over Down
ing's plumbing shop on South Fair Oaks
avenue. was taken with a severe hem
orrhage in that vicinity late this eve
ming and fell on the sidewalk. Doctors
were quickly summoned and Butt was
taken into DR.. Rosenberg's pharmacy.
where he came around in short time.
He is in very weak condition.
A bundle of clothes was stolen from
wagon of the Chinese First laundry
this evening on Grand avenue. The
theft was reported to the police, but
there is of course no clue as to the per-
petrator.
PERSONAL
George Biddle of North Pasadena is
recovering from serious illness.
Mrs. I. B. Winslow directed a re-
hearsal of the Kalendar Kirmss this af-
ternoon in Auditorium hall.
Miss Unthank will spend Sunday at
Covina with friends.
Miss Farley and Miss Henning will
spend Sunday at Mt. Lowe
Jay Cook is nursing a broken nose, the
result of a football scrimmage.
Miss Mamie Lippincott is again able
to be out. after a severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Roberts and fam
lily are visiting friends in Whittier.
Judge and Mrs. ]. NJ. Walline have
returned to their home in Nevada City.
Mrs. j. w. Camper is somewhat i'm
proved after two weeks siege with tine
grippe.
Mrs. r. c. Knox returned yesterday
from a summers visit in Morrison. H.
and Buffalo.
r. *. Bufkin and family are picnicking
at the mountains today in honor of their
guest, Miss Johnson, of Oskaloosa, Ia
The herald., 1897-11-14
Lese Majeste in Germany

The press laws, and more especially
that dragnet known as lese majestic, as
administered in Germany, disgrace civ
ilization.' Almost daily some editor or
some mere clown is pulled up and fined
or sent to prison, or both, for passing
and respectful criticism of imperial rant
and nonsense, of for some clumsy wit
ticsm about his royal highness' coat or
the way his nibs sits his horse! We can
not conceive of a high-spirited and
brave people enduring such insults
tamely, without resenting it violently
Chattanooga Times.
The herald., 1897-11-14
Irritating to the Frenchmen

Though military men hold that army
maneuvers with large bodies of troops
are cumbrous without being instructive.
the German emperor has decided to have
a grand demonstration in Alsace-Lor-
raine next year with 100000 men. This
will not add to friendly relations with
France, but the emperor is by no means
particular about treading on the corns
Of people.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The herald., 1897-11-14
Education in Southern States

The example OF Mississippi in provid-
ing first class common school educa-
ton for every child in the state is one
that can be profitably copied by Louis
lana. The Missssippians, having re-
solved at every hazard to eliminate from
the polls the dangers of an ignorant suf-
frage, coupled with the election provi-
sions in their new constitution such a
sufficient provision for education as has
commanded the admiration of the whole
country.-New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat