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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-08
PRoJEcTILE HITS A CRUISER.
Havana Battery Claims to Have
Badly Damaged One of Our Boats.

Havana Battery Claims to Have
Badly Damaged One of Our Boats.
Havana, May 7.--At $50 this morning
the American cruisers which We're pur-
suing the Spanish schooner Santiago.
bound from Yucatan with sailed fish, APP
preached the vedado batteries, which
fired at them when about five miles off
shore.
a local paper says that one of the pro-
Jectiles carried off the smoke stack and
one of the masts of the American cruiser,
which was in the lead, and that another
projectile fell upon the deck of the other
cruiser.
The Americans replied with twelve
shots, but the projectles fell two miles
OIL the batteries, and the cruisers then
retreated under a full head of steam.
one of the. shots from the batteries fell
near one Of the American vessels. covering
her decks with water, and it is asserted
positively that a hole was made in her
nun below the water line.
The LAttoral San Lazaro Vedado was
run Of people watching the encounter
through opera glasses and applauding the
nrlng OF the Spaniards.
AZ 1850 the Santiago entered the harbor,
IN tow of the Susie. One Of the Ameri-
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cARErsTs 10 KEEP CALM.
VIII DO Nothing to Weaken spain's
Efforts TO Defend Her Honor.

Madrid, May THE Marquis Corral
DO, the representative OF Don Carlos, said
to-day TO an Associated Press correspond
ent that Don Carlos had strictly instruct-
ed his leaders to do nothing 10 weaken
Spains efforts to defend her honor and
possessions, nor 20 give the government
pretext TO blame the Carlists for the
peninsular troubles, which were provoked
by the misgovernment of others.
The Carlists ne said. intend 10 adhere
to the programme. but they are not al
lowed liberty OF speech and viii withdraw
from the Cortes under protest and issue
a manifesto.
The Marquis further said that the gov
eminent welcomes opportunities to blame
national calamites upon the Carlists, VINO
intend to maintain peaceful attitude and
await developments.
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can shots carried off boat from the
schooner's stern.
Il Is reported that one of the cruisers
was so damaged that she win he top,ed
to Key West. She will probably leave TO-
morrow.
Inc war material brought by the Span
Ish steamer Montserrat to Cienfuegos mas
arrived at Havana, having been brought
by a special train consisting of fifteen
cars. sV As
Inc French gunboat Fulton will sail to-
morrow for Jamaica, taking with her such
French citizens as desire to leave the ISL
and.
The lower house Of the colonial Parlia-
ment was definitely organized to-day The
Senate will be organized on Monday.
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LOCAL Personal.

Mrs G. P. williams Is visiting her par
ents in Montgomery, Ala
Mr.. p. l.. Constantine, who has been i'll
at his home, No. 1906 Anderson street, east,
is somewhat improved.
The bicycle run to Thunderbolt Friday
evening, given in honor of Mrs. Tilmau
of Charleston, S. G., was quite an en-
joyable one. Among the guest were: Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. HENLEY, Mrs. Osgood
Cook. Mrs. Tillman, Mrs. Anna Barbour
Misses Bessie Turner, Carrie Lindner, Bes-
sic Hunt, Hattie Lindner. Hattie Ward
Messrs. l.. w. Roberts, Dowse b. Rustin
Lefls Arnold, Angus Mingledorff Donald
j. Fraser, George Beach. Whitfield. A.
Cumming and others.
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EXPEDITION TO MANILA.
SAN Francisco Expects 1t to Start
Next Saturday.

