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The herald., 1898-03-03
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOTES

The first shipment of ripe loquats was
made from Orange on March 1st This
is a couple of weeks later than last year.
| Baled hay continues to be in steady de-
mand at Pomona and the price advances
almost daily. Quotations are now SIG to ST.
| per ton.
| The Olive Touring mill, in order to fill
orders, has been compelled to bring in
white corn from Nebraska the home sup
| ply being insufficient.
| A large number of the members of Court
Citrus, Foresters of America, of Riverside
| paid the court at San Bernardino a fra
| ternal visit Tuesday night.
| II. b. Cromwell and K. D. Mussey, two
well-known wheelmen of Los Angeles, are
| in Riverside in the interest of the proposed
new Southern California racing associa-
ton.
The ladies of the W. c. T. U. of San
Bernardino have made arrangements for
elaborate memorial exercises for the late
Miss Frances Willard to be held at the
First NJ. f. church next Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock.
County School Superintendent Hyatt of
Riverside has received word from State
Superintendent of Schools S. r. Black that
he will be there to attend the county
teachers institute, which will be held in
Riverside during the present month.
The Santa Ana chamber of commerce has
completed a cabinet of handsome design
which will be filled with various scenes of
Orange county industries and sent to Los
Angeles to be placed in the Orange county
exhibit a the chamber of commerce.
The Southern Pacific company, which is
laying new tracks and switches on Mar
ket street at Riverside to accommodate
its new depot, has a large force of men
and teams engaged in the work. The COM
np iC a @ vol i1D hp CT naf ot1I tov
wise putting that thoroughfare in the best
of condition.
The Chase Nursery company of River
side has warm affection for the public |
schools of the county, and one way it has
Of testifying to the fact is to offer the |
trustees of the several districts sufficient |
trees free of cost to properly set the |
school grounds The liberal offer has been |
accepted and the trees will be planted on |
Arbor day.
At regular meeting of the public IL
brary trustees of Riverside, held Tuesday
evening, the current bills of that part
of the city's business for the month of |
February, amounting to S225. 70, We're pass
ed and ordered paid. The report of the
librarian showed a constant increase in
the number of patrons of the library, and
also showed that quite a number of the
latest books were added to the shelves
during the month.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Santa Ana Society for the Prevention of |
Cruelty to Animals was held last night.
when several new names were added to
the membership roll. Messrs. A. C. Twist,
B. e. Greeneaf and Max jacobson were
appointed special officers and the follow
ing gentlemen were put on the list as |
honorary members: Rev. w. B. Burrows. |
C. w. Her, j. T. Hopkins, S. W. Walker.
Isaac Jewel M. M. Fitzpatrick and Y ", !
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zINGARI RECEPTIoN
To Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe, the
Talented Authoress

The Zlngari and their friends gave .
very pleasant reception last evening In
honor of Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe at
the Academy of Art and Design, 641 South
Hill street. w. F. Burbank, Professor
and Mrs. Macleod and Mrs. Mary p. Hart
assisted in receiving the guests. Of whom
there were about $50 present
The following program was rendered.:
Address Of welcome William r.. Burbank,
president of the Zingari; Response. Mrs,
Thorpe; duet, Professor echalwit1 and
daughter: Scotch dialect stories, Malcolm
Macleod; recitation "Curfew Must Not
Ring Tonight" BY the author; recita-
tion. What OTHERS Envy 4 recent poem
BY Mrs. Thofpes read BY Mrs. Hart; banjo
solo, Professor Aeilp Gardpay; ofiGinsl
poem To HatS ked 9 I: Tews(seA
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The COPPER RIVER DELUSION
H. J. ROBINSONS PLAIN WORDS AS TO THE
DESPERATE TRIALS OF THE TRIP
Not Enough Gold to Pay Anyone for What They Have
Suffer "-Only One Month in the Year to
Make the Journey

