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Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Live stock Prices at St, Paul.

HOGS Market weak, lower. Range
of prices, s.. 65@3 S711
CATTLE-Good demand for good
fat -a55.e and good stockess.
Sales ranged at $3.O003. for stockers.
$2.75M3.70 for COWS; S. 80 for hsifers;
$3.7504 30 for steers.
SHEEP Market in good demand
Muttons, $4.1O; lambs, $3. 10 a3.75.
Receipts: Hogs 700; cattle, 1900; sheep,
5000; calves, s2O0.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
..kun... is.l It.oovara

JOPLIN, M, Sept. 20. Colonel w.
F. C,dy, 'Buff.to Bill" wno was
taken III IN Kansas City last week, has
joined MS show here, apparently per.
iectly recovered.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28

A boy read tales of the sea and he
said: When I am man, will
quit the plow; will sail up and
down the high seas, north and south
and east and west; / will visit all
the earth. But when he was man
there were those for whom he must
care and he must needs wait. And
SO, day after day, year after year,
till he was old and bent and gray,
between the two handles of his pillow,
over and over he trudged his mar.
row field, still sailing up and down
the high seas, north and south and
east and west, visiting all the lands
of the earth Christian Work.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Poultry..Buttsr an,l Eggs.

POULTRY-Marke5 for live dull
Spring chickens, SO '1s:; hens. SC; ducks,
616@711c; turkeys, 1850.
BUTTER Steady Creameries 1870
zoe; dairies, llk@l7s.
EGGS-Firm; fresa. 14c
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Grain Prices at Minneapolis.

WHEAT-September closed at 64&c;
December, 60A@6O9Sc; May. 6l7s@63c.
On Track-No. hard, 664c; Mol North
ern 65Zc; No. 2 Northern, 6l2zc.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

General Garcia is stated to be en-
| 1Oute to this country.
Colonel w. j. Bryan is in Washing
ton with touch OF malaria.
General Sir Herbert Kitchener has
been elevated to the peerage.
Ex.Secretary Sherman has recovered
from his recent attack of acute bron.
chitis
Captain General Blanco has issued
an order for the removal of Columbus
body from Havana to Spain.
Colonel John Hay, who will be sec.
rotary of state in succession to Mr..
Day, has arrived from London.
DIR. Charles A Schaeffer, president
of the state university of Iowa, is dy-
ing at his home in Iowa City of infam.
nation of the stomach.
Milan, formerly king of Servia, is
again heavily in debt and is threatened
with judicial proceedings by no less
than seven London money lenders.
1t is officially announced that the
Hon. George N. Curzon, until recently
parliamentary secretary Of the foreign
Office, who is TO succeed the Earl of
Elgln as viceroy of India, has been
elevated to the peerage as Baron Cur
zon of Kelston.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS
The yellow fever situation in the
South is little worse.
The general grand chapter of the
Eastern Star is in session this week at
Washington.
The Canadian Pacific rate war has
ended and passenger fares from ocean
to ocean have been restored.
The supreme council, Scottish Rite
Masons, has adjourned to meet at
Philadelphia next September
Des Moines was chosen as the place
for holding the 1900 convention of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
The national convention of the Chris.
tian church disciples of Christi will
be held at Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. IL
to 30.
A congress of mothers, unda9 the
auspices Of the national organ zation,
will. be held in Omaha Oct. 8, and 10,
by invitation of the Trans. Mississippi
exposition.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Price of wheat at Duluth.

WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 7O1zc; No.
/ Northern, SIC; No. , Northern. $3.50;
To Arrive No. l hard Zoo; No. l
Northern, $3.50; September, $500; De-
cember, 617sc; October, $3.50; May, SEC.
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28
Live stock Prices at Chicago.

