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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
BROOKLYN. Q. Louisville, 4

BROOKLYN August 27-The Brooklyns
did not have TO exert themselves 10 any
great extent In order TO defeat the Louis
viles to-day Lachance made four hits
while Stafford IS accredited with the same
number OF errors. Attendance loo.
RROOKT.YN
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7 IL JENNINGS Nomirntad.

IYNCHBURG. VA. August 2L-Spe-
cial-The Democratic primary held here
to- law for the House Of Delegates re-
c,.itr.- So 80 vor,irotion 90 = 'sfton -.
Jennings. other candidates for the NOM
ination were Col l.. :. Marye. +. w.
Whitaker. and j. Emory Hughes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

COALTER. Died. on the 27th inst. at
S:45 A. NJ at his residence in King Will
liam county. ST GEORGE TUCKER
COALTER. in the fifty-ninth year of his
ace
The funeral will take place at Clifton
Hanover county. TO-DAY. at Z. NJ
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Batted for Breitenstein IN Ut VII"'
Summary: Earned runs-BaIclni.It, -
C,incinnati . Rase on balls-By Amole.
2. nv Breitenstein. 2 Struck ou'oEV
Amoie, . Umpre-O'Day. Ilme--'l''
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on the part Of the League OF the two
cities. The programme has been pub
lished. a cordial invitation is extended
10 all friends Of the work for young peo-
pie.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August %.
Spccial -Lonnie Morris eighteen years
of ace. a hod carrier. and son of X. Nj.
Morris. a workman at the University fell
from a building this evening and was
seriously. II not fatally injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

Csrrick Twirled and the silk-weavers
Were Helpless Mt the Bat

NEWARK. August T.-Speciai.-Profit-
ing By the acquisition OF several new
players. the local Atlantic Leaguers de-
feated their Paterson rivals In handy
OF 6 10 A. "Ducky" Holmes recently re-
leased by New York made his initial
appearance In this city and distinguish
"a himself by making great catch IN
~ hAlA
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totals, ...........s....6h ID Il - ~ .
ATHLETICS.

~AAAil'AAAHs ~ " ~ ~ " " " ~ ~
Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster, 8.
Two aso-hits--Ward 90. Leidy, Ulrich.
Three -hits-Seybold. Home runs
Seybold, Hannivan. Stolen bases-La-
. T2egqe e., Ward Madison seyooig:
Athletics, :. Struck out-By Osborne.
Sprogel. 2; by Sprogel. Cain, Coleman.
Double plays-F. Schaub TO Ulrich TO
Coleman. ,; Madison TO Ward 10 La
ROGUE; f. Schaub 10 Ulrich. Yeager TO
Madison. Firse base on crrors-Lancas-
ter. 2. Athletics. 2. First base on balls
OF Osborne, furthermore. Leidy, Madison
(D. Larocque, Wente (O, Seybold; off
iS5progeL r. schaub, CAIN, X. schaub;
balls-F. Schaub. Umpire. Mr.. Brady.
Time of game, 49,
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Summary: Earned runs-Richmond. :.
Two base hits-E lsey Kahn Cote. Leahy.
Double plays Foster to Mcdonald. Base
ON halls-Of Schmidt. 3. of Mcfarland,
A. Tit by pitched balls-kelly. Leahy,
NVentz. Struck out-By schmidt. Snyder,
smith WILD pitchcs-Schmidt. .. I'm
niro-Nr Rafferty,. Time-2;0.
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NEW YORK.

Second game-score by innings: X. III. h
New York q. .. 80 FL 2 Ox-5 II )
Chicago ...........00 20 o 0 0 20 90 4
Summary: Base on ball-Off Sullivan,
4 of Briggs. 4. Struck out-by Sullivan,
!: by Briggs, 8.
Umpire-Emslie Time-l:55.
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Games To-Day.

