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The herald., 1898-06-08
Santa Barbara Notes

SANTA BARBARA, June I'D. w.
Pierce, from Los Angeles. is in Santa Bar
bara.
j. H. Platter, who has been in San Bernar-
dino for some time past, has returned to
Santa Barbara.
Col C. E. Bigelow and wife have re-
turned from their wedding tour. and will
reside In this city.
A large American eagle was captured on
one of the islands and brought to this place
G. P. Dunn secured the bird and has 1t In
Front of the Arlington hotel
G. E. Place, who has been in Santa Bar
bara for few days, will leave for Los An
geles Wednesday,
On Sunday, June S, occurred the wedding
of Miss Florence Burdck Of this city, and
Mr.. Thomas Holt of Los Angeles. The we'd
ding took place at the residence of the
brides father, L. L. Burdick, who resides on
Bath street. Rev. F. S. Forbes officiated
Miss Burdick is well known in Santa Bar
bara. Mr.. Holt is connected withIthe Los
Angeles Express. Their home will be in
that city.
The quarterly conference meeting was
held Sunday evening in the M E. church.
]. ]. Pennington, secretary of the Y. M.
c. A., Is enjoying the week in Los Angeles.
Dan Kely's home on Bath street was
consumed by fire this morning. Mr.. Kelly
was in the house at the time, but uncon-
scious owing to the intense smoke in the
room. He was found by men accidentally,
and his escape from death was miraculous.
The furniture was removed, but badly dam
aged by water.
The high school commencement exercises
will be given Friday evening at the M E
church. There are eighteen members.
The new band is organized, and gave
their first concert on the boulevard Sunday
afternoon. Quite crowd was present,
and enjoyed the good music.
The herald., 1898-06-08
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The herald., 1898-06-08
STRUCK WATER
A Lucky Find at Whittier in Dry
Season


WHITTIER, June 7.-Friday evening the
ladies of the Methodist church gave a straw
berry festival following literary program,
proceeds to go to the Ladies' Aid society.
The Friends college had a fielding day
last Friday. The contests for the various
events were very spirited and of course
were carried away by the favorites.
Superintendent and Mrs. Van Alstyne
have been taking three days trip to Or
ange, the occasion being the celebration of
Mr.. Van Alstyne's birthday.
Mr.. Bailey, former historian at the state
school, was paying visit to the school to-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Mills and party Of friends of
Santa Ana visited the state school yester-
day.
Several local members of the w. c. T. U.
attended the convention at Pasadena last
week.
Prof. w. D. Townsend reports having
forwarded the subscriptions taken in our
schools for the batleship American Boy to
the amount of s16.32. Red Cross % cents.
Prof. j. N. Stewart of La Puente school
collected SETS for the battleship.
A remarkable find of water was made a
few days ago about two miles south of
town in section heretofore poorly supplied
for irrigation. A man digging on the Gum
& Hazard tract. when fifteen feet down.
struck his pick into the earth, when a
stream of water burst forth, sending him
out Of the well, so fast 1t flowed. Now they
are pumping twenty inches for irrigation
from the well.
Northeast Of town In the foothills Law
son Bailey began prospecting for water by
boring. At depth of 100 feet he has sixty
feet of fine, soft water B --sg encouraged
by his success, he sunk another we'll fifty
feet from the first passing through totally
different formation of earth. He stopped at
depth of ninety-two feet with forty-five
feet of water of the same quality of the
first
Building is almost a boom in whittier
Several nice residences are in progress Of
construction.
The town is greatly In need Of block near
the center of business, having good hall in
the second story for the purpose of lodge
and lecture room. There are so many or
CARNATIONS 1t would be in use every night
Not a vacant residence is to be found
in Whittier. All are occupied as soon as
they are completed.
The herald., 1898-06-08
uoNaFELLow SCHOOL
Riverside Constructs Fine New
School House