San Francisco May Tt is believed
here that the expedition to relieve Commo-
dore Dewey will leave this city next Sat
urday.
The department has been ordered to pre-
pare both the Australia and the City of
Pekin to receive troops, and as the two
ships can only carry about $500 men, other
vessels will be chartered.
The cruiser Charleston has a crew of PSF
men, and could accommodate the marines
and regulars that the government intends
to send to the front.
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The following additional subscriptions to
the fund for the rebuilding Of the Cathe-
ceived through Mrs. William +. Reid: Mrs.
j. Dunn, Nashville IS; Mr.. James Kiile-
lea. Nashville, ST. Master Jim Freus Nash
vile, so cents; Master John Freil,s Nash
vile, 80 cents; Miss Katie May Freil,
Nashville 30 cents; Miss Alice Freil, Nash
vile, 80 cents; Miss Agnes Freil Nash
vile, 50 cents; Miss Margaret Freil &c
cents
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camp without leave. Henson was dishon-
orably discharged and sent to the peni-
tentiary.
An order was issued to-day, putting Col.
j. IL. Andrews in command Of the Sec
ond Infantry brigade OF Gen. Brooke's pro-
Visonal corps, and Col A. -. Burt Is re-
lieved. the latter 20 accept a brigadier COM
mand. The cavalry division here was re-
organized to-day.
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SPANS DISORDERS.

Conflicts Between Mobs and Police
Numerous.
Madrid, May Z, 9 a. m.-The provinces
are still in a state of disorder.
Renewed rloting is reported from various
points and there have been frequent con-
ficts between mobs and the police.
AT Soria, capital Of the province OF that
name, fifty miles from fogrono, the rioters
have burned the market building and the
barracks OF the troops. Here again the
women joined in the riotng.
The feeling Is especially bitter against
the spectators IN grain.
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Augusta wins at New Orleans.

New Orleans. May New Orleans lost
its first game at home by errors at criti-
cal points, getting slightly the best of the
batting and almost winning out at the
end Score: R.H.E
Augusta 30 20 O 0 ks /
New Orleans.0 0 0 o. 5 4
Batteries--Mains and Armstrong;; Shee-
han and Byers
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Atlanta wins at mobile.

Mobile, Ala, May 7.-Mobile lost the
game this afternoon through inability to
bunch her hits The batting of Byers
Montgomery and Martin of the visitors
was the feature. Score: RHE
Mobile ......O 90 2 o 0 0 o. 9 4
Atlanta ........1 0 2 ks 8 2
Batteries-Roach and Cassiboin; Gala
han and Montgomery.
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seymour Not Effective.

Boston, May 7.-Gettig replaced Seymour
in the sixth to-day and did good work, but
the game was lost to New York Attend
ance 1900 Score: R.H.E.
Boston NIB 0 II 0 / Obj 16 3
New York 20 0 0 2 9 / 2-9 12 )
Batteries-Klobedanz and Bergen; Sey-
mour, Gettig and Grady.
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Charleston Beats birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala, May Tt took elev-
en- innings for Charleston to defeat Birm-
ingham to-day. Score: RH.E.
Birmingham 80 0 p 1000 OF 10 7
Charleston .......OO 012G21 lois II 3
Batteries-Streaker and LaPorte; Jones
and Steelman.
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New York, May 1.-THE Brooklyns made
Il three straight from Washington to-day.
Attendance $500. Score: RHE
Brooklyn 40 0 8 1 0 ks Il 8
Washington II 1 0 % 6 1
Batteries-Kennedy and Ryan; weighing
and MCGUIRE.
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sPANIARDs CAPTURE A SCHOONER.

The AmerIcan BOuhd from UonaiVes
to Chester With lockwood.
Port au Prince. Hayti, May THE ru-
NOR current some days ago of the cap
ture of an American vessel by the Span
iards, on April 80, off Modest Nicolas, is
confirmed by the American consul at Cape
Haytian. The vessel seized was the
schooner Ann Louisa Lockwood bound
from Gonaives to Chester, with logwood
consigned to Sharpless Bros.
The cruiser Montgomery left this after
noon to join the fleet of Admiral Samp-
son.
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sCHLEY HASN'T SAILED.

