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The herald., 1898-01-29
FULLERTON

FULLERTON, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) w. Heaslip, formerly a
resident of Fullerton, has bought a lot
in Los Angeles and will erect a resi-
dence thereon.
Orange shipments from Fullerton this
week were as follows: Placentia associa-
ton, eight carloads; Earl Fruit Co.,
twelve carloads; Golden Belt Co., ten
carloads.
The price of hay has advanced 50 per
ton in Fullerton the past few days.
w. F. Botsford came out from Los An
geles yesterday.
Mr.. Emerson of Chicago was here yes
terday looking up orange business.
Professor and Mrs. c. E. White of Bu-
ena Park are rejoicing over the arrival
of a little girl at their home.
The Newport Lumber Co.'S yard at
Fullerton is delivering lumber at Buena
Park for the new parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gage and daughter
of Cambridge, Pa, were here this week,
guests of c. S. Gage and family.
E. p. Farwell and C. c. Collins of Santa
Ana We're in town today.
The members of the First Baptist
church of Los Angeles have extended to
Rev. Joseph Smale of Fullerton an invi-
tation to the pastorate of that church..
Mr.. McDermott fell from the plat
form at the packing house yesterday
and cut painful cash on his forehead
The herald., 1898-01-29
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Phillip Morse and e. S.
Babcock, arbitrators in the suit brought
by e. w. Schmidt against B. B. Arnold
to recover $65,00O for injuries alleged to
have been received by Schmidt by the
overturning of Arnold's stage at Alpine
in August, 1895, have failed to agree
upon an award. The case will now go
to Judge Torrance, whose decision is
binding on both parties.
At the meeting of the new police COM
missioners last night B. F. Maskey ten
dered his resignation as a member of
the board, and later in the evening was
appointed an extra policeman, to serve
for sixty days.
A report is freely circulated here that
A. A. Munger who is now stopping at
Pasadena, lost $11, 500 at the gambling
table while on visit here 1t is al
legged that he fell into the hands of two
'sure thing" men.
Edmund D. Sackett, executor of the
estate Of Mary Jane Sackett. deceased,
has brought suit against Dwight B.
Sackett for the payment of $40, ,565 81, al
legged to be due on an old Judgment.
The herald., 1898-01-29
VENTURA COUNTY
HUENEME

HUENEME, ain. 2S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Work at the sugar fac
tory was delayed two days this week by
heavy winds. A gang of oil tank build
ers are now at the grounds preparing to
erect two large tanks. The railroad
gang is putting in switches, and wire
fence is being constructed around the
unfinished buildings.
A. J. Salisbury, who is interested in
the proposed sugar factory on Las Posas,
twelve miles east of here, is in town. The
factory people are to celebrate on
February 5th with barbecue and dance.
The new town of Oxnard will be indus
triously doomed at the same time. Free
trains to the factory will meet Los An
geles trains. 1t is an invitation affair.
DR.. Hundley of Olney, ILL.,, has located
in the Simi
Emmet Vance of Honniwell Mo-, is a
late arrival here, and will locate if busi-
ness warrants.
over 1000 invitations have been issued
to the sugar factory celebration cere-
monies on February 5th.
The largest sale of barley ever made
in this county was consummated by
Wolff & Lehman this week, they SELL
ing 10000 sacks to Eppinger & Co., OF
vulged, but it is reported that top mar
ket rates were received.
w. A. Haymaker, who was foreman
for the Bard e. Perkins ranch in 1886, has
arrived in the county on visit.
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DOLE is MODEST
The Hawaiian President Attends
Strictly to Business

