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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-15

The directors of the West Jersey & Sea-
shore Railroad Company which conducts
the Pennsylvania Companys seashore lines,
met on Tuesday and Endorsed the PROPOSE
ton of the Pennsylvania to double it's track
on the Camden & Atlantic division and to
lay the old track with a heavier steel rail.
The equipment of the road as planned will
permit the running of the heavy and new
class locomotives which have been con-
structed, and the double track will enable
the company to make a faster schedule for
trains to Atlantic City. The change will
necessitate the laying Of new track nearly
the entire fifty-eight miles between Camden
and Atlantic City. During the last season
the company's lines to Atlantic City were
kept free of dust by having the roadbed
thoroughly saturated with oil. 1t is said
that oil also preserves the ties. While moth
ing has been done in regard to the ballast
ing of the road, it is presumed that the
material will be such as will prevent the
collection of dust as far as possible. There
will soon be a meeting of the Delaware
River Bridge Company directors to take ac-
ton as to double-track ing, so that the sys-
tenn win be complete double-track one
from Broad-street Station TO Atlantic City.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pullman Palace Car Company was
held in Chicago yesterday. Over $240O0.O0e
of the capital stock was represented Dl-
rectors George M. Pullman, Marshall Field
J. w. Doane, Norman Williams and o. s.
A. Sprague. of Chicago. Henry c. Hubert
of New York, and Henry r. Reed of Bos-
ton, were reelected. The quarterly divi-
dend Of s. per share. payable Nov. Is, was
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Now 70 me morrew's bowers vim say:

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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and DO
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No Matter What the Disease
ManyOn Has the Cure.

10 to IL.
Majestic Building, Pennsylvania and
Maryland streets.
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wished. The court extended the usual time
allotted for oral argument to two hours and
a half. The argument will be heard ON
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FUNERAL DIRECToRs.

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drop of medicine during the past two years.
Under these circumstances l cannot do
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Friendship, n. Y. w. II. SCOTT, M. ID.
Dr. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
glsts under positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free 20 all applicants.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL Co, Elkhart, Ind.
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THE JOURNAL

Have been conveniently located at the following
drug stores in the various sections or
,. the city, from which
ADVERTISEMENTS WILL, BE TELEPHONED
Dlrect 10 this office at regular rates
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Hay.



Yesterdays flowers am /,
Young maidens came and sang me to my death;
The moon looks down and sees In my shroud,
The shroud Of my last dew.
Must needs wake for all to-morrows flowers
The maidens, too. that sang me my death
Must even so make way for all the maids that
to come.
Laden with fragrance of the days gone by.
The maidens that tomorrow come this way
VIII not remember that i once did bloom,
For they Will only see the newborn flowers,
As a sweet memory TO women's hearts,
Their days OF maidenhood.
and then they will be sorry that they came
To sing TO my death.
And all the butterflies viii mourn for me;
] bear away with me
The sunshines dear remembrance, and the low,
SOFT murmurs Of the spring.
! drank in all the whole earth's fruitfelness
TO make OF Il the fragrance Of my soul
That shall outlive my death
Now 70 the morrow flowers viii 1 say:
s.Dear children Of my rootsi
] charge you 10 love the sun as / have loved,
And love the lovers, and the little birds,
That, when ye -oom anew,
They never may remember l am dead
But always think they see the self-same flowers;
Even as the sun. that ever thinks he sees
The self-same birds ami lovers upon earth
Because he is immortal, and for this
Never remembers Death.
Yesterdays flowers am /.
And 1 have drunk my last sweet draught OF dew.
Young maideus came and sang me 10 my death;
The moon looks down and sees me in my shroud,
The shroud Of my last dew.
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$40 PEOPLE
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viii Begin Next Monday Morning, and Will
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Important and Valuable Medicines
Known to Civilization.

The second of Professor Munyon's public
tests is proving to be as interesting as the
first and hundreds of people, including
visitors from all parts of the State.
thronged his offices, Majestic Building.
yesterday, to receive free examination by
the corps of skilled doctors and to secure
a free vial of Munyon's Kidney Cure. This
test continues to-day and tomorrow.
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had q constant hutter-
Ing of the heart and
severe palpitation and
pain In the left side.
She took three bottles
of Or. Miles New Heart
Cure and was complete
ly restored to health.
and haa not taken q
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DON'T PAY BIG DOCTOR BILLS.