Hospital Ship SOIace Sent TO Admiral
sampsOn's Fleet.
Old Point Comfort Va, May Ion
Board the Flagship Brooklyn, off Fort
Monroe)-The flying squadron remains
here.
The hospital ship Solace sailed to-day to
join Admiral SIMPSONS fleet in the Gulf
She is fully equipped with a supply of
surgical and medical requisites, and with
a store of delicacies for the sick and
wounded which may be put aboard her
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WRITE FOR FREE SCHOLARSHIP

Positions guaranteed. r, r. fare paid.
Actual business taught.
GA.-ALA. BUS. COLLEGE. Macon, Ga.
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FOR SOMETHING GOOD TRY
Churchills Ice cream cakes. they are de-
licious; be sure you have Churchilrs be-
fore you buy.
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cHIcKAMAUGA's CAMP.

Two Troopers Tried by Court Mar
tiaI and Convicted.
Chickamauga National Park, Ca, May
THE court martial Of Private Engleham
Of New York, Third Cavalry. charged with
desertion and OF Trooper Henson. Tenth
Cavalry, for assaultlng a superior officer.
resulted In Engleham's fine for leaving
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LouisviIIe Loses Two Gome.

Cleveland, o.. May 7.-Louisville went to
pieces at the end of the first game to-day.
and did not recover until the second one
had also been lost. A gale of wind was
blowing, and the day was unfavorable
Score: RHE
Cleveland 40 0 0 90 x-9 10 (
Louisville .....2 0 0 0 0 2-7 10 /
Batteries--Young and Criger; Frazer and
Cunningham and Wilson.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
continued from ThIrd PAGE.
srRAYED.

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STRAYED, FROM MY PLACE, ONE
large grey horse, black spot on left shout
der bangs cut, also bay mare, lately CLIPS
ped. Return Thomas s. Heron, Wald>
burg, east, Waters road. receive reward.
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Earned runs-Montgomery 3; Savannah.
8. Two-base hits-Outcalt, Grant, Meany,
2 Three-base hits--Armstrong 2; Herbert,
2; HalloweI. Stolen observation-disclosures
3; Savannah, 2. First base on balls-Whis-
ner, s; Armstrong, 1; Nolan, 5; Stultz, 3.
Hit by pitcher-Whisner, 2; Armstrong, 1;
Nolan, 1; Stultz, 1-Struck out-Whisner
1; Armstrong, 3; Nolan, 2. Double plays
Whisner, unassisted. Passed balls-Out-
calf, /; Hallowell, 2. Wild pitches-Whis-
ner, 2. Time of game 2:S0. Umpire, Peltz
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SHOES REPAIRED WHILE You
wait, at Okarma's, III Broughton, east;
branch, Perry and Barnard
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR F1sHfNG T1ocK11E. 'Nfsfs, Ere
go to Cornwell & Chapman.
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APPEAL TO FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Queen Regent Wishes His Influence
for Intervention.

Lodon, May 1.-THE Vienna correspond
ent Of the Daily Mail says: THE Spanish
Queen Regent has again appealed to En-
peror Francis Joseph TO use his influence
in favor Of European intervention
Count GolUchowski. the Austro- Hunga-
rian foreign minister, has addressed a note
to the Powers on the subject
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Tennesseeans Win Their Third Con-
secutive Game

Atlanta, Ga, May 7-Vanderbilt de-
feated Georgia for the third consecutive
time on the diamond at Piedmont park
to-day by a score Of 4 to 0. Yesterday in
Athens the score was to 0 in favor of the
Vanderbilt team, and the first game 10 10
/. The Georgians are clearly outclassed
by the visitors. In to-days game the
two teams were presented as follows:
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CoNIDA's BUTTERCUPs, FILLED
with nuts, % cents per pound.
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STRAYED YELLOW COW WITH
brass tips on horns and cut ears. Re
ward IL returned 10 r. Wachstein, 227
Broughton. west.
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The Yales defeated the Poolers yester-
day by q score of 26 TO IA. The batteries
for the Yales were McDermott and Saun-
ders, and for the Poo,ers, Christian and
Barry. The captain of the Yales is looking
for challenges from boys IA years old and
under. Frank McDermott, captain.
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STRAYED TO MY PREMISES ON
Lovers lane, foot OF Harmon street. one
gray horse and one brown mare. Owner
this notice.
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YOU CAN GET NOTHING BETTER
70 eat than leg Of rice field lamb. J.
H. Baker has them. and will al your or
ders at very reasonable prices; stall es.
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Rain Prevents other Games.
VANDERBILT BEATS GEORGIA.