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-There has
been talk among members in both
Houses of Congress of a resolution Of
welcome to President Dole and an invi-
tation to visit them in session, as was
done when King Kalakaua was here.
This was generally assented to in con-
versation by members of both sides as
an act of personal courtesy to the Pres
ident Of the Republic. But Minister
Hatch, hearing of it, quietly signified to
the members that President Dole, while
highly appreciating every suggestion
of courtesy. would prefer that 1t be
omitted. When Dom Pedro, the EN-
peror of Brazil, was here, he made a
similar suggestion when similar cour-
tesy was proposed.
President Dole, ever since his arrivel
in this country, has shrunk from all
display. From Chicago he telegraphed
the State Department, requesting that
the proposed military escort which was
to meet him at Washington be dispensed
with, and in San Francisco, when Cen
eral Shafter, Commander of the mill
tary division, proposed to give him a
military escort from the hotel to the
station on his departure for the East,
he urgently asked that all such form and
ceremony be abandoned.
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RIVERSIDE COUNTY
RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Company M, N. G. c., of
this city scored another victory over the
other companies of the First regiment
yesterday in the state target shoot. The
company has led the regiment in shoot
ing all along and yesterdays work on
the rifle range demonstrates beyond
doubt that Company M is made up of
champion shots. Out of a membership
of IA, 60 men shot and an average score
for the company of 1898 was made.
There is one man more to shoot who will
supply the one point of average needed
to make so per cent average for the
company. The highest individual
score was made by Private Will Pam,
who made 65 out of a possible rs points.
This score was tied by member of
Company K of San Bernardino, and the
latter has the best of the score, mas
much as he "Creedmored" Pam.
The weather threatens rain here to-
day, and few drops of the precious
and much wanted fluid fell, but whether
a good shower will materialze, as all
hope for. is another thing.
D. f. Cole, a well-known citizen of this
city, will start for the Klondike mines
early in the coming month. Mr.. Cole,
who has been in the employ of I. Wither-
spoon for some years, has resigned his
place with the above object in view
1t is understood that Mr.. Cole will be
accompanied by other residents of this
section.
A all-sized famine in the coal sup
ply is on. At the present time there
is no hard coal in the city, and dealers
are having quite a time supplying the
demands of customers. Dealers say
that they have stocks on the way, but
none of them can say when the supply
will arrive.
Riverside lodge. A. o. U. W., gave it's
friends pleasant social last evening
at Frederick's hall. There was large
crowd present to enjoy the program
rendered and to partake of DELICATE re-
freshments
At a regular meeting of Riverside COM
pany, No. 80, Uniform rank, Knights of
Pythias, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected c. r. Stbbens,
captain; v. w. Stiles, first lieutenant;
Fred ]. Cox, second lieutenant; G. H.
Brown, recorder; Fl. H. Munroe, treas
urer.
The Southern Pacific company has Sc
cured the last piece of right of way for
the new line north of First street for the
motor road. and the work of laying the
track thereon will soon be finished.
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SANTA BARBARA COUNTY
SANTA BARBARA

SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 2S.-(Regu-
lar Correspondence The Southern Pa
cific officials on the annual tour of in
spection of lines in California arrived in
Santa Barbara last night.
Armory hall was formally opened last
night by the Sixth division, naval mil :
itia, N. G. c., by a dedication ball, that
was largely attended. The decorations
included stand of colors recently pre-
sented to the division by Colonel c. e.
Bigelow of this city.
1t is now announced that G. L. Dono-
hoe, lessee of the Independent, will be-
come connected with the Morning Press
within a few weeks in the capacity of
foreman. 1t is understood that the In
dependent will pass into the control of
William Vies, owner of the plant and
former editor
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ORANGE COUNTY
SANTA ANA
cal use.

SANTA ANA, Jan. 28.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) At a meeting of the Or
ange county board of horticultural COM
missioners today a communication from
Secretary Long of the state board was
read relative to joining with the state
fruit growers and the state board of
horticultural commissioners in a joint
session. The session will last six days,
two of which are to be spent in Los An
geles. two at Riverside and two at San
Diego. The Orange county board de-
cided that unless at least one day could
be spent in Santa Ana there would be
no benefit derived from the joint ses-
sion. l. N. Rafferty, was appointed a
committee to confer with the chamber
of commerce and see if they could not
make arrangements to have meeting in
this city.
Nels Sorensen, a native of Sweden,
was today admitted to citizenship
Company L of this city has accepted
an invitation to go to Redlands on
Washingtons birthday to participate in
the big celebration there. Members OF
the company will pay their own travel
ing expenses but will be entertained
while in the city.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given last night by the Minuet club in
Spurgeons hall. About fifteen couples
were present.
The Ebell society will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the G. A. X. hall at p. M
Mrs. d. l.. Anderson gave a reception
today to large number of her friends.
Edward Trudo is in Los Angeles for a
few days.
DR.. j. HI. Bullard of Los Angeles and
DR.. Geo. c. Clark of Fullerton We're in
town today.
j. T. Ritchey of Redlands was in Santa
Ana today working up the big celebra-
ton for February 22d.
M. ]. Bundy of Tustin has received
several prizes for his chickens which he
had on exhibition at the Los Angeles
poultry show.
A convention of the Lyceum league de-
batting clubs of the county will be held
in Santa Ana tomorrow. In the after
noon the meeting will be held in the
high school building and at Neills hall
in the evening.
Mrs. J. c. Tremble has received word
of the death Of her father ]. p Burk, at
Sedalia, Mo-, on Wednesday,.
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The Ambassadors Ball

