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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
ROYAL NEIGHRORS.

Royal Oak camp will meet next Friday.
Maple Leaf camp held it's first anniversary
Harmony camp will give a social next
Thursday evening at the home Of Mrs Alice
Rapen, on East Robie street. The officers of
the camp entertained at the home of Mrs.
o, A. Beal on Isabel street this afternoon in
honor of the supreme oracle, Mrs. Watt, Of
Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

FOR RENT.
The National investment Co,

FOR RENT.
The National investment Co,
sos Globe Building.
Have for rent houses, dars, stores and offices.
FOR REMIT Dale st., near Holly av., de-
tached modern eight-room dwelling, will
be papered and painted to suit desirable
tenant.
Upper floor, 314 Colborne ST.; four rooms
Lower floor, 936 Earl St, corner Sims.j four
rooms. Inquire The State Savings Bank,
Ger'mania Life Bldg.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

Eureka lodge will give an entertainment and
card party Tuesday evening, Nov. 8.
After the business meeting of Hiawatha
lodge Monday evening the doors were thrown
open and friends of the members invited in
to enjoy a social session and progressive
Cfuch party. Ten numbers were played. The
prizes wen were: Head lady's prize, Mrs R.
A. Walker; head gents prize. Mr.. Roller
second lady's prize, Mrs. Peterson; gents
second prize, J. II. McNally; ladys foot
prize. Mrs. J. II. McNally; gents foot prize.
Mr. RasSnuson.
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Tuesday night.
Minnehaha camp will hold q. meeting next
Thursday for work in the first degree.
Minnehaha camp gave a social last Thurs
day night. The attendance was as large as
the hall could accommodate. The Nine Miss
Pelecoses," given by nine little girls in cos
tune: the address of Neighbor Twohy the
songs of Neighbors Mclaughlin and Mounts
were fully appreciated, the different numbers
being alternated with dancing. The next af-
fair of the kind will be the annual Thanks
giving supper on Nov. %.
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MACCABEES.

St. Paul tent held a review last Monday
and voted on the new feature. A pleasant
tine was passed, as all the sir knights
entered heartily into the discussion On Mon
day next and at every meeting for some time
In the future degree work will be in order
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

CASCADE LAUNDRY. 12S West Seventh ST.
Prices reasonable; seyen-hour WorA Q
speciality. Telephone 1905.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

TO EXCHANGE.
IF YOU INTEND to buy. sell or exchange
stoves now is the best time; we pay cash
for secodd- hand goods. Catdozo Furniture
& Exchange Co., 232 East Seventh St
TO EXCHANGE for real estate. one Tufts
soda water fountain, 10 syrups, 2 minerals,
/ II and 6-gallon copper fountains. Ad-
dress II %, Globe Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31

ACTIVE SALESMEN to sell to dealers; $50 to
$175 monthly and expenses; experience un-
necessary. Acme Cigar Co. Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-31
DRUIDS.