Washington, May 7.-All other scheduled
games were postponed on account of rain.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
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CONNECTING SOUTH ROOMS. WITH
board. 207 Jones street, west.
BOARDERS WANTED. NICELY FUR
nished south rooms; all convenlences. at
No. West Henry street.
EDUCATIONAL
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SPANISH LESSONS. ADDRESS q.
3. Washington, +. o. Box 1913.
MANDOLIN, GUITAR. BANJO. PIANO.
H. r. l.. Miller, resident teacher, 1O9 Lib
erty east.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR FfsHfNG T1cKf1E- Nisfs, Ere
go TO cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA's BUTTERCUPs, FILLED
with nuts. p cents per pound.
FOR SOMETHING GOOD TRY
churchlrs ice cream cakes: they are de-
licious; be sure you have Churchnrs be-
fore you buy.
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE You
wait, at Okarma's, III Broughton, east:
branch, Perry and Barnard
THIs WEEK, At BERNsTEIN's TEN
cent store, will be "the week" where our
$1,000
ais or admirals,- but we rejoice how Dewey
slaughtered The Dons, and we will do some
Strengthening at our bargain counters.
which will invite war from competitors
Bernstein's 1Oc store, Broughton and Bar
nard streets.
YOU CAN GET NOTHING BETTER
70 eat than leg OF rice field lamb J.
IA. Baker has them. and will Ill your or
ders al very reasonable prices; stall es.
FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
cornwell & Chapman.
CONIDA's MOLASsEs KISSES. FILL
ed with English walnuts. Is cents per
pound.
FOR BEST ICE CREAM AND FINE
cakes go to Churchilrs. corner Waldbura
and West Broad streets. Phone 245S
s4.O0 FOR NO. Is, 227, AND Si.25 FOR No.
1888, to Okarma's, III Broughton, east.
GALVANIZED TEA KETTLES FOR
Sc; just the thing for gas and gasoline
stoves; our line in agate and tinware Is
more than complete. and our prices will
open your eyes, positive saving Of %
por cent. on all our leaders. Bernstein's
l0c store, Broughton and Barnard streets.
FOR MANTELs, THING AND
CRATES, go to cornweIl & Chapman.
CONIDA'S SALT WATER TAFFY,
only g cents per pound.
NOTHING NICER THAN CHURCH.
ill's ice cream and sherbets for dessert;
send in trial order to-day; prompt deliv-
cry; phone 245s. Waldburs and West
Broad streets.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. co
10 Cornwell & Chapman.
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R.H.E.

Second Game RHE
Cleveland ..........S II 8 0 XIII - 2
Louisville ..........S Is 8 2
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Cunning
ham, MCGEE and Wilson.
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CONNECTING SOUTH ROOMS, WITH
board. 207 Jones street, west
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EDUCATIONAL.

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SPANISH LESSONS. ADDRESS q.
b. Washington, +. o. Box 1873.
MANDOLIN, GUITAR. BANJO, PIANO.
II. e. l.. Miller, resident teacher 1O9 Lib
erty, east
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FOR RANGES AND STOVES. GO TO
Cornwell & Chapman.
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BOARDERs WANTED. NICELY FUR
nlshed south rooms; all eonveniences, at
No West Henry street.
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CONIDA's 8fOLAssEs KISSES, FILL
ed with English walnuts. Is cents per
pound
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FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. GO
TO Cornwell & Chapman.
The herald., 1898-07-02
BEANS FOR HORSE FEED
A Riverside Man Inaugurates New
Industry