Don't risk your health, perhaps your life.
when you can consult skilled specialist,
on any disease, absolutely free of charge.
While the test of Kidney Cure is going
on Munyon's doctors win treat all patients
that come, no matter what their disease.
just the same as usual. Medical examina-
ton and advice are absolutely free.
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EE Fart Disease Is curable 1t is not
81 surprising that ell cases are not
cured, since no physician has made
he heart special study for quarter OF a
CENTURY as DR.. Miles has done. The follow
lng tribute from a physician will be read
With interest. For six years prior to taking
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure my wife was
terrible sufferer from heart disease. She
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I5OST-Pair gold eyeglasses, between Vermont
on Meridian to corner of North and Illinois.
Return to Journal Reward
The herald., 1897-04-29
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY

were informed that there was consid-
cradle property belonging to him in
your county,"
Inquiries continue to come in con-
cerning supposed valuable estate of
one Henry Helbig. who Is said to have
died here in 1890. The following letter
was received here yesterday from a le-
gal firm at San Francisco:
This inquiry is made on behalf of the
German consulate at San Francisco.
At least a dozen letters on the same
subject have been received from diff
ferent persons. but nothing is known
here of Henry Helbig.
Syra e. Lewis yesterday made appli-
ovation for entry on public land.
George M. Ackermon of Tecolote reg
.stered yesterday.
The sum Of. $4,000 has already been
paid by the Southern California railway
for oil purchased during April from
Summerland producers. Six carloads
were shipped to Los Angeles this week.
Miss Mabel Craft, well known lite
rary lady, Is visiting Santa Barbara.
Her father was merchant here in early
days. and Miss Craft passed her child
hood in the Channel city.
The herald., 1897-04-29
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, April 2s.-(Regu-
and family OF Denver Colo, have rented
the Skidmore cottage. no Second street
for the coming season and will take pos
session on Monday next.
Mrs. M. E. Skidmore and Mrs. P. j
Keeler have taken rooms in the Smith
cottage on Sixth street for the coming
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Chamberlain
Of Redlands have leased a cottage in
South Santa Monica for the summer.
David Acker and family are making
preparations to move to their ranch,
near The Palms, where they will reside
for the summer.
Mr.. Jackson OF Jackson's Napa Soda
springs spent yesterday in Santa Monica.
Miss Zoe Barnett is the guest Of Mr..
Rudolph Hopf.
Joseph johnson Of Fort Worth. Texas.
rs the guest of his friend, ]. U. Henry.
willard Webb arrived home last night
from the Randsburg minig district. He
brings fine specimens of ore from his
diets will be the site of the next boom.
<Aoooe rAihhey, accompanied ny -. r.
Day of Los Angeles, are here today on
business.
P. H. Oswald has returned here from
Yuma. Ariz., and is again on duty at the
wharf.
Miss Sarah Hite returned home yes
terday after a seven months visit to
friends and relatives In the east.
A May Day festival will be given Sat-
urday evening by the Good Templars
lodge, in Halls new warehouse, on Third
street, below Utah avenue. A fine pro-
The herald., 1897-04-29
RIVERSIDE COUNTY

DIR. E. T. Ellis, one of the candidates
for the Indian agency appointment, was
in the city from Elsinore yesterday,
looking after his fences
City Clerk Phelps has been granted
G. two weeks leave Of absence.
The preparations for Memorial day
observance were started last night at
the meeting of Riverside post, G.. A. r.,
by the appointment Of committee COM
rosed of A. S. Milice, d. G. Mitchell and
H. C. Hibbard to wait upon Mayor King
man and invite him to take charge of
the arrangement. 1t was voted to re-
quest Rev. Edward F. Goff of the First
Congregational church to preach a
patriotic sermon the Sunday morning
preceding Memorial day.
The old soldiers are making consider
able stir in adding to the membership
of the G. A. r. Two were initiated Mon
day night and four applications were
received. 1t is the desire to have all
ex-union soldiers in this locality become
members Of the post here. A drum corps
is to. be organized. This matter is in the
hands of Sheriff Johnson.
The herald., 1897-04-29
ORANGE COUNTY