Norfolk AZ Richmond.
Newark al Paterson,
Reading at Hartford.
Athletics at Lancaster.
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Boston $500. 80. 3 1000 OO1O o. o >
Cleveland . o.. O5 600 4x-10 IL
Summary: Earned runs-Cleveland. 3.
Boston. !. Base on balls-Om Powell 4
off Lewis. 2. Umpire. Lynch. Time, 2:O7
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Totals ......... .....'.' go - 10
O. RATED for Raincy i'm the ninth

Rated Tor Raincy I'M The nIhIh
Score by innings: -
Beading ................... 30 o q u II
Summary: Earned runs-Rcading. !.
Two-base hits-Spratt i)oherty' Gastrlght
Sacrifce hits-Cavellc Nickery. stolen
bases Mcintyre, Padford. Mari. Smink'
Rnrns. Doherty. Base on halls-On Car
vim. p Struck out-By Nickery. .: by
Garvin. /. Left on bases-iartford a.
Reading. s. First base on errors Hart
ford. 2. Wild pitches-Garvin. Fasseu
hou Uevdon. Palk-Garvin. Umpire
s,,,der Time-1:25. Attendance-5OO.
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Snmm1TN. IlIITIU TUT. I',I
Two observation-disclosures Cassidy, Roth
fuss. Keistcr Sacrifice hits assay
Holmes Delehanty. Left on bases-New-
ark 2. Paterson. 4. Struck out-By Car
rick 2. nv Viau. g. Double plays-Daly
10 Hatfcld. 20 Cassidy; Newell to smith
10 Shaffer. First base on err0rs-Pater-
w., Firet base on balls-On Carrick.
Z. m Vjau @ Hit by pitcher-O. Hagan,
cassidy. Holmes. Hardesty. Wild pitch
cs-Viau l. Umpire. Belts. Time OF
rrur.ln 70
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THE TIMES-RlCHMOND VA, SATURDAY" AUGUST q, 1897

Datteries-Hoffer and Robinson; Rhines
and Vaughn. Umpire-ODay. Iime-
1.35
Second Game
The herald., 1897-06-03
FULLERTON

FULLERTON. June 2.-(Regular Cor
respondence) Major Klokke came out
from Los Angeles yesterday
Hundreds of tons of new hay Is being
hauled to town from the valley and stored
in the warehouse.
Richard Her has received news from
Canada of the death of his father.
The series of meetings at the Baptist
church have been well attended and a
number of new members were added to the
roll
Several small cottages are being erected
at the Santa Fe oil wells.
A bright little twelve pound boy arrived
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone
on Monday.
Mrs. Hannah Laventhal of Los Angeles
was here this week. the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. Stern.
p. A. Schumacher has been appointed a
member of the reception committee which
will go to The Needles and accompany
Hon. w. j. Bryan to Los Angeles.
The Silver club met Saturday evening
and made arrangements to attend the
Bryan speaking in a body. Two carloads
of silverites will go from Fullerton In dec
GRATED cars.
1t is believed the body found In barley
field yesterday is that of an old Mexican
who has been missing from Anaheim for
six weeks. The body is too badly decom-
posed for Identification.
The herald., 1897-06-03
IN SOCIETY