RIVERSIDE, July IA. g. Tingman, n
well-known resident of the desert country,
has inaugurated a new industry at Indio,
which gives every promise of becoming quite
an important as well as paying one. Mr..
Tingman has built himself mill at that
place for grinding the mesquite bean for
horse feed. He has the mill in running order
and so far has manufactured quite a lot Of
the beans into shape for the market. Mr..
Tihgman expects to secure raw material
enough growing wild to keep his mill in OPP
Grafton for some time to come.
Sheriff Johnson of this county has finally
secured the twenty-five names of men who
agree to enlist In the company of mounted
riflemen which Is to be mustered in here.
These companies, which were suggested by
Sheriff Cunningham of San Joaquin coun-
ty, are to be formed In every county, and
their duty will be principally to assist the
sheriff in the capacities of posses, but they
will also be ready to respond to any call
of duty.
An important arrest was made here yes
terday when the officers gathered In resi-
dent of Etiwanda named Antonio La Four
cade, who has been wanted for a long time
on charge of selling liquor to Indians. La
Fourcade is the owner OF a wine ranch near
Etiwanda and he has for some months past
been hauling the product Of his ranch here
and selling 1t. La Fourcade was caught red
handed by the officers.
Out Of twenty seven applicants at the late
primary teachers examination thirteen
were successful. as follows: Celia Wilbur
Riverside; Kathrne Lacy, Riverside; Ger
trude Towne, Murrieta; Minnie B. Morris,
The herald., 1898-07-02
. STARTLING REQUEST
SPRUNG UPON THE SAN DIEGO
CITY COUNCIL
Southern California Mountain Water
Company Wants to, Put in a New
Distributing System

SAN DIEGO, July lat meeting of the
water committee of the city council last
night the following startling communica-
ton was received from the Southern Cali
fornia Mountain Water company, and ad-
dressed to the council:
'"The San Diego Electric railway has pur-
chased and now has en- route rails to relay
Its track on Fifth street, d street and II
street, and as this will necessitate tearing
up of the main part of the streets referred
to, the California Mountain Water COM
pany would like for you to definitely locate
the position of the water pipes to be laid
by this company. We have the pipe en-
route, ordered of the size and weight called
for by the specifications adopted by the
city at the time of issuing 81, 800 900 for the
acquisition of a new water system, and, 1t
being very Objectionable to tear UP the
streets of this city more than once, we
should like to lay the water pipes and make
the house and hydrant connections before
the railroad track is relaid.'
The committee will recommend that the
permission asked for be granted, but the
propositions coming at this time is like a
thunderbolt from clear sky, as it was gen.
orally believed that the recent adverse de-
cision of the supreme court on the water
bonds had put quietus on the whole prop
osition.
The seventh report of Receiver G. w.
Pauly of the Golden Cross Mining company
at Hedges was filed today and allowed by
the court According to the report, the
cleanup for the month of May from the
1OO-stamp mill yielded s46,444.94 in gold bull
lion, and this, with receipts from other
sources, made q total revenue for the
month amounting to s47,944.44. The dis
bursements for the month of May were
SAG ,521.7 70, the pay roll alone amounting to
STU, 800.
The divorce case of Priscilla J. Strffin
against Samuel Striff1n was called for trial
today behind closed doors. The grounds
for divorce are dessrtion and adultery. The
couple have been married for almost fifty
years, and have grandchildren living in
this county.
Annie T.. Judd has been granted divorce
from c. w. Judd. The custody of four chill
dren was awarded to the mother, and Mr..
Judd was ordered to pay $40 per month ali
mony to the support of his children.
The herald., 1898-07-02
Eernandoania