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Pauncefote
entertained two hundred guests or more
at bal poudre last night. Lady Paunce-
fotes gown was of white satin, richly
brocaded in a striking design of pink
She wore her splendid tiara of diamonds
and diamond necklace and looked
the court lady to perfection, with pow
dered hair and patches of plaster
The fair guests in gowns of exquisite
fabrics and jewels, with powdered Golf
fures, the whiteness of their complex
ions and hair, relieved by court plaster,
and the men, for the most part in pink
frock coats, made the occasion the most
picturesque affair the national capital
has witnessed for some time.
Vice-President and Mrs. Hobart were
among the guests. Several members
of the Cabinet and their wives were
also among the guests, and the Diplo-
matte Corps was fully represented.
The herald., 1898-01-29
ELSINoRE

ELSINORE, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Albers
of st. Louis. are stopping at the Lake
View hotel. Mr.. Albers is interested in
the Alberhll coal mine here and owns
considerable property in the Lake region.
Mrs. Winfield Scott Strawn of Omaha
is here. Mrs. Strawn is special CORE
spondent for the Omaha Bee, and is now
on her way to the Hawaiian islands in
the interest of the paper.
Prof. c. G. Baldwin was in town today
to test the we'll drilled on w. B. Howen-
shells property.
Work will be started in a few days on
the city water system.
Mrs. l.. L. Palmer, principal of tbs
Elsinore grammar school, gave din
ner at the Lake View hotel in honor OF
her husband. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Kuhns, Mrs. Eisenhart
Miss Gleason, Rev. and Mrs. F. john
son, Rev. and Mrs. S. Sprawl.
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make a certain average score, An
drews won the company gold medal
Those who bought hay a a low figure
and have held it are now rejoicing over
the advance in prices.
The Dole brothers have had one of
their pear orchards uprooted and are
preparing to plant an orange grove.
The Horticultural club will meet with
Dr. e. M Pease at his home northeast
of the college campus on Monday after
noon The program includes House
hold Economy" Mrs. George f. Robin
son; Tropical Fruits" DIR. e. M. Peas.
and paper by M. b. Curtis. Messrs.
Palmer, Ferris and Cook will give a re-
port on the Farmers institute held re-
Gently in Los Angeles.
p. F. Chaplin and family of Rock Rap
ids, Iowa, have recently come to make
their home in Pomona.
The herald., 1898-01-29
POMONA

POMONA, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) On Tuesday evening Com
pany D, N. G. c., elected officers to fill
vacancies caused by the resignation of
Captain w. S. Winters and the expira-
ton of the terms of Lieutenants Rolph
and Gilbert. Lieutenant T. B. Thomas
was elected captain. Regimental Color
Sergeant E. A. Reynolds and Corporal
George S. Phillips were unanimously
elected first and second lieutenant.
Company D held the last of series
of three target shoots for 1897 yesterday
at Pomona Heights. David Andrews
made the best record, scoring sixty out
of possible seventy-five points. Aside
from securing one of the bronze bars
offered by the state to all members who
The herald., 1898-01-29
Alger Improvinp

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Acting Sec
retary Meiklejohn, who visited Secretary
Alger today on matter of official busi-
ness, said that the Secretary was doing
nicely. He is still a very sick man.
however, and the very nature of his
trouble, grippe and malaria, precIudeed
the proba bility of a rapid convalescence.
In order to expedite his recovery as
much as possible he will be removed to
the mountains Of South Carolina, prob
ably next week. His physicians say
that the damp and unfavorable weather
of the past few weeks has been mainly
responsible for his slow improvement.
The herald., 1898-01-29
ASKED TO RESIGN
The Kentucky Senators Call Lindsay
Traitor