Colonel and Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis
entertained informally last evening in
their hospitable Grand avenue home,
in honor of DR.. Guild and Miss Guild Of
San Francisco, who have been their
guests for several weeks. Festoons OF
Japanese lanterns along the front and
side porch gave an inviting and festive
appearance to the outside Of the house,
and the rooms within were all most
artistic and effective with tall. slender
vases and great jars placed In every
available spot, from which branched
out long-stemmed roses, tangles OF mas
turtiums, brilliant-hued carnations ana
fragrant sweet peas; clusters OF UNI
brella grass and beautiful magnolia
bloom added their share to the decora-
tions. An informal musical program was
rendered during the evening. to which
Mr.. and Mrs. Modini-Wood ana Miss
Joy contributed songs, Miss Ferris and
Mr. Hamilton violin numbers and Miss
Edith Kirkpatrick was the sympathetic
accompanist.
The guests present besides DR.. Guild
and her daughter wereMr. and Mrs. w.
H. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs c. Modini-Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. P. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Osgood,
DR.. and Mrs. Bishop, DR.. and Mrs. Kirk
patrick, DR.. and Mrs Fuller, DR.. and
Mrs Wheeler, DR.. and Mrs. Greene. the
Misses Chancie Ferris, Joy. Edith Kirk
patrick, Smith, Green, Messrs. Will
Booth, Johnson, John Kirkpatrick, But
ler, DR.. Kellogg, DR.. Green.
The herald., 1897-06-03
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, June 2.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The city trustees met last
evening a special meeting having been
called to instruct City Engineer Garlic
to submit plans for sewer system at the
regular meeting'next Monday evening.
Trustee Gillis was absent.
The resolution adopted calls for a sewer
district embracing the whole town, with
five mains.
The board intends to have bonds issued
to build the five mains and the outfall, and
the bonds will be marketed from time to
time, in sufficient quantities to keep pace
with the work done: $40 900 will probably be
the issue and work is to begin on Eleventh
street.
The funeral Of NJ. ]. Hyde, who died here
yesterday morning, will be held tomorrow
(Thursday) in San Pedro. The body will
be taken away on the 7:40 train, and will
be accompanied by the sorrowing relatives
and many of his friends
His brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Holt, and sister, Miss Mar
guerite Hyde of Oakland. arrived today;
Pedro, and will accompany the stricken
widow on her sad mission. Their many
friends sympathize deeply with them. Mr..
Hyde was SO years old. A baby daughter
is left to miss fathers care.
The electric road expects to have the new
snort route from this place TO Los An
geles in operation by July 1st. which will
materially diminish the time consumed in
journeying to that city.
The third regiment of the Uniformed
rank of the Knights of Pythias will hold
their annual encampment here for ten
days, beginning July 10th.
Mr.. Enslow of Huntington. Va. arrived
here today to visit his brother-in-law,
Richard Peckham. and accompany their
mother Mrs. Enslow, back to her Virginia
home.
The library trustees met last night and
decided TO forward an order for about
sixty new books.
! Mrs. Harriet b. Watros. the aged
mother of Mrs. Hotchkiss, died last even
| ing, aged years. The funeral was held
| today from the M. E. church.
| Mrs. Upham and sister. Miss Roberts,
gave delightful tea yesterday afternoon
In honor of their guest, Baroness Hardin
Hickey. The rooms were beautifully dec
Grated with swet peas and the table with
the same pretty blossoms. The guests
were: Mines. Kinney, Ryan, Winslow,
Cole, Lester, Acker. Kennedy Hoy, Rob-
ertson, Gorham, Misses Zadie Kennedy.
| Ef1ie Corson
| Chinese minister, Rev Chen. will
preach next Sunday evening in the Presby-
| terian church.
| Mr. James PETERS of Los Angeles has
| taken rooms at the Casino for the season.
The Congregational Sunday school will
The herald., 1897-06-03
CovINA

COvINA, June 2-(Regular Correspond
ence.) The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Covina Reading Room and
Library association was held on Tuesday.
1t was unanimously decided to keep the
reading room open in future on Sundays
and all legal holidays.
At the regular meeting Of the A. o. U.
w. on Saturday evening. the following
officers were elected Otis Witham, past
master workman: w. p. Parker, master
workman: E. Dorsey, foreman; w. E..
Parker. overseer; j. E. Franklin, recorder;
j. W. Thompson, financier; James Parker,
guide; Harvey Parker, inside watchman;
B. w. Sturgell. outside watchman.
Mrs. L. L. Ratekin and daughter. Gladys.
and Mrs. S. Ratekin left on Monday for
Swan, ILL., They will be absent four months
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Fresno, accompanied
by her two sons, Lester and Ronald. will
be the guests of her sister, Mrs. c. E.
Bemis for two weeks.
The herald., 1897-06-03
SAN PEDRO