RIVERSIDE. June 1.-THE ceremony of
naming the new Seventh-street school
house was carried out yesterday afternoon
in the presence of large number of peo-
pie, largely consisting Of parents of the
children attending the school,
Rev. T. ]. Bauder was called to Santa
Monica today to the bedside of his sick
wife, Rev. Emily Bauder, whose illness is
reported quite serious.
Vivian Harris was arrested yesterday
near Elsinore on charge of petty larceny,
but when he was taken before the court
today his case was dismissed and Harris
set free.
Constable Carpenter of Banning lodged
an Indian named Jose Note in the county
jail today, where he will be kept until
Friday, when he will be taken back to
Banning to have his examination on q
charge of rape. committed last week OH a
lS-year-old Indian girl belonging to the
reservation at that place.
Chris Capen, the box-maker who came
near losing his life Sunday by being pos-
oned with a dose of concentrated lye, is
getting over the difficulty much better than
he himself or his physicians hoped for.
The supervisors will meet tomorrow. The
principal business will be to let the con-
tract for the reconstruction of the county
hospital building. which was damaged by
fire some weeks ago.
City Clerk Stibbens, who has been at
work on the city assessment roll for some
time, and who has had ex-City Clerk
Phelps assisting him, has about half COM
pleted the work.
r. P. Roe. one OF the prominent business
men of the city, and Miss Blanche Nc
Cormick. daughter of a leading merchant
here. were married today at the residence
OF the brides parents on East Eighth
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. b. c. Cory, pastor of the Methodist
church. in the presence of large num-
Der of friends and relatives of the couple.
The ceremony over, wedding lunch was
partaken Of after which Mr. and Mrs.
Roe left for trip to Santa Barbara and
other coast points, to be absent couple
of weeks.
The herald., 1898-06-08
DOWN AT SANTA ana
THE TRUSTEES AND WHAT THEY
DID OFFICIALLY
Recruiting at Santa Ana Is Meant to
Include All Orange County
Towns

SANTA ANA, June 1.-The city trustees
met last night. The application of Adolph
Fisher to run saloon at 225 West Fourth
street was granted. The opinion of w. +.
Heathman, city attorney. on the legality
of the discretionary clause of ordinance
No. 1872, in reference to licenses to sell
liquor by retail, was read and placed on
file. 1t holds that the board has the right
to refuse or grant saloon license, as 1t
sees fit. By the unanimous vote of the
board resolution was adopted approving
of the commencement of an action to con-
denim the land of ]. H. Bruner by the COM
missioners for an alley through block 10
of the city Of Santa Ana.
H. s. Peabody of this city received a
letter from Captain Finley yesterday. In
which he stated that he did not wish 1t
understood that he desired the twenty-five
recruits for his company to come from
Orange county. Captain Finley also &C.
knowledged the receipt of 500 from James
Irvine of the San Joaquin ranch to be
used for the members of the company.
w. e. Ellington. who is confined in the
county Jail, awaiting trial for an assault
to kill T. F. Mcdonald, today applied for
release from Jail on writ of habeas cor
pus. Judge Ballard granted the appica-
ton, but Ellington was rearrested imme-
diately after his release on the same
charge
The following officers were elected last
night at a meeting of the X. o. T. M: Past
commander, F. E. Connor; commander, J.
e. Culver; Lieutenant commander, D. L.
Matheny; record keeper. c. F. Durfee;
finance keeper, R. w. Mead; chaplain, o.
Handy; sergeant, C. p. Leslie; master-at-
arms, ]. W. Murray; first M. of G., S. M
Whsuant: second M. of G., w. w. Bra
zleton; sentinel, N. Luxenburg; Pickett
w. H. Mead; correspondent bee hive, L. S
Wilkinson; organist, r. Best.
Mrs. Phil la Framboise, aged 25 years
died today of consumption. The remains
will probably be sent to Cleveland, O., he.
former home, for interment.
The funeral of Mrs. s. c. Glazebrook
who died Saturday. was held yesterday
from the residence of her sister, Mrs. f. M
Gist, on West Fourth street.
The ladies Of the Red Cross society are
busily engaged today in making night caps
to be used by the soldiers who go to Ma
Mia.
Professor ]. F. West of Stanford is the
guest of his brother, z. B. West, and
miy.
A meeting Of the chamber of commerce
was held last night to consider the best
way of holding a Fourth of July celebra.
ton. Nothing definite was done, however
and the meeting adjourned until! this
evening.
Mrs. S. H. Finley and daughter left to-
day for San Francisco to visit Captain
Finley at Camp Richmond
The Mnuet club of this city gave most
enjoyable dance at Newport beach las,
night, special train being run for their
convenience.
A son was born today to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Honeywell of this city.
The herald., 1898-06-08
CAUGHT THE JAILBIRDS
HALL AND NETTO AGAIN In THE
VENTURA JAIL
The Sheriff and Jailer Surprise the
Men on the Conejo
Hills