slipping off to Santa Ana. and getting
married. The bride was Miss Minnie
Schaffer, of this city, whose parents
knew nothing of the matter until their
return.
There are numerous rumours afioat in
regard to the Hotel del Campo, now oc-
cupie6 as sanitarium. 1t is reported
that the owners Of the building want
$100 per month rent, which the present
occupants refuse to pay. Several par
ties have been looking at the building
and yesterday gentlemen was here who
desired to purchase such a building. in
which he proposed to establish school
for girls.
Mrs. Barbara Bauer, wife of M. J.
Bauer Of West Anaheim, died at 1880
this morning, aged 43 years, II mon this
and 27 days. She has had consumption
for long time and has been confined to
her bed for year. The funeralwiu take
place tomorrow morning.
N. H. Mitchell, wife and daughter.
were in the city yesterday. The daugh-
ter. Miss Blanche, will remain a few DAYS
visiting friends.
Mrs. j. D. Lane went to Los Angeles
yesterday to join party of friende who
will go out to San Gabriel to visit the old
mission.
The herald., 1897-04-29

Christians in using the day for one OF
pleasure, and too often for business,
Later in the day the convention in
structed it's officers to see that each local
society in the union take some action on
the subject of Sabbath observance.
AT the noon hour lunch was served in
the church by Ell Modena ladies.
The afternoon session was opened with
singing and prayer. Information con-
cerning the California convention, which
all the Endeavorers are just at present
so much interested in, was given by Miss
M. Phebe Jones Of Anaheim.
Miss N. H. Binford. late Of Jonesboro.
Ind, who has been engaged in jun
Tor work over the greater part of the
state, had charge of junior hour and
made it one of the most impressive Of the
convention. After reading the beati-
tudes responsively, twenty-seven of the
children, under the direction of Miss
Binford, gave an exercise entitled THE
Home Missionary Locomotive" Fol-
lowing this. Miss Binford made short,
pointed talk on work among the chill
dren, and answered a number of Ques-
tions on Junior work.
Rev. Levi Gregory, pastor of the FL
Modena church. had charge of the pas
tors hour. An unusually large number
Of ministers of the county were present
and took an active interest in all of the
proceedings.
Rev. Mr.. Her, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church of Santa Ana, preached the
convention sermon. The subject of his
discourse, "The Office Work of the Holy
Spirit" The three points that were CIV
en- especial emphasis were: The work OF
the Holy spirit in conviction for sin, In
justification and in sanctificaton. Mr.
Her impressed upon his hearers the ne
cessity of being. led by the Holy Spirit in
everything that we may undertake.
Mrs. C. e. Way, the county president
of the w. C. T. u, was at this time given
a few minutes, in which she referred to
the evils resulting from the Fiesta, and
particularly those of "All Fools Night, u
requesting the Endeavorers to pray
earnestly for those surrounded with
temptation.
The convention closed with a conse-
Grafton service led by Mr.. Donald Nc
Millen of Alamitos.
The following officers were elected.
President, Lou P. Hickox of Santa Ana;
vice-president, Miss Flora Scarritt of
Orange; recording secretary, Miss LYDIA
Cruikshank of Santa Ana; treasurer,
Harry McDermont of Fullerton, junior
superintendent. Miss N. H. Binford.
The herald., 1897-04-29
SAN BERNHRDIhO COUNTY

Is making a clean sweep, especially OF
those places that are well critivated.
In the places grown up with weeds the
worms feed on the weeds and not the
vines. Every effort is being made to
stop the ravages.
The Stout Ditch Water company has
filed papers Of incorporation, with the
capital stock at $14, 400, there being IA
shares. The water comes from Warm
creek. The directors are w. c. Kellar,
J. H. Barton. H. Bessant, Ed Daley and
w. F. Stiles. The following is the ap-
portionment of shares: Ed Daley, 10
shares; Naomi Stiles. 6; ]. H. Barlow
"a; ]. H. Bessant, II; ]. E. McCrary, 6;
w. E. Stiles. 4; Nancy Grimes, 1S; G.
A. Boren, 81; H. Bessant, IL; ]. Bessant.
g. H. D. Root, 80; D. Stephens, 2.25; w.
c. Kellar, IS; Lorana Thorne, ID; S. Bes
SAINT, 2. There will only be assessments
for current expenses.
A man named Charles Henderson was
found dead at Cajon last night at the
house of one Robert Matthias. The man
was sitting in chair. He went to Cajon
on Sunday and was in good health.
The herald., 1897-04-29
POMONA

