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The herald., 1897-05-15
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POMONA

| POMONA, May 1.-(Regular Corre-
lspondence.) As a result Of the company d
competitive drill the Winters medal was
won by Sergeant Midgley with Sergeant
Dudley close second. The Molyneaux
medal was carried off by Private Beckea
with Private Stevens only few points
behind.
1t is understood here that Ben Crews will
appear before commission in the super
ior court of Los Angeles on Saturday to be
examined as to his sanity.
Mail Carrier A. e. Letson has returned
from his recent trip to New York and is
now again on duty.
| George o. Brown came In from Fortuna,
Ariz., for short visit in his old home.
Miss Clara Allies Of Los Angeles is VISIT
Ing friends in Pomona.
d. c. Lane has exchanged his Pomona
home place on Holt avenue and his two
lots on the corner of Casey avenue and
Center street to James w. Smith of Los
Angeles for property in that city.
Mrs Ilena Hall Fleming will start east
on next Wednesday for six months visit
Mrs. F. A. Molyneaux and son have gone
to Winnebago City. MINI.
The young ladies of the Fruit and Flower
mission now have things ready for their
flower festival and their two evenings en-
tertainment, Friday and Saturday, with a
matinee Saturday afternoon.
John l.. Overton and wife are UP from
Los Angeles for few days.
The Mexican, Pico. tried in Judge
Barnes court yesterday afternoon on the
charge of an assault with deadly weapon,
was held to answer in the sum of $500 and
was taken to the county Jail this morning
The preliminary examination of Harry
Norris, charged with seduction Is set for
Tuesday morning next. The young man
is only about 10 years Of age and the girl,
who will soon become a mother, is said to
be not yet 16 years Of age. All parties are
well connected and live near Lordsburg
The complaint, 1t is understood, was filed
by the girls father Mr.. Carter of Lords
burg.
this place by Miss Beresford Joy last even-
ing, was perhaps the best ever given here.
Miss Joy was the guest of Mrs. w. H. Pos
ton while in the city.
The Hotel Palomares company has ar
ranged with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Atkinson to
take care Of the building and contents in
the future. They intend moving to the
premises within day or two.
8. F. Owens, G. "A. Ludden and Frank B.
King have returned from their recent trip
into Inyo county, where they have a silver
mine.
At the session of the city trustees this
afternoon Councilman Landon took Mayor
Patterson to task for his (Patterson's 81
vote against the passage of the liquor
ordinance. Although Mr.. Patterson was
elected by the high license party, Mr.
Landon's claims are that Patterson voted
against Its passage. Mr.. Paxerson's al
legged reason for voting against the pass
age of the ordinance is that he desired to
delay the passage of the ordinance to give
time to insert an amendment prohibiting
the payment of 8 per cent of the $4,000 saloon
license to the city marshal for collection of
the same.
The herald., 1897-05-15
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

sides sweetest singers. expects to leave
soon for visit to her old home in Illinois,
whence she will go about August to Bos-
ton to pursue her musical education.
meeting Is called at the city court room,
Friday night, for the purpose of organizing
a company Of Sons of Veterans.
East Riverside is moving in the matter of
organizing a White Cross society.
Mrs. J. H. Bradley Of Arlington Place,
who SO suddenly and mysteriously disap:
peared from her home some two weeks
ago. has been heard Of in San Bernardino,
and her husband went there to look for
her, but she had disappeared.
Mrs. Mary Craven, mother Of DR.. C, w.
Craven, Mrs. o. T. johnson and Mrs. Mar
tin Hoover. died at midnight last night.
aged nearly S5 years.
Joe BRAZIL was fined $50 today for en-
bezzlement, with the alternative Of twenty
five days in ajil. He went to jail.
Ying Lee, the Chinaman who disem
boweled one Of his racial brethren the
other day. pleaded not guilty, and it Is
understood he will set up plea of emo
tional insanity
Robert Gage left for the east TODAY as
delegate to the Presbyterian general as
sembly.
Mrs. Sarah Ohevelier left today for Han
nibal, Mo-, to reside.
The herald., 1897-05-15

