The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-19

A Bisbee Couple Get Married at Santa
Ana-Modjeska's Granddaughter

SANTA ANA, Aug. ia suit was
brought In Justice Huntington's court yes
terday by VIM. Keller OF Tustin against
Mr.. Rounds Of the same place for damages
sustained by the alleged violation of a
contract Keller claimed that Rounds had
given him the contract to dry the peaches
on his place and afterwards gave It to a
Mr.. Sullivan, who did the work while
Rounds testified that Keller had refused
to fulfln the contract after receiving II
and told him to turn II over TO Sullivan.
After much contradictory evidence SEEM
ingly In favor of Rounds, the Jury awarded
Keller SIS damages.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
to Edward W. Land and Alice W. Cradle
OF Bisbee. Aria. by County Clerk Brock.
As the girl was under age the written con-
sent Of the mother, Mrs. Nellie HARDWOOD.
was filed. 1t now transpires that the girls
mother had written her consent to the mar
rage several months ago and given It TO
Land, after which she changed her mind
and refused to allow them TO marry. She
informed the county clerk OF Los Angeles
county and he Of course refused to issue the
license, but the young man was not to be
outwftted by the old woman, and came to
Santa Ana, where the county clerk was In
ignorance Of the mothers change Of heart
toward the young man, and issued him the
desired license.
Capt. Finley has written to friends here
In town that the company had expended $40
of the $500 fund sent them for a mess tent.
John Heflefinger has had plans drawn
for handsome new residence which will
at once be erected on North Main street.
District Attorney West went to West
minister today TO conduct the trial Of Louis
Boltz, who is charged with selling liquor
without license at Anaheim Landing.
Clark Winan, an employe Of the Santa
Ana Meat Market company, was terribly
cut In the face yesterday by a meat hook
with which he was accidentally struck.
He barely escaped losing his eye.
The engine on the northbound San Diego
passenger train jumped the track between
here and Anaheim yesterday morning. DO
laying the train over two hours but doing
no further damage.
]. r. Porter, formerly of this city, died
at his home In Los Angeles yesterday. His
sister and nephew. Mrs. z. p. Foster and J.
r. Porter, went up today to attend the fu-
neral. which will be held tomorrow.
Miss Ruth Gordon has returned to her
home in San Bernardino after visit here
with her aunt. Mrs. Faust.
The hot weather Of the past week or ten
days has driven every one from town who
could possibly leave. and business Of all
kinds Is unusually quiet.
A daughter was born In Santa Ana yes
terday to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hare of
Santiago. Mr.. Hare is the adopted son of
Madame Modjeska. the actress. and the
manager of her ranch and other prorertc
in the Santiago canyon.
DR.. H. W. Head Of Garden Grove Is said
to be an aspirant for the nomination OF
assemblyman on the fusion ticket DR.. NJ.
A. Menges OF this city is also seeking the
same position.
Beet hauling will begin at Alami.os next
Monday and a short run at the ia tory will
begin. Many improvements have been
made In the machinery of the factory since
last season, and the capacity Is nearly
doubled.
The Populist county convention will be
held in Santa Ana Thursday, September
LIST.
H. B. Rice. agent of the Oceanic Steam
ship company in Los Angeles, was in town
yesterday booking several passengers who
will leave here for Honolulu on the next
steamer, which sails September 7th.
Among those who have engaged passage
are Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Crookshank. Geo.
s. Smith and Mr.. Robertson.
Mrs. Augusta Hensling, aged 3S years.
died yesterday at Olive and was buried to-
day from the German Lutheran church at
Orange.
Oscar Phillips has gone to Clinton, Iowa,
to remain