Champion lodge conferred the first rank last
Friday evening.
Lincoln lodge had work In the first and sec
Ond ranks last night.
Champion and Lincoln lodges will unite in
giving social hop at Pythian hall next Fri
do aN-p1
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AGENTS-ECONOMY GAS BURNER SAVES
40 per cent gas makes large, beautiful
light ana gives $50 per cent profit to agents.
A. H. Clement, 225 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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wocDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Prosperity camp will confer the protection
degree upon two candidates next Wednesday.
The herald., 1897-06-12
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 11.-(Regular
Correspondence Mrs. G. l.. Waring gave a
tea this afternoon to few friends at her
home on Fourth street.
Joseph D. Lynch of Greater Los Angeles.
accompanied by his wife. is registered at
Hotel Arcadia.
DIR. Munhall, assisted by Mr.. Birch, will
begin series Of meetings in Santa Monica
on Thursday evening. June 17th.
Alexander Horn of Glendora has come to
Santa Monica to spend the summer.
Mrs. ]. H. Blandy and Miss Blandy Of
Riverside are guests at the Arcadia.
From private letter received in Santa
Monica 1t is learnd that the national board
of managers of the H. ID. v. S. will arrive
/ in their private car to inspect the Santa
Monica home about the goth o< June.
Miss Florence Longley will entertain the
pupils of her school and also those of Miss
Smiths school with canyon picnic to-
morrow.
Hiram Montgomery left this afternoon
on the steamer San Mateo to make a round
trip to Comax. B. c., to be gone about
three weeks.
p. ]. Hummel of Los Angeles is having a
summer cottage erected on the South Side.
Invitations are out announcing the fourth
annual commencement Of the Santa Mon
lea high school at the Steere opera house,
Thursday, June 18th.
The Colegrove and Prospect Park public
school children will picnic here tomorrow.
There will be about 300 Of them.
Mrs John Goetz and children left this
morning for visit to her parents in Ven
tura.
Alvin Fay, district attorney of Kern
county. will bring his family next week to
spend the summer in Santa Monica.
A spectacular extravaganza, in which
fifty young people of Santa Monica will
take part. will be given at the opera house
tonight for the benefit of Santa Monica
by-the-Sea chapter. o. E. 8.
The herald., 1897-06-12
LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Jun 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The committees looking after
the reception and entertainment of the old
soldiers during their weeks outing, report
good progress in their work. Responses
from the G. A. R. posts are not all in, as
the greater number of them have had no
meeting since receiving them. The COM
mittee on program met at the residence Of
Mrs. L. M. John Tuesday night last and
mapped out a line of procedure for the
week. Mrs. John, who originated the idea
of inviting the veterans here for weeks
outing. has visited Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena, and found that the minds of many of
the soldiers were filled with the idea that
the posts were invited here for the purpose
of holding their annual encampment in
stead Of at San Diego. and owing to this
misconception there was a natural diff
dence about accepting. Long Beach peo-
pie are desirious that this erroneous i'm
preston be corrected. There is no intention
whatever to interfere with the regular
state encampment at San Diego in Sep
tember, but merely to have the "old boys''
and their friends come here on Monday,
June 2Sth. and, In conjunction with the
citizens Of the place, have a jolly, good
time of 1t for the balance of the week.
The herald., 1897-06-12
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, June 11.-(Regula,
Correspondence The city board of edu.
cation caucused last night until nearly l.
o'clock. Two things were made know
after the caucus, and that is that Prof. N
A. Richardson will be the superintendent
Of the city school and D. B. Sturges prin.
cipal Of the high school. Prof. Richardson
will also be clerk of the board.
The regular semi-annual examination of
applicants for teachers certificates will be
held in this city June 21st at the high
school.
The wife Of Joseph Brown has presented
him with baby girl.
A father and mother who have been di-
vorced and each married again are fight
ing to gain possession of their two chill
dren. The father is A. H. Cram, now of
Riverside and the mother is Mrs. Hadley.
When divorced the children were given in
custody of their grandmother, Mrs. ]. d.
Potter, who has since died ,and then Mrs.
Hadley took her children. A few days ago
Mr.. Potter wrote to Cram that he had bet
ter come and take care of his children.
When Cram and his former wife met there
was stormy interview, and she informed d
her ex-husband that sooner than give up
her children she would kill them both. The
case will be decided Saturday
The will Of the late w. H. Randall has
been filed for probate. His wealth con-
sists Of property valued at $25, ,0OO The
the widow and three sons.
The Athletic club will hold it's first field
day on July 9Th at the Athletic park The
entries to all the sports will be thrown
open to Southern California.
The ball grounds are being entirely freed
Of weeds for the tournament game between
Riverside and Redondo on Sunday.
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KILLED BY HIS OWN WHEEL
Desire Bruno, Well-Known Chicago
Rider, Has Fatal Fall

Desire Bruno, one CT the expert BIZ
cycle riders of Chicago, who has made
for himself a name in road and other
races, was killed Saturday night from
fall from a bicycle.
The accident was one of the most pc
culiar ever known in the bicycle world,
and death resulted from what at first
was thought to be an insignificant bruise
on the neck, right above the Adam s
apple.
Bruno was riding home on borrowed
wheel, carrying around his neck the
frame of his own bicycle. Just before
he reached the railroad tracks he no
ticed that the wheel was difficult to
steer, and when he jolted over the
tracks it seemed to shake. as if It. were
going to fall to pieces.
Three hundred yards from the tracks
the front fork of the machine broke and
threw him to the ground. AS he fell
the frame which he was carrying around
his neck was jerked violently forward,
and his neck was caught in the angle
with so much violence that for a mo-
ment he thought he was choking. He
picked himself up, however, and. be-
yond slight bleeding at the mouth he
thought he had sustained no serious
injuries. He walked to his home, bear
ing the fragments Of the shattered
The herald., 1897-06-12
POMONA