HI m whom wn9 s Ssn Alaska by syndicate
the hsPassps %hen ~hS a
army Angeles men Who sS unor
dcate The dated Copper
"As little covering the
@ d and % se @ efa af s @ on W h e & covered no. with six feet
them to to Alaska Being I you
that point we 3 hired Captain Humphrey take
two boats which took week We then
and trading place the
s started sns we w sa ss sas @ tons
aid AS we could all the
Te first day We upset to. one boat and ruined all
by nnd Sn to fnaVe Ran hs sn
AS a%a "S snS o s
a4 @ s per we cent
m n %e the "p the aaE % ee sa Hsr
pS phss %sa aa aa 5 aff to vss se se
cs our b oa e nd %ne i @ ire terrible m wind
dw S ov n % s s n % % M cs 5 for @ a0u miles
made to an sa old Thu
h hng % to eat ros but r na o and until the
balance
sS T 5s 5s s Sas1s
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m away Gay Tsy sns make s9hs @
brush n nnSpas anS o'a1s h
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b nM fo go G and @ try T ana get get % claim S or So So don't
one in forty will ever & get & up it. There only
fall of snow
s':s s9S's'of szsss9s as The
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at night No tent will turn the ran
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find
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when which, is dav
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drifting will have oblterated all Don't
the
full Snow here in don't
will until win
I'll j.
writes follows " 'A \
hardin
himself chance r. aat
to the coast
back turned
claim cost
get two Indians to haul
Then follows description
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the sand.
washing
gravel Robinson HAVING
offered him interest he will
there is to be plenty ~ - go
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Curfew Wanted

POMONA, March 2.-The city board of
trustees met Tuesday afternoon. After
the usual monthly business was transacted
a delegation of w. c. 7. U. ladies presented
an appeal for the passage of a curfew ordi-
nance. The members of the board signified
themselves as favoring the measure and
passed resolution insturucting the city
attorney to draft an ordinance in harmony
with the petition. An appropriation of $50
was made to w. V. Burk, who was injured
while working at the city park. A resolu-
ton was passed to discontinue all further
street grading until there is more rain.
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Plenty of Water

JOHANNESBURG. March 1-For sew
eral weeks past men in the employ of the
Randsburg and Cramer railway have been
sinking a well in the fiat about a mile and
n half from this place. Today they had
reached depth of seventy-siX feet and
came upon what appears to be the bed
of an old river. The formation is sand
stone and is so damp that water oozes from
it when subjected to pressure. The pros
poets for water are SO good that the man
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New Bridge and School

SANTA ANA, March 2.-The Orange
county board of supervisors at their regu-
lar meeting today accepted the new bridge
recently built over the Santa Ana river
on Chapman street. A new school dis
trict was formed in the Newhope district
and school house will soon be built to
accommodate the residents in that sec
ton, a well-signed petition having been
presented to the board.
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They Took Exception

SANTA ANA, March 2.-The notorious
mysterious Bill' and Mollie Wright are
again in Jail. The former Is charged with
vagrancy and assault and the latter with
battery and disturbing the peace. Last
night they met a well-known young man
on the street and proceeded to belabor him
with cowhide until stopped by officers.
The young man, who is a reporter for
Los Angeles paper, had written an article
concerning them to which they took ex-
ceDtiOnS.
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A Wisconsin Fire

LA CROSSE, Wis, March 2.-Fire to-
day destroyed the large flour mill of
Cargill and Fall, at Houston, MINI.
The capacity of the mill was $50 bar
rels daily and large quantity of wheat,
flour and other millstuffs were Destroy
ed. Several Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul cars, on the track, were burned.
The herald., 1898-03-03
A New District Attorney

SANTA BARBARA. March &C. A.
Storke was today appointed district at
torney of Santa Barbara county, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of A. A
Oglesby. The choice was made on the
first ballot by the board of supervisors.
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in charge of the work is enthusiastic in the
belief that before another ten feet Is sunk
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two feet OF ore. which will pay them
handsome wages.
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clared the contest of. Goddard will leave
the city tomorrow"
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driving. Death appears to have been in
stantaneous, and resulted from concus-
sion Of the brain.
ROSCOMMON.
On Sunday night, July 81, an auda-
cious robbery was committed at Insleys
hotel Castlerea. Theobald Dillon, land
commissioner, was stopping at the hotel
and some time during the night tin
travelling case belonging to him was ex-
tracted from the coffee room of the hotel,
and was found next morning on the
Workhouse road opened, and the papers
it contained scattered around. There
was nothing of value in it, but the police
are hunting for the purloiner.
SLIGO.
His grace the Most Rev. DR.. Carr,
archbishop of Melbourne, arrived in
Sligo on Aug. 2, as the guest of Right
Rev. DR.. Clancy, bishop Of Elphin, at
the Presbytery. When it was announced
that his grace would pay Sligo visit,
the Sligo corporation held a special meet
ing, with the result that, on his arrival,
he was waited upon and presented with
congratulatory address, signed by the
mayor and town clerk, on behalf of the
aldermen and burgesses of Sligo. The
archbishop returned fitting response.
An address from the clergy and laity Of
the diocese of Elphin was also present.
ed to the archbishop on the same occa-
sion.
TIPPERARY.
In Cashel, on Aug. l, a serious as
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WHAT THEY REPRESENT:

The button with the blue and red
fields, with the star near the top, bearing
the name of "Eustis,' represents his
native heath, the Lone Star State" and
is the Republican emblem that will be
worn all over the state of Minnesota in
the coming campaign.
The button with the red and white
fields, with the Goat of Arms of
Sweden, bearing the name of Lind"
represents his native land and is the
Democratic emblem that will be worn all
over Minnesota in the coming campaign.
These very worthy gentlemen are in the
field for governor.
The button with the red and black
fields, with the seal of the state OF New
York, bearing he name of Cole" rep
resents his native state, and is the en-
blem Of medical success all over the state
of Minnesota and the Northwest, in the
treatment and cure of all Flood and Sc
cret diseases of men. at Minneapolis DR..
Cole is III the field for business, and
rightly, too, for he has devoted nearly
quarter of a century to the study,
treatment and cure of all Of those hid
den diseases peculiar to men, and few
men In the medical profession in this
country or Europe arc as we'll equipped
In the matter of these lingering troubles
as DR.. Alfred l.. Cole, Of Minneapolis.
Then he is an idefatigable worker and an
astute advertiser, for he has always con-
tended that
If you expect to conquer in the battle of
today,
You will have to blow your trumpet in
firm and steady way,
The man that owns his acres is the man
that plows all day.
And the man that keeps a-rustling is the
mar that's here to stay.
But the man who advertises with sort
Of sudden jerk
Is the man who bames the printer be-
cause it didn't work.
The man that gets tho business uses
brainy printers ink
Not clatter or sputter, but an ad
that makes you think;
And he plans his advertisement us he
plans his well-bought stock,
And the future of his business is as
solid as rock.
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tice. This, however, is not a question
OF comparison as to the respective mcr-
Its Of total abstainers and moderate
drinkers. 1t is not a question as to
whether great religious body has done
heroic service for religion and learning.
both in recent times and in bygone
ages; 1t is simply question, and a
question that calls for only an aftivma-
tive answer, of whether religious COM
mnnity Is doing injury to the Catholic
name, and antagonizing the legislation
of the church in this country, by main
tanning brewery and selling it's pro-
duct In public saloons. While, however
we condemn abuses, and we protest
against conduct that scandallzes our
people and that is not in harmony with
the legislation Of the church in this
country, we are not justified in arraign-
ing the motives of men who do not har-
monize with us. Christian charity com
pels us to give them credit for acting
according to their conscienccs We are.
not their judges. and will not be held re-
sponsible for their conduct.
During the past year we have steadily
increased our membership, although the
increase Is by no means satisfactory.
and not what the needs of our people
suggest.
Societies Of orr young people have
been organized in many localities, where
formerly such societies met with little
favor, for the reason that many ,mar-
1ned total abstinence organizations
should be formed only among those nd-
dicted to excessive indulgence, or in
danger OF contracting Incorporate hab-
1ts. In no respect has our work made
greater progress than in disabusing the
public mind of the mistaken notion that
only the Incorporate are benefited bv
total abstinence. Our Catholic children.
girls as we'll us boys, are now pledged
to total abstinence in hundreds of par-
1shes, at the time of their first holy
communion, and thus are saved for lives
OF sobriety and usefulness, l must
again this year emphasize the import
ance of banding these total abstinence
children into energetic juvenile socie-
ties, that through their influence the
homes of our Catholic people may be
protected against the danger of intoxi-
eating drink. Public sentiment has
been gradually fashioned against drink
ing customs, and just in proportion to
the standing army Of young Catholic
total abstainers that we can enlist in
our union, we will be fortified against
the fascinating power of social drink
ing.
Our adult societies must arouse them
selves. go to work in desperate earnest
build up the Juvenile societies, and thus
insure the proposition of this crusade
I. against the seductive charms o, strong
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sault was committed on q man named
jeremiah Maher, by his son. It appears
there was row between the husband
and wife al their residence, and the son,
1t Is stated, came on the scene, and, as
alleged, stuck the father and knocked
him down and hurt him severely. The
injured man was removed to the county
inf1rmary, and the son was arrested and
brought before j. w. Murphy, ]. P, who
remanded him to Clonmel Jail for eight
days.
WICKLOW.
At the meeting Of the Wicklow town
commissioners on. Aug. 4, E. N Wynne,
]. p, chairman, in the chair, it was pro-
posed by Peter O'Brien, and seconded by
Joseph McCarroll, that the chairman,
accompanied by the town clerk and town
sergeant with the corporate mace, at
tend to represent the board at the dem
onstration in Dublin, on the 18th inst,
on the occasion of laying the foundation
stone Of the Wolfe Tone memorial. The
motion was carried, on division, by
vote of to s. The chairman, it may be
added, Is one of the most prominent
Unionists in the county. He. of course,
voted against the resolution.
WEXFORD.
On Sunday, July 81, a Redmonite
meeting, under the presidency of P.
Ryan, mayor Of Wexford, was held at
the Three Rocks but it bore no compari-
son, in point of numbers, to the gather
ings at Vinegar Hill or New Ross. It
was impossible to disguise the fact that
the demonstration was largely composed
Of the followers of John Redmond, and
only few Of the we'll known faces of
those who have ben identified with pub
lie life in Wexford for a considerable
time back were to be seen. Messrs. John
and William Redmond were the orators
of the occasion, but their deiverances,
in view of their recent votes in parlia-
ment with the Tories, fell fiat on the
assemblage.
WATERFORD.
In Waterford on the evening of Aug.
2, man named Thomas Griffin, engaged
as a carrier in Messrs. Mastersons, ba-
con merchants, was crossing the bridge
with horse and car, to bring over a
load of pigs from the railway, when he
fell off the cart and died instantly.
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YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL The
PARK. wonde