POMONA, April 2S.-(Regular Core
spondence.) The board of trustees reap
pointed w. H. Saunders as city engineer
and George Dundas as pound master.
The next meeting Of the board will be
held at 2 p. M, May 4th.
Neither Judge Bicknell nor any other
representative of the Southern Pacific
company put in an appearance at the
session Of the board of trustees yester-
day afternoon, but this forenoon Grant
Brothers did appear in the shape of a
large number of wagons, men and teams.
who pitched camp on the company's res
ervation in the yards just to the east
OF the Southern Pacific depot 1t now
looks as II the railroad company intend
to make good use of the thirteen days
that remain before the expiration of the
franchise granted by the city Nov. H.
1895, for eighteen months, expiring May
11th, by building the road at least to a
point beyond the city limits toward
Chino. or until an injunction suit stops
proceedings. In that event the wording
of the franchise itself will probably save
the company.
The intervening of few years often
bring about strang condolences in life.
as shown by the appointment yesterday
by the board of trustees of T. ]. limerick
to the office Of nightwatch or aid to City
Marshal A. B. Caldwell. These two
men who are now working together to
The herald., 1897-04-29
2 HlUDWNM 3

The marvellous remedio-treatment that Is
used at the Hudson Medical Institute, the
great white building at the corner of Ellis.
Market and Stockton streets, San Fran
cisco, Cal, has saved thousands upon thou
sands from all the horrors that you are af-
fiicted with, and your case is by no means
too far gone. Go there or write and ask
for circulars and testimonials about this
grand remedy. Why, in thirty days you
won't know yourself, and no matter wheth-
er you have got kidney. liver or bladder
trouble; whether you have had bad case
of blood poisoning and have face and
body covered with bad pimples and blotch-
es, or whether you are run down and unable
to perform the big functions of nature-it
will be all the same to those wonderful
physicians. You ask what they will do for
you! They will cure you and make whole
man of you.
The herald., 1897-04-29
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April 2S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) prof" Edwin T. Green,
awaiting trial on a charge of rape, pre-
ferred by Miss Ruby Fitch, has filed a
deposition in the superior court. Green
declares that he is physically incapable
of the crime of which he Is accused and
was so incapacitated for a period of az
least three months prior to his arrest;
that he believes if a proper medical ex-
animation were made as to his condi-
tion the physicians testimony would
prove good defense. According to
Green's statements, he has been refused
the privilege of having such an exam
ination performed on his own account,
thence his appeal to the court. On the
strength of the prisoners affidavit.
which was presented by his attorney,
John N. Anderson, Judge Ballard made
an order that the examination be made
as requested. Green's case will come up
for trial on May Sd.
Santa Ana's famous trotter. klamath
recently mentioned as the probable sub
ject of litigation in a prospective will
contest is being put through his regular
course of training at the race track, in
charge of his reputed owner, G. H. Judd.
Competent judges say the horse is in
better condition now than he has ever
been, and last Saturday he is reported
to have made the fastest quarter in his
history, which would indicate that he
has not deterioriated since falling into
new hands. 1t is predicted that the lit
tie trotter, If forced to his limit, will
lower his mark Of 2:071s, made last year.
Mrs. DR.. J. B. Cook has returned from
a visit in Whittier.
Alexander Belford of Chicago has been
visiting his brother, R. ]. Belford, at
Capistrano.
A number of people from this vicinity
have already gone for their summer
vacation at San Juan hot springs, and
as the accommodations there have been
greatly improved the camp promises to
be unusually lively this season.
Miss Duvall, high-class artistic from
Los Angeles, is sketching some of the
historic adobes about Capistrano.
Marriage licenses were granted today
to the following persons: Jesse L..
Church, aged 80. and Anna M. Wilson,
aged 25, both residents of Los Angeles;
Charles Keller of Tustin, aged 21, and
Amanda Boswell of Santa Ana, aged Is.
Clara B. Williamson was today grant
ed decree of divorce from John D. Will
hanson, on the ground of failure to pro-
vide. This action has been before the
court since October, 1898.
The herald., 1897-04-29
CovINA