POMONA June 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The preliminary hearing in the
Dorsey Morris case that was to come up
in Judge Barnes court this morning, was
postponed until Tuesday
Arthur Patterson, a Pomona young man,
is one Of the members of the Townsend
theatrical company, which finishes it. 5
three nights engagement at the Armory
opera house here tomorrow evening
There will be appropriate children's day
exercises at several of the Pomona
churches on Sunday. The Christian church,
however, does not have its children's day
until June Goth.
Next Tuesday evening Pomonans will
have an opportunity of hearing the Eff
ne Elaine Hext concert company
The boys of Company d are practcing
at miniature target preparatory for their
next state shoot the latter part of this
month.
The herald., 1897-06-12
REDLANDs

REDLANDS. June 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The public schools of Red
lands are in the midst OF commencement
exercises today. The graduating class of
the high school held reception last even
ing at the auditorium. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered, of which the principal
features were: Ladies' of Athens, an Epi.
sode of Ancient Greece" rendered by q
number Of young ladies in costume, and
"A Cup of Tea an English comedy given
by Messrs. Hill, Palmtag and Stone and
Miss Gay. An exhibition of the work of
the high school pupils in drawing and
painting has also been held at the high
school for the past two days and has ex-
cited much favorable comment. This work
has been under the direction of Miss Lena
Fay, and the results show that the in
struction given by her has been of very
high grade.
Closing exercises were held in each of
the eight rooms at the Redlands grammar
school this morning. All of the rooms were
prettiy decorated and the program was
carefully prepared and showed skillful
instruction.
w. s. Crawford, one of the leading citi-
zens of Redlands, died this morning at his
residence on Cajon street. Mr.. Crawford
was until recently member of the firm
of D. M. Ferry & Co. of Detroit. He came
to Redlands in 1895. About year ago he
was thrown from a horse and the accident
was indirectly the cause of his death. The
funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon and
will be conducted by Rev. Mr. Campbell of
Los Angeles, assisted by Rev. ]. B. Hamil-
ton of Redlands.
The contract awarded by the Southern
California Power company to the Buck
man Contracting company of San Fran
cisco for work in the Santa Ana canyon,
but rescinded because Of the failure to file
a satisfactory bond, has been awarded to
E. S. Phelan of Los Angeles. The price
is about $4,000. or some 5000 more than the
price called for by the contract with the
San Francisco company. 1t IL specified that
The herald., 1897-06-12

tained by fine band which gave a concert
at the pavilion. The celebration will con-
clude with ball in the pavilion tonight.
The city board of education will meet
this evening to consider the advjsability
Of erecting a new school building on First
street, to accommodate the increased at
tendance at that school during the past
year. The boards plan is to duplicate the
old building in size and design, providing
eight rooms instead of four.
Capt. s. H. Finley and Lieut.. A. P. Dres-
ser of Company L. go to Los Angeles to-
morrow to participate in the election for
major.
Leander Sleeper, aged Ga years. died at his
sons home last night. The remains were
shipped to Monrovia today for interment.
Clarence w. Cole, aged 20 years, of West
minister. and Molie Tedford, aged IS years
o. Santa Ana, were granted e. marriage
license this evening. The young man S
father gives hfs consent to the union.
The herald., 1897-06-12
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, June 11.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The proposition of the ma
jority Of the board of supervisors to buy
the Rowell hotel or the Arlington hotel
building. now occupied by the county Of
fees, seems very unlikely to be carried out
at this writing. At one time 1t seemed that
one or the other of these properties would
be bought, as Supervisors Sharer, Compton
and Thompson were understood to be Ia
vorable TO such action, with possibly Su-
pervisor Edmiston to support them. Now.
however both Supervisor Edmiston and
Supervisor Thompson declare they will
not vote for either proposition on the
ground that the property is unsuitable and
too dear at the prices asked. The prepon-
derance of public opinion seems to be In
favor of the purchase of a vacant block
and the erection thereon Of neat, sub
stanial, inexpensive edifice.
Much interest Is manifested in the matter
Of who will be chosen teachers in our pub
lie schools for the next year. Two mem
bers of the board Of trustees expressed
themselves today to the effect that In
their opinion few changes would be made
in the corps.
The Maccabees and their friends, 11t
strong, went to Newport Beach today to
attend the annual picnic of the order.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff In
the suit of M. B. Ogden VS.. E. j Davis
and w. A. Hayt in the sum of $1,000 and
interest. This case has been in the supreme
court on appeal, and the judgmnt was
rendered pursuant to the ruling of that
court.
The case of Beggs, the alleged child mur-
derer at Perris, was continued. He was
represented in court by E. r. Annabel of
San Bernardino and Charles R. Gray Of
Riverside.
E. Livingston left for the east over the
Santa Fe today. He goes in the interests
of the Riverside Fruit company and will
visit the principal cities of the east.
The herald., 1897-06-12
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