VENTURA, June 7.-Sheriff Charlebois
and Jailer Rodriguez at 1:30 a. m. today
effected the capture of VIII Hall and John
Netto, who broke Jail May 30, landing the
alleged horsethieves again in the tanks at
the county Jail this afternoon. Since the
escape an unceaslng search has been kept
up, with no clue to guide the officers. Hall
and Netto were surprised by the sheriff
while they were sleeping al secluded spot
in the Conejo hills in a sheepherder's de-
serted cabin, not far distant from the beach
and below Point Magoo. When found they
were armed with a breech-loading shotgun.
and large supply of shells, ready to fight.
They were neatly trapped. and made no
resistance. Three days ago an officers
posse in the vicinity of the camp was
watched by the fugitives from their place
of hiding on the mountain. They had
planned to leave the country this morning.
The herald., 1898-06-08
Santa Monica Notes

SANTA MONICA, June 7.-E. j. Vawter,
Jr., captain of Company H Of the Eighth
volunteer regiment of this city, this even
ing received his appointment from Col.
Shauts as adjutant of the Eighth volunteer
infantry, with headquarters at Los An
geles. Company H feels very proud of Its
captains promotion, and as the captaincy
is now vacant, will hold meeting on Fri
day evening at the town hail, when a new
captain will be elected.
Saturday and Sunday afternoon concerts
have been arranged, to be continued
throughout the season. by the Los Angeles
Military band, to consist of twenty pieces.
The contribution by the Santa Monica
public school children to the battleship fund
reached the high figure Of $212.27, and was
handed in by Prof. N. F. Smith yesterday.
The Good Templars gave a poverty So
cial' at Fraternal hall this evening.
The herald., 1898-06-08

present.
A full cargo of oil. was taken to San Fran
cisco on the George LOOMS yesterday; fif-
ty-two boxes of lemons, 215 boxes of or
anges and twenty-six bales of seaweed
went north this morning on the Coos Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Jones and Lon De
Arman left for the Mantillja hot springs this
morning, and will camp several weeks.
Prof. Strlngham of Berkeley arrived on
the evening train. and will be present at the
banquet given by the juniors and middlers
to the graduating class at the Christian
church tonight
Miss Dora Perrett and Henry Bird of
Hueneme were granted a license today to
wed.
A message was brought from Saticoy this
morning stating that the w. c. Moss party
who left for the Klondike few months ago.
were drowned in White Horse falls. Re
ports are anxlously looked for.
The herald., 1898-06-08

MRS. A. EMoNsoN PECULIARLY
ATTRACTIVE TO THEM
One Dollar and Bath Tickets for the
Pasadena Volunteers-Brevities
and Personals

PASADENA, June 7-(Office of The Her.
aid, So East Colorado streetD The burglary
which occurred yesterday morning in the
room Of Mrs. A. Emonson in the Haynes
house, on North Fair Oaks avenue. seems
to suggest that Mrs. Emonson is being
pursued by burglars. The lady is resident
of Little Rock. Ark, and is here for her
health. She had been staying at the home
of DR.. Sherry, her physician, on Columbia
street. week ago two rough looking men
were found in the yard upon the return of
the family from church. They were fright
ened away before they had taken anything.
That same night Mrs. Emonson heard some
one In the house at an unearthly hour. and
It was found upon investigation that two
of the doctors overcoats, some other cloth
ing and a medicine grip had been thrown or
dropped in the yard. The next day Mrs.
Emonson returned to her rooms in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Haynes. on the cor
ncr of Villa street and North Fair Oaks
avenue. Yesterday morning at about ?
o'clock two men, wearing black masks
were in her room when she awoke. One
grasped her by the throat and held her,
while the other stole her pocketbook, con-
tanning $50, gold watch and shirt waist.
The watch was later found in the yard. En-
trance was made through a kitchen win
dow, the screen being cut on the outside.
Brevities
Two graduates from the college of Throop
will this year receive the degree of B.A
There will be eleven graduates from the
sloyd and ten from the academy. The grad
uating exercises will take place on the 18th
inst. and the alumni reunion will be on the
21st inst.
The case OF battery preferred by Frank
Duarte against Emanuel Estrada was tried
before Recorder Rosster today, and Es-
trada was released. the evidence against
him not being sufficent to hold him. Both
parties are MeXicans and reside at Bald
wins ranch. Duarte Is now in jail, pending
the case of threatening to kill Estrada.
j. w. Woods, who took with him to San
Francisco funds for Company I, reports
that he turned the checks over to to Capt
Lippencott, arranging that each man
should receive 81 and 40 cents worth of bath
tickets
The Chosen Friends met this evening in
I. o. O. f. hall and nominated officers, who
will be elected at the next meeting.
Evangelist Small spoke at the East Side
Christian church last evening upon 1.-THE
Cha rms of Freedom"
A large number of ladies met this after
noon at the Shakespeare club building, on
North Fair Oaks avenue. and organized a
branch of the National Red Cross society
for the purpose of helping the soldiers.
Mrs. james r. Groesbeck is very Ill at
the home of her mother, north of town, and
little hope is entertained of her recovery.
Fred Fischbeck returned this evening
from short trip to Catalina.
Judge Magee has returned from the north.
The herald., 1898-06-08
AN ENJOYABLE OUTING
The Passing Show of Day at Lively
Anaheim