An exciting game Of baseball was played
between the Elsinore and Perris teams
Saturday. the former being winners to the
tune of 80 to q.
James Patterson, Jr., and family leave
In about ten days for their old home in
Plattsmouth, Neb. Mr.. Patterson will re-
turn to Perris for few months this COM
ing winter in order to straighten UP the
final affairs of the bank.
J: w. Nance of Los Angeles has been a
visitor to Perris this week in order to get
Things started on his new block.
George Carter drove over to Riverside
last week with a skittish team, and had
Two drummers for a cargo. When crossing
the dangerous mixture of car tracks,
bridges and streets commonly known as
tne Eighth street crossing, one rein caught
IN ring on the harness and away the
norses started. Mr.. Carter turned the
team into the packing house before they
mad run very far but the surrey was re-
duced to small pieces. A wheel was taken
on loaded truck as nicely as though it
nad neen sawed off. Mr.. Carter was injured
considerably but the drummers got Off
with light sentence.
The herald., 1897-05-15
AVALON

AVALON, May H.-(Regular Correspond
ence) ]. II. Nicoll brilliant artist of
New York. who was especially prominent
In connection with the hanging of the pic
lures at the Worlds fair in Chicago, has
been staying with his son, ]. c. Nicoll, at
the Metropole for the last few days. Dur
ing his stay he made some charming
sketches of the scenery in the island. Yes
terday he Joined a fishing and hunting
party on board the Fleetwing, among
wnom were his son and DIR. w. C. Warren
and wife of Atlanta, Ca, the physician In
charge of the o. X. C. special excursion,
and ]. G. Miller of st. Louis, Mo. The
hunters were landed in the neighborhood
of Big Springs under the guidance of w. 8.
Davis and two of the finest pairs of goat
horns on Catalina were brought in as
trophies to the rifle of the younger Mr..
Nicoll. They also secured seventy-nine
rock cod and two yellowtail, one bonita
and shark, all caught within an hour
and half.
A picnic party composed Of Mrs. and Miss
Doran, Mrs. c. F. Holder, Miss Mary Ban
ming. Miss Mcconnell and Mrs. Peterson,
are spending the day under the chaperon-
age of Mr.. AL Carraher at the headwaters
Of Grand canyon. Miss Mcconnell, who is
from Denver, Colo, with her mother. has
leased the Burnham cottage for a year
and they intend tomake Avalon their home
for that period at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Gaines Of New York
are registered at the Metropole Mr.. Gaines
was out with Chris Ringoin yesterday and
caught five barracuda and a rock bass.
Fifteen members of the O. R. c. went or
a fishing expedition yesterday afternoon
on the Sunbeam. G. w. Thornburg, C. M
Gardner and D. M. Skelly of Denver ]. w.
Cole Of Fort Worth, Tex, and r. L. Will
lard Of Denver were in the party, who were
successful in catching the first albacore
of the season.
J. w. Mallery of Sedalia, Mo-, John F.
Stewart, train dispatcher of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, Scottdale, Pa, A. F. Con-
lisk. general yard master, Fort Worth
Tex. and A. B. Mitchell and wife Of Mar
shall. Tex. were some Of the o. r. c. who
visited Avalon yesterday.
Preparations are being made to entertain
a large number of visitors tomorrow and