COVINA, April 2S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The directors of the Covina
Reading Room and Library association
met Tuesday evening and made ar
rangements for the purchase of the fur
riture. for the room. A contract was also
signed with the Parmalee Library COM
pany for the use of their circulating IL
brary. The matter of electing librarian
from the numerous applicants resulted
In deadlock and after several bal
lots had been cast was finally postponed
until the next meeting, Tuesday, May
4th.
A large gathering of the members of
the Christian church met at the home
OF their pastor, Rev. J. w. Utter, on
Tuesday evening and presented him with
fine broadcloth double-b breasted Prince
Albert suit and his charming wife the
goods for handsome black dress. The
presentation was made by DIR. Kellar,
who, in a few well-chosen words, ex-
pressed to the reverend gentlemen and
his estimable wife the esteem in which
they were held by their congregation.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. e.
church will hold an ice cream social in
Franklin's hall Friday evening.
Azusa lodge, F. and A. M, will work
in the first degree on Thursday even
ing.
Rev. ]. M. Rich left on Monday even
ing for a few days visit in San Fran
cisco.
The Earl Fruit company commenced
to take in fruit again on Monday.
A meeting of the rifle men Of Covina,
Azusa and Glendora is called for Satur-
day next at the Azusa range at 2p m.
for the purpose of organizing a valley
club.
Rollie, the youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Harris, met with very pain
full accident on Monday evening by a
horse stepping on his foot and severely
crushing it. DR.. Reed was called in and
found it necessary to amputate two Of
the little ones toes.
S. M. Since, while engaged in unload
ing rock, let one slipl which caught his
nose between the rock and the wagon
wheel. The nose was so severely cut as
to necessitate seven stitches being taken
in dressing.
The herald., 1897-04-29
EAGLE ROCK

EAGLE ROCK, April 2s.-(special
Correspondence There will be another
boulevard meeting at Eagle Rock school
house Saturday evening. May 1st, to
which all who are interested in this route
are most cordially invited.
All admit that this is the most pictur-
esque of the several lines under consid-
Grafton, and that the material for con-
struction Is much more convenient; that
the soil is of such nature that it will
require much less of other material;
that it is free from railroads, slaughter
houses and all other Objectionable fea-
lures; in fact, 1t is the ideal route for
such a driveway, and when to all this
Is added that the people of Eagle Rock
have offered. not only to grant the right
Of way. 12O feet wide, but to grade the
same, 1t is believed such a combination
Of advantages will prove irresistible to
the gentlemen of the committee.
The herald., 1897-04-29
AVALON

AVALON, April 28.-(Regular Cores
pondence.) The fishing continues to be
excellent. The first large seabass Of
the season was caught yesterday by
Q. P. Harris of the Sea Beach hotel.
1t weighed 52M pounds. The Fleetwing
had a very pleasant fishing excursion
to Church rock. the party on board
catching four yellowtail and a barra-
couda, besides fifteen rock cod, and all
within two hours. Miss Ella Doyle made
quite reputation for herself as an
angler. Joe Barrett and George s.
Blount of Albuquerque. N. M, were
among the party. They have been
enjoying La Fiesta in Los Angeles, and
are resting up here for few days. Mr.
Barnett is quite an expert shot. taking
the second prize in the recent tourna-
ment at Carson City. He is determined
to make at least one OF the Catalina
goats recognize his prowess before leav-
ing the island.
DR.. c. A. Mcdonnell returned from La
Fiesta yesterday.
In crossing the channel yesterday the
Falcon passed in plain view Of q large
school of porpoises
A number of black fish some thirty
feet long were close in to the island yes
terday. They are a species of whale.
and created quite a commotion in the
water. Yellowtail are being caught close
in shore now. B. Brown of the Pasadena
hotel and DR.. Bishop were among the
successful fishermen. each landing
large fish this morning.
M. Foster has been spending Fiesta
week in town. He returned yesterday.
making the trip from San Pedro in
his sloop Wave, only 18 feet long, with
six-foot beam. He made the trip in
safety. which should give encourage
ment to intending visitors who may be
nervous about the voyage on the
steamer.