ANAHEIM.. June 1.-The Ladies' guild
of the Episcopal church enjoyed splendid
outing on Friday at Puente, and Mrs Hance
did the. part of hostess to the infinite salts
faction of her guests.
The sum OF s25 has been forwarded by
Mr.. Little from the West Anahem school
to Superintendent Greedy, for the battle
shin fund. In the presentation the Anaheim
children were Joined by the schools of
Kate.la.
The recruiting movement In Anaheim is
not a success, and Lieut.. Munson has opened
his office in vain. hTe idea among our
young men Is that they can form a company
The herald., 1898-06-08
Another Trust in Operation

The latest trust combination is that of the
manufacturers of envelopes. 1t boasts a
capital of $17 900 900, ito control the busi-
ness, compel uniformity of prices and break
down undue competition" This is the
euphemistic way of saying that the new
trust has organized to "skin the public
The tariff assistance of the combination
ranges from 20 to So per cent. Without this
protective encouragement it would be a
foredoomed failure.-Pittsburg Post
The herald., 1898-06-08
Frowning on Prospective Fraud

Let there be no pensions for widows, orig
inal or otherwise, married subsequent to the
mastering of their husbands into the SER
vice of the United States In our war against
Spain. The country has learned one very
expensive lesson in this respect as the re-
suit of uncalculating liberality in benevo-
lent patriotism. One such ought to be
enough, however much the pension attor-
ney may deprecate such stinginess.-Phila
delphia Press.
The herald., 1898-06-08

Ouida Every pretty woman should be
firt, every clever woman a politician; the
aim, the animus. the intrigue, the rivalry
which accompany each of these pursuits
make the salt without which the great
dinners are tasteless.
The herald., 1898-06-08

No one can tell where the diamond goes
to in combustion. Burn it and it leaves no
ash. The flame is exterior, like that of a
cork, and when it has blazed itself out
there remains not even so much as would
dust the antennae of a butterfly.
The herald., 1898-06-08

They are baptizing Mormon converts In
a swimming bath at st Louis. If all Nor
mons could be induced to indulge in this
ceremony about once week there would
be an improvement in the odor of sanctity
in the organization.
The herald., 1898-06-08

Dunphie: Let the tears but rise to
womans eyes, and all is over with that 9TH
err animal, man. Ee his cause how
ever righteous he has nothing for it but to
lick the dust.
The herald., 1898-06-08

A member of the Third regiment writing
home from St. Louis a few days ago, said :
'Tell the Kansas City Star to send its neat
relief train to jefferson Barracks"
The herald., 1898-06-08

sVall paper, late styles. low prices. at
A. A. Eckstrom's. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1898-06-08
A LETTER TO. WOMEN.

A few words from Mrs. Smith, OF
Philadelphia, will certainly corroborate
the ella m that Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is woman's ever
reliable friend.
~ cannot praise Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound too highly.
"For nine Gs&a
weeks Twas in
bed suffer- A2SM
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down all tS<~ ~
t tss t auits N>W
comfort
able; but as soon as ] would put my
feet on the floor, the pains would
come back.
EVERY one thought it was impossl-
BILE for me to get well. Twas paying 81
per day for doctors visits and rs cents
a day for medicine. Imade up my mind
to try Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t has effecteda complete cure
for me, and l have all the faith in the
world in it. What blessing to wo-
man it is."-MRs. JENNIE L. SMITH, No.
;o4 Eauffmnp St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The leader., 1898-03-16

and tell you this. 1 cannot praise
Pe-ru-pa too much. Man-a-lin Is
the best medicine 1 have ever tried
for that. purpose; it relieved me
from all pain. / advised my neigh
Dor to use Pe.ru.na and Man a lin
for catarrh and stomach trouble.
1t is the best in the world. l can
do all my housewOrk and not feel
1t. l can't praise Pe-ru-na as l
would like to; it is the greatest
medicine there is in the world.'
DR.. Hartman receives many such
letters as this every week. Some
Of them have been gathered to.
gether and published in book form.
The book is called "Facts and
Faces,' and will be sent free to
any address by The Pe,ru.na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Colum.
bus, Ohio.
The leader., 1898-03-16