NAIIUNAk 1ne reputation OF this
DARK wonderful region, prob
ably the most unique and
certainly the only one of its kind in the
world, becomes more extended yearly.
ing of its grand esyssr Fountains, its
superb Canyon, the beautiful Yellowstone
Lake more than 1000 feet above the
ocean, the high Mountains, the Cascades
and cataraess, the Bear, Elk, Deer and Ante.
lops, the unequaled Trout fishing and
other interesting features found there.
The Park is free to the World and is un-
der the control of the United States
Government. Large hotels, electric
lighted and steam heated, are found at
convenient points and first class, spec
tally constructed four horse stage
to place.
Wonderland '95 has chapter which
contains fund of inform atlon about
the Park that makes it perhaps, pecul-
iarly valuable for Schools and Teachers.
The features of the Park are described
and there is besides, a large amount of
practical information about the region
and the ride through it. The Park tour
can be made either in the coaches, or on
horseback or bicycles. The book will
be sent to any address upon receipt of
six cents by CHAs. 8. FEE. General
Passenger Agent, Northern Pacific
Railway, St. Paul, MINI.
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BITTERLY DENOUNCED
Continued From Pare ~


the malevolent sneer which was always
on the lip of the British pressman, pub
licist and pulpiteer when America was
the subject, until that great day when
Grover Cleveland, performing the one
great act of his administration, made
sneering and truculent Salisbury come
down from his high place on the Ques-
tion Of Venezuela
Well, hear some one say, You Irish
are alone in your opposition to the pro-
posed alliance. No. we are not alone.
The Germans, the Poles, the Italians and
others who make up the majority of the
voting population in conjunction with
the far-seeing, hard-headed Americans,
are as one with us on this question, and
even If we stand alone, none have a bet
ter right to warn America of her dan
gers, and to make stand against this
subtle attempt to destroy her by tying
her to the broken chain of Great Brit
ain than the Irish. Loving the form
and the fact Of liberty in America, they
will oppose to the utmost the sophis-
tries of men like Senator Cushman
Davis, the puerilities of Dolliver and the
ingratitude of Grosvenor.
No selfish consideration enters into
the question. They know England and
her policies better than American states
men and politicians. Her cruel policies
have entered into the marrow Of Irish
froo how
lures. merciless evictions, jails, gibbets
and exile have been her Instrumental
ties. She never did merciful thing for
the sake of mercy, a just thing for JUS
tice sake, nor stayed her robber hand at
the call of religion She is rushing to
destruction, the nations of the earth are
closing in upon her, and in her extrem-
ity she is calling upon America to save
her. We tell the perjured wretch Cham
berlain that the Americans will listen to
the Irish in America, for the Irish are
Americans, loving the country with the
deep and passionate devotion of their
Celtic natures; they are filled with that
splendid individuality which the air of
H.,
shone forth with Dewey in Manila bay.
flashed above the heights of San Juan