FERNANDO, July 1.-The Fernando
Christian Endeavor society elected the fol
lowing officers at their last business meet
ing: President. Mrs. j. Fl. Harps; vice.
president, Rev. w. II. Wilbur; secretary
Miss Edith Abels; treasurer, Miss Crissie
Wilson; organist, Miss Abels.
Miss Julia Roman has gone to Los An
geles to spend the summer months at heI
home.
A very enjoyable picnic was given by the
Morning Side school children last Tuesday
at Monte Vista park.
Fernando will celebrate the Fourth with
bicycle races, horse races and baseball
game.
Mr.. c. Holloway and family have started
for Indiana, after a brief visit with rela.
tives here.
DR.. j. p. Widney, Mrs. J. p. Widney an6
Miss Belle Widney are visiting relatives ir
Fernando.
The Porter Land and Water company
have fifty cutters working at the drier
Charles Pachaco a cousin of Judge Vile
gas, is experimenting the drier work this
year.
The herald., 1898-07-02
THE FIRST GOAT
The Hunting Season Is Now on at
Avalon

AVALON, July 1.-The first goat of the
season has fallen to the gun of Mr.. w. S.
Goodfellow, with Mr.. Landers IL close sec
ond The gentlemen left Avalon early yes
terday morning and returned at nightfall
with the head of one of the goats. Starting
to return, goat was sighted about $50
yards away. Mr. Goodfellow fired and
broke his foreeg. The goat was fast max
ing his escape on three legs, with Mr. Good
fellow and Mr.. Landers in hot pursuit, when
Mr.. Goodfellow slipped and fell, and, odd as
1t may seem, fell almost on top of the goat.
so close, in fact, that ws.l-directed rock
stunned him, and in moment sharp knife
had put an end to very exciting chase.
The goat was fine one and weighed 120
pounds. In the fall that Mr. Goodfellow
got he lacerated both of his hands badly.
Little Allan Mcdonnell had quite serious
accident while playing on the beach yester-
day afternoon with number of small COM
panions. He was playing with portable
blacksmith forge that had just been landed,
and In some manner he caught the tip of
his first finger on his right hand in the
cog wheels. The nail was torn off and also
a small bit of the end of his finger. The
wounded hand was dressed and Is now doing
nicely.
The tuna seem to be taking a vacation.
and refuse to take the flying fish offered to
them at the end of line with hook Oh it.
The barracuda are biting greedily, and two
parties who were out for some time yester-
day returned with over forty fish apiece.
Mr.. Harry Films also returned with 4 mon
ster sunfish as share of his catch.
The schooner Nellie finished discharsing
her cargo of lumber and returned to San
Pedro in the afternoon.
The Grandview hotel opened yesterday
with the folliwing names on its lists: Chas.
M. Marleau, San Francisco; DIR. q. ]. Beach,
Mrs. ]. w. Carnahan, Miss Carnahan, Miss
Bessie Carnahan. Pittsburg.
At the Metropole-C. A. Alheide, w. F.
Ball and family. Miss Bertrand. Los An
geles; Mr.. E. w. Barrett. Port Huron,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kruse, Alameda;
w. C. Woidard, Buffalo, N. "; Mr.. +.
Futschulte, New York; Edwin Baimberger
San Leandro.
At the Glenmore-L l.. Whitley, River
side; Mr.. and Mrs. v. Grey and daughter,
Los Angeles.
At Camp Swanfeldt-S. E. Hazard and
W. Tuscon. A. L, Sanford and wife, Los
Angeles.
The herald., 1898-07-02

SANTA BARBARA. July 1.-The band
concerts at the Plaza have been changed
from Sunday afternoon to Friday evening.
The Populist county convention, which met
in Lompoc on Thursday, decided not to
nominate county ticket. After lively ses-
sion, they decided to adjourn until some
time in August.
Several carloads of lemons have been
shipped from Santa Barbara San Diego and
other places in Southern California to the
Omaha exposition, where they are selling
at from 81 to Sc per box.
Prof. U. P. Shull, who taught matfe-
matics in the Santa Barbara high school
last year, has accepted the position of prin-
cipal of the Whittier schools
Charles N. Crittenden, the millionaire
evangelist, will arrive in Santa Barbara on
Friday and deliver an address at the Grace
M E. church in the evening at 8 o'clock.
A Quincy driver named Reed ran over
d. b. Slayer and bruised him considerably.
Officer Burlington arrested him and will
bring himi before Police Justice Price this
morning.