The herald., 1898-10-28
A SOLDIERS BURIAL
THOMAS DILLEY OF COMPANY L
LAID TO REST
New and Successful Walnut Bleaching
Process-Convalesce Soldiers.
Cooks Trial for Murder

| SANTA ANA, Oct. 27.-The funeral oi
Thomas Dilley, the victim OF the accidental
shooting yesterday, was held today at the
First Baptist church and was largely at,
tended. The members OF Company Il, OF
which the deceased was a member, at
tended in body and gave him military
funeral Six of his most intimate comrades
acted as pallbearers. The remains were
dressed in the military suit. The casket was
draped with the silken flag Of the company
and literally heaped with flowers. AT the
grave few remarks were made by Rev. ller,
after which a salute of six guns was fired,
and the remains were lowered to the mourn
full sound of muffled drums.
The infant son of Oscar Smith died to-
day at Newport Beach.
BLEACHING WALNUTS
At the packing house in this city new
process for bleaching walnuts is being used,
which is giving excellent results. The bleach
ing is done by chemicals into which the
nuts are immersed in small wire basket,
then rinsed in clear water, after which they
are allowed to dry before being graded and
put into sacks. The process is cheaper than
to sulphur them, as was formerly done, and
the fruit of the nut is not injured, while
the shell is LETT with a fine color. Three
carloads of the nuts were shipped from here
yesterday, and large force is engaged both
day and night in handling the crop.
SICK SOLDIERS
Capt Finley received telegram today
from San Francisco, informing him that
Private North continues very i'll and is in
precarious condition. The other members
of the company are rapidly improving and
will be home in about ten days. The sick
members here are also reported to be doing
well. Owen McGongan, who has been in
such dangerous condition, is better.
BREVITIES
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Cake and family left
today for their home in Tucson, Ariz
Mrs. f. A. Hibbard and children of Tus-
tin were i'll a runaway accident Tuesday
evening, in which the former sustained a
slight concussion of the brain and some Sc
we're bruises about the body.
At meeting of Sedgwick post, G.. A. r.,
Tuesday night 20 new recruits were taken
in the order as members by transfer and
muster. At the close of the exercises
banquet was served by the ladies of the W.
r. c. and Shiloh circle
Mrs. j. A. Mcclellan of Napa is here on
a visit to her parents, Captain and Mrs.
John West.
Mrs. Minerva Young and Mrs. Josephine
Fish of Los Angeles are visiting at the home
of c. T. Brayton i'll this city.
Mrs. Charles Hamaker and children re-
turned Wednesday from a visit in Ventura.
Mrs Heald of Minneapolis, Mimi, ar
rived in Santa Ana Tuesday, to visit her
sister Mrs. A L. Reynolds. The ladies had
not met for % years.
Mrs. Arthur Petchner and Mrs l. Felde-
man of Los Angeles were called home yes
terday to attend their mother, Mrs. Rev
George Jones, who is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever. A sister and brother are
also down with the same disease.
Miss Gertrude Foster, the well-known |
actress, now playing with the Nance O'Neil
company in Los Angeles, came down today
to visit her aunt, Mrs. c. A. Derrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Griffith of Fairview
are rejoicing over the birth of a son.
The hay case of Ramsey VS.. Harris was de- |
cided today in the superior court in favor
OF the defendant
The new Fullerton high school will be
dedicated tomorrow afternoon, when Prot. |
J. P. Greeley of this city and W. NJ. Nc
Fadden of Fullerton and j. NJ. Quinn of
.Anaheim will deliver addresses. A musical
program will also be rendered.
Thomas j. Cook, charged with the murder
of Jasper Grigssby, will be arraigned to-
morrow for trial in the superior court.
j.. 0. Foster of Capistrano has brought
300 head of cattle home this week from the |
SAN Jaclnto mountains, where they have
been pasturing.
Maurice, the 6-year-old son of Conductor
Berger of the Santa Fe, was badly bitten
Monday by large Newfoundland dog. The |
wound was cauterized and no serious effects |
are anticipated.
NJ. Z. krashewski, proprietor of the San |
Juan Hot Springs, was thrown from his |
buggy in runaway accident few days ago |
and received fracture of the thigh bone
and other serious injuries
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