with Roosevelt's Rough Riders, which
looked through the sights of Schley's
guns and dealt death to the escapine
Spanish tyrants, and so dearly do they
love America that not for Ireland's alb
solute freedom would they wish to SEQ
Columbia yoke-fellow with England.
destined to drag her down and poison
her with the fetid breath Of an aristoc-
racy reveling in filth and dishonor.
Let others bow and bend; the Irish
exile, true to liberty. true to his tradi-
tions, above all, true to the land. the
shelter and home of millions of his
countrymen, victims of England's re-
lentless policy Of expatriation, will try
to save America from the contamination
OF an alliance sure to carry with it ma
tional dishonor, disease and death.
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NEWS FROM 0 lRELAND|
The Little Z: Nuns RABBIT

Inc LITTLE Nuns Habit.
The little nuns habit
Is worn to thread.
But, oh, being the garment.
In which she was wed,
Change it she wilh not
For another, brand new,
Discard an old friend
That she never will do:
The love that she bears it
She does not disguise.
For it has its own say
Like the light in her eyes;
To the sceptic or scoffer
Perhaps it looks mean,
But, oh. let me tell them
'Tis the robe of queen:
And a queen is she not
OF the queenliest caste,
That the future shall crown
For the present and past?
Know, men, by these presents.
The robe and the ring,
She's anointed of Heaven
SheS the bride of the King.
No hospital horror
For IN hath a bar,
She's an angel of succor
On the red field of war;
In the quiet of her convent,
Midst the Babel of school,
She knows best how to teach,
How TO work, love and rule.
Place, place beside her
Society's slave girl
With her gossamer skirt,
And her necklace of pearl,
With her ruby-set bracelets,
Dainty ribbons and bows
Her cheek and her lip
Beauty's white and red rose!
All good men prefer thee,
BY thousand to one,
Pure souled and sweet faced,
Ever true little nun.
Patch, patch thy priced habit
Till TIL originals lost,
'Tis more dear than all others
Whatever their cost.
Minotte Donnelly in Weekl
Bouquet.
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WEST & TRUAX,
A pleu.ane Feature

Is the dining and cafe car service. sery-
ing la carte meals, attached to fast
trains running from Minneapolis and st.
Paul to Milwaukee, Chicago and Eastern
and Southern points. via. Wisconsin
Central Lines. Your nearest ..icket
agent can tell you about other pleasant
features on the Wisconsin Central, or
address Jas. G. Pond. general passenger
and ticket agent. Milwaukee. Wis.
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llOw's Thlal

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY L. CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
WAl4DINC1, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
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Business Personals.

J. F. Mccarthy. well contractor. Es-
Inmates furnished on application, 209
Central avenue.
MCGOWAN & Mahoney, IRE Insurance.
real estate. loans. 125 Central avenue
John M. Gleason, undertaken, "a Sew
enth street south. Telephone 1879: resi-.
dence 1892. south.
John J. McHale and Ace P. Abel. law.
years. 30l-So2 Bank Of Commerce Build.
ing.
Chris. A Gallagher. counselor at law.
527-52s Guaranty Loan Building.