HOGS Market generally 30 lower
Sales ranged at $3.6O@4.O0 for light;
$3.5504.O2k for mixed; $s.450405 for
heavy: So 1908 so for rough.
CATTLE-Market steady to loo lower.
Sales ranged at $3.9O05.7O for beeves;
$20O04.60 for COWS and heifers; So. 100
$685. for Texas steers; S35O@A4 As for
Westerns; 81. lO@4.5O for stockers and
feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $3.SO@5.Sj for natives;
$SSO@4.40 for Westerns; $5 1906. IS for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; CATTLE 81. coo;
sheep 1900.
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago
neutrality-suspicious., 6711c; October,
65Ac; December, $40; May, $3.50.
CORN September. 1880; De-
cember. soc; May, 80.
OATS-Septembsr, also; December,
BIC; May, 292z@a2Ic.
PORK = September, S. 30; October,
$780, December, $S4 January, e9.97
Morris tribune., 1898-09-28

Half armor was worn in the con-
Itinental armies until the present
century. In exceptional cases body
armor is still worn by special sol
ldiars-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
SyrcicS Gaba ttno pcrtu1iyerte
9sfttett.

ssSine iiberuus itnangensbme 3uaabe
! 3u Der eubanii1en unabhdn9igteits=ye=
weaunB lit oas eubanii6e 8eprtuttonss
Tribunal in Stem Yort, Die vSunta"
nit ibren llnaeiunoen Sinanslpefula-
ionen. IS ilt oenielben feineswees In
erlter 2inie um Die unabbdnsieteit Der
Snlel 81 tbun, als Olelmebr um ibren
SOnos einen Wertb gu geben, Die our
3eit nibt oas Yapier tpertb lino, ouf
'uelAem lie aeoruft lino. N'an piQ su
olelem 3mefe Die Nomtnitrotipn Der
Ter. Staaten nDtbisen, Die iebi9en
6librer Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
als Die &esierung bon @uba ansuer=
fennen. Bombs gum Yetra9e bon per=
lhieoenen 9unoert Wtillionen Dollars
ollen Die ySunta" uno Die in Cuba be-
Inoliben Siihrer oes Wufltanocs sur
}lusaabe bereit balten. @s 1anoelt lib
um eincn siaantil9en S6minoel, bur9
Den Die cubaniibe llnabbdn9isfeitsbes
;uesuna 9leibiam Sur @yiinoung elmer
Nepubiif auf 9ttien 9emabt meroen
ioa.
Das 1T au6 Der 8runo, ipeBbalb
pralibent WcGinleJ nit ieinem 9anaan
@iniluB iih Der Anertsnnung Der jebi-
gen cubanil6en &e9ieruns lpiberlebt.
Nber er miro oamit cinen ihperen
Stano bahen. oenn Die ,Sunta" lit nit
lbren ypnbs 70 freigebia umgeeaneen,
oaB arobe Yetrdae oerielbsn Iib in ben
odnoen BON 9emilien GonereBpolitifern
lno Seniotionsseitunaen beIinoen uno
oleie fdmp;en unter Der 2eitune unIeres
SunDesienators 0orater nit aller
utabt fir 9nertennnung Der
cubanifben Gegternng uno
Der ypnbs Die iie als BeSablung
lbrer uneigenniibi9en Dienlte
erbalten baben.
Sener ipefllatipen ySunta" mag es
Iebr unanaenebm iein, oaB mani ibren
beabii0t,sten Millionenibtpinoel bereits
I'M GonareB al Die arObe 8lode sebdn9t
bat 10 bab Die uniaubere Gelhihte ba-
ourh Dor bas 6orum Der Dffentli1en
Meinung seserrt iporben tit. Man bai
i'm gongreB bic ,Sunta" gans offen
beidulbigt, oaB lie nur Debbalb auf glns
ertennnna Der iesi9en 3eaiernng in
Cuba beitebe, Inn ibren Ounoertmillio-
men bon yDnbs eineil WarttiDertb su
seben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Giicnba abnrdmbcr setamoe,.

Sos Mnaeles, Sal, 23. april. Die
sanse Banbe bon Gilenbabn=4aubern,
bic am MittnoA Moreer um slpei lib
bel Sro @ranbe ben Santa Sc ueber=
lanos3ua iiberIiel, lit perbattei nnD bie=
ber ing BefdnaniB aebra1l lporoen. IS
iino bies 8. 8. Chiffon bon gietor
Glpoe Benninstan, u. galtner uno S.
Spnes bon Dro Uranbe. Ser Qebtere
tDuroe bon 0,m .ooten Der 9Dells ,saral
gJpreB COMPANY ihlper perlpun0et mi
befinbet ii6 oe,n 5oDe nobe.
Nie M1nner tpnrben ale III ibrer
WDbnun9elt Derhaftet. Die Neantt, |,
lpeiaern ii6 Dorldnfig nod i'll ioQen,
ipel6es 8epeismateriol lie III 6dnbe,
bobelt, ne erfldreil ober, bnB Is iiber.
|mdltigeno unO nlebr ais genlQenb 5ii,
bic nsberfii6r,lno ilno Die DerurtbeiIun1
oer Rduber iets
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-28
Nemeite Wa1ri1tet,.