SAN PEDRO. June 2.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) A shipment OF street cars
consigned to George H. Peck arrived To-
day. A team Of horses was attached to
one of the cars and circuit of the pusl-
ness district was made. Everybody joined
in either by a short ride or cordial sa-
lutte to the first street car In San Pedro.
Work on the track will commence soon az
ter the franchise is officially let by the
board of trustees.
Schooner Meteor with about $4,000 feet
of lumber for the San Pedro Lumber COM
pany; the j. d. Talent with 100000 feet OF
lumber and the William F. Whitson, Cap
tain Olsen, with $4,000 feet of lumber, ar
rived here since Monday morning.
At the meeting of the board of trustees
last night James II. Dods0n was appointed
delegate to the Transmississippi congress.
John T. Gaffey came down this morning
upon a business trip.
The steamer Eureka arrived this morn
ing. bound north with freight and pas
sengers. She sailed tonight.
The herald., 1897-06-03
OCEAN PARK

OCEAN PARK. June 2.-(Regular Core
spondence) An important meeting Of the
South Santa Monica league was held last
evening. The matter of the university
course assembly was discussed and the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The Rev. DR.. Weller has ar
ranged to hold university course assem-
bly, at Ocean Park this summer and in
connection Herewith a musical festival
under the direction of Prof. Cornell;
Resolved, That we tender the gentlemen
our earnest aid and support and that we
will do all in our power to make the en-
terprise the success it deserves.
A committee was appointed to collect
money. A tent capable of seating 1900 peo-
pie has been engaged and will be placed
near the depot.
A telegraph office, telephone station and
postoffice are among the improvements
to be added this summer.
The herald., 1897-06-03
ORANGE COUNTY

The board ordered that runs two and
three be on a basis of fifteen minutes per
head per share. By filing orders twenty
four hours in advance applicants can re-
ceive water for thirty minutes per share
on either one of the runs. but not on both.
Day water is 80 cents and night water Is
cents per head.
During the past season Is, 100 pounds of
loquats have been shipped from Orange.
John Mccarthy and Clayton Hieskey left
Wednesday for Randsburg and other min
ing districts They will be absent month
or two.
The Santiago Orange Growers associa-
ton on Tuesday declared a dividend of
$4,000 on Valencia late oranges.
At district missionary meeting to be
held in the Presbyterian church on Fri
day. June 4th, Miss Taylor, a returned
missionary from India, will speak about
that country and Mrs. C. E. Walder, who
has taken an active part in missionary
work in New York. will speak about
Alaska A basket lunch will be served
All ladies interested are invited.
The herald., 1897-06-03
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

teachers for Throop Polytechnic have
now been made for the coming year.
Prof. Charles Wright will have charge
of the wood shop work for the first year
students. The clay modelling and wood
carving department will be under the
entire charge of Miss f. F. Sterrett.
who will have some assistants.
Hrs. Grace E. Dutton has been ap-
pointed to fill the position Of instructor
in sewing and cooking. Mrs. Dutton.
for several years a resident of Pasa dena,
is a graduate of the Pennsylvania State
Normal school, and taught in the Penn
sylvania schools for several years The
prospecte for the institution and all de-
partments were rever better, and there
is every indication that there will be
large attendance next year.
Miss Clara A. Thrall and Mr.. Benjamin
Rimpau were married today at noon at
the home of the brides parents on North
Summit avenue, Rev. ]. p Farelly per-
forming the ceremony i'm the presence Of
few intimate friends and relatives.
The young couple stood under beau
tlful canopy Of white roses and the en-
tire house was exquisitely decorated
with choice roses and flowers. The
Lrlue WORE Il IdlHty SONE uI W Hlte IL
candle and carried bouquet of brides
roses and maidenhair ferns. At the
conclusion of the ceremony all elaborate
wedding breakfast was served, and then
the happy couple departa. on their we'd
! ding journey. There were many val.
! uable and beautiful gifts. Mr.. Rimpau
ia connected with the Boston Dry titCGs
store of Los Angeles. and the young
couple will reside in that city.
The Ladies' Home league of the I. o. G.
T. gave an entertainment last evening
which was much enjoyed by those pres
ent A musical program was carried
out and the rest of the evening spent in
games and social conversation.
L. w. Plant, president of the S. V. &
w. railway, called the Plant system, is
in Pasadena for few days. His private
car is at the Southern Pacific depot. Mr..
Plant and party today took a trip up
Echo mountain.
Mrs C. H. Wells of Chicago arrived in
Pasadena yesterday and will be the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
Henderson of South Marengo avenue.
Mr. Henderson is confined to his home
by Illness.
w. H. Robinson, leading citizen and
merchant Of Sierre Madre, was busi-
ness visitor in the city today.
The Buffalo, N. Y, Times notes the
promotion and appoin tment of Peter
Palmateer, formally of the city, to as
sistant city ticket agent of the New
York Central.
The herald., 1897-06-03
AVALON