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 2S.-The res
olution requesting the immediate resig-
nation of United Senator Lindsay,
passed by the House yesterday, was
also adopted by the Senate today by a
vote of 25 to 10. Senator johnson of
Clinton was the only Democrat who
voted against the resolution, and only
nine Republicans voted against it. Sem
ator Bronston Of Fayette said that Lind
say should be branded as traitor, that
all might know him; that he did not
represent the Democratic party, nor
any part of it, and that if he was an
honest man he would come home, resign
and retire to the shades of private life,
where his treacherous course had rele-
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SAN BERNARDIN0 COUNTY
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARRINO, Jan. 2S-(Reg-
ular Correspondence Schrader. the
second Christ, as he calls himself, ar
rived from the east last night with his
wife and started in business today. He
evidently believes in printers ink, and
advertises freely. He wears a long,
black surplice and crucifix, and Gre
ates sensation wherever he appears.
The hobos are bolder than usual this
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would
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power Of the Comp n
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troubled with weakness of the kidneys and terrible pains when monthly
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relieved After married the said
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months half The
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be
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PERRIS

PERRIS, Jan. 2S.-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) The people of Perris are on
the warpath. They think that Superin-
tendent Hall of the Indian school has
been anything but truthful in his report
to the commissioner at Washington.
The herald., 1898-01-29
Shortridge Improving

SAN JOSE, Cal, Jan. 2S.-A special
from Gilroy Hot Springs to the Herald,
at noon today, states that c. NJ Short
ridge is resting comfortable and per-
fectly conscious. His condition is much
improved over what it was a week ago
The herald., 1898-01-29
Work for the "Ca1Io

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.-Evidenc7
has been placed before the Grand Jury
that members of the Board of Education
have been traffickng in positions in the
School Department, and all of the direc-
tors are to be subpenaed to appear be-
fore the jury at it's meeting next Thurs
day
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gated him. Senator Jones also made
strong speech, arraigning Senator Lind
says course in the most severe terms.
Great enthusiasm was manifested when
the resolution was passed by such an
overwhelming vote.
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The herald., 1898-01-29

Do you know the meaning of what
is popularity called those long,
ings," or cravings, which beset so
many women during pregnancy?
There is something lacking in the
mothers blood. Nature cries out
and will be satisfied at all hazards.
One woman wants sour things,
another wants sweets, another
wants salt things, and so on.
The real need all the time is to
enrich the blood so as to supply
nourishment for another life, and
to build up the entire generative
system, so that the birth may be
possible and successful.
If expectant mothers would fort
ify themselves with Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, which
for twenty vearS has sustained
The herald., 1898-01-29
Motherhood.

mother who is in good physical condition transmits
to her children the blessings of good constitution.
The child fairly drinks in health from it's mothers
robust constitution before birth, and from healthy
mothers milk after.
L. not that an incentive to prenare for n healthy
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MARKET REPORT,

New York, May 2O.-Money on call
nominally 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, q SIX. Silver. 574;lead,
$3.50; copper. II. ~
Chicago. - Wheat, May, 81. As; July,
S1.0lT. Corn, May, 351s; July, 35A "a
355s. Oats, May, s9A; July, 26l5.
Kansas City = Cattle, receipts 1000;
market, best, steady; Texas steers $3. As
"a S4.55; Texas cows $500 "a $500: ma
tive steers $3.75 % $4.95; native cows
and heifers $2.75 q S4.S5; stockers
and feeders, $3.50 a $5. 90; bulls, SO. 80
$4.75. Sheep receipts, 1000; market.
firm; lambs, $3.75 at $4.OO; muttons,
80. 35 at $4.35.
Chicago. Cattle, receipts, 2, 500; mar
ket, for best, steady; beeves, $4.oo a
IS. Is; cows and heifers $275 "a $4. 70:
Texas steers $3.50 "a $3.50; stockers
and feeders $4.0o q $4.9O. Sheep, re-
ceipts, 5000: market, strong: natives.
$3.10 q $3.50; westerns, $3.T5 "a S4.45:
lambs, S3.75 (dD 80.
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CHARLESTON SAILS TOMORROW.
Two Regiments of Regulars from New Or
leans to Manila Attempt to Use
Poison at 0hickamauga.

+ Charleston Sails Tomorrow.
Vallejo, CAL, May 2O.-The repairing
of the defects Of the condensing tubes
of the cruiser Charleston was completed
this morning, but the vessel will not
leave for Manila until tomorrow.
A Hen ON at Key West.
New York, May 20.--A Key West spe-
cial to the Evening Post says:
Events OF surprising interest are ex-
pected to develop near here within "a
hours. Details Of important movements
expected are not permitted to passsthe
censor.
Regulars for Manila.
Chicago, May 2O.-A special to the
Journal from Washington says
Adjutant General Corbin sent tele-
graphic orders to the 18th and gard in
fantry, now In camp at New Orleans, to
proceed at once to San Francisco. They
will embark for the Philippines as soon
as supplies and transportation are furn-
lshed.
Spanish Agents Arrested.
Columbus, O., May 2O.--A special to
the Dispatch from Chickamauga Park
says three men have been arrested there
charged with doping wells and water
troughs. Two mules are reported dead.
Two pounds of arsenic were found
on the men.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Presidential NOmina tiOns.