| 9as SGinoiier grbIdafts-Gteuera
leb 1T bonn noes=Ober3eriht perfaI
ifun9smdeig ertldrt iporoen.
1 Sn Heu Merito fiirdtet man esnoia
Enerunruben. @ouperneur Gtero bal
lbaber um grlaubnib erlu6t, unuor,iia.
Hth getpobnsr bon Neu Wlerito als Ssrei.
nilliae einItellen gu oiirfen. gr min III
fals 0renspoliaei bertpenben uno biz
sSorts SabdrO uno Wingate nit ibnen
Ibenlannen.
Sn Der 9onoonoerrp=Mine in Cripple
Sreef, gol., brah SSeuer aus, nobel bic
Rraleute S. u. Goriter uno s. g.
Sones lcfuie her au ibrsm geiltano ber=
beteilenoe Superintendent oes Wertes,
W. 8. Tins, eleno perbrannten. 9ie
sei6en puroen aeflnnen.
Sas Staats-Iepartement bat an alle
onspdrtiaen Nationen cine Nctis ee=
ihift, odB cine arieosertldrun9 oes
eon9reI1es felt Dem 81. Npril beltebt.
Gs 9eidab bies Inn llnannsbmIihteiten
NIL 0noern 9nf1onen tuegef1 Der Ulofa0e
IN Guba uno Den Neutralitdts, ,8eleben
su bermeiben.
Gin Rriea aniiben Nicaruaua uno
goita &iea 1T unper,neioli1. Gin 6rens.
ftreit lit Die uria9e.
Vei Santa Grus, Sal, lit bic gali=
Fornia Yulpermiible. wel6e rauhloles
yulper fabrisirte, erplooirt uno iino Is
big 20 gerionen bel oer grplolion um's
9eben getommeu. gs eibt nur smei
ssabriten bon rauhlpiem BUILDER inn
Sanoe uno Die 3erit6rung oieler pulper-
fabrit 9eraoe su oieier 3eit fommt Der
&e9ieruns iebr ungelesen.
Sobn Sherman bat als staats=5e=
tret1r feline &eIiaul.iou sinaeleldt uno
Hihter 9ap, Der bisfe,i0e 6ulfsiefrefdr,
1T su ielnem Na6folaer ernannt ntmoroen. |
Wan ipribt oauor, naB aud @eueral
Nl9er aus bem 2abinet id eiben peroe. |
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Osi1,e Sccfeblactt bcpprffcbcnc.

godl Den lebten gerten lit Die pand Jlotte welde BEL
hea @Gqpinen iatiourt 1T, benz aerifaniiden @edmaoer
pele5 bon onsfong na anla ies entseeen eefareu ul
Oas amerfoniide @eidwaoer an5usreife o mirb uabr=
denlid Die ee Sceiladt in aiatden Gemdern itattfnoe
Die @nfanoGen anf ben 8bippnen teben $4,000 gRanu
tart bor Dana nno marten a bas grleinen Der amri=
fani9en 5lotte, i'm Die 5taot ansusrefen.
Son Mabrb fomm Die Nafrid5t oaf cine lpaude Totte
auf Dem sSese nad nneen ~ iei oie &ienitao al be-
idieben Sn Der Ndbe Der ensden 8ae mill man mebrer
1panbe ®sbffe see6en babe, Die wetwdrts fubreu
@etern wiGete BEN RHiten girsniens elm beftiaer
Surn, aber big ebt bat @ seb5rt bab zines oer onter
fanild)en ®sIdiife Stbaben gelitten
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MusIaun.