AVALON, June 2.-(Regular Correspon-
dence.) The committee in charge of the
program for the Fourth of July celebra-
tion has decided that the Illuminating and
fireworks shall occur on Saturday night,
July Sd, after arrival of the steamer. about
8 p. m. A prize will be awarded to the best
decorated set of boats and also the best
decorated single boat. One of the. princi-
pal features will be a grand naval battle
and also the eruption of Mount Vesuvius'
on Sugar Loaf. On Monday. July 5th. a
patriotic meeting will be held in the morn
ing In the pavilion. The afternoon will be
devoted to aquatic races. swimming and
diving exhibitions and tugs of war on sea
and land. In the evening grand barbe-
cue will be given. A whole OK and half a
dozen sheep will be ro tsadein pit and
sandwiches and coffee. etc. will be served
free to the visitors on the beach.
Mrs. G. s. Fancher of Mansfield, o.,
caught a yellowtail weighing 2lA pounds
from the wharf yesterday entirely unaided.
She is camping here for the season.
Captain ]. Wiley, an old timer here. has
returned to Avalon and gone into part
nership with L. NJ. Matheson. They have
added another glass bottomed boat to
their fleet.
In response to the request of many lov-
ers Of the game, the commodious tennis
court close to the pavilion is being put in
order
w. H. Cline is here for few days from
Los Angeles.
Rev. ]. NJ. Patterson of Detroit, Mich,
and Rev. T. X. Laverty of Los Angeles
are among today's arrivals at the Metro
pole.
On Friday last Captain Mcdowell of the
Fleetwing was reused out of bed by n
member of his family who desired to re-
mind him that it was his birthday. After
the serenade several bottles were broken
to the health of Sandy and his craft
The herald., 1897-06-03


Desch. AZ the natter place several acrss
Of land and building suitable FOR the
immediate uses o. = normal school are
offered free Of charge. and at University
Heights the college campus Of taM acres
IL the prize offered. BY almost unanimous
consent the residents Of this city want
the school to 80 to University Heights.
but 1t II very doubtful question Of their
wishes in the matter being needed.
The body Of q sheepherder was found
this morning In canyon about six miles
from the city. but from the meager re-
ports at hand the cause of death cannot
be ascertained. The coroner and deputy
sheriff left at noon to bring in the body.
and If foul play Is suspected will investi-
gate.
The library trustees have accepted the
proposition Of ]. w. Seton for rooms in
his proposed building on c. between
Fourth and Fifth streets. The building
Is now assured and will be the largest
block In the city. covering q ground space
OF $50 feet front on c street and 100 feet
on Fourth and Fifth. The estimated cost
IL $60. 900.
Judge Torrance has rendered Judgment
In the case of the London. Paris and
American bank against Henry Schacht.
The herald., 1897-06-03
SAN BERNHRDINO COUNTY

which to fulfil their contract, as by that
time the new plant would be In. Trustee
Pace moved that the bill be cut 20 per cent,
and this motion carried.
A communication was received from the
Southern Pacific company asking that the
water rate for the motor depot be re-
duced. The request was refused.
This morning at 1:1O an alarm Of fire
was turned in from box rs, caused by
spontaneous combustion in carload of
merchandise which had just arrived In the
yards from the east. There was q consid-
cradle quantity of drugs In the car. The
trainmen had the fire under control be-
fore the department arrived.
The Foresters of America held their Sec
ond annual election last night and elected
officers as follows: Chief ranger w. w.
Morgan; sub chief ranger, f. j. Cole; re-
cording secretary, George Futbam; SEN
ior woodward, w. N. Kellar; junior wood
ward, s. M Hays; senior beadle, Frank
Caluci; Junior beadle, G. E. Clarke; treas
urer, Nick Cadori; financial secretary, H.
G. Warner.
The herald., 1897-06-03
POMONA