The Clarion. Ledger prints con.
spicuously the following truism
from the Walthall Warden: "The
farmer who makes sure of his home
supplies will be able to stand AGENT
cotton adversities next fall. Cot.
ton has little to do with politics.
The price of cotton is controlled
almost exclusively by supply and
demand. The competition in other
quarters of the world has become so
strong that it is impossible for good
prices. 1t is plainly evident that
so long as Southern farmers de.
pend upon cotton for money crop
and to buy supplies they can never
better their condition"
The leader., 1898-03-16

Agreeably to appointment, DR.. T. s.
Folsom, an experienced optician, rep
resenting A; X. Hawkes.. of Atlanta,
was at Grafton's Drug Store Monday
and Tuesday for the purpose of fitting
the famous Hawkes. eye glasses to all
who might apply. The numerous call
ers on DIR. Folsom was an unmistaka-
BILE tribute to the value of the adver-
tising which has been done in The
LEADER. He was kept busy nearly
the entire time, and had to leave last
night to fill an appointment at Merid-
ian, without being able to accommo-
date all here who desired to avail
themselves of his services. The genial
doctor, socially and professionally, left
q most favorable impression ON those
who met him during his brief visit.
The leader., 1898-03-16
BOGE CHITTO DOTS.
BY JEEMS.

BY JEEMS
Bogue Chitto has reason to feel
proud of her young men.
If they can find an easy place to sit
down while fishing, some people don't
care whether the fish bite or not.
Rev. j. A. Scarborough is just home
from a trip through the country to
Louisiana and reports matters quiet in
that section.
We have placed an order for the
hand pump, being sold by Capt. A. J.
Martin of our city as sub-agent. No
one can we'll afford to be without this
valuable device.
Glad to know you are improving un-
der our streatment," Bro. Saw dust,
but from your pig report last week we
fear the people imagine that we are
giving you bad medicine.
H. T. Reed, formerly of this city,
swapped himself off to Florida year
ago, but failing to get the "boot," he
will now return to his old camping
ground, wiser, if not richer. We vel
come you back, Ponie.
Under the skillful management OF
Miss Edwina Burnley, our public
school is in a fine shape. AS teacher
we do not think that Miss b. has a su.
perior in South Miss. We all sincerely
hope that she will be elected to remain
with us another session.
Ye scribe looked in on the Pike
county court the other day at Magno'
| liza. He remained long enough to see
the Judge light his cigar and make
some announcements for the Bro
week, after which everybody smoked
They surely smoke good cigars in the
Pike county courts, so to speak.
After reading Sawdust's startling
account in last weeks dots of Mr.. Lees
fine blooded SOW bringing Al pigs, oui
town liar staggered and sank down II
his chair. When he began breathing
easy, he called for his gun and begaI
| picking his flint. AS to whether he in
/ tends to commit suicide or kill Saw
dust is a question known only tt
himself.
| Last Sunday morning, about 8 or Il
o'clock, two little Bowman girls in tn
country, aged 8 and IL years, ran ava.
from their fathers home and walket
to Wesson, q distance of 20 miles b,
t6 p. M. Their father boarded th'
north bound train Sunday night, RAJ
up and found the little rambler
among their relatives and brough
them safely home.
The leader., 1898-03-16
TUFTS pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.

Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or
der by the occasional use OF
Tutt's Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body:
For sickheadache. malaria, bil-
iousness. constipation and kin
dred diseases, anabsolute cure
TUFTS Liver PILLS
The leader., 1898-03-16

when 1t will be annexed to the
United States, where it logically
belongs.
at is to be hopedfhat Spain will
soon see this manifest destiny, and
this ultimatum may he reached
without further bloodshed and on
terms amicable and honorable to
both nations.n
The leader., 1898-03-16

IL was a striking coincidence
that a son of a gun named Cannon
(the Hon. Joseph G. from Illinois)
should have introduced the bill! in
Congress appropriating S5O,OOO,-
600 to place the nation on "a better
war footing.