There was another big Indian row today
the result of bad whisky. One Ortega got
a knife jabbed into his arm so hard that II
broke both bones of the forearm. 1t seems
impossible to keep the Indians from get
ting whisky.
The announcement OF the marriage In
Yuma Arz, of Mr.. N. A. Kennedy of
Riverside and Miss Caroline Johnson OF
Chicago was a great surprise to his many
friends in this city. The groom is the
father of Gordon B. Kennedy, the real es-
tate man, who now resides at San Pedro.
He arrived here with his youthful bride
today and Is receiving the congratulations
of his friends Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy are
at home on Seventh street, between Mar
ket and Almond.
The herald., 1897-06-12
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, June 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The Democratic county CEN
trah committee met last night to arrange
for proper reception of William ]. Bryan.
From letter read by Chairman Gould
of the state reception committee it was
evident that San Diego was to see but lit
tie OF the great, orator, and the program
was so arranged that Mr.. Bryan should
arrive here Sunday night and leave again
at I o'clock Monday morning. A vigorous
protest was ordered sent to Chairman
Gould, and a stin more vigorous one will
follow unless more satisfactory dates are
made for Mr.. Bryan's visit here. In the
meantime plans for a rousing reception to
the great leader are progressing, and at
another meeting of the central commit
tee this morning an executive committee
The herald., 1897-06-12
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

fleets credit upon Prof. c. Y. Roop. super
intendent of the city schools.
1t is reported that proceedings will be
instituted against all personal property
taxpayers whose names appear on tho
delinquent tax list.
Timeteo Espinosa. aged IS years, at
tempted to elope on the steamer Corona
Wednesday night with Mrs. James Nc
Donough, a married woman. A deputy
constable went aboard just as the boat was
about to pull out and arrested the boy.
Encouraging reports come from the city
water tunnel.
Miss Mary McCabe teacher at Den schoo
district. was rendered a surprise party by
her friends last evening.
Fl. ]. Laughlin's hotel at Carpinteris
burned this morning and is total loss
1t was valued at about $4,000; insurance
$1,000. The cause is supposed to be the care.
lessness of Chinese cook.
The herald., 1897-06-12
FAR WORSE THAN ILL
Diagnosis Of the Old Mans Condition
as Made by His Son

The lumber company's huge fran
store sat among the houses Of the saw
mill employees as hen sits among hel
chickens. The little cluster of mill, stor
and houses formed a picturesque groul
ON the banks of the Cumberland river
where it spread itself and rested pleas
antly in a pretty valley before it gath
cred it's strength to sweep through p
narrow defile in the mountains mile
or two farther on.
1t was a perfect day. and I was just
lazy enough to be serenely satisfied in
hickory chair tilted back against the
shady side Of the store, with one toe
pointing skyward and one heel huns
firmly on the rung Of the chair. A NOR,
definite outline could scarcely be giver
except in picture, but nearly every
man in the world knows exactly how t,
strike that position without word or q
line
AS I sat doing and dreaming my rev.
cries were disturbed by a young noun
taineer of 20 riding up to the store under
lash and spur-that is, hickory withe
and bare heel or so.
"Say, mister he exclaimed breath
lessly, as he reined his steed back on
his launches, "kin We tell me whar's the
doctor?"
What do you want?" I inquired
bringing all four legs Of the chair to
the ground with thud and rubbing my
eyes for clarity of perception.
THE doctor''
eyes, yes I know. What's the mat
ter?"
Its the old man."
"Is he ill?"
''The young fellows excitement be-
came wilder.
Zip" he exclaimed. Hes wusser'u
at. He's d sick! Whar's the doctor?''
and I hustled him along mile down
the road, where our physician had gone
to set a mans leg.-Washington Star.
The herald., 1897-06-12
VENTURA COUNTY

Whipple-Marsh Miss Una Moore, Mrs. d.
I. Oakley, Mrs. e. M Mcleod and Miss G.
I. Stickney. state superintendents. Dur
ing the impressive service for departed
members Mrs. Abbie Leavitt of Santa Bar
bara. an aged crusader of the Ohio wo-
mans whisky war. was tenderly memorial
lied. 1t was decided to hold purity insti-
tute at Los Angeles in July. The usual
school of methods will be held at Long
Beach in August. Purity work is to be
pushed and legislation to raise the age of
consent from 16 to IS years. Anti-cigarette
leagues will be formed in the public schools
A gold medal contest closed the evening
session.
The herald., 1897-06-12