Sunday. when 1t is expected that a consid-
cradle portion of delegates and friends of
the o. r. c. will favor Avalon with their
presence. The Hermosa will make her
initial trip on Sunday and will be supple
mented by the Falcon and Warrior If
necessary.
The herald., 1897-05-15
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, May 14.-(Regular
Corrcspondence.) There was trouble yes-
ter ~ on r street, between Fourth and
FK.h streets, and it was a family row at
that. In the forenoon Mrs. Mary Davis
appeared before Justice Soule and asked
to be fined. as she had committed battery
on the person of Mrs. Della Simpson by
striking her with an umbrella. Her case
was quickly settled, when in came Mrs.
Ida Roberts, asking that warrant be is
sued for the arrest of Mrs. Davis for
calling her names on the street a few
moments before. Mrs. Davis was hunted
up, and when told why she was arrested
she denied all knowledge of the affair and
said she had not met Mrs Roberts. She
says that the trouble has been Of twenty
years standing ard that Mrs. Simpson and
Mrs. Roberts are her cousins. She said she
was going to whip the entire family before
she got through.
Miss Harriet M. Curtis arrived home
from Berkeley this forenoon. Her mother,
Mrs. w. j. Curtis, Is reported as being
quite ILL., Miss Curtis will spend her vaca-
tion here.
DIR. w. H. Stiles and wife have gone to
Mount Lowe, where the homeopathic
physicians are holding their convention.
Mrs. Ola Pam, nee Miss HUFF, is in the
city from Wheatland, CAL, visiting her
parents.
The Websters meet tonight and will hold
a moot court.
Elmer e. Rowell, a Los Angeles attorney,
IS in the city today on business.
Young Bros. of Base Line have received
the contract for sprinkling that street
from Waterman avenue to the Messina
store. Their bid was $3.50 per month for
two teams.
A surprise wedding took place last night
In this city in which Miss Ada Rolfe and
John G.. McInerney were the principals.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J..
D. H. Browne of the Episcopal church, the
only outsiders present being Martin j.
Coughlan and Mrs. c. L. Stoddard. Mr..
McInerney is a member of the firm of Nc
Inerney Brothers, who have stores in this
city and San Diego. Mrs. McInerney was
a clerk In the store, and is the daughter
Of Samuel Rolfe, well known resident of
this city. Additional interest attaches to
the affair from the fact that Joseph Doyle
is expected down from Needles tomorrow
morning in the full expectation of marry.
ing Miss Rolfe, or Mrs. Inerney, in accord i.
ance with wedding invitations lately sent
out. p
Judges Campbell and Oster have ap-
pointed the. following physicians members
of the lunacy- commission: DR.. Wesley
Thompson, DR.. G. d. Dickey, DIR. A. K.
Johnson and DR.. J. W. Aldridge.
Judge Campbell gave Frank Salem sixty
days in the county jail for selling liquor to
Indians.
Sam. the dead fire horse, was cremated
today just outside Of the city limits by
Street superintendent Martin. A post
mortem revealed a remarkable case in
veterinary surgery. The large intestines
had become tightly knotted. so that an
operation could not have saved him.
Citizens. regardless of party, are max
ing an effort to have the Hon. w. J. BRYAN
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CHINO