Die oeutIden Sosialoemofraten iino
entlhlolen, ben l. llai oieies Sabres
in boiler Glorie gu feiern. Ser Mini=
lter oes Snnern, 6reiberr b. b. &ede,
Tot leoob an Die Iegierunes rdfioenten
'in &eitript erlalen, bas Difentlide
Maifeit=llmSi9e nir9enos gebuloet wer=
oeu loaen.
Eas oentldle QanserIdiff ,9urfiirf
6rleorih 9elibelm" oerietb auf ieiner
Gabrt our6 oas Stngeraf in Elm ihme.
Tres Weiten GiHe Stursmede riBsbrei
Matroien iiber goro, smei muroen se-
rettet Der brittle a5er, Elm Sbermatrple,
lit ertrunten.
Die gerlinsr vSoiliI6e 3eitun9"
uno Die vNatiunal 3situns" iagen, oaB
blnter Dem &rie9e 9lmerifus eeeen
Spanien 3uferbdnoler uno Spefulan=
ten ltefen.
Salbah, Die Sauptitabt Grains, bot
wieoer einmal Die Nuireeung zines @to=
bebens our6leben miiilen. @liifliber=
peile lit oies WSal meiter fem n,nnens=
nertber S6aben angeri6tet lporoen.
5ronaDIiIhe Santiers baben Spanien
aeratben, Cuba aufsuaeben.
Sn Gngluno iino Die @eisenpreiIe
oermaBen in Die S0be seitiegen, oaB Die
gdder oaran oenten, Die Srotpreiie 81
erbDben.
Die Sniursenten auf oen pbilippinen
6aben iid fir ameritaniides Protecto=
rat ertldrt.
9lus Sien=Slin, China. purbe ae=
neioet: Ser auffallenolte Nft Gublanos
ieit langer 3eit beItebt in Der gntlaHuns
aler oeltiAen @rersermeiiter aus benz
6ineliIhen Milltdrlu0er 81 2utai uno
Der @lniebung eiues rllIiIben Sber=
generals oaIelbit.
Nuf Der amerifaniihen SotItaft unb
oem amerifanil6en @pnfulat in 2rnbpn
boten iiA piele gngldnber gum Grieas-
oienlt fir DIE Der. Staatsn an.
9as amerifaniihe 8eihwaoer in
0ontons lit nad Manila al bIefabrem.
prieter uno 0ano,lstrsi'e oaielbn
ratben our ueberaab,, aber M litdrtreile
finb gum Wioerltanbe entidloiien.
Ser amsritanilbe @eIanote Wooo-
folb 1T nit ieinem 8eiolse BON Maorio
in Yaris ein9etroifen.
Sn Der Sranspaal Gepublit nollen
ameritanii6e giirger 1000 5Sreilpilli,a
ausriilten, um nit ben Mmerlfaneru oe-
3en Spanien 3u fdmpfen.
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9agesnemigtette,s.


] 9ulane.
Bunoes= Senator Waltb0ll bon Mtil
ltiltppi lit am Oonnerstaa Mbeno IN
balb 3 ubr nah ldnserem 2eioen ee
ftorben.
| Sas Sberseri6t bon O6io bat oa,
Velbot oes gallipiels am Sonntaa iii
conititltionell ertldrt.
Sanit in Dem 2riessrummel Glonoit
nldt gang in Ysrseiienbeit geratle, be.
rtbtet man, oab Die 2ebensmlttel.
abeuerun9 oaielbit aufgeb6rt babe. in.
oen lebt e;n pfuno Mebl nur rs Sent:
tDlte.
Sie ruiiiite GeAierung ioll sluei ee=
pal5erte Sdladtid)lffe bon ie II, ,OUo
sonnenaebalt IN glmerita beItellt 5obcn,
ote Cramps lo4sn Ole Hiimpie, uil0 oi
Bethlehem Srrn So" ole Yan;er III
ale Raronen .t3ieru.
5n Jronluooo. Mib., uno Der llm=
leNsno, tbeilnelis auh in Wisconiin,
1t leBte gBohe 1 3ol bober @dnee 9e.
fdlisn.
0pn 0onolaiu tommt Die Nabridt,
ooB Der @slanote Seruell uno NomiraI
HITLER Die 9atpaii=S Snieln am Is. b. Ml.
tormea ais &oblenitation fir Die Der.
Sfaatsn III geiblag nebmen piiroen.
5000 9suti6e pon 5oleoo, geteranen
oss oeutIdsfranaOiidsn &rieses unters
lhneten cine petition on ben Grieas=
letretdr Niger, porin lie bic grlaubnib
fir Uncle Sam tdmpfen gu oiirf fen,
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: Gs miro offisiea pertiinbet, baf
Dentl6lonb Das Derfabren. bas in
Aineiii6-iapanif6en uno tiirfild=grie.
hif6en Rrieae befolgt bat. beiol0er uni
feine NeutrdiitdtsssltldrunQ per6Iteni
liden tpiro. Gs 1T bamit bic Joee per
bunoen. i9 bic 5reiheit Der Danolnn.
81 beiuabrell I'm, IN elmer Gage All iein
interbeniren 3u f6nneli. ipenn foldei
notblDsnoig iein iollte.
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}stsit fi1 bic ltot3en S5pn1iier aud
n htpor benz Qrieee fiirdtsil, ibre GI6u.
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Uan faute ntemals 2on6 poer lebne Sslo aM ts
ors bsnnr mon itb enen Mnsaug iber ben getsfstei
6esiben BON Der 3et an ba bos Saro no9 osm get Se
Gtcaten aebbrte bis aui bic Segenmart perlqaHi pa
GeIDanIeiben auf erite SppothefeH nitro oe'phoele
Aufmerfiaufeit 9eidentf
The herald., 1898-10-29
TWO LITTLE WARRANTS
Neglected by Their Father They Go the
Common Way