POMONA. June 2.-(Regular Correspond
ence.) The regular monthly session of the
board of city trustees was held in the city
hall yesterday afternoon.
The ordinance to license the sale of liquor
at regular hotels with regular meals was
read and referred to the city attorney.
The report Of the city marshal showing
the collection of $1036 in licenses was read
and flied.
The bills of the forty members of the
election boards were allowed at 81 each, as
presented.
The health board was appointed, as fol-
lows: DR.. T. H. Smith, Dr. F. Garcelon,
George Youman, F. W. Balfour and H. j.
Nichols.
1t was resolved to furnish no more horse
feed for the city marshal.
A resolution was offered by Mr. Landon
to allow citizens to get gravel from The
hills by permit of street superintendent for
beautifying grounds and walks Carried
The city attorney was instructed to ad-
vertise for bids for hauling gravel for
graveling more streets and also to ad-
vertise for bids for city printing.
The herald., 1897-06-03
SAN BERNARDINO

SAN BERNARDINO, June 2.-(Regular
Correspondence.) The city trustees met
last night and, as usual, the bill of the
Electric Light company received quite
lot of attention. The bill was for s409. 80
for the month of May, with reduction
of $23.52 for the light that was not fur
nished, but that reduction did not meet
with the approval of the board. Trustee
Thomas was in favor of paying the COM
pany only 10 per cent. as he considered
that the management did not live up to
the contract. Trustee Pace thought that
the company should be paid for light ac-
tualy furnished. The contract was pro-
duced and City Attorney Haskells opn-
ion asked. The attorney stated that the
contract was largely in favor of the COM
pany and that all the city could do was to
pay the bill for actual service and assert
the right to cancel the contract on
months notice. This brought Manager
Ross to the front, and he asked that the
company be given weeks more time in
The herald., 1897-06-03
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, June 2.-(Regular Corre-
spondence) The chamber of commerce
last night considered the city park ques-
tion. Mayor Avos took part in the pro-
ceedings. 1t is probable that two tracts
will be selected. as 1t is thought best to
have one park in each end of town. So
far $500 has been subscribed toward the
purchase of the block in the Birch tract.
One of the seven Cinnamon Illegally
landed from the yawl Nereid near Capis-
trano some time ago. states that he had
his countrymen paid $3.50 each to be trans
ported into the country.
Mrs. Naomi Baker, who swallowed lau-
danum with suicidal intent about two
weeks ago, wandered away from her home
last Sunday morning, and it was believed
for a time that she had been successful in
her determined efforts to die. Late in the
afternoon. however, she was found at the
race track. where she had evidently gone
to kill herself or to mediate in solitude
over her troubles. The woman is afflicted
with some nervous disorder. which the
physicians say affects her mind at times
The preliminary examination of Robert
Boswell, accused of burglarizing the house
of ]. Markwalder, resulted in the defend
ants discharge.
Otis l.. Spencer aged q, and Nellie NJ.
Wilbur, aged 23, residents of Orange, were
today granted a license to wed.
In the superior court today an informa-
tion was presented charging Ezra McCor-
mick with assault with a deadly weapon.
Mccormick is one of the youths arrested
for shooting at Santa Fe train near
Orange. He will be arraigned next Fri
day.
In the case of Susan Finley VS.. Joseph
McGirk, an action for $3.50. claimed for
services as nurse during the illness of the
defendants mother. Judge Ballard today
gave judgment for McGirk.
Rehearsals for the play, MARY Stuart" "
which will be presented at the opening of
the new opera house on June 18th. were
begun last Monday under the direction of
Nine. Modjeska. The madam will assume
the title role.