CHINO, May 1A-(Regular Correspond
ence.) Beet thinning is progressing nicely
and the prospects for good crop of beets
is fair.
Several substantial new houses are be-
ing erected in Chino and the business of
the town Is being concentrated, so the in
dications are that these new business
houses will soon fill the blank spaces
Past Master Sloppy and dozen other
knights Of Pythias of Chino visited the
last session of Aetna lodge, Knights of
Pythias, in Pomona, and report very
enjoyable as well as profitable time.
Steele & Green Of the Chino dairy are
putting in a new gasoline engine to dc
their churning
Sebern Steele is getting his heading
apparatus in readiness for operation just
as soon as grain is ripe enough to be cut.
The work of repairing the factory is pro-
crossing rapidly and will be in readiness
in due time to handle the present heavy
beet crop.
1t does not seem like hard times in Chino
now since the. thinning campaign has be-
gun. Many people from the outside are
here, which, added to our own busy popu-
lace, makes business quite good.
The herald., 1897-05-15

WHITTIER.

WHITTIER. May 14.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Last evening Mrs. Wm Wood
Of Rivera was driving with her two little
daughters. As she approached the Pico
bridge her horse became frightened and
ran into the side of the bridge completely
demolishing the buggy and throwing the
occupants out. The little girls ESCAPED
injury but Mrs. Wood was thrown SO that
her head struck the abutment, and she
fell senseless. The lady was removed to
the home of George Lowhead and DR..
Newlin called in. On examination it was
found that the skull was fractured, but
she is resting easy today.
]. E. Coffin and wife. accompanied by
Miss Emma Hadley. left today for Pokega-
ma, Siskiyou county, where Mr.. Coffin will
enter into the lumber business with Her
vey Lindley.
The herald., 1897-05-15
SAN JACINTo

San JACINTO, May H.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The San Jacinto Agricul-
tural and horticultural club met Saturday
to consider the feasibility of establishing
fruit drier. A. M. Lloyd of Pasadena
was present and stated the conditions upon
which he would locate drier. The club
will meet next Saturday. when Mr.. Lloyd
Will state definitely whether he will locate
in the valley or not.
Mrs. b. j. Lobdell, representing the Bos-
ton store OF Los Angeles, was in town
Monday.
e. A. Cutter and bride returned form Los
Angeles Thursday.
Madame Jarley's wax workA as given
by Miss Gertrude Hards Friday evening,
was a great success.
Bruce Morris was married1ast evening to
Miss Anna Karstens. About fifty guests
were present.
The herald., 1897-05-15
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY

stop over few hours in this city on the
morning of July s and deliver an address.
II arrangements can be made thousands
will greet the great statesman at the
depot The Sun: (Republican) comes out
editorially for such.a visit.
A'slight shower of rain fell today and rain
clouds still overhang the valley.
The Wielands will go to Pomona on Mon l..
day. next to cross bats with the team from
that city. This willkbei their first outside
game.
The herald., 1897-05-15
PERRIs

PERRIS, May H.-(Regular Correspond
ence) Three carloads Of all kinds of lum-
Der are on the side-track here for the new
Nance block. burned last February. Con-
tractor Carpenter has six men clearing
out the ruins and unloading the lumber.
Five stores will be built and they have all
been rented in advance. The building will
only be one story.
Plastering is about finished in Leeman's 8
drug store and also In the Patton block.
Carpenters block win have its roof on
within week. when It will be occupied by
The herald., 1897-05-15
PERSONAL

Sheriff Ben Rush of Solano county,
with his mother and sister, is in the city.
They are registered at the Van Nuys.
Mrs. and Mise Rush will proably remain
for some months.
E. w. Pease, wife and child, Phila-
delphia; E. A. K Hackett, Fort Wayne,
Ind; A. T. Sullenburger and Miss Stella
Sullenburger, Denver, Col, are among
recent arrivals at the Abbotsford Inn.
Harry Corson Clarke, the popular
character actor, left for San Francisco
Thursday evening, after a eojourn in
this city Of several months. Mr.. Clarke
commences rehearsing at once with the
Frawley company
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The Mayor Sick

Mayor Snyder was again absent from
his Office yesterday, being confined to
his house by illness. The attack Is not
serious, and he hopes to be able to at
tend to his dutdes as usual today or to-
morrow.
The herald., 1897-05-15

Mrs. w. W. Wise and family will leave
on the 18th of June for Honolulu, where she
will rejoin her husband.
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RHEUMATISM.
Addition to this, the Fear of
Sudden Death.