Rover of Orange and DR.. Ball of Santa
Ana. Mr.. Pixley is still confined to his
bed.
Mrs. r. Y. Kennedy and dauhter, Miss
Ethel, went to Hesperia on Thursday to
spend a month or two in the hope of bene-
fitting the latters health.
j. A. Metrovch of Downey was in Orange
on Thursday, looking after his property IN
terests. He left instructions with his
agent, James Fullerton, to make further
improvements on his cottage on Olive
Strqef
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SAN DIEGO COUNTY

of six was chosen from the Silver Repub-
licans, Democratic and Populist central
committees. This committee will have en-
tire charge Of Mr.. Bryan and party from
the time they leave Los Angeles until they
leave this city again for the north This
committee will also have the appointment
OF all subcommittee, and Mayor Reed,
Republican though he is, says that he
will do all in his power to give the next
president fitting reception during his
visit to San Diego.
Fred B. Manchester. who came to this
city from Los Angeles about two years ago
has been given up by his physicians as a
victim of Bright's disease. He has been
unconscious for the past twenty-four hours
and his death is hourly expected.
George A. Thomas, resident of Los
Angeles, and Miss Francisco C. Hollen OF
Marysville were married in this city last
night.
The herald., 1897-06-12
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, June 11.-(Regular
Correspondence Grace M. E. church was
filled to it's utmost capacity this evening
by spectators to witness the high school
commencement exercises. The speaking
was excellent and the music was good.
Seated beyond the platform were the 1897
graduates, as follows: William Butler.
Alex. Colt, Mildred N. Cooley. Clarence
Day. Zena Dewitt, Grace Ellis, Leslie
Gregory, Florence Jennings Clinton Leh-
man, Cora Lewis, Della Lewis, Estelle
Lewis, Vincent Lousley William Metcalf,
Helen Moore, Fred Ray, Lewis Reed,
Charles Sprout, Chase Terry Howard
Truslow. Walter Vance, Joseph White. The
able management displayed throughout re-
The herald., 1897-06-12
SAN JAc1NTo

SAN JACINTO. June 11.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) DR.. Toland has been ap-
pointed medical examiner of Riverside
county.
Miss Grace Sanders left Tuesday on a
visit to Marysville and San Francisco.
Miss Jessie Phar entertained the l. L. Y.
A. club last evening. There were seven
guests of honor.
The graduating exercises of the San ia
cinto high school took place last Friday
evening at the Guild hall. The school pre-
sented Sheridan's "Pizarro" in a creditable
manner. Mr.. James Shultz was the only
graduate this year.
Mrs. Bert Lampman of San Diego is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan,
of this place.
The fourth annual convention of the
Sunday School association was he'd in the
Christian church Saturday and Sunday.
A large number of delegates were present
from diffrent places, who pronounced the
session very pleasant and profitable one.
Mrs. Ina Dubois of Mexico is in the city
visiting her father Capt. Ensign.
DR.. L. H. Grove of San Diego has located
here.
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around his neck.
In a few hours he was dead.
Technically speaking. Bruno died
from oedema of the larynx. In non
medical language, he choked to death
Bruno's last notable appearance wa
in the beginning Of the six-day race a
Tatersall's, where he was disqualified
for fouling early in the race and rod
no more after the first day. and a a.talf
He was a machinist and made his owl
wheel.-Chicago Tribune.
The herald., 1897-06-12
WHITTIER

WHITTIER, June 11.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The party which left here last
week to visit San Nicolas island, landed
safely on the island Sunday, after being
on the water four days. They will return
on the 17th.
The wedding of Miss Leona Charles and
Edward c. Worth took place today at the
residence of the brides parents. Rev.
Charles Leach of the M. E. church per-
formed the ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elaborate breakfast was served. A number
of handsome and useful gifts were received.
The herald., 1897-06-12
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

North Marengo avenue, who is now re-
ported somewhat better.
Mrs. Lydia Oliphant and granddaughter
Miss Gruwell, in company with Mrs. Eliza
beth Coffee of West Branch, Ia, arrived
this week and are stopping with Mrs. F.
Rood on East Colorado street.
Mayor and Mrs. Hartwell will go up to
Mount Wilson tomorrow to remain over
Sunday.
Howard Conger has returned from his
mines in Arizona.
Harry Roche is down from Echo noun.
tain for few days.