The herald., 1898-12-05
A HIGHBINDfR HELD
WONG CHING CHI MUST ANSWER
THE CHARGE
Jurors Drawn-County Teachers Elect
Officers-Andrew Harris Dying.
Santa Ana Personals

SANTA ANA, Dec. 3.-The preliminary
examination of Wong Ching Chi, the China
man who attempted to smuggle gun into
! jail to aid the escape of two Chinese prison
ers, was held today before Justice Hunting
ton and resulted in his being held to answer
in the superior court, with bonds of $1,000
A Chinese lawyer and several highbinders
from Los Angeles were down to attend the
trial. Ching was unable to raise the amount.
OF bail and will remain in Jail.
The following petit jurors were drawn
yesterday to serve in the superior court for
the ensuing term of court: A. +. Bennett,
Samuel Herrin, John E. Shrode, William IL.
Rusk, II. ii. Loptien, c. y. Riggs, j. L.
Nourse, Samuel KraemeT, J. 9. McD well,
j. a. Smiley, L. A. Higgins, E. b. Foote,
f. j. Mallett, A. McFadden, r. II. Dibble.
A. B. Case, Charles w. Warner, w. X.
Robinson, w. l.. Haskins, G. p. Kright, j.
A. jackson, j. +. Luther, G. W. West, II.
L. Chandler, c. N. Burbank, Charles, Leh-
man, j. Berlin, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Crookshanll Of Los
Angeles are visiting relatives in town for a
few days
The members Of Company L have re-
turned to their homes in this county, most
of them arriving Friday night.
Charles G. Huff and bride returned this
evening from their wedding tour, spent in
the eastern states.
A marriage license was issued today to
Sarah V. Summers, aged l6 years, resi-
dent of Tustn and John D. Upton, aged
q, resident of Lompoc. Stephen r. Som
ers, father Of the bride, filed his written
consent to the marriage.
The Orange County Teachers association
met in this city today, when the following
officers were elected for the coming year:
President, Professor w. B. Hill of Garden
Grove; vice-presdent, C. P. Evans, Ana
beim; secretary and treasurer, Miss NJ
Ellen Case, Tustin. After the election an
interesting discussion was he'd on the sub.
ject, Arithmetic"
Deputy Sheriff Uln returned last night
from San Quentin, where he took Hancock
the self-confessed murderer, and Knox, the
burglar, both of whom were landed safely
| Behind the bars.
Judge E. L. Langley delivered lecture
20 the students OF TIL. business college last
night on probate law. Following the iec-
ture cake walk and other entertaining
features were given.
Mrs. Z. X. Chrisman returned 10 acr home
in Los Angeles today after visit here
McKelvey d Borres have filed petition
asking for letters of administration on the
estate of Thomas L. Cone, deceased.
Prof. w. A. Edwards Of the Throop Poly
technic institute of Pasadena delivered an
instructive lecture last night n the Grand
opera house on the subject, "Modern Traits
in Ancient Rome" for the benefit of the
high school pupils.
| b. E. Turner and bride returned yester-
day from Milwaukee, Wis.
| Mrs. u. p. Foster has returned from an
extended visit in Nebraska and Illinois.
Mrs. E. L. Cahill, wife of the we'll known
writer on the Examiner, returned to her
home in San Francisco yesterday after a
visit with friends here.
r. ii. Candy, mail carrier between here
and Westminster, has moved his family
from this city to Westminster.
Deputy Sheriff j. W. Landell and wife
have moved to Capistrano to reside.
Orange chapter No. 73, Royal Arch Ma
sons, of this city have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: J. w. King,
high priest; j. p. Greeley, king; r. +.
Bishy, scribe; l. d. Mills, treasurer; G. A.
Whdden, secretary.
Mrs. E. aHnanh of Evanston, ILL.,, and
daughter, Mrs. Emma Deshman of Los An
geles, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Han
nah.
Andrew Harris, well known resident OF
this city, who has been dangerously i'll with
cancer for some time, is in dying condi-
ton today and cannot survive the night.