Rheumatism, as is well known, is caused by
acids existing in the blood, due to poisonous
secretons from some of the great life centres
of the body; which, if not counteracted ami
carried off increases from day to day, causing
the sufferer endless pain, until the disease
finally reaches the heart, where, by sudden
contraction the end is suddenly reached. The
cure for this terrible aff1iction is in every
instance Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. 1t acr"
directly on the stomach liver and kidneys,
promoting perfect action of these organs. In
addition it purifes the blood, which thus
enriched, dispels all poisonous secretionS and
performs its natural function of nOurishing the
body. One of many instances where it has
been a benefit is the case OF Mrs. Jennie Cham
was great sufferer from Rheumatism and
tried all our local doctors and many medicines,
but could get no relief. My limbs were so
badly swollen l could not stand. commenced
using the kickapoo Indian Remedies, and in
seven days the pains were all gone. The
Dropsy was cured, and thank the good Lord
for the day l commenced using Kickapoo
Indian Sagwa. You may use my name if you
wish. Everyone in this county knows me-"
Sufferers everywhere should follow Mrs.
Chambers example. Use Kickapoo Indian
Oil for external application; it relieves the
local pain, while the Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
is removing the cause of the trouble from the
system. The Kickapoo Indian Remedies are
absolutely harmless, and may be obtained at
all druSgi~"2. Kickapoo Indian Oil, 25 cents
hottie. -lickapoo Indian SagWa, $l.00
bottle; bottles for S5 90
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The next meeting of the county
board will not be held until March
22nd.
Judge Mead made orders today to
examine the accounts of the admin
istratrix of the David Britt estate,
and of the administrator of tie
Herman Markell estate.
Saturday is the last day for the
payment of the personal property
taxes before the penalty is attached.
Ten per cent will be added Monday.
County Treasurer Ewing is being
assisted during the rush by ex-Treas-
urer Lloyd.
The Sunday schools of the south
eastern district of Blue Earth county
will hold a convention in the town
hall at Sterling Center March Sd.
There will be basket dinner, land the
Sterling Center Sunday school will
furnish coffee. All interested in Sun
day school work are invited. The
was received too late for
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GARDEN CITY.

Miss Evens, of Amboy, visited Sun
day and Monday with Miss Rector.
Mr.. Broadway and Miss Bertha Cole
went to Madelia last Tuesday after
noon. Ill. o.
Molt MarSton and James Church
went to St. Paul last Monday on bust
ness.
Quite a number from here attended
the meeting in Madelia last Friday
night.
Rev. @. L. Waite will preach in the
Rapidan school house Friday night of
this week at 7:45. -
Cards are out = announcing the
wedding of Mr. John Hober and Miss
Haggard, of Concord.
The ladies aid society of the M. E.
church meets with Mrs. Charley
MarstOn Friday of this week.
Remember the entertainment in
the Christian church Monday night
for the benefit of the side walk fund.
Mrs Frank Burnett has been visit
ing with Elmer Burnett, who has
been quite sick the past ten days.
Miss Church, who has been visiting
her relatives here in town for some
time past, returned to her home in
Fairmont last week.
A surprise party was given at MI.
Thayer's last Tuesday night TOR
Minnie Fleming. Ali reported an en-
joyable time.
The Boston Comedy company gave
two very interesting entertainments
in the Woodman hall Monday and
Tuesday nights of this week.
Last Monday afternoon the pupils
of the Garden City high school gave
very interesting program under the
auspices of the Literary league IN
memory of Westinghouse birthday.
Watson A. Sawyer and MIS- Jeni-
We've Young, of this place, were
10 Mankato last week. Their
friends wish them much happiness.
Wanted first class dry goods mer-
chant. Anyone looking for place to
locate will receive patronage here, as
We have no dry goods store here at
present.
Sad news reached here last Friday
that Mrs. Jennie Seward was dead.
She is the mother of Willie Seward
aud daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Shepard
Roberts. Her brother, William, was
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Safe Deposit Boxes.
Papers, jewelry. money, absolutely
safe. MANKATO SAVINGS BANK.

The legislature has passed and
the governor has approved a bill re-
ducing the charge for naturalization
papers to one dollar. In this county
the charge has heretofore been dol
lar and half.
Judge Mead made an order today
for hearing proofs of the will of John
Rath; and issued letters of admins
tration to Chas. Halves and an order
for hearing claims against the August
Richter estate.
Rev. Forsberg, from St. Paul, will
return and conduct Sunday services
at the Swedish M. E. hall on Sunday.
Feb. 2e, and will continue each even
ing the following week. All Scandi-
navians invited.