SANTA MONICA, Oct. 2s.-Jay and Rob
Dorff, aged 10 and u years, are strongly
suspected of having driven off with T.. A.
Moody's hea-bitten gray horse, attached to
his top buggy, which, although considerably
a buggy still. Mr. Moody kept his harness
under lock and key, which accounts for the
disappearance OF Butcher Goetz' harness,
whose barn is situated Immediately next
door to Mr.. Moody's, which, now that his
steed is stolen, is kept religiously locked.
The two little waits, whose mother died
several years ago, and whose father has re-
married, have led life, of y.agrancy, sleep,
ing here and there and eating when and
what they could. OF late they have been
turning i'm under the w. G. I. u steps,
and have been seen regularly up to the
time of the disappearance of the horse, har-
ness and vehicle. Officer Myers endeavored
to locate the boys Yesterday, but failed to
get any clew as to their whereabouts. In
Quiry concerning the boys was made by
members of the Benevolent society, who
say that they have been allowed to roam
like wild gypsies and that they have been
utterly neglected by their father.
The herald., 1898-10-29
Fusion at Fernando

FERNANDO, Oct. &C. F. Edison and
a number Of Fernando boys 60 to Simi to-
night to hold silver rally.
The goldbugs asserted in the beginning
of this campaign that they would carry this
precinct by IS votes, but they now admit
that there is fighting chance for Demo
cratic majority.
Capt. Woods, a doubtful voter, arose at
the close of the Republican meeting here
last Tuesday evening and asked what the
county had been doing with our money in
the last four years. III. c. Hubbard advised
him to go to the county auditor and find out
The. reply was greeted with tremendous
applause from the Republicans present
DOUBTLESS the captain knows on which side
of the fence he is today.
The M. E. church held its first quarterly
conference of the new conference year at
the home of F. A. Powell Thursday evening
Rev. b. f. Bovard, presiding elder for this
district, was present. "A delightful social
followed the conference at the residence OF
Thomas McClung.
The herald., 1898-10-29
COLONIZATION SCHEME
BUILDING AND LOAN PLAN FOR
THE SMALL FARMER
Address Before the Chamber Of Com.
meroe by VIM. =. Smythe-To
Help the Irrigators