4
Washington, May 2O.-The president
has sent these nominations to the sen
ate:
Captain Patrick Henry Ray, sth U. S.
infantry, to be colonel of the Sd regi
ment of Z. S. volunteers; Captain J. s
Petit, 1st U. S. infantry, colonel 4tf
regiment U. S. volunteer infantry. Isl
Lieut.. Herbert H. Sargent, I'd Y. S.
cavalry, colonel 5th regiment U. S. vol
unteer infantry; Laurenio d. Tyson, OF
Tennessee, colonel 9th regiment U. s
volunteer infantry; 1st Lieut. Charles s.
Rich, corps of engineers, U. S. A., col
onel 1st regiment volunteer infantry
d, N. Hood of Louisiana, colonel I'd
regiment U. s. volunteer infantry; Col
onel Theodore Schwan, assistant adult
ant general, to be adjutant general with
rank of colonel; Major W. H. Carter as
sistant adjutant general, to be adjutant
general with rank of colonel
Senate.
Senator Hale (Me. } chairman of the
committee on naval affairs, favorably re-
ported the house joint resolution pro-
viding for the organization and enroll
ment of an auxiliary naval force which
shall form the inner line of defenses.
The amendment by the senate commit
tee provides that the force shall not ex-
ceed 1900 men. The sesolution passed.
Senator Daniels (Va.) made set
speech in advocacy of the war revenue
bill, occupying the floor over two hours.
The senate committee on finance finds
it necessary to make additional amend
mcnts to the war revenue bill before
proceeding farther with the measure
and an adjournment of the senate will
be taken at the close of today's session
until Monday, in order to allow the
committee to devote tomorrow to this
work
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LAND GRANT CASES sci.

The docket of cases pending before
the court of private land claims at the
session to begin June :, is as follows:
June mo. 100. Ancon Colorado; 242, Las
Manuelitas: 1855 and 206, Abo case; 1874, Santa
Cruz: 92, Jose Garcia; 81. Ell Pine
June 8.-No. 179, Juan Bautista Valdez
June 9.-No. 40, Sanguijuela.
June 1n.-No. I73 Embudo; 1871, Santa Cruz.
June l3.-No. 232 Cristoyal Crespin; 235, An
tonic Salazar; 253, Juan de Ulibarri.
June 14.No. 249. Manuel Garcia de las Ri
vas; 255. Jose Antonio Torres; 261, Antonio de
Ulibarri.
June 1s.-No. $50 Cristobal de Torres: 266,
Juan Tafoya.
June i6.-No 257 San Jose de Garcia 2s3.
Bartolome Trujillo.
June i7.-No. 267, Santa Rosa de Cubero 13l, ,
l84 and 1S5, Santo Domingo and San Felipe
June 20.-No. 17l, Pueblo de Cochiti 26O
Juan Joseph Moreno.
June 2I.-No. 16S, Santa Teresa.
June 22.No. 139 Miranda: i3S. Jose Manuel
Sanchez Baca.
June 23,-No. 131. Santo Tomas de Iturbide.
June q No. $50 and 1873, Refugio Colony:
Isl, Mesilla Colony
June 27.-No. 1877, Ell Badito.
June 28.-No 234 Alfonso Rael de Aguilar:
l37, Juan de Nest $.
June 29.--No. 22i. Rancho XIX
June 30.-No. 248, Rancho XXX.
July No. 143, Jose Sutton
July 5.No. 127, Town of Socorro
July mo. 1872, Estancia.
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Miss Cisneros to Wed.

Washington. May 9o.-Evangelina
Cassie y Cisneros, is soon to wed Carlos
Carbonel, former Cuban banker nomi-
mated by President Mckinley to be lieu
tenant and aide on the staff of Ma
jor General Fitzhugh Lee. When
Carl Decker went to Havana with the
express purpose of liberating Miss Gin
nerOs. he found trusted lieutenant in
CarbOnel who was at the time unac-
quainted with the fair young Cuban.
On the night Of the rescue Carbonel was
at Decker's side and to him was en-
trusted the duty Of accompanying the
young girl to New York.