Hon. William E. Smythe of New York,
formerly chairman of the executive commit
tee of the National Irrigation congress and
more recently president of the Associated
Colonies, spoke to an audience Of about fifty
people in the assembly room of the chamber
Solution of the California Colonization
problem" Mr.. Smythe is student of social
and economic questions and presents his
views clearly and convincingly. He is lee
turing in the interest of colonization as
means of developing the vast resources of
California incidentally, but specifically to re-
lieve the congested condition of the east
lihood for the man of limited means with a
family to provide for and settle in life.
eve have in this country" said he, ga
vast amount of surplus land, labor and cap
ital that could be brought together under
an intelligent cooperation and reclaim des-
erts, open mines, fell forests, build railroads
and speak into life all the surplus resources
now lying idle and useless in the empire be-
tween the Missouri river and the Pacific
ocean,"
One Of the first steps in the right direc-
tion suggested by the speaker was the reor-
ganization Of the irrigation interests Of the
state and placing them on the basis Of land
The present condition is deplorable and pro-
life only Of lawsuits. The irrigation prob:
lem solved, the more vital difficulty Of
finance must be overcome. This the speak
er would accomplish by forming building
and loan associations for the irrigated farms
in California, as has been done by the 1900
associations in the United States, with
1900, 900 members and a paid up capital OF
over 5000, ,000 900, which have put roofs over
the heads OF homeless thousands in cities
BY conservative eastern capital, which has
found it profitable investment.
With the large capital available from
such plan the settlers could have the nu-
merous industries essential to their high
est prosperity. The speaker cited the his.
tory of .Anaheim, of Ontario, Riverside and
other places in California that have solved
both the irrigation and colony problems.
colonization in England was given and in
over with colonies under the leadership of
able men and which is the beginning Of
new era in the history of that unfortunate
and down.trodden people. A brief discus
sion followed Mr.. Smythe's address that
brought out the plan upon which he is
working more in detail.
A telling point was made by cotton plant
er present in reply to the suggestion that if
California were thickly settled by COLOMBIA
tion there would be over-production, as is
already threatened in the fruit industry
The gentleman replied that in the south
when cotton was 10 cents per pound tho
planter sent away for all he consumed. and
now as the cotton acreage increases and the
output amounts to IL, 900 pounds per year
cents pound he raises his own hogs and
hominy and makes more monev than he did
when the product broNght higher price.
The herald., 1898-10-29
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD
AT SANTA ANA.
OPENING EXERCISES
An Equine Epidemic at Bolsa-Nine
Out Of Thirty Horses Dead in
One Band

SANTA ANA, Oct. 2S.-The California
state synod Of the United Presbyterian
Church convened in this city last night and
will hold several days session. The open
ing sermon was preached last night by the
retiring moderator, j. NJ. French of Oak
land. Rev. E. S. McKittrick of Pasadena
gave Bible reading this afternoon, followed
by conference on Sabbath school work
led by Rev. B. L. Baldridge of Los Angeles
and discussed by Fred T. Hill of Pasadena
III. today Miss Maria D. White, NJ. D., Of
San Jose gave most entertaining address
on Medical, Work in Hospitals and Dis
tricts of India" A large attendance has
been present at all the meetings, which are
both helpful and interesting. The leading
will be the missions, both foreign and home,
by Rev. j. M. French of Oakland.
EQUINE EPIDEMIC
Several horses belonging to Messrs. Nor
rs Il Neill, which have been pasturing out
near Bolsa have died recently from some
strange disease, supposed to be ergot poi
soning from smutty corn which they have
been eating Professor Pierce, the govern
ment pathologist located here, has been
given specimens of the blood and brain of
the horses that died and he will make mi
croscopic examination. The remaining
horses in the band belonging to Morris &
Neill have been moved to a pasture on the
San Joaquin, where they are under the
care. of a veterinary surgeon. OM of a
band of thirty nine have died, while several
more are sick.
ORANGE COUNTY NOTES
Word was received here today that Pri-
vate North of Company l. died last night in
st. Luke's hospital in San Francisco after
several weeks illness of typhoid fever and
pneumonia.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ebell
society will be held tomorrow afternoon
when Miss Grace Dennen of Los Angeles
will talk on the subject. "a Japanese After
noon."
Rev. j, T. Hopkins will preach his fare
we'll sermon Sunday morning in the First
Presbyterian church and on the following
Wednesday will leave with his family for
Indianola, Iowa, where he has accepted a
Mrs. D. Mcwilliams and family have
moved to Los Angeles to reside.
Miss Edith Parrett entertained last night
at her home on East Second street in honor
of several of the members of COMPANY L.
Oscar Stafford and family of Los Angeles
are visiting relatives in town today.
Miss Alice Harwood, formerly of this
city, but recently missionary in Japan, will
lecture at the Congregational church Sun
day on her life in Japan, appearing in the
native costume.
The Santa Ana high school football team
will 60 to Corona tomorrow to play a game
with the team in that place.
All Foo, a Chinaman from Anaheim, was
brought over to the county Jail today to
Thomas j. Cook was arraigned today in
the superior court and his trial for the mur
der of Jasper Griggsby set for November